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ALPHABETICAL   DICTIONARY 


OF 


Coats  of  &rms 


BELONGING   TO 


FAMILIES    IN    GREAT   BRITAIN    AND    IRELAND; 


FORMING    AN    EXTENSIVE 


ORDINARY 


OF 


BRITISH    ARMORIALS; 

UPON  AN  ENTIRELY  NEW  PLAN, 

IN    WHICH    THE    ARMS    ARE    SYSTEMATICALLY    SUBDIVIDED    THROUGHOUT, 

AND    SO    ARRANGED    IN    ALPHABETICAL   ORDER 

THAT    THE    NAMES    OF    FAMILIES    WHOSE    SHIELDS   ARE    FODND    ON 

BUILDINGS,  MONUMENTS,  SEALS,  PAINTINGS,  PLATE,  ETC., 

WHETHER     MEDLEVAL     OR     MODERN, 

CAN  BE  READILY  ASCERTAINED. 

BY  THE   LATE 

JOHN  W.   PAPWORTH,   F.R.I.B.A., 

EDITED    FROM   PAGE    696    BY 

ALFRED    W.    MORANT,    F.S.A.,    F.G.S. 


VOL.1 


LONDON. 
T.    EICHAEDS,   37,    GEEAT   QUEEN    STEEET. 

1874. 


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The  Print  Department  of  the  British  Museum 

The  Department  of  Science  and  Art,  South  Kensington 

The  Library  of  the  Corporation  of  London  (Ttvo  copies) 

The  Society  of  Antiquaries,  London  (Two  copies) 

The  Archseological  Institute  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  (Two  copies) 

The  Birmingham  Library  (Two  copies) 

The  Chetham  Library,  Manchester 

The  Historic  Society  of  Lancashire  and  Cheshire 

The  Kent  Archseological  Society  (Two  copies) 

The  Kilkenny  and  South-East  of  Ireland  Archseological  Society 

The  Leicester  Permanent  Library  (Two  copies) 

The  Lincolnshire  Diocesan  Architectural  Society 

The  Liverpool  Free  Public  Library 

The  Liverpool  Library  (Two  copies) 

The  London  Institution  (Two  copies) 

The  Middle  Temple  Library 

The  Sheffield  Library 

The  Somerset  Archseological  and  Natural  History  Society  (Two  cojries) 

Trinity  College,  Cambridge  (Two  copies) 

The  Wiltshire  Archseological  and  Natural  History  Society 

Mrs.  Stackhouse  Acton,  Acton  Scott  (Two  copies) 

Rev.  H.  Addington,  M.A.,  Henlow  Grange,  Biggleswade  (Two  copies) 

William  Adlam,  Esq.,  Chew  Magna 

W.  A.  Tyssen  Amhurst,  Esq.,  Didlington  Park  (Two  copies) 

John  S.  Anderson,  Esq.,  Old  Broad  Street  (Two  copies) 

Messrs.  Asher,  Berlin  (Two  copies) 

Arthur  Ashpitel,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  F.R.I.B.A.,  the  late  (Two  cop>ies) 

C.  C.  Babington,  Esq.,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A.,  Cambridge  (Two  copies) 

C.  G.  V.  Bayly,  Esq.,  Davies  Street  (Two  copies) 

L.  R.  Baily,  Esq.,  Liverpool  (Two  copies) 

John  Batten,  Esq.,  J. P.,  Aldon,  Yeovil  (Two  copies) 

William  Beamont,  Esq.,  Warrington  (Two  copies) 

Rev.  W.  K.  R.  Bedford,  M.A.,  Sutton  Coldfield  (Two  copies) 

James  Bennet,  Esq.,  the  late,  continued  by  Mrs.  Bennet,  The  Close,  Salisbury 

Beckford  Bevan,  Esq.,  Bury  St.  Edmund's  (Two  copies) 

W.  H.  Blaauw,  Esq.,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  the  late 

H.  Blenkinsop,  Esq.,  Warwick 

Edward  Blore,  Esq.,  D.C.L.,  F.S.A.,  Manchester  Square  (Two  copies) 


IV  LIST   OF   SUBSCRIBERS. 

Miss  Bockett,  Bradney,  near  Reading  (Two  copies) 
J.  R.  Botham,  Esq.,  Birmingham 

E.  M.  Boyle,  Esq.,  Torquay  {Two  copies) 

Edward  K.  Bridger,  Esq.,  Berkeley  House,  Hampton,  Middlesex 

Thomas  Brightwen,  Esq.,  Great  Yarmouth 

Sir  Bernard  Burke,  Ulster  King  of  Arms,  Dublin  Castle  {Two  copies) 

W.  R.  Callender,  Esq.,  jun.,  Rusholme  {Two  copies) 

John  Calver,  Esq.,  Harleston 

G.  A.  Carthew,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  East  Dereham  {Two  copies) 

R.  Redmond  Caton,  Esq.,  F.S.A.  Ryefield  House,  Ayrshire  (Two  copies) 

John  Inglis  Chalmers,  Esq.,  Aldbar 

Mrs.  E.  Cole,  Doddington,  Lincoln  (Two  copies) 

Rev.  the  Lord  Alwyne  Compton,  M.A.,  Castle  Ashby  (Two  copies) 

Thomas  Coombs,  Esq.,  Dorchester  (Two  copies) 

Rev.  G.  E.  Corrie,  D.D.,  Master  of  Jesus  College,  Cambridge 

J.  Ross  Coulthart,  Esq.,  F.S.A.Scot.,  Ashton-under-Lyne  (Three  copies) 

Rev.  G.  H.  Dashwood,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  the  late  (Two  copies'),  continued  by 

Captain  Bulwer,  East  Dereham 
James  Dearden,  Esq.,  the  late,  continued  by  Mrs.  E.  C.  Waters,  Upton 

House,  Poole 

William  R.  Emeris,  Esq.,  Louth 

John  Evans,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Hemel  Hempstead  (Two  copies) 

Rev.  C.  J.  Evans,  M.A.,  Ovington,  Thetford  (Two  copies) 

Miss  ffarrington,  Worden,  Preston  (Two  copies) 
John  Fetherston,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  High  Street,  Warwick  (Two  copies) 
A.  W.  Franks,  Esq.,  M.A.,  Dir.S.A.,  Victoria  Street  (Five  copies) 
Gilbert. J.  French,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  the  late  (Two  copies) 

H.  H.  Gibbs,  Esq.,  St.  Dunstan's,  Regent's  Park 
W.  Gray,  Esq.,  F.G.S.,  F.R.A.S.,  York  (Two  copies) 
H.  S.  Grazebrook,  Esq.,  Pedmore  ( Two  copies) 
Rev.  H.  T.  Griffith,  B.A.,  Felmingham,  Norfolk 

F.  S.  Growse,  Esq.,  Bildestone 

Edward  Hailstone,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Walton  Hall,  Wakefield 

James  H.  Harrison,  Esq.,  Great  Yarmouth 

William  Harrison,  Esq.,  F.G.S.,  F.S.A.,  Samlesbury  Hall 

R.  S.  Harvey,  Esq.,  Nottingham  Place  (Two  copies) 

E.  Hawkins,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  the  late  (Two  copies) 

Miss  Frances  M.  Hext,  Lostwithiel 

R.  R.  Holmes,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Windsor  Castle 

D.  D.  Hopkyns,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Weycliffe,  Guildford 

Rev.  John  Horner,  M.A.,  Mells  Park,  Frome  (Two  copies) 

J.  C.  Hotten,  Esq.,  the  late  (Two  copies) 

J.  J.  Howard,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  F.S.A.,  Dartmouth  Road,  Blackheath 

Edward  Hussey,  Esq.,  Scotney  Castle,  Kent 

R.  C.  Hussey,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  F.R.I.B.A.,  Harbledown,  Canterbury  (Two  cojnes) 

Henry  Jackson,  Esq.,  Sheffield 

Rev.  J.  E.  Jackson,  M.A.,  Hon.  Canon  of  Bristol,  Leigh  Delamere 
(Four  copies) 

William  Long,  Esq.,  Wrington,  near  Bristol 

Rev.  W.  C.  Lukis,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  Wath,  Ripon 

Rev.  S.  Lysons,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  Hempsted  Court  (Two  copies) 


LIST   OF   SUBSCRIBERS.  V 

Edgar  MacCulloch,  Esq.,  Guernsey  {Two  copies) 

G.  W.   Marshall,  Esq.,    LL.D.,    F.A.S.L.,    Hanley   Court,    Tenbury 

{Two  copies) 
John  H.  Mathews,  Esq.,  Harley  Street  {Two  copies) 
The  Rt.  Hon.  the  Lord  Monson,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  Belgrave  Square 
A.  W.  Morant,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  F.G.S.,  Leeds  {Four  copies) 
Rev.  H.  G.  Morse,  Lorrimore  Square  {Two  copies') 
C.  R.  Scott  Murray,  Esq.,  Cavendish  Square 

John  Nealds,  Esq.,  Guildford  {Two  copies) 

Alexander  Nesbitt,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Oldlands,  Uckfield 

J.  D.  T.  Niblett,  Esq.,  Staniforth,  Gloucester  {Two  copies) 

John  Iltid  Nicholl,  Esq.,  the  late  {Two  copies) 

J.  Gough  Nichols,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  the  late 

The  Most  Noble  the  Marquis  of  Northampton,  Castle  Ashby  {Two  copies) 

W.  J.  O'Donnavan,  Esq.,  University  Club,  Dublin  (Two  copies) 
Frederick  Ouvry,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields  {Two  copies) 

A.  Paget,  Esq.,  the  late 

John  H.  Parker,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Oxford  {Two  copies) 

J.  A.  Pearson,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  F.S.A.,  the  late 

H.  Peckitt,  Esq.,  Carlton  Ousthwaite,  Yorkshire  (Two  copies) 

Hugh  Penfold,  Esq.,  Middle  Temple  (Two  copies) 

Charles  Penruddocke,  Esq.,  Compton  Park  {Two  copies) 

Charles  S.  Perceval,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Tr.S.A.,  Eccleston  Square  (Four  copies) 

Rev.  G.  Pinder,  M.A.,  Hartford  House,  Bournemouth  (Two  copies) 

J.  H.  Plowes,  Esq.,  York  Terrace  (Tivo  copies) 

Ambrose  Poynter,  Esq.,  Dover 

B.  Quaritch,  Esq.,  Piccadilly  (Four  copies) 

T.  Richards,  Esq.,  Great  Queen  Street  (Four  copies) 

Joseph  Rix,  Esq.,  M.D.,  St.  Neot's  (Two  copies) 

G.  Roots,  Esq.,  B.A.,  F.S.A.,  Ashley  Place,  Victoria  Street  (Two  copies) 

R.  R.  Rowe,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  F.R.I.B.A.,  Cambridge  (Two  copies) 

James  P.  St.  Aubyn,  Esq.,  F.R.I.B.A.,  Lambe's  Buildings,  Temple 

(Two  copies) 
Rev.  E.  J.  Shepherd,  M.A.,  Trosley  Rectory,  Maidstone  (Two  copies) 
E.  Philip  Shirley,  Esq.,  Lower  Eatington  Park 
R.  H.  Shout,  Esq.,  Upper  Park  Road,  Haverstock  Hill 
H.  A.  M.  Waldo  Sibthorp,  Esq.,  Chester  Square  {Three  copies) 
Messrs.  Simpkin  and  Marshall,  Stationers'  Hall  Court 

Rev.  E.  H.  Main  waring  Sladen,  M.  A.,  The  Gore,  Bournemouth  (Seven  copies) 
Rev.  Walter  Sneyd,  M.A.,  Keele  Hall,  Newcastle 
Rev.  John  H.  Sperling,  M.A.,  Westbourne  Rectory,  Emsworth 
R.  J.  Spiers,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Oxford  (Two  copies) 
Lady  Steele-Graves,  Mickleton  Manor  House 
Messrs.  Stevens  and  Sons,  Chancery  Lane 
John  Sykes,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Doncaster 

James  Thomson,  Esq.,  F.R.I.B.A.,  Devonshire  Street,  Portland  Place, 

{Two  copies) 
W.  Thorn,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Harrow  Road  (Two  copies) 
The  Ven.  the  Archdeacon  Trollope,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  Leasingham,  Sleaford 
Charles  Tucker,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Heavitree,  Exeter  (Two  copies) 
Rev.  S.  Blois  Turner,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  Halesworth,  Suffolk 


V.i  LIST    OF   SUBSCRIBERS. 

W.  F.  Vernon,  Esq.,  Harefield  Park,  Uxbridge  (Two  cojries) 

Weston  Styleman  Walford,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  Middle  Temple  (Seven  copies) 

R.  S.  Warrington,  Esq.,  Garrick  Street 

Albert  Way,  Esq.,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,  the  late  (Three  copies) 

Col.  Gould  R.  Weston,  Hunterston,  Ayr  (Two  copies) 

John  Whichcord,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  F.R.I.B.A.,  Queen  Victoria  Street 

Rev.  R.  Vernon  Whitby,  B.D.,  Lechlade  (Two  copies) 

Alfred  White,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  West  Drayton  (Two  copies) 

W.  H.  Whittemore,  Esq.,  Boston,  Massachusetts 

W.  Winkley,  Esq.,  Harrow 

C.  J.  W.  Winter,  Esq.,  Great  Yarmouth 

William  M.  Wylie,  Esq.,  M.A.,  F.S.A,  Blackwater,  Hampshire 

Joseph  S.  Wyon,  Esq.,  Regent  Street  (Two  copies) 

John  Yarker,  jun.,  Esq.,  Manchester  (Two  cop>ies) 
R.  F.  Yarker,  Esq.,  the  late 


PREFACE. 


In  consequence  of  the  decease  of  Mr.  Papworth  in  July  1870,  after  a  painful 
illness  of  several  years'  duration,  it  was  found  that  this  Work  could  not  be 
completed  according  to  the  original  scheme  of  publication,  and  the  Subscrip- 
tion list  was  therefore  finally  closed. 

As,  however,  there  was  a  general  desire  among  the  Subscribers  that  the 
Work  should  be  completed,  the  continuation  of  it  was  entrusted  to  Mr. 
Papworth's  relative  and  friend,  Mr.  Alfred  W.  Morant,  whose  qualifications 
for  this  undertaking  were  not  unknown  to  some  of  them.  It  may  therefore 
be  sufficient  to  mention  here  that  his  taste  for  such  subjects  had  led  him 
to  take  a  friendly  interest  in  this  Work  almost  from  its  commencement,  and 
to  watch  and  further  its  progress;  and  he  had,  in  the  course  of  his  own 
heraldic  pursuits,  arranged  a  large  collection  of  foreign  coats  of  arms  on  a 
similar  plan,  and  compiled  several  other  manuscripts  on  this  and  kindred 
subjects. 

It  was  at  that  time  ascertained  that  at  least  three-fifths  of  the  manuscript 
had  been  published  in  the  696  printed  pages  ;  and  the  remaining  two-fifths  of 
it  were  left  by  Mr.  Papworth  sufficiently  arranged  for  reference.  Mr. 
Morant,  besides  the  necessary  and  laborious  technical  revision  of  the  press 
from  p.  696,  has  had  to  insert  in  their  proper  places  the  remainder  of  the 
coats  contained  in  the  several  Eolls  referred  to  under  the  letters  A  to  Z, 
copies  of  which  Mr.  Papworth  had  prepared  for  the  purpose :  and  also  to 
arrange  and  enter  numerous  additional  coats  collected  in  the  course  of  many 
years  by  Mr.  Papworth.  Mr.  Morant  has  likewise  added  the  coats  of  some 
new  creations,  together  with  a  number  of  others  from  his  own  collections. 
The  manuscript  also  required  the  necessary  preparation  for  the  press,  and 
in  parts  some  rewriting  to  adapt  them  to  the  author's  final  plan  as  carried 
out  in  type.  This  plan  has  been  adhered  to  throughout  the  remainder  of  the 
Work,  mainly  through  the  kind  assistance  of  Mr.  Weston  Styleman  Walford, 
whose  appreciation  of  it  in  the  first  instance  is  noticed  in  the  Introduc- 
tion. He  has  kindly  supplied  many  special  details  connected  with  the 
arrangement  of  the  coats,  and  his  willingness  in  affording  advice  has  been 
extended  to  the  Editor  and  to  Mr.  Wyatt  Papworth,  thus  ensuring,  it  is 
hoped,  the  same  degree  of  accuracy  in  their  revision  as  was  attained  by  the 
author.  Only  the  revision  of  the  type,  and  the  matters  connected  with  the 
publication  were  undertaken  by  Mr.  Wyatt  Papworth. 

The  unpublished  portion  contained  very  few  references  to  the  authority  W 
(Withie's  additions  to  Glover's  Ordinary,  contained  in  a  copy  in  the  British 
Museum) ;  an  omission  considered  not  important. 


viii  PREFACE. 

It  has  been  thought  advisable  to  reprint  Mr.  Papworth's  original  Introduc- 
tion, with  such  alterations  only  as  were  deemed  necessary,  rather  than  to  insert 
an  elaborate  essay  by  another  hand. 

Many  inquiries  having  been  made  whether  an  Index  of  Names  was  to  be 
supplied,  it  may  be  well  to  record  that  Mr.  Papworth  had  no  such  inten- 
tion. This  Dictionary  of  Coats  of  Arms  having  been  originally  founded  on  the 
Encyclopaedia  of  Heraldry  published  by  Sir  Bernard  Burke,  which  comprises 
a  Dictionary  of  Armorials  wherein  the  Names  are  given  alphabetically  followed 
by  the  several  coats  of  arms,  the  two  works  will  doubtless  be  much  used 
together,  especially  as  the  latter  is  to  a  great  extent  an  Index  to  the  former. 
The  additional  entries  from  the  Eolls  and  other  sources  into  this  Dictionary, 
although  numerous,  hardly  appeared  to  need  an  Index  to  themselves,  many 
of  the  names  being  merely  variations  in  the  spelling  of  those  to  be  found  in 
the  Encyclopaedia. 

The  two  Tables  which  will  be  found  at  pp.  xvii  and  xix  have  been  inserted 
in  order  to  facilitate  the  use  of  the  Work. 

A  List  of  the  Subscribers  to  the  Work,  under  the  final  arrangement 
that  was  made  for  completing  it,  is  appended,  together  with  the  number 
of  copies  which  their  payments  entitled  them  to  receive.  As  antici- 
pated in  the  scheme  for  continuing  the  publication,  the  balance  then  in  hand, 
though  somewhat  increased  under  that  arrangement,  has  been  found  insuf- 
ficient to  defray  the  expenses.  The  sale  of  the  remaining  copies  will  pro- 
bably repay  Mr.  Wyatt  Papworth  the  amount  advanced  by  him  for  the  pur- 
pose of  completing  the  publication,  and  may,  it  is  hoped,  eventually  yield  some 
remuneration  for  the  great  labor  and  time  expended  by  his  late  brother  in  the 
preparation  of  the  manuscript,  and  in  the  collection  of  the  material.  The 
assistance,  however,  of  the  Subscribers  in  extending  a  knowledge  of  the  Work 
is  earnestly  requested. 

Additional  Title-Pages  have  been  furnished  for  the  convenience  of  those 
who  may  be  desirous  of  binding  the  Work  in  two  volumes. 

Mr.  Wyatt  Papworth  has  only  to  add  his  thanks  to  the  Subscribers  for 
their  patience  during  the  long,  and  at  last  fatal,  illness  of  his  brother,  which 
tended  so  much  to  retard  the  progress  of  this  publication ;  and  for  their 
support  of  the  scheme  proposed  by  him  for  the  completion  of  the  Work  now 
happily  achieved. 

33,  Bloomsbury  Street,  W.C., 
July  1874. 

\*  It  is  requested  that  where  the  words  "  Pole,  Devon.,"  occur,  they 
mav  be  altered  to  "  Collinson,  Somerset." 


INTRODUCTION 


The  object  of  this  Work  is  to  enable  the  generality  of  persons,  though  but 
slightly  acquainted  with  heraldry,  to  ascertain  with  facility  the  names  of 
the  families  by  whom  any  given  coats  of  arms  are,  or  have  been,  borne.  For 
this  purpose  a  very  large  number  of  coats  have  been  for  the  first  time  arranged 
in  alphabetical  order,  so  that  any  of  them  may  be  readily  found ;  and  the 
names  of  the  respective  families  are  attached: 

The  Plan  of  the  Work  is  simply  this :  the  arms  are  blasoned  {i.e.,  techni- 
cally described),  and  are  arranged  in  alphabetical  order  by  the  names  of  such  of 
the  respective  charges  as  are  first  mentioned  in  the  blason  ;  so  that  the  inquirer 
has  but  to  blason  the  coat,  and  the  first  charge  that  he  names  shows  under 
what  title  in  tins  Dictionary  the  coat  is  to  be  sought.  When  the*0,  is  no 
charge,  the  tincture  of  the  field  is  to  be  considered  as  the  charge,  and  such  a 
coat  will  be  found  under  the  head  of  that  metal,  color,  or  fur.  Again ;  when 
there  is  no  charge,  if  the  field  be  party,  the  ordinary  employed  to  designate 
the  direction  of  the  partition  gives  the  place  of  a  coat  of  this  kind  in  the 
alphabet;  thus,  for  example,  per  bend  will  be  found  under  bend.  In  like 
manner,  when  there  is  no  charge,  coats  that  are  harry,  bendy,  gyronny,  paly, 
etc.,  will  be  found  respectively  under  bar,  bend,  gyron,  pale,  etc.  Coats 
which  are  billety,  crusily,  or  otherwise  semy,  follow  a  similar  rule ;  for  if  there 
be  no  other  charge,  those  of  which  the  field  is  semy  are  regarded  as  charges ; 
but  they  are  considered  as  parts  of  the  field  when  there  is  another  charge* 

In  a  few  cases,  the  different  modes  of  blasoning  of  which  arms  are  capable 
may  make  it  necessary  to  refer  to  more  than  one  title. 

Some  of  the  charges,  such  as  the  ordinaries  and  others  much  in  use,  form 
heads  so  comprehensive,  that  several  divisions  and  subdivisions  became  indis- 
pensable :  there  it  will  be  seen  that  further  alphabetical  arrangements  have 
been  observed ;  sometimes  by  the  tinctures  only,  and  sometimes  by  the  charges 

*  This,  it  will  be  observed,  is  confined  to  the  field  ;  on  the  contrary,  charges  which  are 

billety,  crnsily,  etc.,  are  regarded  as  surcharged. 

B 


X  INTRODUCTION. 

also.  This  part  of  the  Plan  will  be  best  learned  by  inspection  ;  for  it  is  hardly- 
possible  to  express  it  precisely  in  a  few  words.  It  may,  however,  be  stated, 
that  when  the  coat  has  only  one  charge,  or  charges  of  one  kind,  the  second 
alphabet  is  by  the  tinctures ;  but  in  more  complicated  cases  there  is  an 
alphabet  of  those  charges  or  surcharges  which  fall  under  that  part  of  any 
division  or  subdivision,  ivhich  makes  it  to  differ  from  a  preceding  one ;  and  as 
often  as  such  a  charge  is  a  chief,  quarter,  canton,  or  base  which  is  surcharged, 
there  is  a  further  alphabet  of  these  surcharges ;  and  in  every  case  there  is 
finally  an  alphabetical  arrangement  of  the  coats  by  the  tinctures.  It  will  be 
observed  that  under  some  subdivisions  the  coats  appear  to  be  not  in  alpha- 
betical order  by  their  tinctures.  It  will,  however,  be  found  that  they  are 
arranged  in  groups  according  to  some  of  the  charges  named  in  the  blason ; 
and  that  each  group  has  the  coats  in  it  alphabetically  arranged  by  their 
tinctures.  A  new  group  begins  as  often  as  a  variation  either  in  kind  or 
in  number  occurs  in  the  charges.  The  apparent  irregularity  is  due  to  the 
absence  of  headings  to  the  several  groups.  All  beasts,  birds,  fishes,  flowers, 
fruits,  etc.,  though  specially  named,  come  together  in  their  respective  places, 
just  as  if  the  proper  headings,  according  to  this  Dictionary,  had  been 
inserted.  A?  ..  i,.  not  easy  without  practice  to  supply  those  headings 
mentally,  a  coal  may  often  be  more  readily  found  by  looking  at  once  for  the 
tincture  of  the  field ;  ibr^hese  subdivisions  rarely  contain  many  coats,  and  it 
$oes  not  in  general  take  much  time  to  run  the  eye  over  all  the  first  named 
tinctures 

It  will  be  seen  that  of  several  objects  constituting  a  charge  or  surcharge 
the  first  in  the  order  of  blason,  and  of  a  complicated  charge  or  surcharge  the 
•'•■>t  important  portion,  have  respectively  been  taken  for  the  alphabetical 
words. 

The  usual  marks  of  cadency,  when  employed  merely  as  modern  differences, 
are  not  to  be  regarded  as  charges  or  surcharges  for  any  of  the  above  purposes ; 
and  the  occasional  difference,  the  bordure,  is  not  to  be  relied  on  as  a  distinctive 
charge,  except  in  the  simpler  coats :  arms  within  one  may  often  be  found  in 
this  Work  where  they  would  have  been  if  there  had  been  no  bordure. 
Charges  over  all  form  no  element  of  subdivision. 

For  those  who  are  moderately  conversant  with  Heraldry  the  preceding 
explanation  might  suffice ;  but  to  render  the  Plan  more  intelligible  to  persons 
who  are  less  skilled  in  the  technical  description  of  arms,  and  to  assist  the 
memory  of  others,  such  of  the  rules  of  blason  as  are  applicable  to  the  sub- 
ject are  subjoined,  with  some  remarks  in  further  elucidation  of  the  method 
observed  in  this  Work. 

1.  The  tincture,  if  but  one,  of  the  field  is  first  to  be  noticed. 

2.  If  the  field  be  of  more  than  one  tincture,  the  partition  is  to  be  named 


INTRODUCTION.  xi 

with  any  peculiarity,  such  as  indented  or  the  like,  and  then  the  tinctures ;  as 

for  example,  parly  per  pale  indented  arg.  and  gu. 

The  word  party  is  generally  omitted  in  this  Work,  and  only  per  fess, 
per  pale,  etc.,  used  in  such  cases.  Instead  of  per  cross  the  term  quarterly, 
as  being  more  commonly  understood,  lias  been  employed ;  and  such  coats 
without  charges  are  to  be  found  under  that  head.  When  the  arms  in 
question  consist  of  two  or  more  coats  marshalled  quarterly,  they  are  to 
be  sought  separately.  The  arrangement  as  to  such  arms  as  are  harry, 
bendy,  paly,  etc.,  and  also  as  to  such  as  are  semy  as  regards  the  field,  has 
been  explained  above. 

3.  Next  comes  the  principal  ordinary  (not  being  a  chief)  or,  if  none,  the 
central  charge  (if  any)  on  the  field,  with  any  peculiarity  and  its  tincture ;  as 
arg.  a  chevron  engrailed  gu.,  or  arg.  a  lion  rampant  gu. 

4.  Then  should  follow  any  other  charges  on  the  field,  between  or  within 
which  such  ordinary  or  other  central  charge  is  placed,  as  arg.  a  chevron  betw. 
three  mullets  az. 

These  two  rules  have  been  carefully  observed ;  although  it  is  not 
unusual  to  say,  for  example,  arg.  between  two  cotices  an  anchor  gu.,  in 
this  Work  the  blason  is  arg.  an  anchor  between  two  cotices  gu.  In  like 
manner  a  "  bend  coticed",  is  a  "  bend  between  two  cotices".  The  other 
diminutives  have  been  treated  in  the  same  way;  and  a  "bar-gemel" 
is  reckoned  as  "  two  bars".  The  word  between  is  sometimes  omitted,  for 
brevity,  in  the  blason  of  such  coats  as  are  referred  to  in  rule  4,  when 
the  accompanying  charges  are  of  different  kinds  ;  as  for  example,  arg.  a 
fess  gu.  in  chief  two  mullets  az.  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  vert. 

5.  If  the  principal  ordinary  or  other  central  charge  be  itself  charged,  then 
on  is  to  precede  it ;  but  the  surcharge  on  it  is  not  to  be  named  till  after  the 
other  charges  (if  any)  on  the  field,  between  or  within  which  such  ordinary  or 
other  central  charge  is  placed ;  as  arg.  on  a  chevron  between  three  mullets  gu.  an 
estoile  or. 

There  are,  however,  some  ill-devised  complicated  coats  of  modern 
date,  which,  to  avoid  obscurity,  are  generally  blasoned  by  naming  the 
surcharge  immediately  after  the  charge  on  which  it  is  placed.  There 
are  also  coats  of  earlier  date,  in  which  an  ordinary  is  surmounted  by 
another  of  the  same  land ;  these  are  sometimes  blasoned,  for  example, 
thus :  gu.  a  fess  or  surmounted  of  another  az.  between  three  crescents  arg. ; 
but  they  will  here  be  found  in  accordance  with  the  rule,  as  gu.  on  a  fess 
or  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  another  fess  az.  Marks  of  cadency  or  the  like 
used  as  differences  will  be  presently  mentioned. 

6.  If  there  be  no  central  charge,  the  charges  on  the  field  should  be  mentioned 
mediately  after  it,  as  they  may  be  placed,  regard  being  had  to  the  rules 
ich  follow  ;  as  arg.  three  mullets  gu.  two  and  one  (or  in  pale,  in  bend,  in  fess, 
the  like). 


xii  INTRODUCTION. 

Iu  describing  the  places  that  charges  occupy,  such  terms  as  in  chief, 
in  base,  between,  and  vrithin,  frequently  occur,  and  are  used  in  the  subdi- 
visions of  the  larger  heads  in  this  Dictionary.  There  are  other  terms 
hardly  less  common,  such  as  in  bend,  in  f ess,  in  pale,  etc.,  indicating  the 
relative  positions  of  charges  when  there  is  no  such  ordinary  in  the  coat ; 
but  the  arrangement  of  this  Work  does  not  in  any  way  depend  on  them. 

7.  Charges  in  chief  and  in  base  are  to  be  named  after  those  in  the  middle 
of  the  field ;  and  those  in  chief  before  those  in  base,  but  subject  to  the  next 
rule. 

In  general,  a  chief  is  not  understood  to  be  a  charge  in  chief ;  that 
ordinary  being  in  the  nature  of  an  addition  to  the  field.  But  for  the 
purpose  of  the  methodical  distribution  of  the  arms  under  the  more 
important  heads,  it  has  been  found  convenient  to  use  the  term  in  chief 
in  an  extended  sense,  and  to  comprise  under  it,  not  only  charges  properly 
so  designated  from  their  position,  but  also  a  chief  itself,  whether  sur- 
charged or  not.  It  is  essential  to  bear  this  in  mind,  and  also  that  in 
base  is  used  in  its  utmost  latitude. 

8.  A  chief,  quarter,  or  canton  with  its  surcharges  (if  any)  is  to  be  named 
after  the  charges  (if  any)  on  other  parts  of  the  escucheon. 

9.  All  charges  and  surcharges  inclosed  within  a  bordure  are  to  be  named 
before  it. 

When  a  bordure  is  the  sole  or  primary  charge,  the  coat  will  be  found 
under  that  head  in  the  Dictionary. 

10.  A  chief,  quarter,  or  canton  overlying  a  bordure  must  be  named  after  it. 

11.  In  like  manner,  any  charge  over  the  others,  or  as  it  is  termed  over  all, 
must  be  mentioned  after  them. 

When  one  ordinary  or  other  charge  is  on  the  field,  and  another  over 
all,  such  arms  are  often  to  be  found  represented  and  blasoned  differently  ; 
so  that  it  becomes  uncertain  which  is  the  primary  charge.  This  occurs 
occasionally  even  where  a  lion  or  other  beast  is  debruised  by  a  bar,  a 
bend,  or  the  like.  It  is  therefore  expedient,  when  there  is  a  charge 
over  all,  and  the  coat  cannot  be  found  under  what  appears  to  be  the 
primary  charge,  to  turn  to  that  which  overlies  it,  as  if  that  were  on  the 
field.  In  blasoning  such  coats  the  word  surmounted  should  be  avoided, 
as  it  may  lead  to  a  coat  of  this  kind  being  mistaken  for  a  surcharge  on 
a  charge  only. 

12.  The  marks  of  cadency,  when  used  as  modern  differences  to  distingui; 
younger  sons  and  junior  branches  of  families,  and  also  the  mark  of 
Baronetcy,  are  to  be  named  last. 

From  what  has  been  said  it  will  be  evident,  that  to  find  any  given  cc 
the  course  is  to  observe  the  charge  which  is  first  named  in  blasoning  it,  a 


INTRODUCTION.  Xlii 

to  turn  to  that  title  in  the  Dictionary.*  If  the  charge  be  of  a  kind  but  rarely 
used  as  a  primary  one,  it  will  form  a  head  which  is  divided  only  according  to 
the  number  of  them  borne  in  the  various  coats  in  which  it  so  occurs ;  and 
under  these  divisions  such  coats  follow  in  alphabetical  order  by  their 
tinctures :  so  that  if  the  coat  be  a  simple  one,  consisting  of  any  number  of 
charges  of  that  sort  only,  it  is  readily  found. 

Should  the  first  charge  be  one  of  more  frequent  occurrence,  as  for  example 
mullets,  then  instead  of  the  division  only  according  to  the  number  in  different 
coats,  there  will  be  found  divisions  according  to  the  manner  in  which  they 
are  borne  as  primary  charges  with  others  accompanying  them,  following  a 
method  of  distributing  the  various  coats  under  the  larger  heads,  which  is 
observed  throughout  this  Work ;  and  suppose  the  coat  in  question  to  be,  for 
example,  gu.  five  annulets  arcj.  a  canton  erm.,  then  under  the  division  "  five 
annulets  and  in  chief"  (for  a  canton  is  always  borne  in  chief),  follow  the  class 
of  coats  to  which  this  belongs,  in  alphabetical  order  by  the  names  of  the 
respective  charges  in  chief.  A  reference  to  the  Work  itself  will  furnish 
numerous  examples  of  such  cases,  and  of  others  analogous  to  them. 

The  principal  ordinaries  and  other  charges  of  most  common  occurrence 
form  such  comprehensive  heads,  that  the  divisions  and  subdivisions  under  each 
of  them  are  numerous ;  and  it  will  facilitate  the  use  of  this  Dictionary,  if  the 
Plan  of  it,  in  this  respect,  be  noticed  with  more  particularity,  as  it  extends 
more  or  less  to  all  the  important  charges.  It  is  obvious  that  if  a  charge 
occupy  the  centre,  or  indeed  any  other  part  of  the  field,  whatever  charge  or 
charges  accompany  it  must,  speaking  generally,  be  either  upon,  above,  or 
below,  or  on  one  or  more  sides  of  it,  that  is,  in  heraldic  language  on  it, 
in  chief,  in  base,  or  on  the  dexter  or  the  sinister  side ;  or  it  will  be  between 
or  within  them ;  or  it  may  be  within  a  bordure,  orle,  or  tressure.  The  cases 
of  the  dexter  and  the  sinister  side,  as  well  as  some  other  possible  ones,  may  be 
for  the  present  purpose  disregarded :  the  rest  enter  largely  into  the  method 
of  distributing  the  various  coats.  The  head  Pale,  for  example,  may  be  made 
to  show,  as  fully  as  any  other,  the  scheme  or  method  which  has  been  devised ; 
and  this  may  be  most  effectually  done  by  bringing  all  the  divisions  and  subdi- 
visions under  the  eye  at  once  in  a  tabular  form,  premising  only  that,  though 
they  are  chiefly  derived  from  the  various  conditions  in  which  a  Pale,  charged 
or  not,  or  palets  may  stand  in  relation  to  other  charges,  the  partition  of  the 
field  in  the  direction  of  a  pale  or  palewise  has  supplied  the  divisions 
Per  Pale  and  PALY.f 

*  Or  to  the  more  general  title  under  which  that  charge  is  comprised. 

f  The  Pale  was  selected  by  the  author  for  the  purpose  of  exemplifying  the  scheme,  and 
it  has  been  thought  best  to  retain  it,  though  the  coats  arranged  under  this  head  in  the  Work 
have  not  required  all  the  subdivisions  here  mentioned. 


xiv  INTRODUCTION. 

PALE 

PER  PALE 
1    PALE 

and  in  chief 

and  in  base 

between  or  within 

and  in  chief 

and  in  base 

ON    1    PALE 

and  in  chief 

and  in  base 

between  or  within 

and  in  chief 

and  in  base 

.  These  are  divided  according  to  the  number,  with  in  each 

PALETS 


! 


case  subdivisions  as  above. 

PALY 

Under  each  of  the  above  divisions  and  subdivisions  follow  the  arms 
answering  to  it  in  alphabetical  order  by  the  charges  and  the  tinctures,  or  if  no 
charge,  according  to  the  tinctures  only.  The  mode  in  which  this  has  been 
accomplished  will  be  best  understood  from  an  inspection  of  some  of  the 
examples  given  under  the  head  Pale,  or  under  the  more  comprehensive  heads, 
Bend,  Chevron,  and  Pess.  More,  indeed,  will  be  learned  by  running  the  eye 
over  the  several  subordinate  headings  under  those  heads  than  could  be  com- 
municated by  any  description.  It  must  be  remembered  that  in  chief  compre- 
hends every  charge  there,  even  a  chief  itself.  Per  pale  and  paly  are  not 
subdivided ;  for,  as  has  been  explained,  when  there  are  charges  on  such  fields, 
these  coats  do  not  come  under  the  head  pale,  but  under  those  respectively  of 
the  several  primary  charges.  A  bordure  does  not  form  a  distinctive  charge  in 
the  above  arrangement,  except  where  the  word  within  occurs  :  some  coats  con- 
sisting of  a  primary  charge  and  one  in  chief  (or  in  base)  within  a  bordure  are ' 
placed  under  between  or  within  and  in  chief  (or  in  base,  if  such  is  the  case).  It 
will  be  observed  that  over  all  forms  no  subdivision ;  the  consequence  of  which 
is,  that  though  a  coat  with  a  pale  (for  example)  only  on  the  field  may  become 
comparatively  complex  by  reason  of  a  charge  over  all  being  itself  charged ; 
still  it  is  to  be  sought  under  a  pale,  and  so  in  analogous  cases.  Paly 
and  also  barry,  bendy,  etc.,  are  not  confined  to  even  numbers  of  the  pieces, 
because  in  early  heraldry  coats  occur,  intended  for  the  same,  which  have  the 
number  sometimes  even  and  sometimes  odd.  As  one  of  the  consequences  of 
the  diminutives  of  the  principal  ordinaries  not  being  distinguishable  inter  ke 
in  early  coats,  under  Bend  cotiees  will  be  found  as  bcndlcts. 


INTRODUCTION.  XV 

In  general,  the  terms  of  the  blason  point  out  very  clearly  under  what  divi- 
sion or  subdivision  a  coat  is  to  be  sought ;  but  occasionally  this  is  more  readily 
suggested  by  the  coat  itself  or  a  sketch  of  it.  Thus  a  pale  hillcty  falls  under 
on  A  pale,  since  "billety"  is  "charged  with  billets  exceeding  ten."  Again,  a 
pale  and  three  charges,  say  for  example  mullets,  whether  two  and  one  (the 
arrangement  when  nothing  more  is  said),  or  in  chief,  in  bend,  in  fess,  or  in 
base,  come  under  on  a  pale  between  ;  for  one  of  the  mullets  is  on  the  pale, 
and  that  is  between  the  two  others.  The  same  remark  is  applicable  to  such  a 
coat  as  per  fess  gu.  and  or  a  pale  counter  changed  and  three  eagles  displayed  of 
the  last.  The  pile  would  have  furnished  examples  similar  to  those  furnished 
by  the  pale.  Should  the  unskilled  inquirer  hesitate  by  reason  of  the  omission 
01  the  word  between  in  such  coats  as  arg.  a  fess  gu.  in  chief  two  mullets  az.  in 
base  a  feur-de-lis  vert,  a  glance  at  the  coat  as  tricked  (i.e.,  sketched)  will 
remove  all  difficulty. 

Those  that  have  had  but  little  experience  in  early  heraldic  examples,  to 
say  nothing  of  the  more  recent,  know  how  difficult  it  often  is  to  determine 
what  species  of  beast,  bird,  fish,  flower,  fruit,  monster,  reptile,  or  tree,  a  charge 
was  intended  to  represent.  This  has  led  to  all  kinds  being  brought  together 
under  the  respective  titles  of  beast,  bird,  fish,  flower,  fruit,  monster, 
reptile,  and  tree,  and  there  distinguished  by  their  several  special  names :  so 
that  different  species  may  be  sought  for  at  most  within  a  few  pages,  instead 
of  having  to  turn  to  several  remote  parts  of  the  volume.  Demi-animals  come 
under  the  same  head  as  the  entire  animals  of  the  same  kind,  and  have  pre- 
cedence of  them ;  so  that,  for  example,  demi-lions  come  before  lions.  With 
the  exception  of  demi-animals,  all  parts  of  animals,  including  those  of  the 
human  figure,  will  be  found  under  their  heraldic  designations ;  and  a  similar 
rule  has  been  applied  to  all  parts  of  vegetables.  Heads  comprise  not  only 
those  of  animals,  but  also  those  of  inanimate  objects,  as,  for  example,  spear- 
heads. Fleurs-de-lis  (not  being  lilies  proper  or  lis  of  the  garden)  are  not 
ranked  as  flowers,  but  as  fleurs-de-lis  ;  nor  are  cinquefoils,  which,  as  also 
foils  of  all  numbers,  are  to  be  sought  under  foils  ;  and  in  lieu  of  tre,  quatre, 
cinque,  etc.,  the  figures,  3,  4,  5,  etc.,  are  used  to  distinguish  the  several  kinds. 
Bezants,  etc.,  are  to  be  found  under  the  general  term  roundle  ;  and  several 
other  charges  which  it  seemed  expedient  to  class  under  general  heads  are 
arranged  under  such  heads. 

The  inconveniences  which  would  otherwise  have  arisen  from  such  classifi- 
cations are,  it  is  hoped,  obviated  to  a  great  extent  by  the  Table  which  is  given 
at  p.  xix,  showing  under  what  general  titles  in  the  several  alphabets  the 
various  species  of  classified  charges  are  to  be  sought,  when  this  does  not 
appear  above,  or  by  cross  references  in  the  Work  itself. 


XVI  INTRODUCTION. 

In  early  heraldry  there  are  some  charges  of  different  kinds  which  have  been 
often  confounded  and  variously  blasoned.  Thus  the  distinction  between  the 
diminutives  inter  se,  and  sometimes  between  them  and  the  principal  ordinary 
itself,  was  not  recognised ;  as,  for  example,  a  bendlet  and  a  cotice,  and  also  a 
bendlet  and  a  bend  (as  we  now  regard  them),  were  often  identical,  there  being 
no  rule  for  the  proportion  of  such  charges.  So  roses  and  cinquefoils  or  quatre- 
foils,  lozenges  and  fusils,  a  fess  indented  and  lozenges  or  fusils  in  fess,  a  fess 
indented  and  a  fess  engrailed,  masculy  and  lozengy,  vair  and  nebuly,  and  some 
others,  have  been  mistaken  for  each  other.  Such  causes  of  uncertainty  in  the 
charges  give  occasion  to  search  being  made  for  very  early  coats  under  different 
heads ;  which  is  an  inconvenience  no  classification  could  avoid. 

The  author's  idea  of  this  Work  was  not  altogether  new :  almost  simul- 
taneously with  his  completion  of  his  arrangement,  but  without  any  knowledge 
of  the  undertaking,  W.  S.  Walford,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  advocated  in  the  Archaeo- 
logical Journal*  the  necessity  for  some  publication  of  the  kind.  That 
gentleman's  patient  investigation  of  the  Plan  of  the  proposed  Work  led  to  so 
favorable  an  estimate  of  it,  as  to  induce  him  to  promote  its  appearance,  not 
only  in  the  usual  manner,  but  also  by  giving  valuable  advice  whenever  the 
author  had  occasion  to  ask  his  assistance. 

The  author  always  deprecated  a  hasty  opinion  of  the  Work :  for  though, 
in  an  attempt  so  novel  and  so  laborious,  he  could  not  expect  to  produce  one 
that  was  faultless,  he  was  convinced  that  by  a  careful  examination  of  it,  many, 
if  not  all,  objections  that  may  occur  on  a  superficial  view  will  be  satisfactorily 
removed. 

*  Remarks  on  Mediceval  Heraldry,  with  a  view  to  an  Ordinary  of  Arms,  etc.,  1848, 
vol.  v,  p.  9-17. 


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Anchor  ... 

3 

Bone 

340 

Churn  . . . 

590 

File 

..  835 

Angles  . . . 

4 

Book 

340 

Clock 

591 

Fillet 

..  835 

Annulet... 

4 

Bordure 

341 

Cloud 

591 

Fireball  . 

..  835 

Anvil 

7 

Bouget  . . . 

346 

Comb 

591 

Fish 

..  835 

Argent  ... 

7 

Bow 

347 

Compasses 

591 

Flame 

..  843 

Arrow  . . . 

7 

Bowstring 

348 

Cone 

591 

Flaunch 

..  843 

Astrolabe 

10 

Bracket  . . . 

348 

Coronet  . . . 

591 

Fleur-de- 

Auger  . . . 

10 

Bridle  . . . 

349 

Coulter  . . . 

593 

lis 

..  846 

Axe 

10 

Broach  ... 

349 

Crampet... 

593 

Flower  . 

..  859 

Azure 

13 

Broom  . . . 

349 

Crescent 

593 

Foil 

..  864 

> 

Bubble  . . . 

349 

Gripping 

Fork 

..  876 

Balance  . . . 

13 

Buckle  . . . 

349 

iron  . . . 

603 

Fountain 

Banner  . . . 

13 

Building 

350 

Cross 

603 

(water) 

877 

Bar 

14 

Bundle  of 

Cup 

676 

Frame 

..  877 

Barnacle 

56 

REEDS  ... 

352 

Cushion  ... 

678 

Fret 

..  877 

Barrow  ... 

56 

Burling 

Fruit 

..  888 

Basket  . . . 

56 

IRON   . . . 

352 

Dibble  . . . 

679 

Fusil 

..  890 

Battering 

BUTTRICES 

352 

Dice 

679 

• 

ram 

56 

. 

DOVEHOUSE 

679 

Garb 

..  894 

Beacon  ... 

57 

Cake  of 

Gate 

..  898 

Bead 

57 

copper 

352 

Ear 

679 

Glass 

..  898 

Beast 

57 

Caltrap  . . . 

352 

Ermine  . . . 

679 

Gouttes  . 

..  898 

Beehive  ... 

180 

Candle- 

Escallop 

679 

Gules 

..  899 

Bell 

181 

stick  ... 

352 

Escar- 

Gun 

..  899 

Bellows 

181 

Canton  ... 

352 

BUNCLE 

684 

Gusset 

..  899 

Belt 

181 

Cap 

363 

ESCROLL  ... 

685 

Gyron 

..  899 

Bend 

182 

Castle  . . . 

364 

ESCUCHEON 

685 

Billet  . . . 

292  ' 

■  Cave 

371 

ESTOILE  ... 

694 

Hair 

..  901 

Bird 

294 

Chain 

371 

Eye 

699 

Hammer  . 

..  901 

Bit 

339 

Chair 

371 

Hand 

..  901 

Blade  . . . 

339 

Chart  ... 

371 

Ean 

699 

Harp 

..  908 

Block  , . . 

340 

Chequy  ... 

371 

Fasces  . . . 

699 

Harrow  . 

..  908 

Board  . . . 

340 

Chessrook 

372 

Feather  . . . 

699 

Head 

..  908 

Bodkin  . . . 

340 

Chevron... 

372 

Ferris  ... 

699 

Heart 

..  944 

Bolt 

340 

Chief 

554 

Fess 

699 

Hempbreak 

:  947 

c 


XV111 


table  of  the  alphabetical  titles. 


PAGE. 

PAGE. 

PAGE. 

PAGE. 

Hill 

947 

Mullet  . 

..  989 

Rest 

..1045 

Tassel 

..1111 

Hook 

948 

Ribbon    . 

..1045 

Teeth 

,.1111 

Horn 

948 

Nail 

..  998 

Rock 

..1045 

Telescope., 

,.1111 

Horseshoe 

951 

Nest 

..  999 

Roll 

..1046 

Tent 

,.1111 

Human 

Numeral 

999 

Roundle.  , 

.1046 

Threstle  ., 

.1111 

FIGURE 

952 

Rudder  ., 

.1056 

Thunder- 

Oar 

..  999 

bolt 

,.1111 

Icicle     . . . 

955 

Or 

..  999 

Sable 

..1056 

Tiara 

..1111 

Inkmoline 

955 

Orle 

..  999 

Saddle    . 

..1056 

Top 

.1111 

Insect    . . . 

956 

Sail 

..1056 

Torch 

.1111 

Instru- 

Pack 

..1001 

Saltire  . 

..1056 

Tower 

.1111 

ment   . . . 

957 

Pale 

..1001 

Scarpe    . , 

.1088 

Tree 

.1112 

Pall 

..1019 

Sceptre  ., 

.1088 

Tressure  ., 

.1119 

Key 

958 

Peel 

..1019 

Scythe    . 

,.1088 

Triangle  ., 

.1119 

Kiln 

959 

Pen 

..1019 

Shell 

.1088 

Trinity 

..1119 

Knife 

959 

Pheon     . 

..1019 

Ship 

.1088 

Trivet 

.1119 

Knot 

959 

Pile 

.1021 

Shot 

.1093 

Tub  and 

Pillar    . , 

.1031 

Shuttle  ., 

.1093 

Tun 

.1119 

Label 

960 

Pipe 

..1032 

Sling 

.1093 

Turnpike  ., 

,.1119 

Ladder   . . . 

960 

Pitcher  . 

..1032 

Spade 

..1093 

Lamp 

960 

Platter  .. 

.1032 

Spear 

.1093 

Van 

.1119 

Leaf 

960 

Plough  ., 

.1032 

Spectacle 

1095 

Vair  and 

-LiEG                • .  • 

962 

Point 

.1032 

Sphere    . , 

.1095 

Vairy    . , 

,1119 

Letter    . . . 

965 

Pole 

.1032 

Spindle  .. 

.1095 

Vert 

.1120 

Lock 

966 

PORTCULLIS1032 

Spoon 

.1095 

Violin 

.1120 

Lozenge  ... 

966 

Press 

..1033 

Spur 

,.1096 

Lure 

973 

Purse 

..1033 

Square   . , 

.1096 

Wedge 

.1121 

Squibe    . 

..1096 

Wheel 

.1121 

Mallet  ... 

973 

Quarter  . 

..1033 

Staff 

,.1096 

Whip 

.1122 

Mantle  ... 

973 

Quarterly  1035 

Stilt 

.1099 

Whirlpool 

1122 

Mas cle  ... 

973 

Quiver   ., 

,.1043 

Stirrup  ., 

.1099 

Wing 

.1122 

Mast 

977 

Stone 

.1100 

Working 

Maunch  . . . 

977 

Eaft 

.1043 

SUGAR-LOAFllOO 

card 

.1124 

Mill 

979 

Rainbow., 

.1043 

Sun 

.1100 

Wreath    . . 

.1124 

Millpick... 

979 

Pake 

..1043 

Sword     . , 

.1101 

Mitre 

979 

Ray 

,.1043 

Yoke 

.1125 

Monster... 

979 

Reel 

..1043 

Tail 

.1110 

Mortar  ... 

989 

Reptile  . 

..1043 

Target    . , 

.1111 

Zules 

.1125 

XIX 


TABLE  OF  CERTAIN  CHARGES  WHICH  ARE  TO  BE  FOUND 
UNDER  MORE  GENERAL  TITLES. 

This  is  supplemental  to  the  cross  references  in  the  Work  itself :  it  does  not  include  the 
Charges  which  are  shown  by  those  references  to  be  comprised  under  other  Titles. 


Charges. 

Titles. 

Charges. 

Titles. 

Acorn  cup    . 

Cup 

Bezant 

Roundle 

Adam    or    Naked 

Bible    . 

,         , 

Book 

man 

Human  Figure 

Big  wheat 

§         # 

Fruit 

Addice 

Axe 

Birth  fish 

#         , 

Fish 

African  or  Indian 

Human  Figure 

Bishop 

.         . 

Human  Figure 

Albanian  bonnet  . 

Cap 

Bittern 

t         . 

Bird  (Heron) 

Alder    or     Elder- 

Blazing star 

s 

Estoile 

berry 

Fruit 

Blue-bottle 

.                       . 

Flower 

Almond  slip 

Tree 

Boat    . 

t                      , 

Ship 

Anchor 

Letter  also 

Boat  hook 

■ 

Hook 

Antelope  ( Hera  I  die) 

Beast  (Antelope) 

Bonfire 

,                       . 

Beacon 

Apollo 

Human  Figure 

Bonnet 

, 

Cap 

Archer 

Human  Figure 

Bourdon 

. 

Staff 

Armillary  sphere . 

Sphere 

Bowl    . 

. 

Cup  and  Platter 

Armour 

Human     Figure, 

Brambling  . 

. 

Tree 

•  Head,  Leg,  etc. 

Branch 

. 

Tree 

Arrow  bead 

Pheon 

Brig     . 

# 

Ship 

Ash 

Tree 

Britannia     . 

, 

Human  Figure 

Astrolabe   . . 

Sphere  also 

Brize    . 

a 

Insect  (Gadfly) 

Broach 

a 

Instrument 

Bacchus 

Human  Figure 

Brogue 

• 

Leg 

Backgammon 

Broom  (Plant) 

Tree 

table 

Board 

Brunsay  or  Gadfly 

Insect 

Bag     . 

Purse 

Bunch     of    grass 

Bag  of  madder 

Cushion 

and  reeds 

Tree 

Balm  . 

Tree 

Bundle  of  arrows 

Arrow 

Barberry  branch  . 

Tree 

cotton 

Knot  and  Pack 

Bark    . 

Ship                        • 

Bunten  or  Bunting 

Bird  (Finch) 

Basilisk 

Monster 

Burdock 

Leaf 

Basnet 

Head    and   Human 

Burdon 

Staff 

Figure 

Burgonet 

Head    (Human 

Baston 

Bend 

figure) 

Battle  axe    . 

Axe  and  Spear 

Bay     . 

Tree 

Cannet 

Bird  (Buck) 

Beaver 

Beast  (Beaver) 

Canton  voided 

Square 

Bell  (Hawk's)      . 

Bell 

Carbuncle    . 

Escarbuncle 

Belt     . 

Belt  and  Ribbon 

Carnation     . 

Flower 

Bend   . 

Ribbon  also 

Casque 

Head 

Betony 

Leaf 

Cavalier 

. 

Human  Figure 

XX 


TABLE   OF   CHARGES   UNDER   OTHER  TITLES. 


Chargt 

Titles. 

Charges. 

Titles. 

Cedar  . 

Tree 

Digging-iron 

Spade 

Centa.ur  or  Sagit- 

Dirk    . 

Sword 

tarius 

Monster 

Dock  leaf     . 

Leaf 

Chabot  or  Chalbot 

Fish 

Doe 

Beast  (Deer) 

Chain  shot  . 

Shot 

Door    . 

Building 

Chalice 

Candlestick  &  Cup 

Dove    . 

Bird  (Pigeon) 

Chapeau 

Cap 

Dove  house 

Building  also 

Chaplet 

Wreath 

Dung  fork  . 

Fork 

Charity 

Human  Figure 

Dyke    . 

Building 

Cherub 

Head   and    Human 

Figure 

Eagle  . 

Bird 

Chess  rook  . 

Zules  also 

Ear  of  rye    . 

Fruit 

Chevalier 

Human  Figure 

Ear  of  wheat 

Fruit 

Cheval  trap 

Caltrap 

Eel  spear     . 

Spear 

China  Cokar 

Tree 

Effet,  Eft     . 

Reptile  (Lizard) 

Chough 

Bird  (Crow) 

Eight  foil    . 

Foil 

Church 

Building 

Elder  berry 

.     Fruit 

Cinquefoil    . 

Foil 

Elephant 

.     Beast 

Civic  crown 

Wreath 

Escucheon  voidec 

i     Orle 

Coat  of  mail 

Human  Figure 

Cock  and  Hen 

Bird  (Cock) 

Fabulous  animal 

.     Monster 

Cold  well     . 

Building 

Fasces 

.     Axe  also 

Collar  (Dog's)      . 

Belt 

Fencock 

.     Bird  (Heron) 

Compasses  . 

Instrument  also 

Fermail 

Buckle 

Coot     . 

Bird  {Coot) 

Ferral  or  Verule 

.     Annulet  and  Orle 

Cormorant  . 

Bird 

Ferris  . 

.     Instrument  also 

Corn    . 

Fruit  (Wheat) 

Figure  or  Numeral     Letter 

Cornet 

Horn 

Fire  brand  . 

Torch 

Cornish  Chough  . 

Bird  (Crow) 

Firepan 

Beacon 

Cost  or  Cotise 

Bend 

Fish  pot 

.     Wheel 

Cote     . 

Building 

Flaming  bush 

Tree 

Cotton 

Tree 

Flax  comb  . 

.     Comb 

Cotton  (bundle  of) 

Pack 

Float,  Flote 

Instrument 

Crawfish 

Fish  (Crevices) 

Foine  . 

.     Beast  (Fitch) 

Crequer  plant 

Tree 

Forest . 

.     Tree 

Crevices 

Fish  (Crawfish) 

Fountain 

.     Building   and  Well 

Creyke 

Bird  (Raven) 

also 

Cronel  or  Coronel 

Head  (Spear) 

Fox      . 

.     Beast 

Cross  . 

Sal  tire  also 

Frasier 

.     Flower 

Crossbow     . 

Bow 

Fusil    . 

.     Spindle  also 

Crow    . 

Bird 

• 

Crown 

Coronet 

Gal  trap 

Caltrap 

Crowned  heart 

Heart 

Ganape 

Bird  (Turkey  Cock) 

Crutch 

Staff- 

Ganapie 

Bird  (Cormorant) 

Cubit  arm    . 

Hand 

Garlic 

.     Fruit 

Culverin 

Gun 

Garter 

.'    Belt  and  Bend 

Currier's  shave     . 

Instrument 

Garvin 

.     Fish 

Curry  comb. 

Comb 

Gateway 

.     Building 

Cygnet 

Bird  (Swan) 

Ged      . 

.     Fish  (Pike) 

Cypress  sprig 

Tree 

Glazier's  snippers     Instrument 

cripping 

Dagger         .  _       . 

Sword 

iron 

.     Instrument 

Danish  Warrior    . 

Human  Figure 

Gletven  or  Trefoi 

I 

Dart     . 

Arrow  and  Spear 

grass 

Foil 

Decrescent  . 

Crescent 

Gourd 

Fruit 

Deer  goat    . 

Msnstor  (Head) 

Grapes 

.     Fruit 

Die 

?rffce 

Grass  . 

.     Tree 

TABLE   OF   CHARGES    UNDER  OTHER  TITLES. 


XXI 


Charges. 


Titles. 


Charges. 


Titles. 


Grazier  or  Spoke- 

Lamb     (three- 

shave 

Instrument 

headed)    . 

Monster 

Greave 

Leg 

Lampago  or  Man 

Grenade 

Fireball 

tiger 

Monster 

Grosing  iron 

Instrument 

Lancet  or  Fleam  . 

Instrument 

Grove  . 

Tree 

Leech  . 

Reptile 

Guinea  wheat 

Fruit 

Leg  bone     . 

Bone 

Gun  stone    . 

Roundle  (Pellet) 

Link  or  firebrand 

Torch 

Gurges       •  . 

Whirlpool 

Lion  poisson 

Monster 

Guttees 

Gouttes 

Lizard 

Reptile 

Lobster's  elaws    . 

Leg 

Habergeon  . 

Human  Figure 

Long  cross  . . 

Staff 

Hake   . 

Fish  (Bream) 

Halbert 

Axe,    Blade,    and 

Man  in  armour     . 

Human  Figure 

Spear 

Mandrake    . 

Tree 

Half  spear  . 

Arrow  and  Spear 

Marlion,  Merlion  . 

Bird  (Martlet) 

Hammer 

Mallet  also 

Marten 

Beast  (Fitch) 

Hank  of  silk 

Knot 

Matchlock    . 

Gun 

Hank     of      bow- 

Merchant brig 

Ship 

strings 

Knot 

Mew    . 

Bird  (Gull) 

Harvest  fly  . 

Insect 

Mitus  . 

Bird  (Pheasant) 

Hat  band    . 

Belt 

Moor  cock  and 

Hawthorn    . 

Tree 

hen  . 

Bird 

Head     of     arrow 

Morse  . 

Beast    (Seal)     anc 

and   dart 

Pheon 

Monster 

Head  of  spear  or 

Mountain  cat 

Beast  (Gat) 

Cronel 

Head  (Spear) 

Heathcock   . 

Bird  (Moorcock) 

Naked  man  . 

Human  Figure 

Hedgehog  fish 

Fish  (Sea  Urchin) 

Narcissus 

Flower 

Heliotrope    . 

Flower     tf^jml?    S$a 

Noah's  Ark . 

Ship 

Hempbreak 

Instrument     Ik.'V 

Numeral 

Letter  also 

Hill  and    Hillock 

Rock  also 

Hogshead     . 

Tun 

Olive   . 

Tree 

Holly  branch  and 

Orange 

Roundle 

bush 

Tree 

Organ  pipe  . 

Horn  and  Pipe 

Hook  . 

Rake  also 

Organ  rest  . 

Rest 

Hopbine 

Tree 

Ounce  . 

Beast  (Lynx) 

Hop  pole  only     . 

Staff 

Hop    pole    and 

Pack  saddle 

Saddle 

fruit 

Tree 

Palm  branch 

Tree 

Hornet 

Insect 

Parchment  . 

Roll 

Horseman    . 

Human  Figure 

Partridge     . 

Bird 

Hulk    . 

Ship 

Paschal  Lamb 

Beast  (Sheep) 

Hurst  .         .         . 

Trees 

Passion  nails 

IS  ail 

Paviour's  pickaxe 

Axe 

Ibex     . 

Beast  (Antelope) 

Penner  and  Ink- 

Implement  . 

Instrument 

horn 

Book 

Infula  . 

Cap 

Pennoncel    . 

Banner 

Inkhorn   and 

Pepper  pod 

Fruit 

penner 

Book 

Peruke 

Head    (Human 

Iron    or   digging- 

Figure) 

spade 

Spade 

Pestle 

Mortar 

Pick    . 

Mill  pick 

Jaw  bone     . 

Bone 

Pick  axe 

Axe 

Pike  staff    . 

Spear 

Knot  of  silk 

Knot 

Pillow . 

Cushion 

Pine  cone    . 

Fruit 

XX11 


TABLE   OF   CHARGES   UNDER   OTHER   TITLES. 


Charges. 


Titles. 


Charges. 


Titles. 


Plasterer's      ham- 

Starling 

Bird 

mer  . 

Hammer 

Steel  for  striking 

Playing-top . 

Top 

fire  . 

Ferris  &  Instrument 

Plumber's  or  sol- 

Stem   . 

Tree 

dering  iron 

Instrument 

Stock  . 

Tree 

Pole     . 

Staff  and  Tree  also 

Stock  card  . 

Working  card 

Pole  axe 

Axe  and  Spear 

Stone  bill    . 

Wedge 

Powet  or  Tadpole 

Reptile  (Frog) 

Sugar  cane . 

Tree 

Pruning  hook 

Hook 

Sugar  loaf  . 

Cone  also 

Sunflower    . 

Flower 

Quill  or  Trundle  . 

Fusil  and  Shuttle 

Surgeon's  fleam   . 

Instrument 

Quill  of  Tarn 

Fusil 

Sword  fish  (blade 

of)  . 

Blade 

Ragged  Staff 

Staff 

Reeds  . 

Bundle  and  Trees 

Tadpole 

Reptile  (Frog) 

Regalia 

Coronet 

Tassel  or  Teasel   . 

Flower  also,  &  Tree 

Remora 

Monster 

Tau     . 

Cross  and  Letter 

Ribbon 

Bend  also 

Temple 

Building 

Roele  (or  Rowel) 

Mullet 

Thatcher's  hook  . 

Comb,    Hook,    and 

Round  well  . 

Building 

Rake 

Thighbone    . 

Bone 

Saint    Giles    and 

Thorn  . 

Tree 

St.  Columb. 

Human  Figure 

Tirret  or  Shackbolt 

Lock 

Salix    . 

Tree 

Tobacco  plant 

Tree 

Salmon's  spear     . 

Spear 

Toison  or  Fleece  . 

Beast  (Sheep) 

Salt 

Cup 

Trefoil  leaf 

Leaf 

Saltorel 

Saltire  and  Cross 

Tressel 

Threstle 

Scroll  . 

Escroll  and  Roll 

Trestle 

Threstle 

Scythe  blade 

Blade 

Tricorporate  Lion 

Monster 

Sea  calf 

Beast  (Seal) 

True-lover's   knot 

Knot 

Sea  crow 

Bird  (Cormorant) 

Trundle 

Fusil  &  Instrument 

Sea  dragon  . 

Monster 

Trussel 

Threstle 

Sea  gull 

Bird  (Gull) 

Tuft  of  grass 

Tree 

Sea  lion 

Beast,  also  Monster 

Tuft  of  reeds 

Bundle  and  Tree 

Sea  teal 

Bird  (Duck) 

Turnip 

Flower 

Sea  urchin  . 

Fish 

Turnstile 

Reel 

Seal     . 

Beast 

Shakefork    . 

Fork 

Vane   . 

Banner 

Shamrock    . 

3-Foil 

Vannet 

Escallop 

Shankbone  . 

Bone 

Verules 

Annulet  and  Orle 

Sheaf  of  arrows    . 

Arrow 

Yiures  or  Vivres 

Bar  dance  tty 

Sheep  . 

Beast 

Sheldrake     . 

Bird  (Duck) 

Wallet 

Purse 

Shin  bone   . 

Bone 

Wastle  cake 

Roundle 

Shrine 

Building 

"Water  leaf  . 

Leaf 

Silkworm  fly 

Insect 

Welke  or  Whelk  . 

Fish 

Slaughter  axe 

Axe 

Wharrow 

Fusil  and  Spindle 

Slay,  Slea     . 

Bundle 

Wig    . 

Head    (Human 

Slip  of  leaves 

Tree 

Figure) 

Snaffle  bit     . 

Bit 

Windmill  sail 

Sail 

Spade  . 

Blade  also 

Wine  press  . 

Press 

iron 

Blade    and    Cram- 

Winnowing      baS- 

pette 

KCt     •              •              • 

Van 

Spike  . 

Nail 

Wood  bill    . 

Axe 

Spoonbill 

Bird 

Wool  comb 

Comb 

Stag     . 

Beast  (Deer) 

Wool  pack  &  sack 

Pack 

Stag's  horn 

Horn 

Wound 

Roundle  (Hurt) 

PAPWORTH'S 


ORDINARY    OF    BRITISH 


ARMORIALS. 


THE  AUTHORITIES  TO  WHICH  REFERENCE  IS  MADE  BY  THE 
ITALIC  CAPITALS  IN  THE  BODY  OF  THIS  WORK. 


A.  Acre  Roll,      dated  a.d.  1192  (but  1  later).     Ashmolean  MS.  1120;   Harleian  MS. 

6137. 
##  Roll,  circa  a.d.  1240-45.     Printed  by  Nicolas,  8vo.,  London  1829,  from 

MS.  l,  14,  in  the  College  of  Arms. 
C   Roll  circa  a.d.  1256-66.     Printed  in  Leland's  Collectanea,  8vo.,  Oxford 

1707,  ii,  610;  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

D.  Roll,  circa  a.d.  1286.     Harl.  MS.  6137. 

E.  Roll,  circa  a.d.  1277-87.     Harl.  MSS.  6137,  and  6589. 

F.  Roll,  circa  a.d.  1262-92.     Harl.  MS.  6137. 

G.  Roll,  circa  a.d.  1296.     Harl.  MS.  6137. 
H.  Falkirk  Roll,  a.d.  1298.     Harl.  MS.  6589. 

I.    Roll,  circa  a.d.  1299.     Harl.  MSS.  6137,  and  6589. 

J.    Roll,  circa  a.d.  1300.     Harl.  MSS.  6137,  and  6589. 

K.  Caerlaveroc  Poem,  a.d.  1301.  Printed  in  Grose's  Antiquarian  Repertory,  4to., 
London  1779,  ii,  107-284,  from  Cotton  MS.  Caligula  A,  18;  and  by  Nicolas, 
4to.,  London  1828,  from  the  same  MS.  and  from  another  in  the  College  of 
arms:  Harl.  MSS.  6137,  and  6589. 

L.  Dunstable  Roll,       a.d.  1308.     Harl.  MSS.  6137,  and  6589. 

M.  Roll,  circa  a.d.  1300-12.     Harl.  MS.  6589. 

N.  Roll,  circa  a.d.  1308-14.     Printed    by   Mores,  4to.,    Oxford   1749,   from 

Queen's  College  (Oxford)  MS.  158,  and  from  Bodleian  MS.,  Dods worth  145- 
5086;  in  Grose's  Antiquarian  Repertory,  4to.,  London  1780,  iii,  86,  from 
Borret's  MS.;  in  Palgrave's  Parliamentary  Writs,  fol.,  London  1827,  i,  410; 
and  by  Nicolas,  8vo.,  London  1828,  both  from  Cott.  MS.  Caligula  A,  18 :  Ashmol. 
MS.,  Wood  f,  33:  Harl.  MSS.  4033,  5803,  6137,  and  6589  ;  Lansdowne  MS. 
855. 

0.  Boroughbridge  Roll,  a.d.  1322.  Printed  in  Palgrave's  Parliamentary  Writs,  fol., 
London  1830,  ii,  Appendix  196,  from  Wynn's  MS.     Ashmol.  MS.  831. 

P.   Roll,  after  a.d.  1338.     Printed  in  Nichols's  Collectanea  Topographica,8vo., 

London  1834,  ii,  320,  from  Grimaldi's  MS. 

Q.  Calais  Bannerets,  a.d.  1345-48.  Printed  by  Mores,  4to.,  Oxford  1749,  from  West's 
MS.:  Ashmol.  MS.  1120:  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  e  9;  Harl.  MSS.  6589  and  6595. 

R.  Calais  Knights,       a.d.  1348.     Harl.  MS.  6589. 

S.   Roll,  circa  a.d.  1392-97.     Printed  by  Willement,  4to.,  London  1834,  from 

Newling's  MS. 

T.  Rouen  Roll,  a.d.  1418.     Ashmol.  MS.  1120:  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

U.  Parliament  Roll,     a.d.  1512.     Cole  MS.  30:  another,  a.d.  1515,  printed  by  Wille- 
ment, fol.,  London  1829. 
V.  Glover's  Ordinary,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  d,  10  ;  Harl.  MSS.  1392,  and  1459. 
W.  Withie's  additions,  to  the  last-named,  in  Harl.  MS.  1459. 
X  Jenyn's  Collection,  Harl.  M.S.  6589. 

Y.  Jenyn's  Ordinary,  partly  printed  by  Nicolas,  8vo.,  London  1829,  from  MS.  in  the 
College  of  Arms  ;  but  of  greater  length  in  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Z.  Sandford,  Genealogical  History,  fol.,  London  1707 ;  the  numerals  -which  follow  this 
letter  refer  to  the  pages  in  that  book. 

V*.  Coats,  incorrectly  given  in  the  printed  Glover's  Ordinary,  which  have  been  copied 
into  books  of  reference  and  probably  used  as  actual  coats. 

All  those  coats  for  which  no  authorities  are  cited  have  been  derived 
from  heraldic  works  of  repute,  and  trustworthy  other  sources. 


PAPWORTH'S 


ORDINARY  OF  BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


ACORN  see  Fruit. 

ADDER  see  Reptile.    ALANT  see  Beast. 

ALCE  see  Monster. 

ALLERION  see  Bird. 

ANCHOR 

(including  Grappling-iron) ; 

palewise  unless  otherwise  described. 

Arg.  an  anchor  az.  surmounted  by  a  maunch  sa. 

charged  with  three  crosses  patty  of  the  field. 

Colpoys. 
Arg.  an  anchor  without  a  stock  ppr.  environed 

on  the  centre  with  the  letter  C  or.     Clement's 

Inn. 
Arg.  an  anchor  sa.    Skipton. 
Az.  an  anchor  arg.    Offer,  Scotland,  W. 
Az.  an  anchor  or.    Fere,  Scotland,  W.    Fero. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  over  all  an  anchor  with 

two  cables  fixed  to  the  ring  noded  and  pendent 

or.    Allen,  London. 
Gu.  an  anchor  arg.  the  ring  or.    Zachert. 
Gu.  an  anchor  arg.  the  stock  or.     Goadefroy. 

Goodreed,  Ribstan,  co.  York.     Goodrood. 
Gu.  an  anchor  or.    Fair,  Scotland. 
Or  an  anchor  az.    Dutonge. 
Or  an  anchor  gu.    Fairholm,  Craige  Hall,  Scot- 
land. 
Or  an  anchor  gu.  quarterly  with  arg.  a  boar's  head 

erased  sa.  all  within  a  bordure  az.    Fairholm, 

Greenhill,  recorded  1757. 
Or   an   anchor   sa.      Chappell,    London,      Her. 

Off.  MSS.  Vincent,  No.  154.     Chappell,  Lon- 
don, W. 
Or  an  anchor  sa.  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  arg. 

for  diff.    Chappell. 
Per  fess  or  and  arg.  an  anchor  sa.    Harrison, 

London. 
Vert  an  anchor  az.  (but  ?  arg.  or  ppr.)     Letemps. 

1  ANCHOR  and  in  chief 

Chief 
Arg.  an  anchor  az.  a  chief  gu.     May,  Ireland. 

on  a  Chief Coronet 

Az.  a  cabled  anchor  supported  by  a  lion  ramp,  or 
on  a  chief  wavy  erm.  an  eastern  crown  of  the 
second  betw.  two  lions'  heads  erased  sa. 
Richardson,  London. 
....  Escallops 
Arg.  an  anchor  sa.  on  a  chief  wavy  gu.  three  es- 
callops of  the  first.    Jasper,  London. 


1  ANCHOR  and  in  chief. . .  .cont. 

on  a  Chief Flowers 

Gu.  an  anchor  arg.  on  a  chief  or  threap  roses  of  the 

first.  Dr.  Gibson,  Hatton  Garden,  London,  171 6. 

Mager  or  Major,  Southampton  ;  and  the  Isle 

of  Wight,  Her.  Off.  Hants,  c.  28.   Mayor,  Rugby. 
Gu.  an  anchor  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 

roses  of  the  field.    Mayer  or  Mayor,  Island  of 

Jersey,  granted  temp.  Henry  VII. 
....  Head 

Or  an  anchor  sa.  on  a  chief  crenelly  gu.  a  leo- 
pard's head  betw.  two  estoiles  arg.     Tivitoe, 

London,  granted  13  March,  1761. 
....  Roundles 
Gu.  an  anchor  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  tor- 

teaux.      Heysham,  London ;    and   Stagenhoe 

Park.  co.  Herts. 
Mullet 
Az.  an  anchor  arg.  in  chief  a  mullet  of  six  points 

betw.  two  crescents  or.     Ferrie,  Glasgow, 

1  ANCHOR  betw.  or  within. . . . 
Anchors 
An  anchor  betw.  two  smaller  ones  within  the  beam 
and  fluke.    Navy  Office  seal. 
Beasts 
Or  an  anchor  sa.  between  two  lions  pass.  gu. 

Delme,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1724. 
Or  an  anchor  fesswise  (but  ?  in  fess)  sa.  betw.  two 
lions  pass.  gu.     Owen. 
Birds 
Gu.  an  anchor  betw.  three  martlets  or.     Cairns. 

Escallops 
Az.  an  anchor  betw.  three  escallops  arg.     Green 
or  Greene,  Ireland. 
Fishes 
Arg.  an  anchor  betw.  two  dolphins  haurient  re- 
specting  each  other  ppr.     Colston,    Colston 
Hall,  co.  Lincoln ;  Filkins  Hall,  co.  Oxford  ;  and 
Roundway  Park,  co.  Wilts.     Coulson,  Cotting- 
ham  Castle. 
Or  an  anchor  betw.  three  fishes  naiant  az. 
Habgood. 
Mullets 
Arg.  in  a  sea  in  base  ppr.  an  anchor  az.  betw.  two 
mullets  in  fess  of  the  last.  Barsane,  Edinburgh. 
Arg.  an  anchor  az.  placed  in  the  sea  ppr.  betw. 
two  mullets  of  the  second  all  within  a  bordure 
arg.  (but?  of  the  second).    Barton,  Edinburgh. 
Gu.  an  anchor  or  betw.  two  mullets  in  fess  arg. 
Fair. 


4 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  ANCHOR  betw.  or  within cont. 

Sword  and  Flower 
Arg.  an  anchor  az.  ringed  or  over  all  a  fetterlock 
containing  on  the  dexter  a  sword  erect  of  the 
second  hilt  and  pomel  gold  on  the  sinister  a 
rose  gu.     Town  of  Bewdley,  co.  Worcester. 

1  ANCHOR  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 
on  a  Chief 

Erm.  an  anchor  az.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  on 
a  chief  wavy  of  the  second  a  naval  coronet  or. 
Parker.  Harburn,  co.  Warwick,  bart. 

Az.  an  anchor  or  encircled  with  an  oak  wreath 
vert  betw.  three  mullets  pierced  gold  on  a 
chief  paly  of  seven  of  the  last  and  gu.  a  mural 
crown  arg.  Dickson,  Hardingham  Hall,  Nor- 
folk, Bart. 

2  ANCHORS 

Two  anchors  in  saltire  with  the  cables*  interlaced. 
Victualling  Office  seal. 

2  ANCHORS  between 

Arg.  two  grappling-irons  in  saltire  sa.  betw.  four 
pears  gu.     Stoford,  Stoford,  co.  Devon. 

3  ANCHORS 

An    anchor  with   another   smaller  on   each  side 
within  the  beam  and  fluke.    Navy  Office  seal. 
Or  three  anchors  sa.     Marchant,  co.  Devon. 

3  ANCHORS  and  in  chief 

Arg.  three  anchors  sa.  a  chief  az.     Lovegrove. 

3  ANCHORS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 
Arg.  three  anchors  sa.  in  pale  betw.  two  palets 
vert  a  chief  gu.     Darwell. 

ANGEL  see  Human-figure. 

ANGLES 

(sometimes  called  Chevrons-couped,  or  Crosses- 

couped,  but  probably  instruments  made  of 

metal;  see  Glover.) 

Arg.  three  pairs  of  angles  interlaced  fesswise  at 

each  end  an  annulet  az.     Wastley. 
Arg.  thi-ee  pairs  of  angles  interlaced  palewise  with 
a  ring  at  each  end  gu.     Wastlay,  V. 

ANNULET 
(including  Gem-ring) : 
see  Escarbuncle,  Orle,  "Whirlpool,  and  "Wreath. 
Reference  for  coats,  in  which  the  annulet  is  a 
common  difference,  must  be  made  to  the 
charges  which  it  accompanies. 
Arg.  an  annulet  sa.     Pym,  Sidford,  co.  Devon. 
Az.  an  annulet  ensigned  with  a  cross  patty  and 
interlaced  with  a  saltire  couped  and  conjoined 
at  base  or.    Borough  of  Southwa.rk. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  an  annulet  gu.     Prothero. 
Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  an  annulet  counter- 
changed.     Letch. 
Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  or.  an  annulet  counter- 
changed.    Lonsdale. 
Gyronny  of  eight  sa  and  arg.  an  annulet  counter- 
changed.     Doolan,  Ireland. 
Or.  fretty  gu.  in  the  middle  an  annulet  interlaced 

az.    John  Mell,  Godsall,  co.  Stafford,  V. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  in  base  an  annulet  of  the 
first.    Laman  or  Lyman,  Harl.  MS.  1458.  Lamon, 
Lanam,  Lymon,  or  Lynam. 

1  ANNULET  and  in  chief 

Sa.  an  annulet  environing  a  crosier  the  foot  en- 
wrapped by  a  snake  in  chief  two  coronets  arg. 
Benedictine  Abbey  at  Bardney,  co.  Lincoln. 


1  ANNULET  and  in  base 

Arg.  in  chief  a  gem-ring  gu.  out  of  a  mount  in 
base  three  trefoils  vert.  Dorrien,  Haresfoot, 
co.  Herts. 

1  ANNULET  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 

Gu.  an  annulet  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Blankensop,  Cumberland. 
Compasses 
Arg.  an  annulet  betw.  the  legs  of  a  pair  of  com- 
passes sa.     Hadley,  V. 
Escallops 
Arg.  an  annulet  betw.  three  escallops  gu.   Turney, 
co.  Dorset. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Arg.  an  annulet  suspending  two  buckets  saltire- 
wise  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.    Banister. 
Flowers 
Gu.  an  annulet  or  betw.  three  roses  arg.    Sipling. 
co.  York. 
Harrows 
Erminois   an   annulet    interlacing    three    trian- 
gular harrows  conjoined  in  the  fess  point.. . . 
Redmayn,  co.  York. 
Lozenges 
Az.  an  annulet  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.    Hole. 
Az.  an  annulet  arg.  betw.  three  lozenges  or.    Hole, 
Ebberly   House,  near   Great  Torrington,  co. 
Devon,  quartering  gu.  two  bars  or. 

1  ANNULET  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  an  annulet  environing  a  barrulet  betw.  two  bars 
and  in  chief  a  cross  patty  fitcby  or.     Holte,  V. 

2  ANNULETS 

Arg.  semy  of  3-foils  ppr.  two  annulets  braced  in 

the  nombril  point  sa.     Eaton.     Eton. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the   second  and   third 

quarters  an  annulet  gold  over  all  a  bend  sa. 

Borgillon. 
Quarterly  vert  and  arg.  in  the  second  and  third 

quarters  an  annulet  gu.     Beecroft,  Bishop 

Wearmouth,  co.  Durham. 

2  ANNULETS  and  in  chief. . . . 
on  a  Canton 

Arg.  two  annulets  and  a  canton  az.    Brember, 

London. 

on  a  Chief 
Erm.  two  rings  interlaced  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 

three  crosses  formy  ar.    Wychingham,  Norfolk. 
Erm.    two   annulets    linked    together   sa.    on    a 

chief  of  the  second  three  crosses  patty  arg. 

WlTCHINGHAJI. 

2  ANNULETS  betw.  or  within 

Crosses 

Arg.  two  annulets  linked  together  gu.  betw.  three 
crosses  formy  sa.      Thornhagh,  co.  Notting- 
ham, confirmed  4  Feb.  1582. 
3-Foils 

Arg.  two  annulets  conjunct  sa.  within  an  orle  of 
3-foils  slipped  vert.    John  Eton,  V. 

3  ANNULETS 

Arg.  three  annulets  az.  Richards  or  Rychers, 
Kent ;  and  Swannington,  Norfolk.  Richers, 
Norfolk.  Riches,  V.  Rithers,  Wrotham, 
Kent. 

Arg.  three  annulets  gu.  Hirton  (that  Ilk). 
Rosseter  or  Roster. 

Arg.  three  annulets  each  enclosing  a  5-foil  gu.  a 
mullet  for  diff.    Sir  Pont  Red,  V. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


3  ANNULETS.... cont. 

Arg.  three  annulets  sa.     Basill,  W. 

Arg.  three  annulets  vert.     Hargenill,  Harl.  MS. 

1458.     Hargonell. 
Az.  three  annulets  arg.     Anlett,  V.    Aylet. 
Az.  three  annulets  or.    Anlett.    Bysett.    John 
de  Pecham,  A. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  three  annu- 
lets of  the  last.     Cramlington,  co.  York. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  three  annulets  sa. 
Cramlington,  V.  Cramlington,  Westmoreland. 
Cromlington,  V*. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  three  annulets  or. 
Seamarke. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  three  annulets 
of  the  second.     Cookes,  V*.     Tylleok. 

Barry  of  eight  erm.  and  az.  over  all  three  annulets 
or.  Harries,  Ouckton,  and  Tong  Castle,  co. 
Salop.. 

Barry  of  ten  az.  and  erm.  three  annulets  or. 
Harris,  Cork ;  and  Park's  Grove,  co.  Kilkenny, 
1685. 

Barry  of  ten  erm.  and  az.  three  annulets  or. 
Harris. 

Erm.  three  annulets  gu.  two  and  one.     Besills. 

Erm.  three  annulets  interlaced  in  triangle  gu. 
Mandere,  V. 

Erm.  three  annulets  one  within  the  other  gu. 
Sir  John  Fytton,  V.,  his  daughter  m.  Holward. 

Gu.  three  annulets  arg.     Michelston. 

Gu.  three  gem-rings  az.  (?  arg.)     Michilston. 

Gu.threegem-rings  arg.  stoned  az.  Mychilstan,F. 

Gu.  three  annulets  each  inclosing  a  5-foil  or.  Sr. . 
Damecke  or  Dameke,  V. 

Gu.  three  annulets  or  stoned  az.  Eglinton,  Eg- 
linton,  Scotland,  quartered  by  Montgomery. 

Gu.  three  gem-rings  or  stoned  of  the  first. 
Mychelstan,  W.  Mychilstan,  V*. 

Gu.  three  annulets  engr.  or.  Everard,  Hark- 
down,  Suffolk. 

Or  three  annulets  gu.     Hutton  (that  Ilk). 

Per  bend  az.  and  arg.  three  annulets  counter- 
changed.     Whistleford. 

Per  bend  sinister  wavy  arg.  and  az.  three  annulets 
countercbanged.     Pollardby. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  annulets  of 
the  last.    Layman. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  three  annulets  counter- 
changed.  Layman.  Schicke.  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Schyke.    Skike,  Suffolk. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  or  three  gem-rings  counter- 
changed.    William  Grace,  V. 

Per  chev.  indented  gu.  and  sa.  three  annulets  arg. 
Weekes,  Surrey. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  three  annulets  or.     Weeks. 

Per  chief  indented  arg.  and  gu.  three  annulets 
counterchanged.    Amervile. 

Per  fess  dancetty  (or  indented)  arg.  and  gu. 
three  annulets  counterchanged.  Sir  Thomas 
Amervill,  Norfolk,  V.    Amvill,  V*. 

MONGODENE  Or  NoNGEDENE,  V. 

Per  fess  az.  and  arg.  three  annulets  counter- 
changed.    Whiselford,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 

Per  fess  dancetty  az.  and  arg.  three  annulets 
counterchanged.    Aubervil,  Suffolk. 

Per  fess  az.  and  or.  three  annulets  counter- 
changed.    Whistelford. 

Per  fess  indented  gu.  and  arg.  three  annulets  coun- 
terchanged.  MONCKTON,  MONGTON,  MoNGDENE, 

or  Monkton,  co.  York.     Mondegon,  Harl.  MS. 
1458. 
Per  fess   or  and   az.   three    annulets    counter- 
changed.    Orseys,  co.  Worcester. 


3  ANNULETS.... cont. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  three  annulets  counter- 
changed.     Criell. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  gu.  over  all  three  annulets  or 
two  and  one.     Anhelet,  V. 

Sa.  three  annulets  arg.   Jawdrell.    Michelstan, 

MlCHELSTANE,  Or  MlCHELSTON. 

Sa.  three  annulets  or.     Michelstone. 

3  ANNULETS  and  in  chief 

Beast 
....  three  annulets  and  in   chief  a   greyhound 

courant  gu.     Rhodes. 
Canton 
Arg.  three  annulets  and  a  canton  az.     Brambud. 

Brember,  London. 
Arg.  three  annulets  az.  a  canton  of  the  last  thereon 

a  mullet   of  the  field  for  diff.     Sir  Nicholas 

Brambtjll,  or  Brember,  V*. 
Arg.  three  annulets  sa.  a  canton  of  the  last  thereon 

a  mullet  of  the  field  for  diff.     Brember,  Lord 

Mayor    of    London,    1377,    1383,    1384,    and 

1385. 
Az.  three  annulets  arg.  a  canton  of  the  last  thereon 

a  mullet  gu.  for  diff.    Brember,  London. 
Chief 
Gu.  three  annulets    and  a  chief  arg.  with   (for 

augmentation)   a  canton  or  charged  with  the 

rose  of  England.     Aylet,  Howells,  Essex. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  three  annulets  or  two  and 

one  a  chief  of  the  last.     Blanson. 

on  a  Chief Beast 

Az.  three  annulets  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  greyhound 

courant  gu.  collared  of  the  second.    Rhodes, 

Little  Eden.     Rodes. 

Fret 

Per  saltire  az.  and  gu.  three  annulets  or  on  a 

chief  arg.  a  fret  sa.     Blanson,  V*. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  in  the  first  three  annulets 

or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  fret  sa.     Blanson,  V. 

Eretty 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  annulets  or  two  and 

one  a  chief  of  the  second  fretty  sa.    Blandson. 
Per  saltire  az.  and  gu.  over  all  three  annulsts  or 

a  chief  of  the  last  fretty  vert.     Blanson,  Harl. 

MS.  1458. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  over  all  three  annulets  or 

a  chief  of  the  last  fretty  sa.     Blanson,  V. 
Sa.  three  annulets  arg.  a  chief  of  the  last  fretty 

of  the  field.    Helton,  co.  York. 
Sa.  three  annulets  or  a  chief  of  the  last  fretty  of 

the  field.     Helton. 
Quarter 
Arg.  three   annulets   az.   a   quarter  of  the  last 

thereon   a   mullet   of  the   field   for   diff.     Sir 

Nicholas  Brambtjll,  or  Brember,  V. 
Saltires 
Sa.  three  annulets  or  in  chief  two  saltires  arg. 

John  Helton,  co.  Westmoreland,  X. 

3  ANNULETS  betw.  or  within. . . . 
Bordure 
Arg.  three  annulets  within  a  bordure  gu.    Besills. 
co.  York. 
Cotises 
Arg.  three  annulets  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.     Selwyne. 
5-Foils 
Arg.  three  annulets  within  an  orle  of  5-foils  sa. 

Walker,  Mansfield,  co.  Nottingham. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  three  annulets  within  an 
orle   of  5  foils  all   counterchanged.     Walker, 
Eastwood,  co.  Nottingham. 


6 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


3  ANNULETS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads 
Az.  three  annulets  in  fess  arg.  betw.  as  many 
bull's  heads  erased  of  the  last  attired  or.  BriLL, 
co.  York  ;  Hockwold,  Norfolk ;  London  ;  brass 
to  Josias  Bull,  ob.  1621,  in  the  church  at 
Sutton  Coldfield,  co.  Warwick. 

3  ANNULETS  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief 

Sa.  three  annulets  in  pale  betw.  two  palets  or  a 
chief  arg.    Mant. 

On  3  ANNULETS 
Sa.  three  annulets  arg.  each  charged  with  seven 
torteaux.  DicwAND,Tr*.  Dicward.F.  Diewand. 

4  ANNULETS 
Arg.  three  annulets  two  and  one  conjoined  to  a 

fourth  in  the  centre  by  a  fillet  sa.    Berlingee. 
Erm.  four  annulets  ....     Cantwell. 
Gyronny  of  eight  az.  and  arg.  four  annulets  or. 

Anlett,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  four  annulets  of  the 

first.    Ambett. 
Persaltire  az.  and  gu.  four  annulets  or.  Anlett,F*. 
Per  saltire  az.  and  gu.  four  annulets  in  cross  or 

fretty  sa.     Blunson. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  four  annulets  in  cross  arg. 

Anlet,  co.  York. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  four  annulets  or.   Anneles. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  four  annulets  in  cross  or. 

Anlet,  temp.  Edward  IV,  V.     Anlett. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and   gu.  four 

annulets  counterchanged.    Brackington. 

4  ANNULETS  and  in  chief 

Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  four  annulets  or  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  a  fret  vert.    Blanson. 

ft  ANNULETS 

Arg.  five  annulets  one  within  the  other  az. 
Gorges,  V. 

Arg.  five  annulets  conjunct  az.    Gouges. 

Arg.  five  annulets  one  within  the  other  az.  alter- 
nately oppressing  a  cross  engr.  sa.  Robert 
Gifford,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Arg.  five  annulets  one  within  the  other  gu. 
Chellery,  V. 

Az.  five  annulets  one  within  the  other  arg.  Rauf 
de  Gorges,  E. 

Erm. five  annulets  in  chev.gu.  Ward  man,  London. 

Gu.  five  annulets  or  two  two  and  one.     Skiponn. 

Or  five  annulets  one  within  the  other  vert  em- 
bracing and  depressed  by  a  cross  engr.  gu. 
Robert  Gyffard,  A. 

5  ANNULETS  and  in  chief 

Gu.  five  annulets  and  a  canton  erm.    Cantwell, 

Ireland. 
Gu.  five  annulets  or  a  canton  erm.     Whitte. 
Gu.  five  annulets  or  two  two  and  one  a  canton  erm. 

Cantwell,  Ireland,  V.    Rayling  Whitte,  V. 

6  ANNULETS 

Arg.  six  annulets  gu.  Avenell,  co.  Gloucester. 
Sir  John  de  Plessis,  B.  De  Plessis,  Y.  John 
Plessis,  Y. 

Arg.  six  annulets  gu.  two  two  and  two.  Sir  Hughe 
Placis  or  Plessy,  V. 

Arg.  six  annulets  gu.  three  two  and  one.  Avery, 
Haddon,  co.  Derby.  Giffourd.  Lowther, 
Ireland.  Plasses,  co.  Oxford,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Playce,  co.  Oxford  ;  and  co.  Salop.  Plecy  or 
Plessetis,  Earl  of  Warwick.  Plessey  or 
Plessis,  co.  Oxford.  Hue  de  Plessis,  E. 
Sire  Hugue  de  Plessis,  J. 


6  ANNULETS.... cont. 
Arg.  six  annulets  gu.  three  and  three.     Plecy,  S. 
Arg.  six  annulets  sa.   Langthorne.   Henry  Luzer 

(? Luther),  F. 
Arg.  six  annulets  sa.  three  two  and  one.  Bexwell. 

Lanthon,  Harl.  MS.  1458.      Lowdes,  of  the 

North.     Manvers,  W. 
Az.  six  annulets  arg.  three  two  and  one.  Ronton. 
Az.  six  annulets  or.    De  Musgrave,  Y.    Thomas 

Musgrave,  Y. 
Az.  six  annulets  or  two  two  and  two.   Sir  Thomas 

Musgrave,  V. 
Az.  six  annulets  or  three  two  and  one.     Sir  John 

Folyott,  Kent,  V.    Musgrave,  Hayton  Castle, 

Cumberland;  andBarnsley  Park, co. Gloucester, 

Bart.    Musgrave,  Edenhall,  Cumberland,  Bart. 

Musgrave,  Norton  Conyers,  co.  York,  created 

Bart.  20  Oct.  1038.     Musgrave,  Myrtle  Grove, 

co.  Cork;    and  Tourin  Cappoquin,  co.  Water- 
ford,  Bart.   Musgrave,  Musgrave  Hall,  Penrith ; 

and   Clea,   Cumberland;   Ashby,  Ashby  Mus- 
grave,   and    Hartley    Castle,    Westmoreland; 

Westminster,   1716.    Thomas   Musgrave,   S. 

Pecham.     Petham. 
Gu.  six  annulets  arg.    Avenell,  Netherhaddon, 

co.Derby;  the  co-heiress, temp.  John m.  Vernon 

and  Bassett. 
Gu.  six  annulets  in  pale  arg.     Cardoyll,  Harl. 

MS.  1458. 
Gu.  six  annulets  arg.  two  two  and  two.   Sir  Raufe 

de  Kardoill,  V.    Kardoyle. 
Gu.    six    annulets     arg.    three    two    and     one. 

Cantwell.   Kardaile  or  Kardoyle.  Newport. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or.   Sir  John  de  Crombwell,  M . 

Sir  John  Cromwell,  I.     John  Cromwell,  Y. 

Sire  Johan  de   Cromwelle,  N.      Musgrave. 

Newport.      John    de  Vepount,  P.      Vipont 

or  Vipount.    John  de  Vipount,!?.     Sir  Nicolas 

Vipount,  I. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  a  label  az.      Sir  John   de 

Vepount,  M. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  two  two  and  two.  Sir  Robert  de 

Vipount,  co.  York,  V.  (three  two  and  one,  W.) 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  three  two  and  one.    Cantwell. 

Cromwell,  Cambridge.    Vipont,  Westminster, 

1716  ;  and  co.  York.     Vypoint. 
Gu.  six  annulets  conjoined  in  pairs  or  two  and 

one.    Clench. 
Gu.  six  annulets  embraced  or  two  two  and  two. 

Bracer. 
Gyronny  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  each  an  annulet 

counterchanged.     Mearns. 
Or  six  annulets  az.  three  two  and  one.     Londres. 

Lonsdale,  in  S.  Sepulchre's  church,  London. 
Or  six  annulets  gu.   Cromwell.   Newport.   John 

Vepont,  Westmoreland,  Y.      Sire  Nicholas  de 

VepounDj.N'.     Sir  Nicol  Vepount,  M.   Vipoint. 

DeViPOiNTE,  Y.     Sir  Nicolas  Vipount,  I. 
Or  six  annulets  gu.  two  two  and  two.     Sir  Roger 

Cromwell,  V.  Lowder.   Sir  Henry  Lowder,  V. 
Or  six  annulets  gu.  three  two  and  one.     Vipont  ; 

and  with  a  label  az.    Sir  John  de  Vipont,  L. 
Or  six  annulets  sa.     Loucher,   Y.      Hugh   de 

Lowther,  Y. 
Or  six  annulets  sa.  two  two  and  two.     Olound  or 

Oulond,  V*.    Sir  Hugh  Olouner,  V.    Ouland. 
Or  six  annulets  sa.  three  two  and  one.    Langton. 

Lowther,  Earl  of  Lonsdale.    Lowther,  Swil- 

lington,  co.  York,  Bart.     Lowther,  Pontefract; 

Mask,  co.  York;  Cockermouth,  Cumberland. 
Per  bend  sinister  wavy  or  and  az.  six  annulets 

counterchanged.    Sir  John  Pollu  (?  Pollewe  ), 

co.  Devon.,  Harl.  MS.  2021,  fo.  17  b. 


BRITISH  AEMOEIALS. 


6  ANNULETS cont. 

Per  saltire   and  per  fess  arg.  and   gu.  six  an- 
nulets counterchanged  one  two  two  and  one. 

TlDDEMAN. 

Quarterly   or    and   gu.   three   annulets    arg.    in 

each   of  the  second  and  third   quarters  over 

all  a  bend  sa.      Borgulion,  Burgonyon,  or 

Burgulion. 
Sa.  six  annulets  braced  palewise  in  pairs  arg.  two 

and  one.     Anderton,  Anderton,  co.  Lancaster. 

Harl.  MS.  1459,  fo.  4. 
Sa.  six  annulets  or.     John  de  Leeke,  7.     De 

Leke,  Y. 
Sa.  six  annulets  or  two  two  and   two.    Loder. 

Lother.    Louders,  Scotland,  Harl.  MS.,  1458. 

Lowther,    Northumberland.      Sir    Hugh    de 

LOWTHER,  V. 

Sa.  six  annulets  or  three  two  and  one.    Latham. 
Leek. 

6  ANNULETS  and  in  Chief 

Canton 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  a  canton  erm.    Cantweix, 

Ireland,  V.    Cauntwell,  Ireland. 
Chief 
Arg.  six  annulets  gu.  a  chief  chequy  sa.  and  or 

Plecy    or    Plesstis,    Upwinborne-Plecy,  co. 

Dorset,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  conjoined  in  pairs  two  and 

one  a  chief  of  the  second.    Clench,  Harksted, 

Suffolk. 
Gu.  six  annulets  interlaced  palewise  in  pairs  and 

a  chief  or.    Clench,  V*. 

on  a  Chief 
Or  six  annulets  sa.  three  two  and  one  on  a  chief 

arg.  three  mullets  of  the  second.    Ellington. 

6  ANNULETS  betw.  or  within .... 
Bordure 
Arg.  six  annulets  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Bexwell,  Harl.  MS.  1458.    Boxwell. 
Arg.  six  annulets  sa.  three  two  and  one  within  a 

bordure  engr.  gu.     Bexwell,  V.    Beywell,  V. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

Thomas  Blinkensop,  Helbecke,  Y.   Cromwell. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  three  two  and  one  within  a 

bordure  engr.  ar.   Blankensop  or  Blenkensop, 

Cumberland.    Blineensopp.     Helebeke. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  a  bordure  compony  arg.  and 

az.    Cromwell. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  a  bordure  compony  arg.  and 

sa.    Cromwell. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  three  two  and  one  within 

a    bordure    engrailed  compony  arg.   and    az. 

Crodmwell,  V. 
Gu.  six  annulets  or  three  two  and  one  all  within 

a  bordure  engr.  (?  of  the  last).   Blankensop,  V. 

7  ANNULETS 

Gu.  seven  annulets  conjoined  in  pale  arg.  Kendall. 

9  ANNULETS 
Arg.  nine  annulets  in  saltire  interlaced  five  gu. 
and  four  az.    Hatchet  or  Hatchett. 

10  ANNULETS 
Gu.  ten  annulets  or  four  three  two   and  one. 

Bipont. 
Or  ten  annulets   sa.  four  three  two  and  one. 

Louther. 

10  ANNULETS  and  in  chief 

Sa.  ten  annulets  arg.  four  three  two  and  one  on 
a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion  pass,  of  the  field. 
Bridgeman,  Norfolk. 


12  ANNULETS 

Sa.  twelve  annulets  divided  into  three  chains  of 
four  each  palewise  arg.  two  and  one.  Anderton, 
Claiton,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl.  MS.  1468,  fo.  96. 

ANNULETS  unnumbered 
Arg.  semy  of  annulets  within  each  a  lion  ramp, 
and  an  eagle  displ.  alternately  sa.  in  the  inter- 
stices a  lesser  annulet  of  the  last.    Yvain. 
Gu.  fretty  or  on  each  joint  an  annulet  az.    Mell. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  annulets  and  crosses  patty 
alternately  in  bordure  counterchanged.    Alt, 
Loughborough,  co.  Leicester. 

ANT  see  Insect.         ANTELOPE  see  Beast. 

ANVIL 

Az.  an  anvil  or.  Arnulfe. 
Gu.  an  anvil  arg.  Arnoul. 
Gu.  a  smith's  anvil  arg.    Anvatle  or  Anvil. 

3  ANVILS 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  three  anvils  counter- 
changed.  Smith,  Abingdon,  co.  Berks  ;  and 
London,  1634 ;  Her.  Off.  London,  c.  24,  fol.  3  b. 

APE  see  Beast.  APPLE  see  Fruit. 


ARCH  see  Building. 

ABGENT 

For  Argent  quartering  a  charged  field  (with  or 

without  a  charge  over  all}  see  Quarterly  the 

second  and  third  charged  with .... 

Arg.  simple.    Boguet,  Normandy. 

Arg.  in  chief  dexter  a  crescent  and  sinister  an 

annulet  sa.    Bydall,  Harl.  MS.  2021. 


ABE  see  Ship. 


ABM  see  Hand. 


ARROW 
(including  Bird-bolt,  Dart,  Half-spear,  and  Broad- 
arrow  which  sometimes  means  a  Pheon); 
palewise  and  point  downward  unless  otherwise 
described ; 
see  Bow,  and  Quiver ;  and  for  Arrow-head 
see  Pheon. 

Arg.  an  arrow  erect  or  supported  betw.  the  fore- 
legs of  a  demi-buck  gu.  Decker,  London, 
granted  6th  August,  1616. 

Per  pale  embattled  gu.  and  az.  an  arrow  in  bend 
or  barbed  and  feathered  arg.  point  upward. 
Cugler.  Cuyler,  St.  John's  Lodge,  co.  Hert- 
ford, Bart. 

Vert  an  arrow  arg.  point  upward.  (The  ancient 
coat  of)  M'Adam,  Waterhead,  co.  Kirkcud- 
bright ;  and  Ballochmorrie,  co.  Ayr. 

Vert  an  arrow  in  pale  or  feathered  and  headed 
arg.    Standard,  Whitehill,  co.  Oxford. 

1  ARROW  and  in  base.... 
Vert  an  arrow  fesswise  in   chief  and  a  dexter 
hand  apaumy  couped  in  base  arg.     Lodghnan, 
Ireland. 

1  ARROW  betw.  or  within. . . . 

For  1  Arrow  betw.  the  attires  of  a  stag's  head 

see  1  Head  and  in  chief,  and  so  in 

analogous  cases. 
Beasts 
Quarterly  erm.  and  gu.  an  arrow  in  bend  sinister 
point  upward. . .  .betw.  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters  a  lion  ramp. . . .     Foskett,  Rosehill, 
Abbot's  Langley,  co.  Herts. 
Feathers 
Gu.  an  arrow  with  on  each  side  where  the  feather 
should  be  three  ostrich  feathers  (?  in  pale)  arg. 
the  barb  erected  or.    Bocken  or  Borcken. 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  ARROW  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Heads 

Or  an  arrow  betw.  three  boars'  heads  gu.  Dannere, 
Scotland. 
Horns 

....    a  broad  arrow feathered  ....  betw. 

three  harts'  horns  ....  Hall,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  barbed  arrow feathered  or  betw.  three 

bugle-horns  sa.     Hawley,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  an  arrow  or  feathered  gu.  betw.  three  bugle- 
horns  stringed  sa.  and   interlacing  the  lower 
one.     Haule,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Wings 

Gu.  an  arrow  point  upward  betw.  two  wings  con- 
joined in  base  arg.     Zingel,  V. 

Gu.  a  broad  arrow  between  two  wings  (?  arg.) 
Zingell. 

1  ARROW  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Chief Head 

Vert  a  dart  betw.  two  garbs  or  on  a  chief  az.  a 

cherub's  head  ppr.  betw.   two    estoiles    arg. 

Thackery. 
Vert  a  dart  betw.  two  garbs  or  on  a  chief  purp.  a 

cherub's  head  gold  betw.  two  estoiles  of  six 

points  of  the  last.    Thackeray. 

Mullets 

Arg.  a  dart  fesswise  piercing  a  heart  gu.  on  a  chief 

az.  three  mullets  of  the  first.    Douglas,  Bads, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  an  arrow  fesswise  piercing  a  heart  surmounted 

with  a  royal  crown  ppr.  on  a  chief  az.  three 

mullets  of  the  first.    Douglas,  Chilston  House, 

Boughton-Malherbe,  Kent. 

Fheons 

Gu.  an  arrow  betw.  two  wings  conjoined  in  lure 

arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three  pheons  of 

the  first.    Shinglehurst,  London. 

2  ARROWS 

....two  arrows  in  saltire,  enfiled  with  a  ducal 
coronet. . .  .Town  of  Southwold,  Suffolk. 

Az.  two  arrows  in  saltire  enfiled  by  a  coronet 
or.  Benedictine  abbey  at  Bedericsworth, 
Edmundestow,  or  S.  Edmundsbory,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  two  darts  gu.  pointed  and  feathered  of  the 
first  piercing  a  heart  of  the  second.  Yeoman, 
Dryburgh ;  granted  1668. 

Arg.  gutty  de  sang  two  darts  points  upward  gu. 
feathered  of  the  first  piercing  a  heart  of  the 
second.    Yeoman. 

Gu.  two  arrows  in  saltire  arg.  over  all  a  fess 
chequy  of  the  second  and  first.     Macaulay. 

Per  fess  embattled  arg.  and  gu.  two  arrows  fess- 
wise counterchanged  feathered  az.  Ockleshaw, 
co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.  two  broad  arrows  in  saltire  arg.     Pearle. 

2  ARROWS  and  in  chief 

Sa.  two  broad  arrows  in  saltire  arg.  feathered  or 
in  chief  a  plate.    Pearle,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Perll,  V. 

2  ARROWS  and  in  base 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  arrows  in  saltire 
ppr.  surmounted  by  a  heart  gu.  ducally  crowned 
az.  and  in  base  an  anchor  with  chain  etc.  all 
....  Pritzler. 

2  ARROWS  betw.  or  within 

Buckles 
Gu.  two  arrows  in  saltire  points  upward  arg.  sur- 
mounted of  a  fess  chequy  of  the  second  and 
first  all  between  three  silver  buckles.    M'Call. 


2  ARROWS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Gu.  two  arrows  in  saltire  arg.  surmounted  of  a 
fess  chequy  of  the  second  and  first  betw.  three 
buckles  within  a  bordure  indented  or.  M'Alla, 
Edinburgh.     Macauley,  Alderman  of  London, 
ob. 1788. 
Fleurs 
Az.  two  arrows  in  saltire  arg.  betw.  four  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.     Richards,  Heath,  co.  Hants. 
5-Foils 
Arg.  two   arrows   in   saltire   points   upward  az. 
between  four  5-foils  of  the  last.    Jameson. 
Heads 
Gu.  two  broad  arrows  in  saltire  or  feathered  arg. 
betw.  four  lion's  heads  erased  and  crowned  of 
the  second.    Arrowsmyth,  Huntingfield  Hall, 
Suffolk. 

Roundles 
Gu.  two  arrows  in  saltire  arg.  headed  or  betw. 

four  plates.     Goodall. 
Sa.  two  broad  arrows  in  saltire  arg.  betw.  four 

plates.    Pearle. 
Sa.  two  broad   arrows  in   saltire ....  betw.  nine 
plates.    Perke. 

3  ARROWS 

three  arrows Richard  Archard,  V. 

Arg.  three  broad  arrows  az.     Hales,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  three  arrows  palewise  in  fess  az.  surmounted 

of  a  fess  or.    Hutcheson. 
Arg.  three  arrows  in  pale  az.  surmounted  by  a 

fess  or.     Hutchison,  Edinburgh. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  gu.     John  Boson,  S.     Sire 

Peres   Bosoun,  N.      Bossum,    Norfolk;    and 

Boulton,   co.   York,  Harl.   MS.   1458.       Raf 

Bozun,  F. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  in  fess  gu.    Bolton.    Raufe 

de  Boulton,  V. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  in  pile  gu.    Rauf  Bouzun,  E. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  gu.  feathered  or.    Bussham, 

co.  Lincoln,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  gu.  the  feathers  purfled  or. 

Rauf  Bozun,  E. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  gu.  garnished  or.     Bozom 

or  Bozun. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  gu.  headed  or  and  feathered 

of  the  first.    Bowman,  Wissingset,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  gu.  headed  and  feathered  or. 

Busham,  Baroby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  three  broad  arrows  gu.    Hender,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  three  broad  arrows  bendways  sa.  two  and  one. 

Corbally,  Ireland. 
Arg.  three  bird-bolts  sa.     Risdon,  Bableigh,  in 

Parkham;  Winscott,  co.  Devon;  and  Risdon, 

co.  Gloucester.     Risdon,  V. 
Az.  three  arrows  in  pale  arg.    Archer. 
Az.   three  bird-bolts    arg.      Bosome,    Cornwall. 

Bosum,    V.      Busham,    Cornwall,   Harl.  MS. 

1458.     Speccott  or  Speckott. 
Az.  three  bolts  in  pale  arg.     Bozon. 
Az.  three  arrows  or.   Archard,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 

Simon  Archer,  Tamworth,  co.  Warwick,  1619, 

W.     Cadicott,  East    Whiteway,   co.   Dorset. 

Grandorge. 
Az.  three  arrows  enfiled  by  a  coronet  or.    Benedic- 
tine Abbey  at  Bedericsworth,  Edmundestow, 

or  S.  Edmundsbury,  co.  Suffolk. 
Az.  three  arrows  in  pale  fesswise  or  points  to 

the  dexter.     Bolton,  Serjeant,  ob.  1787. 
Az.  three   arrows   palewise   or.      Chaldecotte. 

Quarleston. 
Az.  three  arrows  or  feathered  arg.     Chaldecott, 

Harl.  MS.  1458. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


3  ARROWS cont. 

Az.  three    arrows    in    pale    or    feathered    arg. 

Charles  Hale,  1716. 
Az.   three    broad    arrows    or.     Archer,   Baron 

Archer  of  Umberslade,  co.  Warwick. 
Az.   three   bird-bolts   or.      Boland,    co.   Devon. 

Bolton.     Boulton,   Stixwold ;   and   Moulton, 

co.  Lincoln,  quartering  Forster. 
Az.    three    bird-bolts    of    as    many    points    or. 

Bozom  or  Bunsam. 
Gu.  three  arrows  arg.    Bagssham,  V.   Baysshaw, 

V*.    Lee. 
Gu.  three  arrows  arg.  barbed  or.  Nicolas  Hales, 

V.    Hales. 
Gu.  three  bird-bolts  arg.    Boltesham,  Northum- 
berland.    Sire    Thomas    de    Boltesham,    N. 

Sir  Thomas  Botlesham,  co.  Northampton,  V. 

Bosome,  Norfolk.    Bozon. 
Gu.  three  bird-bolts  in  pale   arg.    Botlesham, 

Northumberland. 
Gu.  three  bird-bolts  in   a   parcel   arg.   banded 

az.  one    in   pale   and    two   in   saltire.     John 

JOSKYN,  Essex,  V.      JOSKYN. 

Gu.  three  quarrels  arg.     Baggsham,  V. 

Gu.  three  arrows  double  pointed  or.    Hales,  W. 

Gu.  three  arrows  or  feathered  arg.  Sir  Bartholo- 
mew Hales,  co.  Warwick,  Kt.,  1619,  quartering 
arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  bordure  engr.  sa.,  W. 

Gu.  three  arrows  or  feathered  and  barbed  arg. 
Hales,  Woodchurch,  and  Hales'  Place,  Canter- 
bury, Kent,  Bart.  Hales,  Beaksbourne,  co. 
Kent ;  and  Brvmore,  co.  Somerset,  created 
Bart.  12  June,  1660.     Halles. 

Gu.  three  arrows  or  feathered  and  bearded  arg. 
Jones,  Bwlch  Gwent,  co.  Carmarthen;  Good- 
rich, co.  Hereford. 

Gu.  three  broad  arrows  or  feathered  and  headed 
arg.  Hales,  Coventry,  co.  Warwick ;  and  Tun- 
stall,  Kent. 

Or  three  bird-bolts  gu.  nooked  and  pointed  of  the 
first  a  label  gu.     Berum. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  arrows  or  barbed  and 
feathered  arg.  Archer,  co.  Lincoln,  granted 
24  March,  1684. 

Sa.  three  bird-bolts  in  pale  arg.  Coltesham, 
quartered  by  Throgmorton. 

Sa.  three  darts  one  in  pale  and  two  in  saltire  held 
in  a  hand  couped  at  the  wrist  arg.  Lowle,  co. 
Somerset ;  and  Yardley,  co.  Worcester. 

Sa.  three  broad  arrows  in  pale  or.  Lawrus. 
Picardy. 

Vert  three  arrows  (or  ?)  barbed  and  feathered 
arg.  (The  modern  coat  of)  M'Adam,  Water- 
head,  co.  Kirkcudbright;  and  Ballochmorrie, 
co.  Ayr. 

3  ARROWS  and  in  chief 

Chief 

Az.  three  arrows  and  a  chief  or.  Hycum  or 
Hycun,  V. 

Az.  three  arrows  in  pale  and  a  chief  or.  Heyton, 
Heyton. 

Az.  three  broad  arrows  or  a  chief  of  the  second. 
Hickcombe. 
on  a  Chief Head 

Arg.  three  darts  pileways  az.  on  a  chief  of  the 
last  a  boar's  head  couped  or.  Hutcheson, 
Scotland. 

Arg.  three  arrows  meeting  in  point  sa.  on  a  chief 
az.  a  boar's  head  erased  or.  Hutcheson, 
Scotland. 

....Heads 

Az.  three  arrows  barbed  and  feathered . .  on  a  chief 
or  three  blackamoor's  heads  ppr.     Camplin. 


3  ARROWS  and  in  chief. 


.  cont. 


. .  ..Heads  cont. 

Az.  three  broad  arrows  or  two  and  one  feathered 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  as  many  man's 
heads  couped  sidefaced  ppr.  Wattes,  Colling- 
ton,  Holbroke,  and  Shunks,  co.  Somerset;  Her. 
Off.  Dev.  Som.  and  Wilt.,  c.  22. 

Az.  three  arrows  or  feathered  and  headed  arg.  on 
a    chief    of    the   second   three   Moor's   heads 
couped   sidefaced  sa.     Watts,   co.  Somerset; 
and  Hanslope  Park,  co.  Buckingham. 
....  Mullets 

Or  three  arrows  sa.  headed  and  barbed  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  as  many  mullets  of  the 
field.    Busby,  Addington. 

3  ARROWS  betw.  or  within 

Axes 

Arg.  three  arrows  in  fess  sa.  in  the  middle  point 
betw.    two    halberts    endorsed    gu.     Crinan, 
Cringan  or  Crinzian,  co.  Dumfries. 
Birds 

Arg.  three  arrows  gu.  one  and  two  between  as 
many   Cornish    choughs    ppr.   two   and    one. 
Crastein.    Scrace. 
3-Foils. 

Arg.  three  arrows  gu.  two  in  saltire  and  one  in 
pale  feathered  or  betw.  six  3-foils  slipped  of 
the  second  two  in  chief  two  in  fess  and  two  in 
base.    Littlejohn,  England. 

5  ARROWS  betw.  or  within 

Heads 

Az.  a  sheaf  of  arrows  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
couped  of  the  second.     Gordon,  Tacachie. 
Flowers 

Arg.  a  sheaf  of  five  arrows  barbed  az.  betw.  four 
roses  gu.  Mackenan,  Edinburgh,  granted  1794. 
Sprigs 

Arg.  a  sheaf  of  arrows  gu.  betw.  three  holly 
branches  each  of  as  many  leaves  ppr.  banded 
of  the  second.     Irvine,  Murthill,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  sheaf  of  arrows  gu.  betw.  three  holly 
branches  each  of  as  many  leaves  vert  banded 
of  the  second  all  within  a  bordure  of  the  third. 
Irvine,  Bieldside,  Scotland. 

6  ARROWS 

Az.  three  pair  of  arrows  in  saltire  each  pair 
environed  by  a  ducal  coronet  or.  Town  of 
Bury  Saint  Edmonds,  Suffolk.  Benedictine 
Abbey  of  Bedericsworth,  Edmundstow,  or 
Bury  Saint  Edmonds,  Suffolk. 

7  ARROWS 

Arg.  seven  half  spears  sa.  headed  az.  three  one 
and  three.    Docker. 

8  ARROWS 

Az.  eight  aiTows  interlaced  in  bend  dexter  and 
sinister  arg.  beaded  and  feathered  or  fretting  a 
bowstring  in  fess   of  the   second.    Town   of 
Sheffield. 
9  ARROWS  or  3  SHEAVES  of  ARROWS 

Gu.  three  bundles  of  as  many  arrows  arg. 
Byest,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  three  sheaves  of  arrows  points  upward  arg. 
Joskin  or  Joskyn. 

Gu.  nine  arrows  three  in  a  parcel  two  in  saltire 
and  one  erect  arg.     Joskyn,  V. 

Gu.  three  bundles  of  as  many  arrows  arg.  fea- 
thered and  banded  or.     Brest,  V.* 

Gu.  three  bundles  of  as  many  arrows  or  feathered 
and  banded  arg.  Blest,  Atcham,  co.  Salop, 
granted  1586,  W.    Byest,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 

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9  ARROWS  or  3  SHEAVES  of  ARROWS cont. 

Gu.  three  bundles  of  as  many  arrows  two  in  saltire 
and  one  in  pale  or  feathered  headed  and  tied  in 
the  middle  with  a  string  arg.     Beist  or  Biest. 

9  ARROWS  and  in  Chief. . . . 
Chief 

Gu.  nine  arrows  or  three  in  a  parcel  i.  e.  each 
parcel  having  two  in  saltire  and  one  in  pale  or 
barbed  arg.  a  chief  dancetty  erm.  Bestland. 
on  a  Chief 

Arg.  three  sheaves  of  as  many  arrows  ppr. 
banded  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  bee  volant  or. 
Peel,  Drayton  Manor,  co.  Stafford,  Bart.  Peel, 
Brookfield,  co.  Chester,  descended  from  William 
Peel,  Oswaldwistle,  co.  Lancaster,  great  great 
grandfather  of  the  present  Baronet. 

ASHEN-KEY  see  Fruit. 

ASKER,  and  ASP  see  Reptile.    ASS  see  Beast. 

ASTROID  see  Estoile,  and  Mullet. 

ASTROLABE 

Az.  an  astrolabe  or.     Asteoll. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  an  astrolabe  ppr.  held  in  the 
dexter  paw  of  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
armed  and  langued  az.  Middleton,  Frazer- 
burgh. 

ATTIRE  see  Horn. 

AUGER 
Gu.  three  augers  arg.  handles  or.    Bungall  or 

BONGHOLE. 

AUK,  and  AVOSETTA  see  Bird. 

AWL 

Sa.  three  awls  points  erect  arg.  hafts  or.    Aule. 

AXE 

(including  Addice,   Battle-axe,  Bill,  Broad-axe, 

Carpenters-axe,  Danish-axe,  Fasces,  Halbert, 

Hatchet,  Hew,  Lochaber-axe,  Pick-axe,  Pole- 
axe,  Slaughter-axe,  and  Wood-bill); 
palewise,  unless  otherwise   described. 

See  Spear,  and  Sword ;  and  for  Brick-axe  see 

Implements. 

Arg.  an  ancient  battle-axe  handle  gu.  top.  az.  held 

of  a  stork  ppr.  by  the  dexter  claw.    Bill. 
Az.  a  battle-axe  arg.   and  lance   or  in  saltire. 

Garband. 
Az.  a  battle-axe  arg.  held  by  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Hethersett.    Pykingham. 
Az.   a  battle-axe  or  headed    arg.       Oldmlxon, 

Oldmixon,  co.  Somerset. 
Az.  a  battle-axe  or  headed  arg.  the  edge  to  the 

sinister.     Heyngeston,  V*.    Oldmlxon,  V.* 
Az.  a  halbert  or  the  edge  to  the  sinister  its  lance- 
head  arg.    Heyngeston,  V. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  a  battle-axe  or  held  by 

a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Alexander,  Dover,  Kent. 
Barry  arg.  and  az.  a  battle-axe  or  held  (after  the 

Norwegian    fashion)    by    a    lion    ramp.    gu. 

Alexander,  co.  Chester,  1535,  V. 
Gu.  a  battle-axe  held  by  a  lion  sejant  on  a  chair 

arg.    Alexander. 
Gu.  a  battle-axe  arg.  held  in  the  dexter  paw  of  a 

lion  ramp.  or.     Sansun. 
Gu.  a  battle-axe  held  by  a  naked  arm  couped  arg. 

Hindeston,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  a  battle-axe  held  by  an   armed  arm   arg. 

Hinston,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  a  Danish  battle-axe  arg.  held  by  an  arm  in 

armour  ppr.     Hingston,  Dodbrooke  House, 

co.  Devon. 


AXE cont. 

Gu.  a  pick  axe  arg.    Rous,  V.    Rous  or  Rowse. 

Gu.  a  battle-axe  erect  held  by  a  naked  arm  em- 
bowed  issuing  from  the  sinister  ppr. 
Hingenson,  co.  Bucks. 

Sa.  a  battle-axe  or  headed  arg.  Oldmixon,  Old- 
mixon, co.  Somerset. 

Vert  a  halbert  grasped  by  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Partyn,  co.  Salop  and  co.  Stafford. 

1  AXE  and  in  chief.... 
Arrow 

Az.  a  halbert  in  bend  sinister  arg.  head  upward 
or  oppressed  by  a  tilting  spear  in  bend  dexter 
gold  headed  of  the  second  in  chief  a  silver 
broad  arrow  barways  to  the  dexter  feathered 
and  pointed  as  the  third.     Garband,  V. 

Az.  a  battle-axe  and  tilting  spear  in  saltire  arg. 
headed  or  in  chief  an  arrow  barways  of  the 
second  headed  and  feathered  of  the  third, 
Garband,  V*. 

Az.  a  pole-axe  and  lance  in  saltire  or  headed  arg. 
in  chief  an  arrow  of  the  second  headed  and 
feathered  of  the  third.   Garbandt  or  Garbrand. 

Or  a  battle-axe  in  bend  sinister  surmounted  of 
a  lance  in  bend  dexter  and  in  chief  a  dart  bar- 
ways  pheon-headed    and    feathered    all    ppr. 
Garbrand,  Jamaica,  granted  28  Oct.  1768. 
Balances  and  Hand 

Arg.  a  Roman  fasces  and  sword  saltirewise  ppr. 
in  chief  a  pair  of  balances  held  by  an  armed  arm 
az.    Hoseason,  Zetland;   and  Jamaica,  1808, 
quartering  Bruce. 
Mullets 

Gu.  a  battle-axe  held  by  a  dexter  arm  in  fess 
issuing  from  clouds  on  the  sinister  in  chief  two 
mullets  arg.     Pettet. 

1  AXE  betw.  or  within. ... 
Bordure 
Arg.  a  battle-axe   head  downwards  held  by  a 
lion  ramp,  guard,  ppr.  within  a  bordure   az. 
Cracknell,  De  Cracknell,  or  Crakenell,  De- 
vonshire   House,    near    Bath,  co.  Somerset ; 
Cracknell,  Isle  of  Wight ;  and  Burwall  S.  Mary, 
co.  Cambridge,  quartering  Phillips. 
Heads 
Arg.   a  Lochaber-axe   betw.    three  boar's   heads 
couped   gu.      Rankene,   Rochelle ;    descended 
from  Rankine  of  Shields. 
Gu.  a  Lochaber-axe  betw.  three  hoars'  heads 
erased  arg.    Ranken,  Scotland. 
Leaves  and  Horn 
Arg.  a  battle-axe  betw.  three  holly  leaves  in  chief 
and   a  buglehorn  in  base  vert  garnished  gu. 
Burnet,  Aberdeen,  Scotland. 
Roundles 
Arg.  a  battle-axe  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses.  Morse. 
Arg.  a  battle  axe  ppr.  betw.  three  ogresses.  Morse. 

1  AXE  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief 

Az.  a  battle-axe  in  bend  sinister  surmounted  of  a 
tilting  spear  in  bend  dexter  betw.  four  cannons 
or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the 
first  enclosed  by  a  demi  rose  couped  in  pale  gu. 
radiated  to  the  sinister  gold  and  by  the  stump 
of  a  tree  eradicated  and  couped  at  the  top  as 
the  third.  Morris,  V*.  Sir  Christopher 
Moures,  Master  of  the  Ordnance,  V. 

2  AXES 

Arg.  two  halberts  in  saltire  az.  Eccles,  Kildon- 
nan,  Scotland. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


1] 


2  AXES cont. 

Arg.  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  sa.     Sir  Lionell 

Maddison,   Newcastle,   Knt.,   descended  from 

Maddison  of  Ellergill,  granted   6  June  1635, 

quartering  Marley. 
Az.  two  battle-axes  in  fess  or.  Edw.  Baynbrige,  V. 
Az.  two  halberts  or.     Baynbridge. 
Az.  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  ppr.     Morris. 
Erm.  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  sa.     Maidestone, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Erm.  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  sa.  that  in  bend 

dexter    oppressed    by   that  in   bend    sinister 

which  has  the  head  downwards.     Maydeston, 

Wardall,  V. 
Erm.  two  halberts  in  saltire  sa.    Maydeston  or 

Maydston,  co.  Lincoln,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Gu.  two  halberts  or.   Baynbryg.  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Gu.  two  halberts  endorsed  or.  Pavin,  Harl.  MS. 

Pavyn  or  Pavys. 
Or  two   battle-axes  in   saltire   sa.  headed    arg. 

Maidstone,  Boxsted,  Essex;  granted.  1614. 
Sa.  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  arg.    Bellingford. 

Hewgill,  Smeaton  and   Hornby  Grange,  co. 

York. 
Sa.  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  arg.  that  in  bend 

sinister  next  the  field  with  its  head  downwards. 

Bellingford,  Norfolk,  V. 
Sa.  two  bills  addorsed  in  saltire  arg.  Billingford, 

Norfolk  and  Suffolk. 
Sa.  two  halberts  in  saltire  arg.    Bellingford. 
Sa.  two  pole-axes  in  saltire  arg.  ducally  crowned 

or.    Fletcher,  Candover,  co.  Salop. 

2  AXES  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief Beast 

Per  chev.  embattled  or  and  gu.  in  base  two  battle- 
axes  in  saltire  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  parted  from  the 
field  by  a  fillet  wavy  a  demi  lion  ramp,  naissant 
of  the  third  holdiug  in  both  paws  a  trident  of 
the  first.    Dyce. 

Or  two   axes   addorsed  handles   az.  blades   sa. 
on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  first. 
Malebar,  co.  Derby. 
Mullets 

Az.  two  battle-axes  in  fess  arg.  on  a  chief 
or  as  many  pierced  mullets  gu.  Christopher 
Bainbridge,  Bishop  of  Durham  1507,  Arch- 
bishop of  York  1508,  and  Cai'dinal. 

Az.  two  battle-axes  in  pale  arg.  on  a  chief  or  two 
pierced  mullets  gu.    Bainbridge. 

Az.  two  pole-axes  or  headed  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  two  mullets  of  the  first  pierced  gu. 
Baynbry,  co.  York. 
Pale 

Erm.  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  ppr.  a  chief  az. 
charged  with  on  a  pale  betw.  two  pelicans' 
heads  erased  arg.  vulning  themselves  a  rose  gu. 
Bill,  quartering  Horsfall. 

Erm.  two  wood-bills  sa.  with  long  handles  ppr. 
in  saltire  a  chief  az.  charged  with  on  pale  or 
betw.  two  pelicans'  heads  erased  at  the  neck 
arg.  a  rose  gu.  barbed  and  seeded  vert.  William 
Bill,  D.D.,  ob.  15  July  1561,  tomb  in  West- 
minster Abbey;  the  heiresses  m.  Samwell,  co. 
Northampton  ;  and  Haydock,  co.  Hants. 
Fire-ball 

Per  chevron  embattled  or  and  gu.  two  battle-axes 
in  saltire  arg.  in  chief  two  bombs  fired  ppr. 
Dyce. 

Mullet 

Gu.  two  halberts  ....  over  all  a  fess  chequy  .... 
and  ....  in  chief  a  mullet  ....  Chaiston, 
Scotland. 


2  AXES  and  in  base 

Beasts 
Arg.  in  chief  two  battle-axes  in  saltire  in  base  two 
boars  erect  standing  on  one  hind  leg  combatant 
ppr.    Mac  Swynie,  Ireland. 
Crescent 
Gu.  two  battle-axes  addorsed  in  base  a  crescent, 
or.     Fernandes. 
Cross 
Per  fesse  embattled  gu.  and  az.  in  chief  two  pick- 
axes and  in  base  a  cross  moline  or.    Pickwick, 
Bathford,  co.  Somerset.     V. 

2  AXES  betw.  or  within 

Arrows 
Arg.  two  halberts  addoi-sed  gu.  in  the  middle  fess 
point  three  arrows  in  fess  sa.   Crinan,  Cringan, 
or  Crinzian,  co.  Dumfries. 
Bird  and  Flower 
Arg.  two  Lochaber-axes  in  saltire  heads  upward 
betw.  a  cock  in  chief  and  a  rose  in  base  .... 
Matheson,  Bennetsfield. 
Birds 
Gu.  two  pole-axes  in  saltire  or  betw.  four  martlets 
arg.     Pickman. 
Bordure 
Arg.  two  halberts  in  saltire  az.  within  a  bordure 

per  bordure  indented  or  and  gu.     Ekles. 
Az.  two  battle-axes  in  fesswishin  a  bordure  engr. 
or.    Bainbridge.    Edward  Baynbrige,  quar- 
tering gu.  a  squirrel  or  on  a  chief  arg.  two 
mullets  of  the  field,  V. 
Mullets 
Gu.  two  pole  axes  in  saltire  or  headed  arg.  betw. 
four  mullets  of  the  last.     Pitman  or  Pittman, 
Woodbridge,  Suffolk.      Pittman,  East  India 
House,  London. 

2  AXES  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief 

Az.  two  slaughter-axes  addorsed  in  saltire  arg. 
handled  or  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped  as 
the  second  armed  of  the  third  viz.  two  in  fess 
and  one  in  base  on  a  chief  silver  a  boar's  head 
couped  gu.  betw.  two  block  brushes  (i.e. 
bunches  of  knee  holly  or  butchers'  broom) 
vert.  Company  of  Butchers,  London,  and 
Company  of  Butchers,  Exeter. 

3  AXES 

Arg.  three  battle-axes  paleways. . .  .two  and  one. 

Keenlyside. 
Arg.  three  addices  az.  handles  or.    Addice. 
Arg.  three  battle-axes  az.     Batten,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  three  battle-axes  gu.    Dannes,  co.  Devon ; 

Deverston,  Harl.  MS.  1458.     Daverston  or 

Denerston,  Suffolk,  quartering  arg.  on  a  chev. 

sa.  a  cross  crosslet  or,  V.    Lint. 
Arg.  three  Danish-axes  gu.  two  and  one.  Reney, 

France. 
Arg.  three  halberts  gu.  two  and  one.  Danerston, 

Suffolk. 
Arg.  three  halberts  in  pale  gu.    Daverston   or 

Danderston,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  three  hatchets  gu.    Rencye,  France,  Harl. 

MS.  1458. 
Arg.  three  pick-axes  gu.  Pikworth.   Pyckworth, 

V,  or  Pycott,  V.    Thomas  Pikworth,  S. 
Arg.  three   pick-axes   gu.  an  annulet    for   cliff. 

Robert  Picworth,  S. 
Arg.  three  pole-axes  gu.  Denarston  or  Deverston. 
Arg.  three  battle-axes  ppr.    Hicks,  changed  the 

name  temp.  Elizabeth  to  Gwayas,  Gwavas,  in 

Sithney;  the  co-heiress  m.  Veale  and  Carlyon. 


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3  AXES ....  cont. 
Arg.  three  pole-axes  in  fess  ppr.     Hodder,  Hod- 

dersfield,  co.  Cork,  quartering  Moore. 
Arg.  three  battle-axes  sa.     Sir  Henry  Gibbes, 

Honindon,  co.  Warwick,  1619,  W.     Gytties, 

Elmeston,  Kent.     Gyves,  V*.    Hall,  V*. 
Arg.  three  battle-axes  in  fess  sa.     Gybees,  co. 

Devon,  Harl.  MS.  1458,     Gibbs,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  three  battle-axes  in  pale  sa.     Gibbes,  co. 

Devon.     Gibbs,  co.  Derby,  and  Stoke,  Suffolk. 

Gibbs,  Sainthurst,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  three  battle-axes  in  pale  barwise  sa.   Hales. 
Arg.  three  halberts   sa.    Gyves  V.    Hall,   co. 

Chester,"  W. 
Arg.  three  halberts  in  fess  sa.  heads  turned  to  the 

sinister.     Gibbe. 
Arg.  three  halberts  sa.  headed  az.     Hoddar  or 

Hodder. 
Arg.  three  bews  or  miner's  pick-axes  sa.  William 

Chare,  in  Trinity  College  Chapel,  Cambridge. 
Arg.  three  pick-axes  sa.     Peck. 
Arg.  three  pole-axes  sa.    Gibbs,  Elmeston,  Kent. 
Arg.  three  wood-bills    in    pale   sa.    Gibbes   or 

Gibbs. 
Az.  three  axes  arg.  William  Hurstal,  F.  William 

de  Hursthale,  E. 
Az.  three  axes  arg.  handles  or.    Axtell.    Denys, 

co.  Devon. 
Az.  three  battle  axes  arg.    Batten,  V*.    Hall, 

W.    Russell.    Wright,  Scotland. 
Az.  three  battle-axes  in  fess  arg.     Hall. 
Az.  three  battle-axes  arg.  hafted  ppr.    Wright, 

Scotland. 
Az.  three  battle-axes   arg.  handles  ppr.  studded 

or.    Batten. 
Az.  three  broad-axes  arg.    Wright,  Scotland. 
Az.  three  carpenter's  axes  arg.  Wright,  Scotland. 
Az.  three  halberts  in  fess  arg.     Gibbes.    Hall, 

Kennington,  Kent. 
Az.  three  pole-axes  in  pale  arg.  garnished  or. 

Gibbs,  co.  Herts. 
Az.  three  battle-axes   or.     Bainbrige,  V*.    Sir 

Robert  Dennes,  co.  Devon,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 

Denys  or  Dennis,  Orley,  co.  Devon.     Gibbes, 

V*.    Hall,  V*. 
Az.  three  battle-axes  in  fess  or.     Edward  Hall 

Bybrook,  Kennington,  Kent ;  granted  by  Cooke, 

1588,  W. 
Az.  three  battle-axes  or  staves  arg.     Bainbridge. 
Az.  three   halberts   in  fess   or.    John   Gybbes, 

Starford,  co.  Herts ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 
Az.  three  halberts   or  headed  arg.    Denys,  co. 

Devon. 
Az.  three  pick-axes  or.     Packwood,  co.  Warwick, 

quartering  Porter. 
Az.  three  pole-axes  in  pale  or.      Hall,   Kent; 

granted  1588. 
Az.  three  battle-axes  ppr.  headed  arg.  handles 

garnished  or.     Batten. 
Erm.  three  battle-axes gu.    Dennes  or  Donnees. 

Dennis,  Holcombe  Burnell,  Isle  of  Wight. 
Erm.  three  battle-axes   in  pale  gu.      Dennis, 

Cornwall;  Bicton,  co.  Devon ;  and  the  Isle  of 

Wight. 
Erm.  three  battle-axes  sa.    Weeices,  Hurstper- 

point,    Sussex,    quartering    Hampton,   Carey, 

Aston,  co.  Oxford,  and  Mace.     Wykes,  Cock- 
tree,  co.  Devon. 
Erm.  three   bills   sa.      Dennys,  Holcombe,  co. 

Devon. 
Erm.  three  pole-axes  sa.    "Weckes   or  Wykes, 

North  Wyke,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  three  axes  arg.    Axall  or  Axeson. 


3  AXES. 


,  cont. 


Gu.  three  battle-axes  arg.    Ainsworth,  Smithills 

Hall  &  Moss  Bank,  co.  Lancaster.  Aynesworth, 

co.  Lancaster.    Aynisworth,  V.    Hakelevett. 

Lewdson,   Harl.  MS.    1458.      Lewiston,  co. 

Dorset ;  Durham  ;  and  co.  Huntingdon.    Peter 

Lewston,  V. 
Gu.  three  broad-axes  arg.     Sire  ....  de  Renti 

or  Riton,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Gu.  three  pick-axes  arg.     Bawdwy  Pigot,  S. 
Gu.  three  pole-axes  arg.     Lowdston. 
Gu.  three  pole-axes  in  fess  arg.  over  all  a  fess 

chequy  of  the  second  and  first.    Foshauch. 

Foshaugh. 
Gu.  three  battle-axes  or.  Akelletts  or 

Hakeletts,  Harl.  MS.  1458.       Hacket,  co. 

Salop.    Hackluyt,  Yatton.     Hakelett,  V*. 
Gu.    three    battle-axes    in    pale  or  edged   arg. 

Lewston,  co.  Dorset. 
Gu.  three  broad-axes  or.     Sire  . . . .  de  Renti,  A. 
Gu.  three  hatchets  or.    Hackellitz,  co.  Salop. 

Hackluyt  or  Hackvill,  Yetton,  co.  Hereford, 

and  co.  Salop. 
Gu.  three  pole-axes  or.     Sir  Walter  Hakelett, 

temp.  Edward  I,  V.    Haket,  co.  Salop. 
Or  three  Danish-axes  gu.    Martell;  and  with 

a  label  of  rive  points  az.    Martell. 
Per  fess  arg.   and   erm.    thi-ee   battle-axes    sa. 

Gibees,  Fackley,  co.  Oxford,  Bart. 
Sa.  three  battle-axes  arg.     Dancys.     Sir  ....  de 

Daneys,  V.    Daveys,  London.     Thomas  Hall, 

V.     Hall,    Bradford,    co.    Wilts.      Elys    de 

Thornetonrust,  P. 
Sa.  three  battle-axes  in  fess  arg.     Gibbes,  co. 

Warwick ;  and  Halle,  Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Sa.  three  battle-axes  in  pale  arg.     Gibbs,  Ho- 

nington,  co.  Warwick. 
Sa.  three   broad   axes   arg.    Sir  John   Porter, 

Harl.  MS.  1458. 
Sa.  three  Danish-axes   arg.    Daynes.    Dennis, 

co.  Devon. 
Sa.  three  hatchets  arg.    Daneys,  S. 
Sa.  three  pick-axes  arg.    Honde,  V.    Pickett. 

Piggott,    Cambridge.     Geffray    Pigot,    Mel- 

moreby,  P,  X.      Randolf  Pigot,  S.     Pigott. 

Pycott,  co.  Bedford,  V.     Sir  Randolph  Pygot, 

V.      Pygott,    Gravenhurst ;     Stratton  ;     and 

Holme,  co.  Bedford.    Pygot,  Melboreby;  and 

Carleton,  co.  York. 
Sa.  three  pole  axes   arg.    Hall,  Bradford,   co. 

Wilts.    Lowden. 
Sa.  three  battle-axes   or.      Sir  William   Hall, 

Kent,  W.     Hall,  Bradford,  co.  Wilts,  W. 
Sa.  three  pick-axes  or.    Pigott,  co.  Nottingham. 
Sa.  three  pole-axes  in  pale  or.    Hall,  Kent. 
Vert   three    hatchets   (or    pole-axes)   erect    or. 

HUNKERVTLLE. 

3  AXES  and  in  chief 

Chief 
Gu.  three  battle-axes  or  a  chief  erm.     Shepard, 
Bucks.    Sheppard,  London  and  Bristol, 
on  a  Chief. 
Erminois  three  pole-axes  erect  az.  two  and  one 
on  a  chief  gu.  three  bendlets  arg.    Jennings, 
Westminster;  granted  17  60, to  Robert  Jennings, 
Auditor  of  the  Exchequer. 

3  AXES  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 

Arg.  three  battle-axes  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu. 

Dennis.    Dinnes,  Scotland. 
Arg.  three  halberts  sa.  within  a  bordure  ermines. 

Gibbs,  South  Parrott,  co.  Devon. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


13 


3  AXES  betw.  or  within . .  ..cont. 

Az.  three  battle-axes  arg.  within  a  bordure  or. 
Gibbs,  Comberton  Magna,  co.  Worcester;  and 
London, 1045. 

Az.  three  battle-axes  arg.  within  a  bordure  engi\ 
or.    Weight,  Edinburgh. 

Erm.  three  battle-axes  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Daneys,  co.  Devon.     Denys,  co.  Devon,  V. 

Erm.  three  pole-axes  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Denkes,  co.  Devon,  Harl.  MS.  1458.    Dennis. 

Sa.     three     pick-axes    within    a    bordure     arg. 
Pigott,  Bedford  ;   Marsham,   co.  Berks ;   Be- 
champton,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Weston,  co.  Not- 
tingham ;  and  Abington-Pigotts,  co.  Cambridge. 
Fleurs 

Gu.  three  battle-axes  in  fess  arg.  betw.  as  many 
demi    fleurs-de  lis    and   the  same  number  of 
mullets  or.    Teegold. 
Heads 

Arg.  three  battle-axes  and  as  many  boar's  heads 
couped  gu.  with  a  4-foil  vert  in  the   middle 
point.     Ranken,  co.  Perth. 
Mullets 

Gu.  three  broad-axes  arg.  a  demi  fleur-de-lis 
joined  to  each  handle,  withinside  or  betw.  as 
many  pierced  mullets  of  the  last.  Thomas 
Tee gold,  V. 

3  AXES  betw.  or  within.... 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Sa.  three  pick-axes  in  a  bordure  arg.  a  canton  az. 
Pigott,  Abington-Pigotts,  co.  Cambridge,  quar- 
tering Foster. 

5  AXES 

Arg.  five  pole-axes  in  fess  ppr.  Hoddee,  Ireland. 
Gu.  five   Danish- axes   palewise   in  saltire   arg. 

Roger  Machado,  Clarenceux   King  of  Arms, 

temp.  Henry  VIII.  ob.  1516,  V. 
Gu.  five  axes  in  saltire  arg.    M'Hado,  Scotland. 
Gu.  five  axes  or  three  and  two.    M'Hud,  Scotland. 

AYLET  see  Bird. 

AZURE 
For  Azure  quartering  a  charged  field  (with  or 
without  a  charge  over  all)  see  Quarterly 
the  second  and  third  charged. 
Az.  simply.    Beeington,  Bradwell,  co.  Chester. 
Harl.  MS.    1535,   fo.   8.      De    Baege,    Ville 
sur    Sans,  Lorraine.      Les   seigneurs   de    St. 
Chaumont. 
Az.   a   5-foil  arg.  (?  for  diff.)      Besington  and 

Bessington. 
Az.  a  5-foil  or  (?  for  diff.)     Besington. 


*&$&$Q&? — 


BADGER  see  Beast. 

BALANCE  and  in  Base 

Arg.  a  pair  of  balances  held  by  an  arm  in  armour 
az.  in  base  a  sword  and  Roman  fasces  in  saltire 
all  ppr.  Hoseason,  Zetland ;  and  Jamaica  ; 
quartering  Beuce. 

BALANCE  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 
Az.  a  pair  of  balances  supported  by  a  sword  in 
pale  arg.  hilt  or  pomel  or  within  a  bordure  of 
the  last.    Justice,  East  Creichton,  Scotland. 


BALANCE  betw.  or  within. . .  .cont. 

Estoiles 
Az.  a  pair  of  balances  or  scales  within  an  orle  of 
eight  estoiles  or.    Staee. 

BALANCE  betw.  or  within .... 

and  in  chief. . . . 
Gu.  a  pair  of  balances  held  betw.  three  garbs  or 
by  a  hand  and  arm  embowed  ppr.  vested  of  the 
first  cuffs  gold  issuing  from  clouds  affixed  to  the 
upper  part  of  a  chief  barry  wavy  of  four  arg. 
and  az.  Company  of  Bakees,  Exeter  :  the 
same  with  the  addition  of  the  clouds  radiated 
and  two  anchors  of  the  second  in  the  chief. 
Company  of  Bakees,  London. 

BALISTA  see  Sling. 

BALL 

see  Bead,  Bubble,  Fireball,  Mound,  Shot,  Sphere, 

and  Roundle. 

On  1  BANNER 
(including  Colours,  Flag,  Pennon,  and  Standard). 
Bird 

Gu.  on  a  knightly  banner  flowing  to  the  dexter 
arg.  an  imperial  eagle.  Gaebett,  1486 ;  Hunt- 
ington Park,  co.  Hereford,  1790 :  the  staff  gar- 
nished sa.  Gaebett,  Acton-Burnell,  co.  Salop  : 
the  staff  twisted  arg.  and  sa.  Garbed  or  Gabit, 
Righton,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  on  a  banner  or  an  imperial  eagle  charged 
with  an   escucheon  arg.  the  staff  held  by  a 
griffin  segreant  of  the  last.    Gaebett. 
on  a  Canton  » 

Gu.  on  a  banner  displ.  arg.  a  canton  az.  charged 
with  a  saltire  of  the  second.    Banneeman,  El- 
sick,  Bart,  quartering  or  a  cross  moline  az.  a 
bordure  engr.  arg. 
Cross 

Gu.  on  a  standard  arg.  fringed  or  in  saltire  with  a 
broken  spear  of  the  second  a  cross  of  the  first. 
Smyth,  Balhara,  Scotland,  granted  1705,  quar- 
tering az.  a  cat  salient  arg.  with  Blaie  and 
Drummond. 
on  a  Cross 

Gu.  on  a  banner  arg.  a  cross  betw.  sixteen  escu- 
cheons  of  the  first  and  charged  with  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  or  the  flag  affixed  to  a  sword 
erect  held  by  a  dexter  arm  embowed  in 
armour  issuing  from  the  dexter  all  ppr. 
A  coat  of  augmentation  to  Lake,  Bart. 

On  1  BANNER  and  in  chief 

Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  over  all  a  representation  of 
the  colours  of  the  Thirty-first  Regiment  ( . . . . 
two  laurel  branches  saltirewise  ....  below  the 
union-jack)  in  bend  sinister  the  first  quarter 
occupied  by  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second.  Byng, 
Earl  and  Baron  Strafford. 

On  1  BANNER  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  on  a  banner  displ.  arg.  a  canton  az.  and  a 
saltire  of  the  second  all  in  a  bordure  as  the 
last  charged  with  four  buckles  of  the  third  alter- 
nating as  many  holly  leaves  vert.    Banneeman. 

3  BANNERS 

Az.  three  banners  bendwise  in  pale  flowing  to  the 

sinister  or.     Kingdom. 
Or  three  pennons  in  chief  sa.    Logie,  Scotland. 

3  BANNERS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  three  standards  (another  vanes)  sa.  in  au 
orle  gu.  Vyeney,  V. 


14 


AN  ORDINAEY  OF 


BAB. 

(including  Closet  and  Barrulet) ;  see  also  Fess. 
Arg.  a  bar  az.     Burken.    Burkin,  London,  1730. 
Arg.  a  bar  dancetty  in  chief  az.     Robert  Fitz- 

Elys,  Newton,  X. 
Gu.  a  bar  or  surmounted  by  a  staff  raguly  arg. 

Druitt. 
Gu.   a  bar    indented    on    the    upper    edge    or. 

Thorleys. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  bar  indented  or. 

Gousley,  V. 

1  BAR  and  in  chief. . . . 
Beast 
Arg.   a  bar  wavy  and  a  demi   otter  issuant  sa. 
armed  langued  and  crowned  with   an  antique 
crown  gu.     Meldrum,  quartered  by  Seton. 
Beasts 
Arg.  a  bar  and  in  chief  two  lions  ramp.  gu. 
Calston. 
Birds 
Arg.  a  bar  dancetty  gu.  in  chief  two  martlets  sa. 
Norton,  co.  Devon. 
Chief 
Arg.  a  bar  indented  sa.  a  chief  gu.    Blithfield. 
Az.  a  bar  dancetty  and  a  chief  or.     Monsire  John 

de  Stonor,  Y. 
Or.  a  bar  chequy  sa.  and  gu.  a  chief  indented  az. 
Woddisbury. 
on  a  Chief 
Az.  a  bar  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  escallops 
gu.    Clerke,  W. 

1  BAR  and  in  base 

Az.  a  har  arg.  in  base  three  apples  transposed  or. 

Harkwyn  or  Harlewyn,  co.  Devon. 
Az.  a  bar  arg.  in  base  three  apples  erect  ppr. 

Harleton,  co.  Devon. 

1  BAR  betw.  or  within .... 
Bars 

Or  a  barrulet  betw.  two  bars  gemels  gu.  over  all 
three  escucheons  vair.    Gamolle,  temp.  Ed- 
ward III. 
Or  a  barrulet  hetw.  two  bars  gemels  gu.  over  all 
six  escucheons  vair  three  two  and  one.  Gamoll. 
Flowers 
Gu.  a  bar  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  stalked  and  leaved 
in  chief  and  an  annulet  in  base  or.     Kellock, 
Scotland. 

1  BAR  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief. . . . 
on  a  Chief 
Vert  a  bar  countercompony  arg.  and  az.  betw. 
three    cuirasses    of    the    second   on   a    chief 
silver  as  many   buckles   of  the  third. 
Baldberney  or  Baldbirney,  Scotland. 
Cross 
Az.  a  barrulet  environed  with  an  annulet  betw. 
two  bars  and  in  chief  a  cross  patty  fitchy  or. 
Holte,  V. 
Fish 
Gu.  a  bar  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  suns  or  in  the 
collar  point  a  demi-salmon  naiant  from  the 
fess  of  the  second.    Auld,  Scotland. 

On  1  BAR  and  in  chief 

Per  chev.  or  and  az.  a  bar  fusily  of  the  first  each 
fusil  being  charged  with  an  escallop  gu.  in  chief 
two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  last.    Edgar. 

1 »  BAR  and  in  chief. . . . 
Garb 

Az.  a  har  and  a  half  arg.  in  the  sinister  quarter 
a  garb  or.    Scheffeld,  V. 


BAB.        *i  BAR  and  in  chief  •  •  "Cont- 
ort a  Quarter 

Arg.  a  bar  and  a  half  az.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last 
a  5-foil  or.     Rauf  Pipard,  Y. 

Arg.  a  bar  and  a  half  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last 
a  5-foil  arg.     John  Derwentwater,  X. 

Arg.  a  har  and  a  half  sa.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last 
a  5-foil  or.     Richard  Twyford,  F. 

2  BARS 

....  2  bars  nebuly Yeovilton. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  Hackbeach.  Hillton,  Sus- 
sex. Hilton,  Hilton,  co.  Durham ;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Musgrave,  Younghusband,  and  Briscoe. 

Hilton,  South  Shields,  co.  Durham;  Sussex; 

co.  Leicester;  London;  and  Jamaica;  descended 

from  Hilton  of  Hilton .    Hilton,  co.  Gloucester ; 

Rhea  Hall,  co.  Stafford;  and  London,  1716, 

quartering  arg.  three  daggers  diverse  gu.     Le 

Baron  de  Hilton,  S,  Y.    Le  Sire  de  Hilton,  Y. 

Sir  Robert   Hilton,  V.     Robert  de  Hilton, 

E,F.   Sir  Robert  deHYLTONE,H,N.  Venables, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  two   bars   az.   over   all   a  lion    ramp.  gu.  . 

Walton. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned 

or.    Willesmose,  Willesmot,  or  Wilmescot, 

co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding 

in  the  dexter  paw  a  rose  branch  gu.     Tudman. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  bend  az.     Martingdale  or 

Martindale,  Montford,  V.    Mountford,  V* . 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  bendlet  az.    Mountford,  co. 

Warwick. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and 

of  the  first  (another  gu.  and  or).    Legg. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  a  bend  compony.... 

and  gu.   Lea  or  Leigh,  Bradley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  or. 

Leigh,  Ridge,  co.  Devon.    Leigh,  Bardon,  co. 

Somerset,  1595,  descended    from    Leigh    of 

Ridge. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  arrows  of 

the  field.     Dawne,  co.  Chester.    Venables,,  co. 

Lancaster.     M.  Richard  de  Venables,  S. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  bezant.     Grey, 

Horton,  Northumberland. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chaplets  or. 

Grey,  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  an  eagle  displ.  with  two 

heads  gu.    Sir  John  Speke,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  an  escarbuncle  of  eight 

points  gu.    Blount. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all   an   escarbuncle  gu. 

nowed  or.    Blount,  Gloucester. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  an  escarbuncle  of  eight 

points  gu.  bezanty.    Blount,  Mangerfield,_F. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  an  escarbuncle  of  eight 

rays  gu.  pometty  and  floretty  or.    Blount.^ 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  an  escarbuncle  of  eight 

rays  or.     Blount,  London  and  Gloucester. 
Arg.  two  bars   az.  over  all  a  buck's  head  gu. 

Woodward. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  three  bucks'  heads 

cabossed  or.    Woodward,  London. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  a  saltire  gu.    Port  or 

Deporte,  Sheepshead,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg'.  two  bars  engr.  az.    Athull,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  fusily  az.    Faconbrege.     William 

de  Fauconberge,  F. 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  az.    Delariver.     Samford. 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  az.  on  a  chevron  gu.  three  be- 
zants.   Ester. 


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15 


BAB.  2  BARS cont. 

Arg.    two    bars   wavy  az.  three   demi  lions   gu. 

Milligan  or  Mullikine,  Scotland. 
Arg.    two    bars    embattled    erm.      Burnby     or 
Burneby,  co.  Devon,  V*.    Burnby,  Kensing- 
ton, Middlesex. 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  Lacy,  Enfield,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.    Bery,  co.  Devon.    Bomford, 
co.   Lancaster.       Bynde,    Sussex.       Chanry. 
Denton.     Ewer.     Foxall,   Loudon   and  Ire- 
land.   Limesie.     Mainwaring,  Over   Peover, 
co.  Chester,  Bart.,  quartering  az.  six  garbs  or 
for  Kyvelioc,  Earl  of  Chester.    Mainwaring 
or  Manwaring,  Peure,  now  Over  Peover,  co. 
Chester;     Kermincham,    co.    Chester;    Ight- 
field,  co.  Salop  ;  and  Whitmore,  co.  Stafford. 
Mainwaring,    Oteley    Park,   co.   Salop ;    and 
Bromborough,  co.  Chester,  derived  from  Main- 
waring of  Whitmore,  quartering  Kinaston.     Sir 
Richard   Manwaring,   co.   Chester,    V.    "Wil- 
liam Manwaring,    P.      Walter   Maxdust    or 
Malduist,  G.    Mandut  or  Manduit,  co.  War- 
wick, and  Somerford-Manduit,  co.  Wilts. .  Wil- 
liam Manduyt,  X.  Martin,  Athelhampston,  co. 
Dorset, and  LongMelford,  Suffolk;  Baronetcy, 
28  May,  1667.    Martin  or  Martyn,  Exeter,  co. 
Devon.,  derived  from  Martin  of  Athelhampston. 
Martin,  Exeter;  and  Kemeys,  co.  Pembroke; 
temp.  Henry  I.    Martin,  Hemingston,  Suffolk , 
Colston  Basset,  co.  Nottingham  ;  Anstey  Pas- 
tures, co.  Leicester ;    Worsborough,  co.  York. 
Sir  William   Martin   or  Martyn,  H,  I,  L,  X. 
Monsire  William  Martin,  Y.  William  Martyn, 
Y.    Martyn,  co.  Devon,  V.    Mauduit,  Hans- 
lope,  co.  Buckingham.     William  Maudyt,  B. 
Maunduit.    Saint    Clere.     South,  Ferraby, 
co.  Lincoln,  confirmed  22  June,  1602. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  over  all  on  an  escucheon  of  the 
first  a  saltire  of  the   second   and  chief  erm. 
Deane,  Baron  Muskerry,  m.  Fitzmaurice. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  the  upper  one  an  annulet 

or.  Martyn. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  crescent  for  diff.  Bradshaw, 
co.  Chester.  Martyn,  Saint  Dominic,  Corn- 
wall; Parkpale,  co.  Dorset;  Saberow,  co.  So- 
merset ;  and  Oxton,  co.  Devon ;  and  with  a 
mullet  in  chief  sa.  South. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  crescent  gu.    Barrye, 

co.  Devon. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  label  az.     Monsire  Nichol  le 

Fitz-Martin,  B,  X,  Y.    Wintershale,E. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  label  of  three  points  az. 

nine  plates.     Sir  William  Martyn,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  label  of  three  points  of 

the  last  nine  bezants.    Martyn. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  of  the 

second  bezanty.    Marlyn.    Martyn. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  label  vert.   Moulton.    Thomas 

Multon,  Y. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  of  the 

first.    Bicknell,  London. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  over  all  a  Hon  ramp,  double  queued 
or  pelletty.    Brandon,  Chamberlain  of  London. 
Arg.  two  bars   gu.   a  bend   az.       Martindale. 

Martyndall,  V*.     Mountford,  co.  Warwick. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  bendlet  az.     Martindall,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  bendlet  or.     Mainwaring, 
Croxton,  co.  Chester,  derived  from  an  illegiti- 
mate son  of  Mainwaring  of  Over  Peover,  1546. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  bendlet  sa.     Molton. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  of 
the  first.     Welchhan,  Brackley,  co.  North- 
ampton ;  and  Kineton,  co.  Warwick. 


BAR.  2  BARS.... cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  second  three 
trefoils  slipped  of  the  first.  Palmer;  but 
slipped  or,  Palmer,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  over  all  a  long  cross  (sometimes 
a  crosier)  in  bend  sinister  or.  Gilbertine 
Priory  at  Sempringham,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  two  barrulets  and  as  many  endorses  gu.  Bare. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  over  all  an  escarbuncle  of  eight 
points  flory  at  the  end  gu.  bezanty.  Edward 
Blount,  Maugerfield,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  maunch  of  the  second. 
Undershot. 

Arg.  gutty  de  larmes  two  bars  gu.  Chaury,  V. 
Chawrey,  V.    Chawry. 

Arg.  two  bars  dancetty  gu.     Gaine. 

Arg.  two  bars  embattled  gu.  Enys  or  Evys. 
Euys.  James,  Ightham  Court,  Kent,  derived 
from  Van  Haestrect from  the  vicinity  of  Utrecht, 
quartering  Grevis.  James,  Wilsborough,  Kent, 
and  Ryegate,  Surrey;  quartering  arg.  three 
millrinds  barwise  sa.;  with  barry  wavy  of  six  arg. 
and  az.  on  a  chief  or  three  swallows  volant  sa. 

Arg.  two  bars  counterembattled  gu.  James, 
Chrishall,  and  Manewden,  Essex. 

Arg.  two  bars  engr.  gu.  Anables,  Annabell,  or 
Annables. 

Arg.  two  bars  fusily  gu.  Rauf  Raul  or  Roul, 
E,F. 

Arg.  two  bars  engr.  below  gu.    Undershot,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  indented  gu.    Hamlin. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  gu.   John  Champion,  Kent,F. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a 
rose  betw.  as  many  mullets  or.  Chiswell 
London,  granted  13  April,  1714.  Chiswell 
quartering  French,  granted  10  Dec,  1773  to 
to  Muilman,  Debben  Hall,  Essex. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
plates.  Goulstone.  Gulston,  co.  Hertford, 
co.  Leicester,  and  London. 

Arg.  two  bars  voided  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa. 
Burton. 

Arg.  two  bars  wavy  gu.  England,  Ireland. 
Goldingham,  Norfolk,  V.  Gouldingham,  Nor- 
folk. 

Arg.  two  bars  wavy  and  a  baton  gu.     Sir  Roger 

d'AMORY,  L. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  Sir  William  Brereton,  Brere- 
ton,  co.  Chester,  V.,  the  heiress  m.  Holte,  Aston, 
Bart.  Brereton,  Malpas,  co.  Chester,  de- 
scended from  Brereton  of  Brereton.  Brereton, 
Burros,  co.  Denbigh ;  Eccleston  ;  Wetenhall ; 
Tatton ;  Honford ;  Wolvesacre,  and  Barrell ;  all 
descended  from  Brereton  of  Malpas.  Brereton, 
quartering  sa.  two  banners  arg.  Brewerton. 
Bruerton.  Brereton,  Ireland.  Deane, 
co.  Huntingdon.  Ellesfield.  Garbyn  or 
Garbin.  Ilderton.  Geffre  de  Meremond, 
Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  97.  Pelcot  or  Pelott, 
Ireland.    Penrey,  Norfolk.    Pillet,  Ireland, 

V.      PlLLETT  or  PlLLOTT. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  label  gu.  Garden,  co.  Cam- 
bridge.   Sir  Thomas  Gardyn,  N. 

Arg.  two   bars   sa.  a  label  of  three  points   gu. 

.  Breton,  co.  Cambridge. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Garbyn,  co.  Cambridge.  Gardinis.  Sir  Tho- 
mas Gardyn,  co.  Cambridge,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  crescent  gu.  (?  for  diff.) 
Bradshaw,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  mullet  between  them  for  diff. 
Brereton. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  bend  erm.    Fincham. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BAR.  2  BARS cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  bend  gu.  Ashton.   Lynde,  V. 
Arg.  two   bars   sa.   a  bendlet  gu.      Sir  Robert 

Ashton. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  baton  gu.      Sir  Robert  de 

Ashton, Constable  of  DoverCastle,F.  Lynde,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  or. 

DRANSFIELD. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  over  all  a  cross  formy  flory  gu. 

Brereton,   Honford,    co.    Chester,  Bart,  de- 
scended   from    Brereton    of    Malpas,    temp. 

Henry  VIII. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  over  all  a  maunch  gu.     Manby. 
Arg.  two  bars  embattled   counter-embattled  sa. 

Bervers,  Essex. 
Arg.  two  bars  dancetty  sa.      Dolling,  North,  in 

the  Isle  of  Purbeck,  co.  Dorset,  granted  1613. 

Ginkell,  Earl  of  Athlone. 
Arg.    two     bars     engr.     sa.      Facombrige     or 

Faconberge.  Henry  Fauconberge,  F.  Kirkby. 

Kirkley,  co.  York.    Rous,  V.    Row.    Rows, 

Stockly    Parva,    co.    Huntingdon.       Staines. 

Stains.  Stanes,  Essex.  Stayne,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  two  bars  engr.  sa.  a  label  gu.    Stapney  or 

Staptje. 
Arg.  two  bars  fusily  sa.  Faconberge.    Sir. . .  .de 

Fauconberge,  V. 
Arg.    two     bars    lozengy    sa.  Henry  de 

Fauconberge,  Y. 
Arg.    two    bars    masculy    sa.  Sir  Henry 

Fauconberge,  N. 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  sa.  a  label  of  three  points 

gu.    M.  Robert  de  Zevelton,  S. 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  sa.  a  bend  gu.     Poher, 

Cornwall. 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  sa.  a  bend   or.      Power, 

Bletchington,  co.  Surrey,  granted  8  June,  1601. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  voided  of  the  field.  Carswell. 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  sa.    Elchefield.     SireJohan 

de  Elchesfeld,  N.    Sire  Johan  Lessend,  L. 

Monsire  Richard  de  Stapleton,  Y.    Basset, 

Lord  of  Sapcote.    Zevelton. 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  sa.  a  label  gu.     Zenelton. 

Zevelton. 
Arg.  two  bars  vert.    Ayburg.     Delaval,  North- 
umberland.    Harthale,  co.  Derby.     Sir  Rich- 
ard Harthull,  co.  Derby,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Hershull  or  Herthall.    John  Herthill,  Y. 

Sire  Richard  de  Herthulle,  N. 
Arg.  two  bars  vert  over  all   a  lion   ramp.   gu. 

Chaloner,  co.  Stafford,  W. 
Arg.  two  bars  vert  over  all  a  bendlet  gu.  Herthall. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  Burdett.  Hilton.  Kinderton, 

Leigh,  co.  Chester.    Venables,  Lord  Vernon, 

quartering  Vernon,  and  Vernon  of  Haslington. 

Sir  Thomas  Venables,  Baron  of  Kinderton,  co. 

Chester,  V.    Wilbraham,  Woodhey  and  Dela- 

mei-e,  co.  Chester. 
Az.two  bars  arg.  with  a  martlet  for  diff.   Venables, 

Andover,  co.  Hants  ;  visitation  1634. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  gu.    Wil- 
liam de  Leegh,  X. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  bend  compony  of  the  last  and 

gu.    Lea  or  Lee,  co.  Cumberland. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  bend  compony  or  and  gu. 

Legh  or  Leigh,  Adlington,  co.  Chester,  V*. 

Legh   or  Leigh,    Isell,    Cumberland,   temp. 

Edw.  II. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  bendlet  compony  or  and  gu. 

Legh,  Adlington,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  over  all  a  bend  counter-compony 

or  and  gu.     Leigh,  1369.    Legh,  of  the  North, 

V.    Legh,  Isell,  co.  York,  V. 


BAR.  2  BARS.... cont. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  over  all  a  bend  gu.  Done. 
Lee,  Plaistow,  Essex;  and  Ratcliffe,  co.  Lei- 
cester. Legh,  Norbury  Booth's  Hall,  co.  Ches- 
ter.   Leigh.    Venables,  V*. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  gu.  Legh, 
Bothes,co.Chester,  V.  Sir  Alexander  Venables, 
temp.  Edward  II  and  III,  V.- 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  thi'ee  arrows  of 
the  second.  Done,  Utkinton,  Flaxyards,  Dud- 
don,  and  Oulton,  co.  Chester. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  arrows  or. 
Dawney.    Donne  or  Doan,  co.  Chester. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  arrows  or 
in  pale  with  the  bend  feathered  and  headed  of 
the  second.  Dawne,  co.  Chester,  V.  Sir  John 
Done,  Utkinton,  co.  Chester,  W. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  and  a  bend  or.     Pole. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  bend  or  three  pheons  gu. 
Legh,  V.    Leigh,  V*. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  lozenge  sa.  a  lion's  head 
erased  or.     Darman,  co.  Chester. 

Az.  two  bars  dancetty  arg.  Sir  John  de  la 
Ryver,  co.  Berks,  V. 

Az.  two  bars  nebuly  arg.  Del  See  or  Dolsey. 
William  Poole,  V.  Martin  Del  See,  co.  York, 
V.    See.    Sey. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  arg.  Brooksbank.  Delapole. 
Halswell,  Halswell,  co.  Somerset.  Pole  or 
De  la  Pole,  Kingston-upon-Hull.    See. 

Az.  two  bars  erm.     Hamill,  Ireland. 

Az.  two  bars  embattled  counter-embattled  erm. 
William  Burnby,  Burnby,  co.  Devon,  V. 

Az.  two  bars  counter- embattled  erm.  Burnaby, 
co.  Devon. 

Az.  two  bars  nebuly  erm.  Sir  de  Holcam,  V. 
Holcan. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  Holkham.  Holcam  and 
Holcan. 

Az.  two  bars  erminois  over  all  a  bend  counter- 
compony  of  the  second  and  gu.     Lee,  London. 

Az.  two  bars  or.  Brady,  co.  Cambridge.  Sire 
William  Bordet,  N.  Monsire  Richard  Burdet, 
Y.  Burdett  or  Bordet,  co.  Leicester. 
Burdett,  Bramcote,  co.  Warwick ;  Formark, 
co.  Derby ;  and  Ramsbury,  co.  Wilts,  Bart. 
Richard  Burdett,  Y.  Sir  William  Burdett, 
co.  Leicester,  V.  William  Pauncefot,  jF. 
Pembruge.    Pipard.    Rivers,  co.  Berks. 

Az.  two  bars  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Hatcliff,  V. 

Az.  two  bars  or  a  bend  chequy  of  the  last  and  gu. 
Lee,  Hartwell,  co.  Buckingham,  Bart. 

Az.  two  bars  or.  a  bend  gu.    Burdett. 

Az.  two  bars  and  a  bend  or.  Leigh,  Preston,  co. 
York.  Patte.  Pott  or  Potts,  London 
and  Norfolk.  Potts,  Mannington,  Norfolk, 
Bart.,  created  1641,  descended  from  Pot,  who 
had  a  grant  of  arms  in  1583.  Potts,  Chester. 
Potts,  South  Shields,  co.  Durham. 

Az.  two  bars  and  a  bendlet  or.  Pott,  Bentham 
Hill,  Kent,  quartering  gu.  three  swords  erect 
ppr.  with  gu.  a  cross  engr.  betw.  four  pheons  arg. 

Az.  two  bars  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crescents  of 
the  second.     Twitham. 

Az.  crusily  two  bars  or.  Blackenham  or 
Blakenhah,  Suffolk.  Sire  Thomas  de 
Blakenham,  N.    Blonkenham. 

Az.  two  bars  dancetty  or.  Delamere  orDELAMORE, 
co.  Berks.  De  la  Rever  or  Delariver,  co. 
Berks.  Sir  William  de  la  Rever,  co.  Bucks,  V. 
Richard  de  Rineres,  F.  Sir  John  de  la  Rivere, 
L,  N,  Y.    Rivers,  co.  Berks.     Rynell. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


1? 


BAR.  2  BARS cont. 

Az.  two  bars  embattled  or.    Barneby. 

Az.  two  bars  lozengy  or.     Ellacott,  go.  Devon. 

Az.  two  bars  nebuly  or.  Delapoole.  Ryver  or 
De  la  Ryver. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  or.  Delariver.  Poole.  Sir 
Walter  de  la  Poole,  Q. 

Az.  two  bars  vairy  erm.  and  gu.  Renald  de 

Breouse,  A. 

Chequy  arg.  and  az.  two  bars  gu.  Lechche,  V. 
Lecheche,  V*. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  two  bars  arg.  Town  of 
Okehampton,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  two  bars  wavy  az.  over  all  a  crosier  in  bend 
or.  Augustinian  Abbey  at  Missenden,  co. 
Buckiugham. 

Erm.  two  bars  gu.   Banant.    Bavant.    Sir  Walter 

Bruant,  V.      Johan  le  Fitz  W ,  F.      Sir 

Wauter  Huntercombe,  J.  Roger  Manduit,  F. 
Mandut  or  Manduyt,  Northumberland  and  co. 
Stafford.  Sir  Roger  Manduyt,  M.  Sire  Roger 
Maudut,  N,  Y,  or  Maudyut,  O.  Nugent,  Mar- 
quess of  Westmeath.  Nugent,  Carlanstown, 
co.  Westmeath,  Earl  Nugent.  Nugent,  Ballin- 
lough,  co.  Westmeath,  Bart.  Nugent,  Essex. 
Nugent,  Moyrath,  Streamstown,  Teffernan, 
Culvin,  Bracklyn,  Drumcree,  New  Haggard, 
Dysert,  Ballinacorr,  Donore,  Carlanstown,  Cool- 
amber,  Killasonna,  Robinstown,  the  Rosse, 
Pallas, etc., Ireland.  Whishorth.  Workshall 
or  Worshall.  Geffry  de  Wrokeshalle,  Y. 
Wroxhall,  Wroxhall,  co.  Dorset. 

Erm.  two  bars  and  over  all  three  crescents  gu. 
Waterton. 

Erm.  two  bars  gu.  over  all  three  escocheons  or. 
Sir de  Hall,  V. 

Erm.  two  bars  humetty  gu.  Dabridgcourt,  co. 
Warwick.     Dambernort  or  Dambremort. 

Erm.  two  bars  nebuly  gu.     Foliot. 

Erm.  two  bars  voided  gu.    Huntercombe. 

Erm.  two  bars  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  az. 
Bagnall,  co.  Stafford,  aDd  Wales.     Bicknoll. 

Erm.  two  bars  purp.  Roger  Mandite,  Cumber- 
land, V.    Maudit,  V*. 

Erm.  two  bars  sa.     Francis. 

Erm.  two  bars  wavy  sa.  over  all  a  crosier  in  bend 
or.  Augustinian  Abbey  at  Missenden,  co. 
Buckingham. 

Erm.  two  bars  vert.  Delaval,  Seaton  Delaval 
aDd  Ford  Castle,  Northumberland.  Sir  .... 
de  la  Vale,  Northumberland,  V.  John  de  la 
Value,  X.  Deyall.  Hawks.  Vale.  Walles, 
V. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  Chalon.  Chalons,  co.  Devon. 
Fokesley.  Foxley,  co.  Berks.  Foxley,  V. 
M.  John  de  Foxlee,  S.  Sire  Johan  Foxlle,  N. 
Ktrkefton.     Martyn,  co.  Dorset.     Pusey. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  a  bend  arg.  Wallis,  Welch, 
or  Welsh,  Wanlip,  co.  Leicester,  7  Edw.  I. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  bend  or  three  leopard's 
heads  sa.     Higgat,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  bend  or  a  torteau  betw.  as 
many  leopards'  faces  az.  Highgate,  Hayes, 
Middlesex;  and Rendlesham, Suffolk.  Heygate, 
Southend,  Essex,  Bart.     Hygate,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  over  all  a  raillrind  erm. 
Pannerton,  co.  Stafford. 

Gu.  two  bars  embattled  arg.  Coffin,  co.  Somerset. 

Gu.  two  bars  embattled  on  the  top  arg.  Sir 
Thomas  Coffyn,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  dancetty  arg.    William  Asmant,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  engr.  arg.     Grassell.     Rouse. 

Gu.  two  bars  fusily  arg.    Preston,  V. 


BAR.  2  BARS.... cont. 

Gu.  two  bars  voided  arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 
a  castle  az.     Thornhill,  Kent. 

Gu.  two  bars  compony  arg.  and  az.  Burley,  V. 
Roche. 

Gu.  two  bars  erm.  Botelan  or  Boteland. 
BoTELER,Cumberland,F.  Nugent,F*.  Panton. 
Sir  Hugh  Pantone,  Beamanton,  V.  Pantulf, 
Baron  of  Weme,  co.  Salop,  the  heiress  m., 
temp.  Henry  III.,  Boteler  of  Oversley,  co. 
Hereford.     Thornhill,  co.  York. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  millrind 
erm.     Sire  Hugh  de  Fauntone,  N. 

Gu.  two  bars  erm.  a  bend  of  the  first.  Workshall 
or  Worshall. 

Gu.  two  bars  erm.  over  all  a  bend  engr.  sa. 
Pentolph,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  Hurding,  co.  Dorset. 
Lacy,  co.  Oxford  and  co.  Somerset. 

Gu.  two  bars  indented  arg.  and  az.  Hugh 
Freneyes,  Y.     Monsire  de  Frevn,  Y. 

Gu.  two  bars  indented  az.  and  or.  Rauf  Freyne,  F. 

Gu.  two  bars  or.  Harcourt,  Earl  Harcourt. 
Harcourt,  Ankerwycke,  co.  Buckingham,  de- 
scended from  Harcourt  of  Wignell,  Sussex, 
and  of  Stanton  Harcourt,  co.  Oxford.  Sir 
Robert  Harcourt,  co.  Leicester,  V.  John  de 
Harcourte,  C.  Sir  John  de  Harcourt,  I, 
and  with  a  label  of  three  points  az.  his  son 
John,  I.  Sir  John  de  Harecourt,  L,  N.  Le 
Conte  de  Harecourte,  F.  Sire  de  Harecourte, 
Y.    Hill,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  on  a  label  of  three  points  az. 
niae  plates.  William  de  Harcourt,  grand- 
queux  de  France,  1410 ;  glass  in  Evreux  ca- 
thedral. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Peverell. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  over  all  on  a  bend  arg.  three 
talbots'  heads  erased  sa.  Godden,  Ley  born 
Castle,  1574,  and  Finchden,  TeDterden,  Kent. 

Gu.  two  bars  dancetty  or.  Asamuz.  Asnantes. 
Samler. 

Gu.  two  bars  wavy  or.  Brewer,  ho.  Devon,  V. 
Bruer.  Bruvere.  Rivers,  River,  or  De  la 
River,  co.  Berks. 

Gu.  two  bars  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  az.  Hue 
deFRENE  (or  Frecia),E.    M deFRENE,F. 

Gu.  two  bars  vair.  Castell.  Hugh  de  Fren,  V. 
Frene.  Grimstead  or  Grimsted.  Grimsteed, 
co. Dorset.  GRiNSTEAD.co.Somerset.  Moreton. 
Mortemer.  Robert  Mortimer,  A.  Hugh  de 
Mortemer,  isT.  Robert  de  Mortimer,  D,  E,F. 
Sir  Hugh  de  Mortymer,  H.  Hugh  Morton, 
Y.  John  Mortymer,  Y.  Say,  Richard's  Castle, 
co.  Hereford,  V.  Talbot,  Castle-Richard,  V. 
William  Talbot,  F.  Sire  Richard  Talebot,  0; 
and  with  a  pierced  mullet  arg.  in  the  dexter 
chief  for  diff.  M.  Gilbert  Talbot,  S. 

Gu.  crusily  or  two  bars  vair.  William  de 
Mortimer,  F.    Mortymer. 

Gu.  two  bai's  vairy  or  and  az.   Hugh  M ortimer,  J. 

Gu.  two  bars  vairy  vert  aDd  or.  Grimsted,  co. 
Dorset. 

Or  two  bars  az.  Aske,  co.  York.  Burdett. 
Crehall  or  O'Crehall,  Ireland.  Fitz-Ralph, 
temp.  HeDry  III.  Hackebecke.  Sir  Robert 
Hakebech,  V.  M.  Reynald  Hakenbeche, 

S.      Hakbeech  or   Hakebeche.      Harkeyn. 
Harmantle.    Hermentall.    Poole,  co.  Derby. 

Or  two  bars  az.pver  all  a  lion  ramp,  guard  gu. 
Oxburgh  or  Oxborough,  King's  Lynn,  and 
Emneth,  Norfolk. 

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BAR.  2  BARS cont. 

Or  two  bars  az.  over  all  a  bend  gu.    Quapled, 

QuAPELADE,  Or  QuAPPELAD. 

Or  two  bars  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.     Garnegott. 

Or  two  bars  az.  over  all  on  a  chev.  gu.  three 
mullets  of  six  points  arg.     Talworthe,  V*. 

Or  two  bars  wavy  az.  Pole  or  Pale,  Norfolk. 
Poole,  Norfolk. 

Or  two  bars  bendy  of  six  gu.  and  az.    Jakys,  V. 

Or  two  bars  wreathed  bendy  of  eight  az.  and  gu. 
Jakys,  V*. 

Or  two  bars  gu.  Cameron,  Nea  House,  Christ 
Church,    co.    Hants.       Chalmers,    Scotland. 

Chalun,F.  Halbecke.  Sir deHARMANvrLL, 

V.  Harcourt,  E.  William  Harecourt,  Y. 
William  Harecurt,  F.  John  de  Harcourt, 
G.  Sir  John  de  Harcort,  N.  Richard  de 
Harecourt,  B.  Richard  Harecourt,  P. 

Thomas  Harecourte,S.  Harold.  Manvoysin 
or  Mansyne.  Petney,  Ireland.  Bartholomew 
de  Sulee,  D.       Sulley.       Robert  Suylly,  Y. 

WlNTERSELL,  CO.  Wilts. 

Or  two   bars    gu.   a    label    of   five    points    az. 

Harcourt. 
Or  two    bars   gu.    a   label   of    three  points  sa. 

Wintershall,  JIr. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  throughout 

sa.    Wintershall,    Wintershall,  Surrey,   and 

Little  Stoke,  co.  Oxford. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  over  all  a  lion   ramp,  of  the 

second.    Breners. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  a  bend  az.    Wake,  Kent. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  a  bendlet  az.     Wake,  Kent,  V. 
Or  two  bars  and  a  bend  gu.     Palmer. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  a  bend  of  the  first.    Wake,  Kent. 
Or  two  bars  dancetty  gu.     Harken. 
Or  two  bars  indented  gu.     Derncoorte. 
Or  two  bars  invected  above  but  engr.  below  gu. 

Boxle,  V*.    Boxle  Anabelles,  V. 
Or  two  bars  nebuly  gu.  a  bend  az.     Lonell. 
Or  two  bars  wavy  gu.  in  chief  a  label  of  three 

points  of  the  last  each  point  charged  with  a 

martlet  arg.     Rawky,  Essex. 
Or  two   bars   per  pale  indented   vert    and    az. 

SUSTAN,  V. 

Or  two    bars    per  pale    indented  vert  and  gu. 

Suston. 
Or  two   bars   sa.       Deynes,  Norfolk.     Sire  de 

Dist,  D.     Penrey,  Norfolk.     Pever,  Norfolk, 

V.      PuERAY. 

Or  two  bars  with  a  label  of  five  points  sa.    John 

de  WlNTERSHULLE,  E. 

Or  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  a  pierced  mullet  gu. 
Geffry  Meremone,  A. 

Or  two  bars  sa.  on  the  uppermost  a  mullet. 
Penrey,  Norfolk. 

Or  two  bars  sa.  a  mullet  ar.     Pevere. 

Or  two  bars  sa.  on  the  uppermost  a  mullet  pierced 
ar.     Pever  or  Piner,  Norfolk.     Piver. 

Or  two  bars  sa.  a  pile  counterchanged.  ENGHAMor 
Engleham,  co.  Norfolk. 

Or  two  bars  engr.  sa.     Brantwart. 

Or  two  bars  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  Litcott.  Lydcotte, 
co.  Buckingham ;  Woodburcot,  co.  Northamp- 
ton ;  and  Surrey.  Lytcott,  co.  Buckingham  ; 
Stratford-Langthorne,  Essex;  and  Maulsey, 
Surrey.  Stone,  V*,  quartering  with  gu.  two 
bars  vairy  or  and  sa.,  or  three  fleurs-de-lis 
gu. 

Or  two  bars  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  a  mullet. 
Lytcott. 

Or  two  bars  vert.  Abeck  or  Hab'eck.  Arbreth, 
co.  Lancaster.     Herthall  or  Herthull. 


BAR.  2  BARS cont. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  barrulets  of 
the  last.    Allerton. 

Per  fesse  az.  and  gu.  two  bars  or.  Holt  or  Holte. 

Per  fesse  embattled  az.  and  gu.  the  base  masoned 
sa.  with  crosses  botonny  of  the  last,  i.  e.  loop- 
holes as  in  fortifications,  in  chief  two  bars 
wavy  arg.  over  all  in  pale  a  sword  of  the  last 
hilt  and  pomel  or  on  the  blade  a  key.  City  of 
Bath,  co.  Somerset. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  two  bars  counterchanged. 
Barret,  V. 

Per  pale  ....  and  ....  two  bars  nebuly.... 
John  de  Dauntesey's  seal,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  two  bars  nebuly  counter- 
changed.     Dandsey,  London. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  two  bars  nebuly  gu.  William 
Dancy,  Alderman  of  London,  V.  Walter 
Daundsey,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  two  bars  dancetty  counter- 
changed.     Enderbie. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  two  bars  or.  John  Holte, 
co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  two  bars  counterchanged. 
Derpatrick. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  two  bars  vert.    Harthill. 

Per  pale  vert  and  or  two  bars  counterchanged. 
Tregender,  Tregender,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress 
m.  Nanspian. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  Sir  John  Brerton,  F.  Fowkes, 
London.  Sir  Robert  Touke,  co.  Cambridge,  V. 
Tonket. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  an  annulet  of  the  second.  Moston. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 
Zenelton,  V. 

Sa.  two  bars  engr.  arg.  Roosor  Rosse,Rous  or 
Rouse, Letton,  Norfolk  ;  and  Rouse-Lench,co. 
Worcester.  Rouse, Market  Harborough,co. Lei- 
cester; descended  from  Rouse  of  Rouse-Lench. 

Sa.  two  bars  humetty  arg.     Cambridge. 

Sa.  two  bars  nebuly  arg.     Martyn,  co.  York. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  voided  gu.     Rogerway. 

Sa.  two  bars  wavy  arg.     Ellespield. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  corded  or  wreathed  gu.  Way 
or  Waye,  Great  Torrington,  co.  Devon,  con- 
firmed 1574. 

Sa.  two  bars  wreathed  arg.  and  gu.  Roger  Waye,  V. 

Sa.  two  bars  nebuly  erm.  Sir  Robert  Spencer, 
V.    Spencer,  Spencerscourt,  co.  Devon,  Z,  333. 

Sa.  two  bars  wavy  erm.     Spencer,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  two  bars  or.  Benet  de  Blakeham,  E.  Beges 
de  Blakelig,  F. 

Sa.  two  bars  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  gu. 
Layton.    Leighton. 

Sa.  two  bars  engr.  or.  HenryGRASELL,F.  Grassell. 

Sa.  two  bars  wavy  paly  wavy  az.  and  arg. 
Rogerway. 

Sa.  two  bars  vair.     Hackon,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  two  bars  vairy  arg.  and  vert.  Barkeley. 
Brakeley.  Brakley,  V.  Hallom,  Northum- 
berland. 

Vair  two  bars  gu.  Ingerham.  Walkingame, 
Ridmer,  Harl.  MS.,  0589.  Walkingham,  Farn- 
ham,  co.  York.  Allain  de  Walkingham  of  Red- 
mer,  Y.  John  de  Walkingham,  Y.  Sir  John 
de  Walkingham,  M ,  N. 

Vert  two  bars  or.     Cokayne. 

2  BARS  and  in  chief 

(Some  of  the  following  coats  should  probably  be 

blazoned  Barry and  on  a  chief. . . . ) 

Annulets 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  annulets  az. 
Cramlington,  Newcastleon-Tyne. 


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BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief . 


.cont. 


Annulets  cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  three  annulets  of  the 
second.    Burdeaux.    Burdeux,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  annulets  of  the 
second.  Gregory  de  Ank,  Y.  Anke,  V.  Anke 
or  Ankey.  Auee,  V.  Deane  or  Deanke. 
Girgon.  Grigson.  Grigson,  Saham  Touey, 
Norfolk.     Michell  de  Spalding,  Y. 

Sa.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three  annulets  or. 
Galleys. 

Beast  (Dog) 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  greyhound  in  full 
course  az.     Rosmer  or  Rosumers,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  greyhound  pass  sa. 
Skipwith,  co.  Lincoln. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  talbot  pass,  of  the  se- 
cond. Hayward,  Tandridge  Hall,  Surrey. 
Hewarde  or  Hayward,  London;  and  Tonbridge 
Court,  Surrey. 

(Lion) 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  of  the  se- 
cond.   Buenby.    Louche  or  Lowche. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of 
the  second.  Burnaby  or  Burneby',  Watford, 
co.  Northampton ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Bathurst 
and  Langham.  Burnaby,  Baggrave  Hall,  co. 
Leicester;  Evington,  co.  Leicester;  derived 
from  Burnaby  of  Watford.     Burnby,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  per 
pale  of  the  second  and  vert.  Burnaby,  Brough- 
ton  Hall,  co.  Oxford,  Bart. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  spotted  erm.  in  chief  a  lion 
pass.  gu.     Hill,  St.  John's,  co.  Wexford. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
or.     Tayler  or  Taylor,  London;  granted  1592. 

Erm.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  demi  lion  ramp,  of 
the  second.  Draton,  V.  Drayton  or  Draton. 
De  Freign.    Frenye  or  Freyne. 

Gu.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  a  lion  passant  or. 
Costomer,  Yarmouth.  Gifford.  Gyssard. 
Hill,  Bury  S.  Edmund's,  Suffolk.  Hill,  Yar- 
mouth and  Lynn,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  per  pale 
or  and  arg.  Hill,  Dennis,  co.  Stafford  ;  Blaen- 
avon,  co.  Monmouth.     Hill,  Hales,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Hill, 
co.  Somerset,  V ;   and  Suffolk. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  or.  Hell, 
V*;  Robert  Tregoz,  V.    John  Torington.  V. 

TORRINGTON,  V*. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 

Tregoose  or  Tregooze,  V*. 
Or  two  bars  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  of  the  last. 

Gregory,  co.  Leicester,  and  Stivic  Hall,  near 

Coventry,  co.  Warwick.     Gregory,  descended 

from  Gregory  of  Stivic  Hall,  quartering  Dymoke, 

Ludlow,  Marmion,  etc. 
Or  two  bars  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  of  the  second 

crowned  of  the  first.     Gregory,  Lastingham, 

co.  York. 
Or  two  bars  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  of  the  last 

ducally   crowned  gu.       Gregory,   Greenwich, 

Kent,  and  Westminster,  Middlesex.      Wade, 

co.  Oxford. 
Or  two  bars  az.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second. 

Gregory,  Stockwith,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  two  bars  az.  in  the  sinister  point  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chaplet  arg.     Holmes. 
Sa.  two  bars  wavy  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard. 
,    of  the  last.    Mould. 
Yert  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or 

Greenhill,  Greenhill,  Middlesex. 


BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Beast  (Lion)  cont. 

Vert  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 
Greenhill,  London,  granted  1698. 
Beasts  (2  Lions)  8 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  lions  ramp,  of 
the  last.     Spencer. 
(3  Lions ) 

Sa.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  demi  lions  ramp,  of 
the  second.  Wendover,  Salisbury,  confirmed 
14  June,  1C15. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  three  lions  ramp,  of  the 
second.  Howxand,  Cambridge  ;  London  ;  and 
Streatham,  Surrey;  granted  1584. 

Az.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  lions  ramp,  of  the 
second.    Brady. 
Bird  (Eagle) 

Gu.  two  bars  or  over  all  a  bend  engr.  vair  in  chief 
an  eagle  displ.  of  the  second.    Lee,  Ebford, 
co.  Devon  ;  granted  1759. 
^Falcon) 

Sa.  two  hars  vairy  arg.  and  vert  in  chief  a  falcon 
close  or  betw.  two  bezants.     Hacon,  Ipswich, 
and  Whiteacre,  Norfolk. 
(Martlet) 

Sa.  two  harrulets  vairy  arg.  and  vert  in  chief  a 
martlet. . .  .betw.  two  plates.  Hacon,  Topecroft, 
Norfolk. 

(Swan) 

....  two  bars  wavy    . . .  from  the  upper  one  a 
swan  issuing  close  ....     Maddock. 
Birds  (2  Martlets) 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  as  many  martlets  of  the 
last.    Denton,  V.    Englenton  de  Hibernia. 
(3  Cocks) 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  cocks  of  the  se- 
cond. Badcock.  Blakestone,F*.  Blackstone, 
Castle  Priory,  Wallingford,  co.  Berks.  Sir 
Matthew  Blakiston,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  in 
1700,  Baronetcy  1763.  Blakiston,  Blakiston, 
co.  Durham  ;  and  its  branches,  Gibside,  New- 
ton Hall,  Old  Malton,  Seaton,  and  Thornton 
Hall.     Plackeston,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  V. 

Arg.  two  barrulets  in  chief  three  cocks  gu. 
Blaxton,  Sussex. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  three  cocks  gu. 
Blaxton. 

(3  Martlets) 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  martlets  gu. 
Anstabeth,  V.  Anstaboth.  Anstalboth,  V. 
Denton,  Ainstable;  Cardew,  co.  Cumberland, 
1686,   descended   from     Denton     of    Denton. 

MOCLES,  V.      MONCLES. 

Arg.    two   bars  gu.  in  chief  three  martlets   sa. 

Weeding.    Sir  Rauf  de  Wedone,  N.    Sir  Rauf 

Wedone,  co.  Buckingham,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Weedon,  Weeton  or  Weton,  co.  Buckingham, 

co.  Dorset,  and  co.  Lancaster,  temp.  Henry  III. 
Arg.  two   bars  and  in  chief  three   martlets   sa. 

Aglionby,  Aglionby,   Carlisle,   Nunnery,    and 

Newbiggin    Hall,  Cumberland.     Aglionby   of 

the  North,  V.       Carill,  London.       Eagleby. 

Eglionby  or  Egleby,  co.  Warwick. 
Gu.  two  bars   and  in  chief  three  martlets  arg. 

Washington,    ^eshington.   Weishington,  V. 
Gu.  two   bars   erm.  in  chief  three  martlets  or. 

Sacre,   Kent,  granted   1614.      Sare,   Norton, 

Kent,  confirmed  7  Feb.  1613-4. 
Sa.  two   bars   or  in  chief  three  martlets   arg. 

Hawkesford. 
Buckles 
Arg.  two  bars   sa.  in  chief   three   Duckies   az. 

Butler. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief. . .  .cont. 
Buckles  cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  three  round  buckles  az. 
Butler.    Luther,  Myles's,  Essex,  temp.  Henry 
VIII ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Fane  of  Wormsley,  and 
Taylor.     Luther. 
Canton 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  az.  Byngley  or 
Bynley.  Lathbury.  Pipard  or  Pypard. 
Twyford,  Loudon,  temp.  Richard  II. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  az.  charged  with  a 
martlet  of  the  first  (another  or).  Lathbury, 
Holme,  co.  Derby,  visitation  1011.  Lathbury, 
V*.    Lathebury,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  5-foil 
of  the  first.     Peperde. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  5-foil 
or.  Picard.  SirRauf  Pipard,  G.J;  or  Pypard, 
F.    Piper. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  5  foil  or. 
Rauf  Pip  art,  E. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  a  canton  sa.  Paul  or  Patjle, 
Norfolk  ;  and  Lambeth.  Surrey. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  5  foil  or. 
Pypard,  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  Berdsey.  Cis- 
tercian Abbey  at  Bitlesden,  co.  Buckingham. 
Bois,  V*.  Bois,  E.  ErnauddeBors,.F.  Nicol 
de  Borse,  E,  Harl.  MS.  C137.  Ernald  de 
Boyes;  Arnald  del  Boyis,  C.  Ernaud  de  Boys, 
B.  John  de  Boys,  A,  or  del  Boyes,  D.  Sir 
Robert  Boys,  co.  Lincoln,  V.  Boys,  Lincoln. 
Broughton,  co.  Lancaster.  Bynley.  Copland. 
Corbet,  V.  M.  Robert  Corbet,  S.  Deane, 
Yatton,  co.  Hereford.  Fuller,  Norfolk  and 
Suffolk.  Kirby,  Nottingham,  temp.  Elizabeth. 
Kirkeby.  Stakeland.  Strickland.  Sir 
"Walter  de  Striklande,  N. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  canton  gu.  a  label  of  three 
points  of  thefirst.  M. Robert CoRBET,the  son,  S. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 
moline  of  the  first.  Kirby.  Kirkby,  Kirkby, 
co.  York;  Rowcliff,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  Cum- 
berland. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
cross  moline  or.  Headworth.  Kirby,  Not- 
tingham. M.  Richard  deKYRKEBY,S.  Sir  Roger 
Kyrkby,  Kyrkby,  co.  York,  V.  Kyrkeby,  co. 
York,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  5-foil 
pierced  or.     Corbet. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  mullet 
of  the  first.    Boys. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  mullet 
or.     Kirkby. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  over  all  a  fillet  sa. 
Bois  or  de  Boys,  1315;  in  Ingham  church, 
Norfolk. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  over  all  a  bend  az. 
Copland.    Sir  John  Coupland,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa. 
Copland,  Boston,  co.  Lincoln.  Sire  Johan  du 
Boys,  N.    Boys,  Hoston,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  debruised  by  a  bend  sa.  over  all 
a  canton  of  the  second.  Copeland,  London ; 
and  Bootle,  Cumberland. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  a  bendlet  sa. 
M.  Roger  le  Boys,  S. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Marshall,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London,  1745. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  sa.  a  canton  gu.  Brokesby, 
Sholey,  co.  Leicester.  Escanton  or  Stanton, 
co.  Leicester. 


BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Canton  cont. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  canton  sa.    Benley,  Bentley 

or  Benley,  V*.    Benly  or  Bently,  V.    James 

deBois,E.     Boy.     Boys,  Lincoln.     Dubois,  F. 
Az.  two  bars  or  a  canton  sa.     Hill,  London. 
Erm.  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  Borse  or  Borsey. 

Boyes.     Nicol  du  Boyse  or  Bois,  E. 
Gu.  two  bars  and  a  canton  arg.      Deane.      De 

Dene,  V.    Dene,  co.  Hereford.     Dent. 
Gu.  two  bars  the  upper  erm.  the  lower  arg.  a 

canton  of  the  second.     Harowdon,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars  and  a  canton  erm.     Harowdon,  V*. 
Gu.  two  bars  or  a  canton  erm.     St.  John. 
Gu.  two  bars  voided  or  a  canton  erm.    Briggs, 

Norfolk. 
Or  two  bars  and  a  canton  az.       Scarborough  or 

Scarburgh,  Norfolk.    Skarborough,  V. 
Or  two  bars  az.  a  canton  erm.     Goucell. 
Or  two  bars  az.  and  a  canton  erm.  in  chief  a 

fleur-de-lis  sa.     Gowcell,  Dinner,  Norfolk. 
Or  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.     Boys,  Lincoln. 

Bramshow.     Corbet.    Fitzwallen,  Essex. 
Or  two  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa. 

Coupland. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  a  canton  erm.      Wescomb,  co. 

Somerset. 
Sa.  two  bars  nebuly  arg.  a  canton  gu.     Brokesby: 

and  with  a  mullet  gu.  on  the  canton,  Sir  John 

Brokesby,  co.  Leicester,  V. 
Sa.  two  bars  or  a  canton  erm.    Westcombe,  Bart. 
Vair  two  bars  gu.  a  canton  or.     Pynon. 

on  a  Canton Beast  (Deer) 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  buck 

of  the   first  attired  or.     Buxton,  Buxton,  co. 

Derby;  Brassington,  co.  Leicester. 
(Lion) 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  lion 

pass  ....     Bellingham. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on   a  canton  of  the  second  a 

lion  pass,  of  the  field.      Boyes,  Claybrooke,  co. 

Leicester. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  cant,  of  the  second  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  of  the  first.     William  de  Lancaster,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  lion 

pass.  or.  Baron,  V*.   The  Baron  of  Barton, V. 

Kendall. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  or.     John  de  Lancaster,  a  Baron 

in  1 299.    Lancaster,  Crackhouse,  Cumberland ; 

and  Rainhill,  co.  Lancaster.  Sir  John 

Lancaster,  V.    Roger  de  Lancaster,  E. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion 

ramp.  or.    Lancaster. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion 

ramp,  guard,  or.     Sire  Johan  de  Lancaster,  N. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion 

ramp.  gu.     Grey. 
Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  lion  pass. 

of  the  first.     Wilson,  V. 
....  Beasts 
....  two  bars  ....  on  a  canton  ....  two  lions  .... 

pass ....     Baron. 

Billets 

Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  five  billets  sa. 

Jugler,  Ryegate,  Surrey.     Jugler. 

Bird 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  martlet 

sa.     Rocull,  co.  Hants. 
....  Buckle 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  buckle 

or.     Twieord  or  Twyford,  co.  Leicester,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London,  1388. 


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BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  ....  Castle 

Arg.  two  bars  ....  on  a  canton  ....  a  tower  triple- 
towered.     Casstle. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  tbe  second  a 
castle  sa.  Sire  William  del  Chastel,  N. 

Duncastle,  co.  Warwick. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  tower 
triple-towered  sa.  Sir  William  Castell,  or 
de  Chastell,  co.  Warwick,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  tower  of  the 
second.    Chastell,  V*. 

.. .  .Chess  rook 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
chess  rook  or.     Braylford,  V. 
....  Chevron 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  chev.  betw. 
three  pheons  of  the  second.     Hill,  London. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  chev.  of  the 
second  charged  with  a  griffin's  head  erased  of 
the  third  betw.  two  mullets  gu.     Hill. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  on  a  canton  sa.  a  chev.  betw. 
three  pheons  nrg.  charged  with  a  wolf's  head 
erased  betw.  two  mullets  of  tbe  first.  Hill, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1549.  Hill,  co. 
Salop. 

Cross 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 
couped  ....     Latimer. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
cross  of  the  first.  Brenton.  Brundon  or 
Broughton,  V.  Broughton,  Broughton,  co. 
Stafford  ;  Doddington  Hall,  co.  Chester,  Bart. 
Broughton,  Lowndbam,  co.  Nottingham  ;  Tun- 
stall  Hall,  co.  Salop  ;  descended  from  Brough- 
ton of  Broughton. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 
crosslet  fitchy  of  the  field.     Mobeerley. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 
engr.  of  the  field  charged  with  an  annulet  az. 
for  diff.     Broughton. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
cross  avellane  or.  Ktrkby, Cumberland;  Row- 
cliff,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  Kirkby,  co.  York. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
cross  crosslet  or.     Kyrby. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
cross  fnsily  or.     Klrby. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross  engr.  of 
the  field.    Broughton. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  cross 
formy  of  the  first  charged  with  an  annulet  gu. 
Blngley,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 
moline  of  the  first.     Kirklay. 

Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  flory  arg. 
Atton. 

....  Escucheon 

Arg.   two   bars   gu.  on  a  canton  of  tbe  last  an 
escucheon  of  the  first.     Martyn,  Durham. 
. .  ..Fess 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  fess  gu.  in 
chief  three  lozenges  of  the  last.     Samford. 
Fish 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  az.  a  dolphin  em- 
bowed  or.     Panton,  Sussex,  granted  1015. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
fleur-de-lis  or.  Vincent,  Firby  and  Warms- 
worth,  co.  York. 

. . .  .Flower 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  rose 
or.     Sir  Ralph  Pipard  or  Pypard,  F,  G,  J. 


BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton Flower  cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  rose 
of  tbe  first.  Dawest.  Derwentwater. 

Drinkwater. 

Ar.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  rose  or. 
Dawentwater,  V.  Derwent,  V.  Derwent- 
water, V.  Drinkwater.  Sir  Thomas 
Lancaster,  Q. 

Or  two  bars  az.  on   a  canton  erm.   a  rose  gu. 
Holmede,  co.  Chester. 
....3-Foil 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
3-foiJ  slipped  or.    Vincent,  co.  York. 
....5-Foil 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  5-foil  or. 
Pypard,  co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Henry  II. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
5-foil  of  the  first.  Beckingham,  co.  Berks  and 
Essex.  Derwentwater,  V.  Lancaster,  Rich- 
mond, co.  York.  Preston,  Preston,  co.  Lan- 
caster, Z,  363.  Preston,  V.  Sometimes  the 
canton  arg.  and  5-foil  gu.  Durant-Water  or 
Drinkwater,  London. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  tbe  second  a 
5-foil  or.  Lancaster,  Richmond,  co.  York. 
William  Lancaster,  Hertsep,  V.  Preston,  V. 
Preston,  Cumberland.  Preston,  Preston 

Richard,  Preston  Patrick,  and  Nether  Levens, 
Westmoreland  ;  from  which  sprang  the  Prestons 
of  Furness,  Holker,  and  Ellel,  co.  Lancaster. 
Preston,  Flasby  Hall,  co.  York.  Preston, 
Moreby,  co.  York.  Preston,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  Up-Ottery,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  tbe  last  a  5-foil 
pierced  or.  Corbet.  M.John  Derwentwater, 
S. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  5-foil 
of  the  first.  Twieord   or  Twvford,  co. 

Leicester. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  5-foil 
erm.     Twyford. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  5-foil 
or.  Twiford  or  Twyford,  co.  Leicester,  and 
Frostdyke,  co.  Lincoln.  Twyford,  Trotton, 
Midhurst,  Sussex.  Twyford,  quartered  by 
Jolliffe.  Sir  Johan  de  Tuyforde,  N.  Sir 
Robert  Twyford,  V.  Twifford  or  Twyford, 
L. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  5-foil 
pierced  or.  Pipard  or  Plpart.  M.  Robert 
Twyford,  S. 

Erm.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
5-foil  or.  Sir  Richard  Preston,  Westmore- 
land, V. 

Garb 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  garb 
of  the  first.  Wever  or  Weever,  Ternhill,  co- 
Salop. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  cantoD  of  the  last  a  garb  of 
tbe  first.  Wever,  co.  Chester.  Edward  Wyver, 
co.  Chester,  V. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  garb 
of  the  second.     Weever,  Weever,  co.  Chester. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  garb 
or.  Wever.  Wever,  Wever.  Weverham. 
Wiver,  Wiverton,  co.  Chester.  Wever,  Aston, 
co.  Chester,  with  due  diff.,  Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo. 
287,  296. 

Sa.  two  bai-s  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  garb 
betw.  four  passion  nails  or.     Dedwood. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  garb  or. 
Wever. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Hand 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  gauntlet  grasp- 
ing a  broken  sword  ppr.  hilt  and  pomel  gold. 

Stamfoed,  Derby:  quartered  by  Caldwell. 

Head  (Beast)  Boar 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

boar's  head  couped  arg.  (another  or).  Pakeman. 

Lion 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

lion's  head  erased  or.       Kieby,  Meophtham's 

Bank,   Tunbridge,   Kent.      Kieby,   "Waterford. 

Kyeby. 

....Wolf      . 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  a  chief  of  the  last  on  a  canton 

sa.  a  wolf's  head  erased  of  the  field.  Wilbeaham, 

Nantwich  and  Rode,  co.  Chester;  descended 

from  Wilbraham  of  Delamere. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  wolf's  head 

erased  of  the  second.     Sir  Richard  Wilbeam,  V. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  wolf's  head 

erased  of  the  second  langued  gu.     "Wilbeaham. 
....  Ink-moline 
Gu.  two  bars  erra.  on  a  canton  sa.  an  ink-moline 

arg.    Layaed.   PANTON,Bishopwearmouth,  Dur- 
ham.    Panton,  co.  Denbigh  and  North  Wales. 
Gu.  two  bars  or  on  a  canton  sa.  an  ink-moline 

erm.    Panton,  North  Wales,  and  co.  Denbigh. 

Lozenge 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

lozenge  arg.  (another  or).     Deewentwatee,  V. 
. . .  .Mascle 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  mascle 

of  the  first.    Maeshe  or  Marsh,  co.  Lincoln. 

Maunch 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

maunch  of  the  first.     Baedesey,Baedesley,  or 

Baedsey,  co.  Lancaster.     Beedesey,  Beedsey, 

and  Beedesley.        Baedsey  or  Beedsay,  co. 

Lancaster,  V.     Beadsey,  co.  York. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  maunch 

or.     Baezey,  Shrewsbury. 
..  ..Mullet 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

mullet  or.     M.  Avery  Beitchebuey,  S. 
Arg.  two  bars   gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

pierced  mullet  or.      Lancastee,  Stockbridge. 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  mullet 

or.    Beokesby. 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  mullet 

pierced  or.    Beaceesby. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

mullet  or.     Twyfoed,  Millward,  co.  Salop. 
Erm.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  mullet 

or.     Gweeey. 

..  ..Pheon 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on   a  canton  of  the  second  a 

pheon  of  the  first.      Bingley,  co.  Flint  and 

Middlesex,  1605. 

....  Saltire 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  saltire 

of  the  second.     Beoughton,  Henley,  co.  Salop. 
....  Wreath 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

chaplet  or.     Twyfoed,  V. 
Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  chaplet  of 

laurel  ppr.     Holme. 
Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chaplet  arg.  in 

the  sinister  point  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Holmes. 
Chief 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  az.  a  chief  or.     Bidefoed. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  chief  gu.     Moigne. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  chief  gu.     Moynes. 


BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Chief  cont. 
Az.  two  bars  and  a  chief  arg.  Newbald.  Newbold. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  chief  erm.     Baeton. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  chief  gu.     Hugh  Danyell,  Y. 

Hugh  Seinttle,  F. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  chief  per  fess  indented  erm. 

and  of  the  second  a  canton  or.     Hotham,  V*. 
Az.  two  bars  dancetty  or  a  chief  arg.     Stonoe, 

Stonor,  co.  Oxford,  Baron  Camoys,  quartering 

Camoys. 
Az.  two  bars  dancetty  and  a  chief  or.  Sir  William 

Stonee,  V.     John  Stoneee  or  de  Stonor,  F. 
Az.  two  bars  and  a  chief  indented  or.      Haie 

or  Hare,  Scotland. 
Az.  two  bars  or  a  chief  per  fess  indented  erm. 

and  arg.  and  a  canton  or.     Hothamj 
Gu.  two  bars  voided  and  a  chief  arg.  over  all  a 


Thompson,  Pel- 
Hare, 


bend  sa.     Thornhill. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  a  chief  erm. 
ham  Raytor,  Kent. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  a  chief  indented  arg. 
Suffolk. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  a  chief  or.     Richmond. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  a  chief  dancetty  or.  Hare, 
Harl.  MS.  1078,  p.  17. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  a  chief  indented  of  the  last. 
Coleane.  Sir  Nicholas  Hare,  Hemerfield, 
Suffolk,  V.  Hare,  Stow  Bardolph,  Norfolk, 
Bart.,  quartering  Crane.  Hare,  Earl  of  Lis- 
towell.  Hare,  Lord  Coleraine.  Hare,  Docking 
Hall ;  Stanhoe  Hall,  Norfolk,  descended  from 
Hare  of  Stow  Bardolph. 

Or.  two  bars  az.  a  chief  gu.  Manners  or  Mannors. 
Manners,  Ethale  or  Etall,  Northumberland. 
M.  John  Maners,  S,  Y.  Manees,  Lord  Roos,Z, 
395.  Sir  Robert  de  Mannees,  M.  Sir  Robert 
Mannees,  V,  Y.  De  Mannees,  F.  Manners, 
Long  Framlington,  Northumberland. 

Or  two  bars  and  a  chief  gu.     Bery.     Harcourt. 

Or  two  bars  and  a  chief  indented  gu.    Montagh. 

Sa.  two  bars  and  a  chief  arg.     Frognall. 

Sa.    two    bars    or    a   chief  arg.      Froghall  or 
Frognall,   Kent.      John  Feogenhall,   Kent, 
V.    Frognall,  V. 
on  a  Chief. . . .      Annulets 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
annulets  gu.  Cooke,  Chancellor  of  the  Ex- 
chequer in  Ireland,  granted  20  July,  1612. 
De  Grey,  Baron  Walsingham. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
annulets  sa.     Ceamlington.     Cromlington,  V. 

Or  two  bars  dancetty  (another  indented)  sa.  on  a 
chief  az.  three  annulets  arg.  Becke,  co.  Berks 
and  co.  Lincoln.  Thomas  Beke,  Arley  White- 
Knights,  co.  Berks,  V. 

Or  two  bars  dancetty  sa.  surmounted  by  the  fasces 
in  pale  ppr.  on  a  chief  az.  three  annulets  arg. 
Beck,  Creeting  St.  Mary  and  Needham  Mar- 
ket, Suffolk ;  descended  from  Becke,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Or  two  bars  dancetty  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three  an- 
nulets of  the  first.     Thomas  Beke,  V. 
Beast  (Dog) 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  over  all  three  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed  or  on  a  chief  of  the  third  a  talbot  gu. 
betw.  two  annulets  sa.  Woodward,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  greyr- 
honnd  courantper  pale  or  and  erm.  St.Albons. 
William  Skipwith,  St.  Alban's,  V. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  grey- 
hound courant  of  the  first.   Skipwith,  Norfolk. 


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23 


BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.     Beast  (Lion) 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass,  or 
collared  of  the  second.   Demardeston,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  az.  on  a  cbief  per  pale  of  the 
first  and  sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  counterchanged. 
Tyngillon,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 
passant  or.     Deverson. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  (or  wavy)  sa.  on  a  chief  gu. 
a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.     Le  Staple,  T. 

Arg.  two  bars  wavy  sa.  on  a  chief  per  pale  of  the 
first  and  second  a  lion  pass,  counterchanged. 
Tingleton. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  demi 
lion  ramp,  issuing  gu.  Egrenhall  or  Egeevale. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass.  or. 
Deneston,  V*. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
or.  Demardeston.  Sir  Piers  Denardeston, 
Suffolk,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Sir  Pere  de 
Dennardestone,  N.    Jamerdeston,  Suffolk. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 
ramp,  sa  bezanty.     Smyth. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  passant  gu. 
"Waldron. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 
ramp,  issuant  ermines.  Smyth,  West  Ham, 
Essex,  and  Stoke  Prior,  co.  Worcester. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 
ramp.  gu.     Smith,  co.  Worcester. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 
ramp,  issuant  gu.  Smith,  Hough,  co.  Chester ; 
confirmed  7  July,  1579.     Smith,  London. 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 
ramp,  issuant  sa.  Sir  James  Smith,  Kt.,  Alder- 
man of  London.  Sir  Thomas  Smyth,  Hough, 
co.  Chester,  V.  Ferdinando  Dudley  Lea- Smith, 
Halesowen  Grange,  co.  Worcester,  the  senior 
co-heir  to  the  title  of  Baron  Dudley,  quar- 
tering Lea  Lord  Dudley,  and  ninety-nine  other 
coats,  including  Ward,  Sutton  alias  Dudley, 
Someril,  Paganel,  Tiptoft,  Holland,  Plantage- 
net,  and  Lyttelton.  Smyth,  Upton,  Essex,  Bart. 

Erin,  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 
pass.  or.     Gifford. 

Erm.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  or.  Osberne  Giffard,  E,  Y. 

Osborne  Glfford,  V.     Osborne,  V*. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  first.     Sir  Adam  Lowthe,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  az. 
Inglefield,  co.  Warwick. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  gu. 
Marbray,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  engr.  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass, 
guard  of  the  first.    Storrs,  Newcastleon-Tyne. 

Gu.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 
ramp,  issuant  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Smith,  Elmshurst,  co.  Stafford ;  derived  from 
Smith,  Heath  End  House,  near  Newcastle- 
under-Lyne;  Visitation  1614. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  first.     Marbury. 

Or  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion  pass, 
of  the  first.    Ferington.    Forington. 
Sheep 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  golden 
fleece  pendant  betw.  two  millrinds  erect  or. 
Barchaud. 

Bird 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or. 
Harrison,  Ireland. 


BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.     Bird  cont. 
Sa.  two  bars  erm.  on  a  chief  indented  per  pale  or 

and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first.     Barlow, 

Sheffield. 
Sa.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  an  eagle 

displ.  of  the  first.  William  Catenis,  V.  Catenis, 

Catenys  or  Catnes. 

Birds 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

martlets  of  the  first.     Ward. 
Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 

martlets  of  the  first.  Anstalboth,  V.    > 

Book 

....  two  bars  wavy  ....  on  a  chief  ....  an  open 

music-book  between  as  many  swords  in  saltire 

....     The  Academy  of  the  Muses,  London. 
....Buildings 
Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the 

last  three  dovecotes  gu.     Lydcotte,  Chicken- 
don,  co.  Oxford. 

Caltraps 

Erm.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

caltraps  or.    Browne. 
....  Castle 
Gu.  two  barrulets  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 

tower  triple-towered  az.     Thornhtll. 
Sa.  two  bars  wavy  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 

castle  of  the  first.    Rawson. 
..  ..Crosses 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 

three  crosses  patty  fitchy  or.     Harvt,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  crosses  patty  fitchy  or.   Harby,  or  Harvy, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1272  and  1273. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  vair  three  crosses 

patty  or.    Owendelle,  or  Owyndale. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  vert  three  crosses 

patty  or.     Owendelle  or  Owyndale. 
....Cups 
Or  two  bars   gu.    on    a   chief  arg.   three   open 

bowls  of  the  second  the  insides  of  the  third. 

Halghton. 

....  Cushions 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 

cushions  of  the  first,  tasselled  or.    Fleming, 

co.  York. 

....  Escallop 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  an  escallop 

betw.  two  mullets   of  the  first.     Madder,  or 

Mather,  Scotland. 
Az.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  an  escallop 

betw.    two    mullets    of   the    field.     Mather, 

Lanton,  co.  Roxburgh. 

....  Escallops 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  ou  a  chief  az.  three  escallops 

ppr.     Boyse,  Bannow,  co.  Wexford,  1658. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  escallops 

gu.     Hazard. 
Az.   two  bars   or   on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

escallops  sa.     Clarke,  Sandford. 
Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  escallops  of 

the  first.     Hassard. 
Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

escallops  of  the  first.    Clerke,  W. 
....  Escucheon 
Or  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  an  inescucheon 

erm.    Norton,  London,  1611 ;  and  Stretton,  co. 

Salop. 

Estoile 

Arg.  two  bars  wavy  az.  on  a  plain  chief  of  the 

last  an  estoile  betw.  two  escallops  or.     Allen, 

Viscount  Allen.     Allen  quartered  by  Proby. 


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BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.     Estoile  cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  a  label  of  five  points  throughout 
gu.  on  a  chief  az.  an  estoile  of  sixteen  points 
or  charged  with  a  plate  thereon  a  cross  of  the 
third  betw.  a  human  skull  in  a  cup  on  the 
dexter  side  and  a  basket  of  bread  i.e.  wastell 
cakes  all  of  the  fifth  on  the  sinister  side.  Royal 
Hospital  of  Bethlehem,  London,  founded 
as  a  priory  1247 — established  as  an  hospital 
for  lunatics  1446 — and  refounded  1546. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  fleur-de-lis  betw. 
two  roses  gu.     Bradshaw. 

Or  two  bars  az.  a  chief  quarterly  of  the  second 
and  gu.  the  first  and  fourth  quarters  each 
charged  with  two  fleurs-de-lis  gold  the  second 
and  third  each  charged  with  a  lion  of  England. 
Makers,  Lord  Roos,  Earl  of  Rutland,  Z.  395 ; 
the  chief  being  an  augmentation  granted  to 
Thomas  Manners,  Etall,  co.  Northumberland, 
and  Belvoir,  Lord  Ros,  created  Earl  of  Rut- 
land, 1525 :  and  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Manners-Sutton,  Baron  Manners,  Foston,  co. 
Lincoln. 

5  Foils 

Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  5-foils 
of  the  first.  Stockwith,  East  Meare,  co. 
Hants ;  Visitation  1634. 

Or  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
5-foils  of  the  first.    Emery,  Kent. 

Or  two  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
5-foils  of  the  first.     Maney,  Kent. 
6-Foils 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
6-foils  of  the  first.  Watram  Mortimer,  Y. 
Walran  Mortymer,  F. 

.. .  .Head  (Beast) 

Erm.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 
leopard's  head  or.     Gifford. 

. . .  .Heads  (Beasts)  Deer 

Gu.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  arg.  two  buck's  heads 
caboosed  of  the  second.     Barendes,  V*. 

Az.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  hart's  heads 
of  the  second.     Hareford. 

Az.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  hart's  heads 
couped  of  the  second.     Hartford. 

Or  two  bars  wavy  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  buck's 
heads  of  the  field.     Hartford,  co.  Bedford. 

....  Leopard 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
leopard's  heads  of  the  first.  Wright,  Bickley, 
co.  Chester;  confirmed  18  Dec.  1853. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  and  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief 
gu.  three  leopard's  heads  or.  Clement,  Kent, 
W. 

....Wolf 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  three 
wolf's  heads  couped  of  the  second.  Leton,  V*. 
Wobrew,  V*. 

Birds 

Ar.  two  bars  wavy  gu.  on  a  chief  purp.  as  many 
eagles'  heads  erased  ppr.     Dorn,  London. 
Horns 

Or  two  bars  nebuly  az.  on  a   chief  arg.  three 
buglehorns  stringed  sa.     Swythen,  V. 
Lozenges 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
lozenges    gu.     Fleming,   Wath,    Cumberland, 
John  Flemyng,  V.     Flemyng,  V. 
Mullet 

Gu.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  mullet 
sa.    Stodew  or  Stowdow. 


BAR.      2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.       Mullets 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  three 
mullets  of  the  second.     Wassington,  V*. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  .a  chief  of  the  last  three 
mullets  of  the  first.     Grigson. 
Palet 

Or  two  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  palet 
(sometimes  called  a  billet)  betw.  as  many  base 
esquires  of  the  first  an  inescucheon  charged 
with  a  fess  and  chief  erm.     Butler. 
Palets 

Az.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
(sometimes  blasoned  pellets)  betw.  as  many 
esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister  of  the  second 
an  escucheon  arg.     Blanckfront. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  second  an  escucheon  gold.     Hogeley. 

Or.  two  liars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
(sometimes  blasoned  a  billet)  betw. two  esquires 
based  dexter  and  sinister  of  the  second  an 
escucheon  ....  (?  sa.)  charged  with  a  fess  and 
chief  erm.  (or  else  an  escucheon  barry  of  four 

erm.  and (?  sa.)     Butler. 

....  Fheous 

Az.  two  bars  wavy  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
pheons  of  the  first.  Blatchford,  Osborne, 
Isle  of  Wight. 

. . .  .Roundles  (Bezants) 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  vert  three  bezants. 
Angevile,  or  Angevtlle,  Thethelthorpe,  co. 
Lincoln.     Angevyne,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many 
bezants.    John,  Penzance,  Cornwall. 
....  (Torteaux) 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  three 
roundles  of  the  second  (?).    Atkins,  Highfield, 
co.  Cork,  1682  ;  the  heiress  m.  St.  Leger. 
. . . .Suns 

Az.  two  bars  erm.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  suns  ppr. 
Nicholson,  co.  Lancaster ;   Cumberland ;   and 
London. 
Chevron 

Arg.  two  bars  and  a  chev.  in  chief  sa.   Holbeame. 

Az.  two  bars  and  a  chev.  in  chief  or.  Sprte,  Spry, 
or  Sprye,  Spryeton,  co.  Devon,  1437,  confirmed 
in    1619;    the    heiress  m.  Gregory.  Spry 

or  Sprye,  Tillond,  Place,  and  Tregolls,  Corn- 
wall; quartering  Trenowth,  Trejago,  Tre- 
withenick,  Cheynduit,  Nanfan,  etc.  Spry,  or 
Sprye,  Cutcrewe,  Trewinny,  Millbrook,  Ug- 
borough,  Plymouth,  and  Stoke  Damarell,  with 
due  diff.  Spry,  or  Sprye,  Tencreke,  Cornwall ; 
descended  from  Sprye  of  Tillond,  Visitation, 
1620,  with  due  diff.  Spry,  or  Spre,  Mawnen, 
Cornwall ;  descended  from  Sprye  of  Tencreke, 
with  due  diff.  Spry,  or  Sprye,  Mevagizzy, 
Cornwall;  descended  from  Sprye  of  Cutcrewe, 
Visitation,  1620,  with  due  diff.  Spry,  or  Sprye, 
Blisland,  Cornwall ;  presumed  to  have  de- 
scended from  Sprye  of  Cutcrewe,  with  due  diff. 
Spry,  Boyton,  and  Launceston,  Cornwall;  con- 
sidered a  branch  of  Sprye  of  Cutcrewe,  with 
due  diff.  Spry,  Truro,  Cornwall.  Spry,  or 
Sprye,  Bodmin,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Devon ;  a 
supposed  branch  of  Sprye  of  Devonshire  and 
Cornwall,  Visitation,  1620.  Spry,  Exeter, 
London,  and  Bath  ;  a  presumed  descendant  of 
Sprye  of  Devonshire  and  Cornwall. 
Crescent 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  crescent  sa. 
Randolfe. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BAH.       2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Crescent  cont. 
Gu.    two    bars    and    a    crescent    in    chief   or. 

MuSCHAMPE. 

Crescents 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  crescents  gu. 
Nonwers,  or  Nowehs. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  crescents  gu. 
Nanvers.  Nevers.  Nonwers,  Norwers,  or 
Nowers,  NoorrwERS.  De  la  Nouers,  or 
Nowers,  Gothurst,  co.  Buckingham,  temp. 
Henry  III.  Sire  de  Nouwers,  N.  Sir  James 
Nowers,  co.  Buckingham,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Sir  John  Nowers,  V.    Pridham. 

Az.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  crescents  arg. 
Cheltenham. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  crescents  arg. 
Sir  Robert  Wetesham,  Suffolk,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  three  crescents  in  chief  or. 
Frampton,  Dorset. 

Or  two   bars   sa.  in   chief  three   crescents   gu. 
Eliott,  Godalming,  Surrey,  W. 
Cross 

Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  cross  formy  fitchy  or. 
Holt,  Aston,  near  Birmingham,  co.  Warwick, 
Bart. ;  the  heiress  m.  Bracebridge.  Holte, 
Erdington  Hall,  co.  Warwick. 

Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  cross  patonce  or. 
Holte,  Aston,  co.  Warwick,  quartering  Erding- 
ton, de  Wolvey,  Castells  or  Castles,  Grimsarwe 
orGrimshaw,  Maidenhach,  Colting,  Combeiford, 
Knight  of  Baschurch,  Willington  of  Barcheston, 
Ferrers  of  Tamworth,  Bradbourne  of  the 
Hough,  Brereton,  Malpas,  Barons  of  Malpas, 
Egerton  of  Malpas,  Corbet,  Orreby,  Strange, 
Cleobery  of  Bradstone,  and  Lister  of  Whit- 
field. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  cross  erm.      Panton. 
Crosses 

Az.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  crosses  croslet  of 
the  second.     Carpenter,  London. 

Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  crosses  formy  or. 
Bathurst,  Leachlade,  co.  Gloucester,  Bart. 

Or  two  bars  az.  in  chief  three  crosses  formy  gu. 
Winstanley,  Winstanley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Winstanley,  co.  Lincoln.  Winstanley,  Braun- 
ston,  co.  Leicester;  derived  from  Winstanley 
of  Lancashire ;  quartering  Holt,  Prideaux,  etc. 
Winstanley,  Woolton  Lodge,  co.  Lancaster. 
Winstanley,  V. 

Sa.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three  crosses  patty  or. 
Bathurst,  Earl  Bathurst.  Bathurst,  co. 
Hants;  Kent;  and  London.  Bathurst,  Lydney 
Park,  co.  Gloucester.  Bathurst,  Richmond, 
Scutterskelf,  Clintz,  and  Arkendale,  co.  York, 
derived  through  Bathurst  of  Horsmanden, 
Kent,  from  Bathurst  of  Cranbrook,  temp.  Hen. 
VI ;  the  coheirs  married  Sleigh  of  Stockton, 
Turner  of  Kirkleatham,  and  Forster  of  Buston. 
Caps 

Az.  two  bars  dancetty  arg.  in  chief  three  covered 
cups  or.     Lagage. 

2  Escallops 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  in  chief  as  many  escallops  gu. 
Sir  ....  de  Haulton,  V.    John  de  Hylton,  F. 

3  Escallops 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  escallops  az. 
ERRiNGTON,Cassina.  Erington.F*.  Errington, 
Errington  and  Beaufront,  Northumberland. 
Errington,  Walwick  Grange  and  High  Warden, 
Northumberland ;  and  Hele,  co.  Wilts ;  de- 
rived from  Errington  of  Enington.  Errington, 
Ponteland,  Northumberland.    John  Eryngton, 


BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

3  Escallops  cont. 

X.    Eyringham,  co.  Devon :  and  with  a  crescent 

for  diff.  Erington,  Denton,  Northumberland. 
Arg.   two  bars  az.  in  chief  three  escallops  gu. 

Sire  de  Halton,  Y. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  escallops 

Roger  de  Melese,  F. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  escallops  gu. 

Eryngton,  V.    Menles,  or  Melles. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  escallops  sa. 

Fitz,  Truro,  Cornwall.  Fitz-Pen,  alias  Phippen. 

Phippen,  Truro,  Cornwall. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  escallops  or. 

Halton. 
Az.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three   escallops  or. 

Bringhurst,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  escallops  arg.     Sir 

John  Backhouse,  or  Bayous,  R.    Bayhouse, 

or  Bayouse,  co.  Lincoln.     Sir  Walter  Bayons, 

co.    Lincoln,    V.     Sir    William     Bayons,     or 

Bayows,  L.    Sir  William  Bayons,  temp.  Edward 

I,   V.    William   de  Bayous,   Y.     Monsire  de 

Bayous,    Y.     Sir    William    de    Bayouse,    N. 

Brawmse.    Rayhouse.     Timme. 
Gu.  two  bars  arg.  in   chief  three  escallops  or. 

Clarke,  co.  Hereford. 
Or.  two  bars   and  in  chief  three  escallops   az. 

Clarke,  co.   Gloucester;   and  London,  1586. 

Clarke,  M.D.,  W. 
Or  two  bars  az.  in  chief   three   escallops   gu. 

Clark,  Shipley,  co.  Somerset.  Clerke.  Valen- 

tyne   Clerke,   London,  and  his   son   Roland 

Clarke,  Kt.,  V.    Holand,  V*.    Holland. 
Or  two  bars  az.  over  all  a  horse's  head  erased 

erm.  in  chief  three  escallops  gu.  John  Clarke, 

Bishop  of  Bath  and  Wells,  W. 
Or  two  bars  az.  depressed  by  a  nag's  head  erased 

or  in  chief  three  escallops  gu.     Clarke,  Ips- 
wich, Suffolk. 
Or  two  bars   and  in  chief  three   escallops   gu. 

Harcourt. 
Sa.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  escallops 

Marriott;  quartering  Pearson  andBoswoRTH. 
Escacheon 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  an  inescucheon  gu. 

Aubervllle,    or    Othberville,   Essex,     and 

Suffolk,  temp.  John.    Dernall,  or  Dervall. 
Gu.  two   bars    and  in  chief    an   escucheon   or. 

Hagelle. 
Or.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  an  escucheon  bendy  of 

eight  of  the  first  and  az.    Rony,  France. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  an  escucheon  of  the 

second.    Seigneur  le  Stratton,  R. 
Escucheons 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  escucheons  sa. 

Clowfield. 
Estoiles 
Arg.  two  bars   and  in   chief  three   estoiles   sa. 

Moyne. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Or  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 

Goulton,  co.  York. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 

Sentllz,  V.    St.  Liz,  V. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three 

fleurs  de-lis  or.     Senlis,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 

Mortemer. 
Gu.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 

Gilbert, Northirlingham,  co.  Norfolk.  Gilbert, 

Cantley,  Postwich  Hall,  and  Chedgrave,  Norfolk, 

1694. 

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BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief. .  ..cont. 
Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Or  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Golton,  Ipswich,  Suffolk.     Tovey. 
Flower 

Az.  two  bars  or  in  chief  a  rose  betw.  two  bugle- 
horns Martin. 

Flowers 

Erm.  two  bars  engr.  one  az.  the  other  gu.  in 
chief  three  roses  of  the  last  on  a  canton  of  the 
same  a  lion  pass.  or.  Lancashire,  Polefield, 
Prestwich,  co.  Lancaster;  the  coheirs  m. 
Scholes,  Tetlow,  and  Greaves. 

Gu.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  roses  arg.  Dalton. 
3-Foils 

Arg.  two  bars  indented  and  in  chief  three  3-foils 
slipped  sa.    Costinell,  Brand. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  3-foils  slipped 
vert.     Soames. 

Or  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  3-foils  slipped  vert 
over  all  on  a  bend  az.  as  many  boar's  heads 
erased  arg.     Copeland,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
in  1836. 
4-Foil 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  4-foil  or. 
Sire  John  de  Twypord,  0. 
5-Foils 

....  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  5 -foils  .... 
Thomas  de  Trentham's  seal,  15  Edward  II, 
Cotton  MS.  Julius,  F.  viii,  fo.  58. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  5-foils  gu. 
Denton,  co.  Buckingham ;  co.  Lancaster ;  and 
co.  Oxford.     Stokeyth  or  Stokwyth,  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  5-foils  sa. 
Denton,  Denton  Hall ;  and  Warnell,  Cumber- 
land; the  heiress  m.  Copley.  Sir  Richard 
Denton,  V.  Eastfield.  Lefevre,  South- 
ampton. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  5-foils  arg. 
Delancey,  or  Delancy. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  three  5-foils  in  chief  (?  arg.) 
Mortimer. 

Sa.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  5-foils  arg. 
Walden,  V. 

Sa.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three  5  foils  pierced 
arg.    Walden.     M.  Alexander  Walden,  S. 

Sa.  two  bars    and    in    chief   three   5-foils    or. 
Wellysham.    Welysham,  V. 
Garb 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  garb  or.    Wever. 
Hand 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  gloves  or  two  and 
one  the  latter  being  between  the  bars.   Monsire 
Walter  Hungerford,  T. 
Head  (Beast)  Deer 

Sa.  two  bars  chequy  or  and  az.  in  chief  a  stag's 
head  cabossed  betw.  two  suns  in  splendour  of 
the  second.  Nicholson,  Ashton-under-Lyne, 
co.  Lancaster. 

....  Leopard 

Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  leopard's  head  arg. 
Totehyll,  V. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  leopard's  face  or. 
Wright,  Cranham  Hall,  Essex. 

Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  leopard's  face  or. 
Wright. 

Heads  (Beast)  Leopard 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  leopard's 
heads  or.  Wright,  Bellenden,  Essex ;  granted 
1767. 

Boar 

Erm.  two  bars  wavy  gu.  in  chief  three  boar's 
heads  couped  sa.    Bayon,  co.  Chester. 


BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief.   ..cont. 
Heads  ( Beasts)  Deer 

Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  buck's  heads 
cabossed  or.  Thomas  Wymberley,  Bitchfield  ; 
and  Spalding,  co.  Lincoln;  granted  16  May, 
1588-9. 

Leopard 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  leopard's  heads 
gu.  Jessop,  Gillingham,  Chilcomb,  Chickwell, 
and  East  Chequerell,  co.  Dorset.  Jessope, 
Jessopp,  and  Jessdp. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  leopard's  heads 
sa.     Poulteney,  co.  Warwick. 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  leopard's  heads 
or.  Wright,  Wrightsbridge,  Horn  church, 
and  Dagenham,  Essex ;  granted  20  June,  1509. 
Wrighte,  Cranham,  Essex,  Bart.;  Gayhurst, 
co.  Buckingham. 

Az.  two  bars  engr.  arg.  in  chief  three  leopard's 
heads  or.    Wright,  Essex. 

Or  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  leopard's  heads 
gu.  Jessop,  Butterly  Hall,  co.  Derby,  derived 
from  Jessop,  Longford.  Jessop,  co.  York. 
Jessop,  Doory  Hall,  co.  Longford.  Jessope, 
Gillingham,  Chilcomb,  Chickwell,  and  East 
Chequerell,  co.  Dorset.    Jessopp  or  Jessxjp. 

Sa.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three  leopard's  faces 
or.    Feltham,  London. 

Lion 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  lion's   heads 
erased  sa.    Worge,  Sussex. 
....Wolf 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  wolf's   heads 
couped     gu.      Leton.    co.    Buckingham,  V. 
Wobrwe  (sic),  V. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  wolf's  heads 
erased  gu.  Lellow,  Lelon,  or  Lelow,  co. 
Buckingham. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  wolf's  heads 
couped  arg.  Knipe,  London;  granted  16th 
Nov.  1616.  Knipe,  co.  Lancaster;  and  West- 
minster. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  wolf's  heads 
erased  arg.  Knight,  Piddington,  co.  North- 
ampton ;  and  co.  York.  Knight,  or  Knite. 
Knyght,  or  Knyte,  V. 

(Fish)  Whale 

Or  two  bars  wavy  and  in  chief  three  whale's 
heads  erect  and  erased  sa.  Colbeck,  co. 
Bedford. 

(Monsters)  Griffin 

Gu.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  of  the  second  over  all  a  bend  compony 
reg.  and  sa.     Greman. 
Hearts 

Erm.  two  bars   and  in  chief  three  hearts   gu. 
Annat,  or  Annot. 
Horns 

Arg.  two  bars  wavy  and  in  chief  three  buglehorns 
stringed  sa.     Swytham. 
Horseshoes 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  horse  shoes  arg. 
Bakepdce,  co.  Rutland. 

Gu.  two   bars   arg.  in  chief  three  horse  shoes 
or.      Sire  Johan  de  Baeepuce,  N.      Sir  John 
Bakepuce,  co.  Cornwall,  V.        Bacpuce,  co. 
Rutland,  W. 
Inkmoline 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  in  the  dexter  chief  point  an 
inkmoline  erm.  Panton,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  co. 
Stafford. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  the  dexter  point  an  inkmo- 
line erm.    Sir  Hugh  Paunton,  Cumberland,  V. 


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BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief. . . .  cont. 

Insects 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in   chief  three  gadflies   sa. 

Fleming,  co.  Lancaster. 
Keys 
Gu.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  keys  arg.   Kirkley. 
Gu.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  keys  arg.  wards 

upward.     Kerkele,  V. 
Mascles 
Az.   two   bars   and  in   chief  three   mascles   or. 

Sperling,  or  Spurling,  Weston,  co.  Hertford  ; 

granted  1586. 

Monster  (Griffin) 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  demi  griffin  issuant 

sa.    Cahurta. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  a  griffin  segreant  az. 

Landawarnick,  Landawarnick,  Cornwall. 
Mullets 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  as  many  mullets  pierced 

sa.    Bale. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  mullets  sa. 

Mawgan,  Cornwall. 
Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  mullets  arg. 

Venables  :  and  with  one  in  the  centre  for  diff. 

Venables,  Antrobus,  co.  Chester. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  mullets  or. 

Hilton. 
Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  mullets  or. 

Bukdett. 
Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  mullets  arg. 

Sir  John  Cantone,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  I, 

V.    Sire  Johan  de  Cauntone,  N.    Wassington. 

Wessington. 
Gn.  two  bars  vair  in  chief  as  many  mullets  or. 

Costes,  V. 
Sa.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  mullets  arg. 

Spylman,  Kent. 
Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  mullets  or. 

Spelman,  or  Spilman,  Essex. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  of  six 

points  az.     Eslington. 
Arg.  two  bars   az.  in  chief  three  mullets   gu. 

Bridleshate. 
Arg.  two  bars  voided  az.  in  chief  three  mullets 

gu.    Bredlashaw,  co.  York. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  in  chief  three  mullets  pierced 

sa.    Mallam. 
Arg.  two  bars   and  in   chief  three  mullets   gu. 

Judkin,  Heyford,  co.  Northampton.    St.  Low. 

Nicholas  de   Moeles,  B.     Washington,   co. 

Lancaster ;   co.  Leicester ;   co.  Northampton ; 

co.  Buckingham  ;  and  Kent.   Geo.  Washington, 

of    Bridge's   Creek,  Westmoreland,    Virginia, 

U.S.,  descended  from  Washington,  of  Sulgrave, 

co.  Northampton  (30  Henry  VIII) ;   Warton  ; 

and  Whitfield.    Wassington,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Wedon,  co.  Buckingham. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  pierced 

gu.    Wassington.    William  de  Wassington,  S. 

Wessington. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  mullets  pierced 

sa.    Wedon. 
Arg.  two  bars   and  in  chief  three  mullets   sa. 

Allen,  Suffolk ;  and  Sussex.    Fogge.    Moigne 

or   Moyne.      William    Moyne,  V.      William 

Owgan,  r. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  pierced 

sa.      Major,    co.    Leicester;     granted    1646. 

Major,  Brampston,  co  Nottingham. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  of  six 

points  sa.    Moign,  V.     William  Moigne,  S. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  three  mullets   vert. 

Kemtson,  Ireland. 


BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Mullets  cont. 

Az.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  pierced 
arg.    Venables,  Woodhill. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  arg. 
Canton,  or  Canntoun,  co.  Leicester.  William 
de  Wessington,  X.  Wrishington,  V. 

Wassington,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  pierced 
arg.    Mallory.    Sir  Constantine  Mortimer,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  mullets  of  six 
points  pierced  or.  Awsthwaite,  Awsthwaite, 
Cumberland ;  the  heiress  m.  Stanley. 

Or  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  mullets  .... 
Denton. 

Or  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  vert. 
Kempson,  Ireland. 

Sa.  two  bars  and  in  chief  three  mullets  or.  Freke, 
Ewern  Courtney,  co.  Dorset;  and  Hanniugton, 
co.  Wilts.  Freke,  West  Bilney,  Norfolk ;  de- 
scended from  Freke,  of  Ewern  Courtney,  co. 
Dorset;  the  heiress  m.,  1741,  Evans.  Freke, 
Baron  Carbery,  quartering  Evans,  with  Stafford 
of  Blatberwick,  Stafford  of  Bromeshall,  Bagot, 
Toeny,  Vernon,  Belliol,  Malbank,  Walkelyn, 
Hastang,  Burdett,  Camville,  Garshall,  Ayles- 
bury, Keymes,  Basset,  Pabenham,  Engaine, 
Bellew,  Fogge,  Tame,  and  Redman. 
Falet 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  pale  of  the  last 
charged  with  a  boar's  head  couped  of  the  field. 
Pakenham. 

Or  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  palet  a  dexter  and  a 
sinister  gyron  gu.  over  all  an  escucheon  or. 
Hogeley. 

Per  pale  az.  and  arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  a  pale 
bet.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
all  counterchanged  an  escucheon  of  the  second. 
"  Thisis  the  true  compounded  coatof  Mortymer 
as  I  have  seene  it  in  a  very  owld  glass  windowe 
in  the  parish  churche  of  Hagley,  in  Worcester- 
shire, per  Yorke  H"  (Brooke) ;  Harl.  MS.  807, 
fo.  100. 
Falets 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  pales  az.  on 
an  inescucheon  or  two  bars  sa.    Brecke. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  palets  gu.  on  a 
canton  sa.  a  boar's  head  couped  arg.  Pakeman,F. 

Arg.  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  palets 
sa.      Chirchman   or    Churchman,   co.  Salop. 

CHTRCHMAN,  V.      KlRKMAN. 

Or  two  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  pales  sa.  an 

inescucheon  gu.    Beverley. 
Sa.  two  bars  and  as  many  palets  in  chief  arg. 

Churchman. 
Fheons 
Arg.  two  bars  embattled  counter-embattled  and 

in  chief  three  pheons  reversed  gu.     James. 
Pile 
Or  two  bars  sa.  from  the  chief  a  pile  counter- 
changed.    Engleham. 
Quarter 
Arg.  two  bars   and   a  quarter  gu.    Ernald   de 

Boys,  P.    Henry  de  Boys,  F.    John  de  Boys, 

A.    Strickland.    Boysy. 
Arg.  two  bars  and   a  quarter  gu.  a  label  arg. 

Sire  John  Corbet,  0. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  quarter  gu.  over  all  a  bead  sa. 

Boys,  Hoston,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  quarter  sa.     Monsire  de 

Twiford,  Y. 
Gu.  two   bars   arg.   a   quarter   erm.      M.   Giles 

Saint-John,  S. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief. .  ..cont. 

on  a  Quarter. ..  .Beast 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  or.      John  Lancaster,  Helgill,  F. 

M.  John  de  Lancastre,  K.  Roger  de  Lancastre, 

X,  F.    William  de  Lancastee,  B. 
....  Castle 
Gu.  two  bars  arg.  on  a  quarter  of  the  second  a 

castle  sa.     Castell,  co.  Berks. 
....  Chevron 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  quarter  sa.  charged  with  on 

a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  of  the  second   a 

wolf's    head    erased    betw.   two    mullets    gu. 

Hill,  V* 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  quarter  sa.  charged  with  on  a 

chev.  betw.  three  pheons  of  the  second  a  wolf's 

head   erased   sa.  betw.   two   mullets   gu.     Sir 

Rowland  Hill,  Alderman  of  London,  V. 
....  Cross 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  cross 

of  the  first.    John  de  Beoghton,  X. 
....  Cushion 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on   a   quarter  of  the  last  a 

cushion  of  the  first.     Le  Sire  de  Deewentwater, 

F.    John  Deewentwatee,  F. 

5-Foil 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  SVfoil 

or.    Rauf  Pipard,  F.    William  Swynfoed,  X. 

John   Twifford,   or  Twyfoed,  L.     John   de 

Twyfoed,  F.    Richard  Twyfoed,  F. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  5 -foil 

arg.    John  Deewentwater,  X. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  5  foil 

or.     Richard  Twyford,  F. 
Roundle 
Gu.  two  bars  or  in  chief  a  bezant.     Lutteeell. 

Brandies 
Az.  two    bars    arg.  in    chief    as    many   plates. 

Bradwell,  co.  Chester.    Venables,  Bradwell, 

co.  Stafford. 
Sa.  two  bars    ....    in    chief   as    many  plates. 

Able. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  three  roundles  . .   . 

Rippingall. 
Az.  two  bars  the  upper  arg.  the  lower  or  in  chief 

a  plate  between  two  bezants.    Pycot,  Deding- 

ton,  V. 

( 3  Bezants) 

Az.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  bezants.  Dodington. 

Elwoethy.    Peckett,  Carlton  Husthwaite,  co. 

York.    Peeicot,  or  Peecot.    Monsire  John 

Picot,  or  Pigot,  Dodington,  F.      Pigot,  Dod- 
ington, co.  York.     Sire  Baudwyne,  Pycot,  N. 

Sir  John  Pygot,  Ayton,  co.  York,  temp.  Edw. 

I,  V.    Pygott,  V*.    Wake,  F. 
Az.  two  bars  dancetty  or  in  chief  three  bezants. 

Ryvers,  Lord    Mayor  of   London,  confirmed 

2  May,  1581. 
Az.  two  bars  dancetty  or  in  chief  three  bezants. 

Rivers,  Chafford,  Kent.,  Bart.,  quartering  as 

an    augmentation   az.  on    a  fess   engr.  betw. 

three  swans   arg.  a  bar  gu.   charged  with    as 

many  roses  of  the  second. 
Gu.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  bezants.     Garland, 

co.  Lincoln.     Garland,  or  Garlant.    Goband, 

Gobond,   or  Gonband,  co.  Lincoln.     Goland. 

Monsire  le  Goband,  F.    Sire  Johan  Gobaud,  N. 

Monsire  Gobaud,    F.         Sir  John  Gouband, 

co.  Lincoln,  V.     Loterell,  V.      Hugh  Wake, 

D. 
Sa.    two    bars     embattled    or    in     chief   three 

bezants.  Barnes  or  Bernes,   co.   Cam- 

bridge. 


BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Roundles  cont.  (3  Harts) 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  in  chief  three  hurts.  Carnaby. 
William  Carnaby,  X.  Robert  de  Halton,  F. 
Kaenabye,  Northumberland.  Karnabye.  Sire 
de  Keenaby,  V.  Keenaby  or  Keenby. 
Wittlebury,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  in  chief  three  hurts  on  a  canton 
of  the  firstalion  ramp. of  the  second.  Karnabye. 
(3  Ogresses) 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  in  chief  three  ogresses.  Watts. 
John  Watts,  Alderman  of  London,  granted 
1596,  W. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  as  many  ogresses  of 
the  second  on  a  canton  sa.  a  boar's  head  couped 
of  the  first.     Pakeman,  F*. 

Arg.  two  bars  per  pale  indented  az.  and  gu.  in 
chief  three  ogresses.  Dodwell,  Dublin ; 
granted  10  March,  1662. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.in  chief  three  ogresses.  Allerton. 

Arg.  two  bars  embattled  sa.  in  chief  three  ogresses. 
Barnes.     Beens,  Soham,  co.  Cambridge. 
(3  Plates) 

Az.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  plates. 
Hungeefoed,  Farleigh  Castle  Chapel.  Walter 
Hungebfoed,  F. 

Gu.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  plates.  Halsted. 
De  Moeles.  Molston.  John  Mottles,  co. 
Devon.  V.  Otby,  Otteby,  and  Otteeby,  co. 
Lincoln.  Sire  Randolf  de  Otteby,  N.  Pycott, 
V*.  Sire  Huge  Wake  le  Oncle,  N.  Wake, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Purp.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  plates.  Sir 
Randolf  Otby,  co.  Lincoln,  V.  Otteby,  V*. 
Ottsby,  V*. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  three  plates.  Adam. 
Sire  Adam  Fitz  John,  co.  Lincoln,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V.  Sire  Adam  le  Fitz  John,  N,  Y. 
Fitz-John,  co.  Lincoln.  Sir  John  Hungerford, 
V.  Hungerford,  Down  Ampney  and  Winrush, 
co.  Gloucester;  and  Farley  Castle,  co.  Somer- 
set; a  Baron  in  1426.  Hungerford,  Caher- 
more,  co.  Cork;  a  branch  of  Hungerford, 
of  Farley  Castle.  Hungerford,  Dingley, 
co.  Northampton;  quartering  Holdich. 
Hungerford,  Calne,  co.  Wilts;  quartering 
Hungerford  of  Heytesbury.  John  de 
Riginghale,  D. 

Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  plates  over  all 
on  a  bend  gu.  a  lion's  head  erased  of  the 
second.    Segar,  or  Sugar,  Tilney,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  two  bars  or  in  chief  three  plates.  John 
Abell,  F. 

....  (3  Torteaux) 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux. 
Angevyne,  co.  Lincoln.  Bluworth,  or 
Blurproth.  Colland.  Menles.  Monsire  de 
Meubes,  F.  Moels,  Baron  Moels,  a  Baron  in 
1292  ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Courtenay  and  Bottreaux. 
Sir  John  Moells,  I.  John  Moels,  F.  Roger 
de  Moels,  F.  Moels,  or  Mules,  Sumbridge. 
Mole,  Tringeg,  co.  Bedford ;  and  Northampton. 
Roger  de  Moles,  E.  Morles,  co.  Somerset. 
Johan  de  Moules,  J,  N.  Sir  John  de  Moyles, 
H.  Mules,  Honiton,  co.  Devon.  Mules, 
Ernsborough,  co.  Devon  ;  and  Cadbury,  co. 
Somerset ;  derived  from  the  baronial  family  of 
Moels.  Mules,  Ilminster,  co.  Somerset;  a 
younger  branch  of  Mules  of  Swimbridge  and 
Cadbury.  Mukis  or  Mulis,  co.  Devon. 
Treckingham.  Monsire  John  de  Trekingham, 
F.  Wake,  Deeping,  co.  Lincoln.  Sir  Robert 
Welle,  V. 


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BAR.       2  BARS  and  in  chief. . .  .cont. 

Roundles (3  Torteaux)  cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux,  over  all 

a  baton  sa.     Crekingham. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux  over  all 

a  bend  sa.     Trekingham,    V*.     Trekenham. 

Trikenham,  V*.     Trykingham,  V*. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux  over  all 

a  bendlet  sa.      Walter    de   Trekingham,   co. 

Lincoln,    V.      Trikingham,    co.    Lincoln,    V. 

Trykingham,  Trykingham,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  in  chief  three  torteaux.  Mould, 

Appleby,  co.  Leicester. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux.     Wake, 

Clevedon,  co.  Somerset,  Bart.    Le  Sire  de  Wake, 

Y.    Wake,  Lydell.Z,  110,215.    Baldwin  Wake, 

A,  D,  E.     Hugh  Wake  or  le  Wake,  B,  P.     Sir 

John  Wake   or  De  Wake,  G,  H,  J,  N;    Sir 

Hugh  de  Wake,  co.  York,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

aud  with  a  baton  az.  Sir  Hugh  Wake,  N. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux  over  all  a 

bend  sa.     Wages,  V*. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux  over  all  a 

bendlet  ....    Waces,  Norfolk,  V. 
Suns 
Az.  two  bars  ....  in  chief  three  suns.   Spratley. 
Az.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three  suns  or.   Nicholl, 

Greenhill    Grove,    co.    Hereford.      Nichols. 

Nicholson,     Thelwall     Hall,     co.     Chester. 

Nicholson,   co.   Cumberland;     and    co.   Lan- 
caster.    Nicholson,  London  ;  confirmed  1596. 
Az.  two   barrulets  or  in   chief  three   suns  ppr. 

Jenkinson,    Watton,    co.    Derby ;      baronetcy 

1685. 
Gu.  two  bars  erm.  in  chief  three  suns  in  glory  or. 

Nicholson,    Ballow    House,    co.   Down ;    de- 
rived from  Nicholson  of  Cumberland ;  quarter- 
ing Steele. 
Wheel 
Az.  two  bars  or  in  chief  a  Catharine  wheel  betw. 

as    many    buglehorns    arg.     Mertins,    Lord 

Mayor  of  London,  1725. 
Wreaths 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  in  chief  three  cbaplets  of  roses 

gu.     Basteed.     Sir  William   de   Basset,   V. 

Sir  William  Basset,  N. 

2  BARS  and  in  base.... 
Or  two  barrulets  in  chief  az.  an  eagle  displ.  in 

base  gu.     Cussans,  Jamaica,  granted  1767. 
2  BARS  betw.  or  within 

(some  coats,  placed  here  in  compliance  with 

a  customary  method  of  hlason,  will  also 

be  found  in  the  divisions  to  which 

they  properly  belong. ) 
Annulets 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  three  annulets  arg.  Rykhill,  V. 
Sa.  two  bars  betw.  three  annulets  in  chief  and  a 

fleur-de-lis  in  base  or.     Burdus,  Middlesex  ; 

granted  8  Aug.  1720. 
Az.  two  bars  or  betw.  six  annulets  of  the  last 

three  two  and  one.     Cruden. 
Beasts 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale 

or.      Minterin  or  Minterne,  Bateombe,  co. 

Dorset ;  and  Thorpe,  Surrey. 
Gu.  two  bars  humetty  arg.  betw.  three  lions  pass. 

in  pale  or.     Gibson,  Teede,  co.  Lancaster. 
Az.  two  bars  gu.  betw.  nine  lions  pass,  guard,  or. 

Bradshaw,  co.  Buckingham,  1506. 
Billets 
Ar.  two  bars  wavy  betw.  three  billets  sa.     Hone, 

co.  Devon. 


BAR.       2  BARS  betw.  or  within 

Billets  cont. 
Az.  two  bars  betw.  six  billets  or.    Hone,  Ireland. 
Gu.  two  barrulets  erm.  betw.  six  billets  or.    May, 

Stoke,  Suffolk  ;  granted  4  June,  1687-8. 

Birds (3  Ducks) 

Arg.    two    bars    wavy    betw.  three    ducks    arg. 

Shirley,  V.* 

(3  Eagles) 

Ar.   two   barrulets   and    three   eagles   displ.   sa. 

Sir  John  Spencer,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1594. 

(3  Martlets) 

Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  two  and 

one.     Richard  Warde,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  (another 

or).     Brigford. 
Or  two  bars  az.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  Paynell. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  in  pale  sa. 

Ankyrsley. 
Or  two  bars'  betw.  three  martlets  sa.     Salkyns, 

London. 
Sa.  two  bars  wavy  betw.  three  martlets  or.   Todd, 

Bray,  co.  Berks. 
Sa.  two  barrulets  betw.  three  martlets  or.  two  and 

one.    Muttlebury,  W. 

(3  Pigeons) 

Az.  two    barrulets    or  betw.  three  doves    ppr. 

Barrett,  London ;  granted  1773. 
....  (3  Swans) 
Az.  two  bars  wavy  betw.  three   swans   arg.  two 

and  one.    Shirley,  V. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  betw.  six  birds  gu.  three  two  and 

one.    William  Paynell,  A. 

(6  Martlets) 

Arg.  two  bars  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  two 

and  one.    Rokinge.    Roringe,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  within  an  orle  of  six  martlets 

gu.     Paynell,  co.  Hants ;  and  Sussex. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  six  martlets  sa.  three  two  and 

one.    M'Coy,  Scotland. 
Arg.  two  bars  vert  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three 

two  and  one.    Atmore. 
Az.  two  bars  erm.  betw.  six  martlets  or.    Maw,  co. 

Lancaster ;  and  Suffolk. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  six  martlets  arg.  three  two 

and   one.     Chalons,   co.   Devon.     Eiseldon. 

Sir  John  Eland,  co.  York,  V.    Eland  or  Eyland, 

co.  York.    Elland.    Yseldon. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  six  mai'tlets  arg.  two  two  and 

two.    Egland,  or  Eyland,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  two  bars  or  betw.  six  martlets  ....     Leeks. 
Or  two  bars  az.  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  two 

and  one.    Thomas  Paynell,  A. 
Or  two  bars  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  two  and 

one.    Marley. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  betw.  six  martlets  az.  three  two 

and  one.     Creich,  or  Creigh,  Scotland. 

(8  Martlets) 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  betw.  eight  martlets  gu.  three 

two   and  three.     Panell,   V*.     Sir  William 

Powell,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  eight  martlets  sa.    Furlong. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  eight  martlets  arg.  three  two 

and  three.    Challons,  co.  Devon.   D ankyrsley, 

co.  York.     Sir  Thomas  de  Elande,  S.    Eytend. 

Smetheley,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  eight  martlets  or  three  two 

and  three.    Chalons,  co.  Devon. 
Or  two  bars  az.  within  an  orle  of  eight  martlets 

gu.    Paynell,  co.  Hants. 
Or  two  bars  az.  betw.  eight  martlets   gu.  three 

two  two  and  one.     Thomas  Paynell,  Q.     Sir 

Thomas  Paynnell,  co.  Hants,  V. 


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BAR.    2  BAKS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  (9  Martlets) 
Arg.  two  bars  engr.  az.  betw.  nine  martlets  gu. 

More,  Taunton,  co.   Somerset;    and  Heytes- 

bury,  co,  Wilts. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  betw.  nine  martlets  vert  three 

three  two  and  one.     Moore. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  gu.       More, 

co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  gu.  three  three 

and  three.      Frater.      Moore,  Wichford,  co. 

Hants;  Visitation  1034.     Poringe. 
Arg.  two  bars  engr.  the  first  sa.  the  second  az. 

betw.  nine  martlets  gu.  three  three  and  three. 

More,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  two  bars  vert  betw.  nine  martlets  gu.  three 

three  two  and  one.     More,  co.  Hants  ;  and  co. 

Somerset,  V.     Panell. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  vert.      Ailard. 

More. 
Gu.  two  bars  arg.  betw.  nine  martlets . . . .  Etwall. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  arg.    Challows. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  arg.  three  three 

two  and  one.     Sir  John  Chalons,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  arg.  three  three 

and  three.     Tankersley. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  arg.  four  three 

and    two     (another,    four    two    and    three). 

Smethley. 
Gu.  two  bars  arg.  betw.  nine  maitlets  or  three 

three  and  three.    Smethley. 
Gu.  two  bars  vert  betw.  nine  martlets  arg.  three 

three  and  three.     Chalons,  V*. 
Or  two  bars  betw.  nine  martlets  gu.  three  three 

and  three.     Chalons. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  betw.  nine  martlets  az.  three 

three  and  three.     Creech,  Edinburgh. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  an  orle  of  martlets  gu.  William 

Pannell,  F.    William  Paynell,  E,  Y. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  an  orle  of  martlets  gu.    Sire 

William  Paynell,  N. 
Az.  two  bars  or  an  orle  of  martlets  gu.     Monsire 

Roger  Burdet,  Y.    ■ 
Gu.  two  bars  or  an  orle  of  martlets  arg.     Sire 

John  de  Holand,  0. 
Gu.  two  bars  and  an  orle  of  martlets  or.    John 

Blande,  Y. 
Or  two  bars  az.  an  orle  of  martlets  gu.     Thomas 

Painel,  E.     Sire  Thomas  Paynell,  Q,  X. 
Or    two   bars   within    an   orle   of    martlets    gu. 

Morley  or  Merley,  France. 
Bordure 
Arg.   two    bars    az.   and    a   bordure  engr.  gu. 

Olney. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  within  a  bordure  sa.    Parr. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  a  bordure  eDgr.  sa.     Sir  Gilbert 

de  Halsall,  co.  Lancaster,  V.    Parr,  Parre, 

co.  Lancaster ;  and  its  branches,  co.  Derby ; 

co.    Leicester ;     Horton,    co.    Northampton ; 

Kempnall ;  Eccleston ;  etc.   Parr,  Stonelands, 

co.   Devon;    quartering   Codrington.      Parr, 

Kendal,  co.  Westmoreland,  Z, 490;  quartering 

the   coat  of   augmentation   granted   by   King 

HenryVIII  to  the  family  of  his  queen,  Katherine 

Parr — or  on  a  pile  gu.  three  roses   of  York 

betw.  six  of  Lancaster.     Ranne,  V, 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  a  crescent 

for  diff.   Parr,  Liverpool,  co.  Lancaster ;  Honn, 

West  Derby;   Lythwood;    and  co.  Salop,  de- 
rived from  Parr  of  Kendal. 
Arg.  two  bars   az.  within   a  bordure   engr.   sa. 

bezanty.       Parr,  Backford,  co.  Chester;    de- 
rived from  Parr  of  Kendal. 


BAR.    2  BARS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  on  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  eight 
escallops  of  the  field.  Parr,  granted  1590; 
derived  from  Parr  of  Parwich,  near  Warrington, 
co.  Lancaster;  with  several quarterings.  Parr, 
Fir  Grove,  in  West  Derby  ;  Grappenhall  Heyes, 
co.  Chester  ;  derived  from  Parr  of  Ormskirk. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. . . .  Benet, 

V*.      KNOTTISFORD,  V*.       KoTTISFORD,   V. 

Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  gu.  within  a  bordure  az. 

Constable. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure   engr.  az. 

Sutton,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  two  bars  within  a  bordure  gu.     Heligsal, 

or  Helingsale.    Helingsale,   V.     Lawfull. 

Pigmeyne,  or  Pigveney. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  pean. 

Sibthorpe,  Canwick  Hall,co.  Lincoln  ;  quarter- 
ing Waldo. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.    Gibthorp, 

Gilthorpe  or  Gythorpe.        Gibthorpe,    V. 

William  Sibthorp,  Thorpe,  V. 
Arg.   two   bars  gu.  within  a  bordure   engr.   sa. 

Benett,    co.    Stafford.      Bennett,    Dublin; 

quartering  az.  three  plates.    Cokesford,  Laun- 

ton,     co.     Oxford;      confirmed     Feb.     1611. 

Cottesford,    co.    Oxford ;     and    co.    Devon. 

Gibthorpe,  V*.    Martyn,  co.  Devon.    Parre, 

V*.    Sibthorpe,  V*.    Sybthorpe,  St.Alban's, 

co.  Herts ;  and  Ladham,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  eight 

bezants.     Cottesford. 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa. 

Scarshall.     Sharshai.l. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  charged 

with  eight  cinquefoils  or.     Preston,  co.  Bed- 
ford ;     and    Chilwick,    co.  Hertford ;    granted 

1629. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.     Baraby, 

Lincoln.    Deane. 
Arg.   two   bars   sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

William  de  Londe,  or  Loude,  Y.    William  de 

Wivile,  E.    Wyvel.    William  Wyvlll,  V. 
Arg.  two  bai's  sa.  within  a  bordure  invecked  gu. 

Wimley,  Wimley,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.   two   bars   sa.  within   a   bordure   engr.  or. 

Cromwell,  V.    Winile. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 

charged  with  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Stokes. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  bordure  sa.     Rodeley. 
Arg.  two  bars  and  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  Wyvtle. 
Az.  two  bars  within  a  bordure  arg.  gutty  desang. 

Amarle. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure 

compony  of  the  second  and  third.    Lee. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  over  all  a  bend  gu.  within  a 

bordure  engr.  gobony  of  the  second  and  third. 

Isall.     Ley,  co.  Buckingham. 
Az.  two   bars   wavy   arg.   within   a  bordure   or. 

Brooksbank,  Eland,  Halifax,  co.  York ;    and 

Hackney,  Middlesex. 
Az.  two  bars  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Lavall. 
Az.  crusily  and  two  bars  or  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

John  de  Bar,  K. 
Erm.  two  bars  and  a  bordure  gu.    Bedman. 
Gu.  two   bars  within  a  bordure   arg.    Deane, 

Syeston,  co.  York. 
Gu.  two  bars  and  a  bordure  erm.     Abriscourt, 

co.    Oxford.      M.    Nicol    Dabrichcourt,    S. 

Sansett  Dabrichcourt,  S.        Dabrichcourt, 

or  Dambreticourt,  V.      Sir  John  Dapscourt, 

T. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


31: 


BAR.    2  BARS  betw.  or  within. . .  .cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Gu.  two  bars  dancetty  or  within  a  bordure  sa. 
Ashmell,  Asmall,  and  Aspinwall,  Northum- 
berland. 
Or  two  bars  and  a  bordure  erm.    Abriscourt,  co. 

Oxford. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa.  a  bordure  az. 

Faulkner. 
Or  two   bars  nebuly  gu.  within  a  bordure  com- 

pony  of  the  second  and  arg.     Dauncey. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.     Deynes, 

Coddenham,  Suffolk. 
Or  two  bars  and  a  bordure  vert.     Abriscourt, 

co.  Oxford. 
Sa.    two    bars    and    a    bordure    arg.     Byncks. 

Lamott,  London,  formerly  of  Flanders,  1633. 
Sa.  two  bars  arg.  within  a  bordure  gu.     Deane, 

co.  Berks. 
Castles 
Sa.  two  bars  engr.  betw.  as  many  towers  triple- 
towered  in  chief  arg.  and  three  crescents  in 

base  or.   Bragge,  or  Braig,  Nether  Augeshark, 

Scotland.    Bragge,  Scotland. 
Sa.  a  bar  gemel  or  betw.  three   towers   triple- 
towered  arg.     Claver,  co.  Buckingham. 
Sa.  two  bars  or  betw.  three  towers  arg.   Cleaver. 
Sa.  two  barrulets  arg.  betw.  five  towers  two  in 

chief  and  three  in  base  or.    Brogg,  Scotland. 
Coronets 
Or  two  bars  az.  betw.  three  ducal  crowns  gu.  two 

and  one.   Genevel,  or  Geneville.   Genevill, 

Northumberland.    Genewell,  V.    Grenewell. 

Greenwell,    Greenwell    Ford,    co.    Durham. 

Grenwell,  Grenwell  Hill,  co.  Durham,  V. 
Crescents 
Arg.  two    bars    gu.  betw.  three    crescents    sa. 

Walton. 
Or  two  bars  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  two  and 

one.    William  Wodell,  V. 
Or    a   bar   gemel   betw.    three    crescents    gu. 

Wodell. 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  az.  betw.  six  crescents .... 

three  two  and  one.     Hornbrook,  Tavistock. 
Arg.  two  bars    betw.  seven   crescents   sa.  three 

three  and  one.     Hewes. 
Crosses 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  as  many  crosses   crosslet 

fitchy  in  chief  and    an    anchor  in    base   sa. 

Loghlan  or  Losack,  Scotland. 
Az.  two  bars  wavy  arg.  betw.  as  many  crosses 

crosslet  fitchy  in  chief  or  and  a  swan  with  wings 

endorsed  in  base   of  the  second.      Lachlan. 

Lauchlan. 
Az.  two  bars   dancetty  erm.  betw.   six   crosses 

crosslet  or  three  two   and   one.       Hairsnet. 

Harsnet,  Bishop  of  Chichester;  gran'zd  1613. 

Harsewitt,  Norvell. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  betw.  six  crosses  crosslet  gu. 

three  two  and  one.     Mellent,  or  Mellert. 
Az.  two  bars  betw.  seven  crosses  crosslet  or.   Sir 

Thomas  Blakingham,  Suffolk,  V.       Blaknys, 

Norfolk. 
Az.  two  bars  betw.  seven  crosses  crosslet  or  three 

three    and   one   within   a  bordure   engr.   gu. 

Bay. 
Gu.  two  bars  vair  and  seven  crosses  crosslet. . . . 

three  three  and  one.     Mortimer  alias  Zouch. 

Harsnet. 
Gu.  two  bars  vair  betw.  eight  crosses  crosslet  or 

four  three  and  one.      Will,  de  Mortimer,  V. 
Az.  two  bars  dancetty  erm.  betw.  nine   crosses 

crosslet  or.    Harsnet,  Sussex. 


BAR.    2  BARS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Escallops 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  three   escallops   arg.      Sire 

William  Bause,  0. 
Gu.  two  bars  erm.  betw.  six  escallops  or  three 

two   and   one  a  bordure  of  the  second.     Sir 

....  Dabrigecourte,  V. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  betw.  eight  escallops  az.     Prew 

or  Prue. 
Estoiles 
Sa.  two  bars  betw.  two  stars  of  six  points  or. 

Twvning.  Bryn,  co.  Pembroke. 
Arg.   two  bars  betw.  three  stars   of  six  points 

pierced  sa.    Doughty. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  and  six  estoiles  gu.     Prierse, 

V*. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  betw.  six  estoiles  gu.  three  two 

and  one,  Pearse,  Court,  co.  Devon ;  granted 

12    August,    1641.     Pearse,    Dulverton,    co. 

Somerset. 
Az.  two  bars  erm.  betw.  six  estoiles  arg.  three  two 

and   one.       Harrison,   Copford   Hall,   Essex, 

quartering  Fiske.     Harrison,  Dow  Hill,  Kent. 
Az.  two  bars  erm.  betw.  six  estoiles  or  three  two 

and    one.      Harrison,     Essex;    Reisby    and 

Burton-Stath,  co.  Lincoln. 
Fish 
Or  two  bars  wavy  betw.  three  shrimps  in  pale  gu. 

Atsea,  V. 

Flaunches 
Gu.  two  bars  arg.  betw.   on   each   of  as  many 

flaunches  erm.  a   cross   crosslet  of  the  field. 

Marshall,  Ardwick,  and  Penwortham  Lodge, 

co.  Lancaster;  quartering  Earnshaw. 
Arg.  two  bars  humetty  gu.  betw.  as  many  flaunches 

of  the   second   three   garbs   in   fess   counter- 
changed.     Fryer. 
Sa.  in  chief  a  bar  gemel  betw.  two  flaunches  arg. 

Arthawe. 

Fleur-de-lis 
Gu.  two  bars   or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 

Elsing. 
Az.  two  bars  dancetty  erm.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis 

or  three  two  and  one.     Cademan,  Norfolk  and 

London  ;  granted  1633. 
Vert  two  bars  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  or  three  two 

and  one.     Styles,  Kent  and  London. 
Sa.   two  bars   erm.  betw.  nine  fleurs-de-lis   or. 

Farrant,  Kent. 
4-Foils 
Az.  two  bars  betw.  six  4-foils  arg.    Vincent,  V. 

5-Foils 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  5-foils  sa.     Bartlett, 

Weston  in  Branscombe,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  two  bars  erm.  betw.  six  5-foils  arg.  three  two 

and  one.     Robert  Browte,  V. 
Arg.  (another  or)  two  bars  betw.  eight  5-foils  gu. 

four  three  and  one.     Lanvoys.  . 
Fruit 
Sa.  two   bars  enn.  betw.  fifteen  wheat  ears  or 

five  five   and   five   a  bordure  of  the  second. 

Stokes,  W. 
Guttys 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  betw.  eight  guttys  de  larmes 

four  three  and  one.    Chaury. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  betw.  nine  guttys  az.  three 

three  and  three.    Chawey.    Chowrey. 
Hands 
Az.  two  bars  wavy  erm.  betw.  three  dexter  hands 

couped  at  the  wrist  apaumy  arg.     Seagood. 
Heads  (Beasts)  Bear 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  gu. 

Letton,  or  Lytton,  co.  Hertford. 


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2  BARS  betw.  or  within . 


.cont. 


BAR. 

Heads  (Beasts)   Boar 
Or  a  fess  gemel  gu.  betw.  three  boar's   beads 

erased  at  the  neck  sa.    Jeniunson,  Norfolk. 
....Dog 
Per  fess  erm.  and  az.  two  bars  engr.  betw.  three 

talbot's  heads  erased  counterchanged.  Burton, 

quartering  Robinson. 

Horse 

Or  two  bars  gu.  voided  betw.  three  horse's  heads 

erased  sa.  Jenkinson,  Norwich  ;  granted  1087. 
....  Leopard 
Vert  two  bars   engr.  arg.  betw.  three   leopard's 

heads   or.     Child,  London,  and   Newton,  co. 

Northampton. 
Vert  two  bars  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  or. 

Child,  Surat,  East  Indies ;  and  Dervil,  Essex ; 

Baronetcy  1684. 

(Human  Figure) 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  betw.  three  close  helmets  or. 

Gabriel  Armigee,  London ;  and  North  Creake, 

Norfolk,  1730. 
Az.  two  bars  or  betw.  three  helmets  arg.  Almiger. 

Armiger,  Norfolk,  1716. 

(Beasts)  Leopard 
Az.  two  bars  betw.  six  leopard's  heads  or  three 

two  and  one.    Shrimpton. 
..  ..Lion 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  six  lion's  heads  cabossed  gu. 

Muskett,  Intwood  Hall,  Norfolk ;   descended 

from   Muskett,    Haughleigh,    Suffolk,  temp. 

Henry  VIII. 
Or  two  bars  betw.  six  lion's  heads   erased  gu. 

Goodwin,  Hammersmith,  Middlesex. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  betw.  six  lion's  heads  couped  gu. 

three  two  and  one.    Kearsley,  or  Kearsly, 

co.  Lancaster;   and  London;  granted   2  Oct. 

1622. 

Insects 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  bees  sa.    Flemings,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  butterflies  volant  sa. 

Flemings.  V*. 
Sa.  two  bars  betw.  seven  bees  arg.  three  three 

and  one.     Combe,  co.  Somerset. 
Lozenges 
Gu.  two  bars  or  betw.  six  lozenges  arg.  three  two 

and  one.     Combe,  co.   Devon ;   and   London ; 

granted  2  July,  1663.      Goodwin  or  Goodwyn, 

Streatham,     Surrey,    Z,    424;    Dorking    and 

Guildford,     Surrey ;      and     Lewes,     Sussex. 

Goodwyn,  Sussex ;  granted  by  Camden,  W. 
Mascles 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  six  mascles  sa.  three  two  and 

one.    Barnes,  co,  Berks  ;  Baron. 
Az.  two  bars  betw.  six  mascles  voided  or  three 

two  and  one.     Darnell,  Heylings,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  nine  mascles  sa.  three  three 

and  three.    Baron. 
Mullets 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  as  many  mullets  sa.  pierced 

or.    Doughty,  Louth,  co.  Lincoln ;  Theberton 

Hall,  Suffolk. 
Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  two  mullets  or  in  base 

an  annulet  of  the  last.    Sptlman.     Spillman, 

Waldon,  V. 
Sa.  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  mullets  .... 

in  base  two  annulets  or.  Spelman,  or  Spilman, 

Essex. 
Arg.  two  bars  nebuly  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  sa. 

Kennan,  Ireland. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  mullets  of  six  points 


pierced  sa. 
1730. 


Philip   Doughty,  Westminster, 


BAR.    2  BARS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  mullets  of  six  points  sa. 

pierced    or.      Doughty,    or    Doutey,   Esher, 

Surrey ;    Snarford  Hall,  and  Boston,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 
Gu.  two  bars  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  Scarysbroke. 
Az.  two  bars  arg.  betw.  six  mullets  or  three  two 

and  one.     Felgate,  or  Fellgate,  Yaxley,  co. 

Suffolk. 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  betw.  nine  mullets  ....  three 

three  and  three.    Jephson. 
Pheons 
....  two  bars  ....  betw.  three  pheons  reversed 

....  Feieder,  Little  Horkesley,  co.  Eussex. 
Arg.  two  bars  betw.  three  pheons  gu.  Colegrave. 
Az.  two  bars  betw.  three  pheons  or.     Smith,  or 

Smyth,  London. 
Reptiles 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  betw.  as  many  serpents  vert. 

Refuge. 

Roundles  (Bezants) 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  two  bars  or  betw.  three 

bezants  in  chief  and   a  pheon  in   base   arg. 

Gowland,  Durham ;  granted  1749. 
(Ogresses) 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  within  a 

bordure  engr.  of  the  second.    Alberton,  co. 

Devon. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  within  a 

bordure  engr.  of  the  second.    Aylberton. 
(Plates) 
Sa.  two  bars  arg.  betw.  three  plates.    Hunger. 

(Torteaux) 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux  over  all  a 

baston  sa.     Sire  Walter  de  Thurkingham,  0. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux  a  bordure 

sa.     Crekingham. 
Stones 
Arg.  two  bars  wavy  betw.  three  honestones  az. 

Hones,  Ottery,  co.  Devon. 

2  BARS  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief. . . . 
Birds 

Arg.  two  bars  the  first  engr.  on  the  upper  side  the 
second  on  the  under  side  az.  betw.  three  roses 
gu.  stalked  and  leafed  vert  two  martlets  of  the 
third  betw.  the  roses  in  chief.     Holyman. 
Canton 

Arg.  two  bars  a  bordure  engr.  and  a  canton  gu. 
Corbet. 
on  a  Canton ....  Sword 

Erm.  two  bars  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  on  a 

canton  of  the  last  a  dagger  erect  ppr.  pomel 

and  hilt  or.       Nugent,  Waddesdon,  co.  Berks, 

Bart.     Nugent,  Donore,  co.  Westmeath,  Bart. 

Chief 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  betw.  six  ogresses  a  chief  of  the 
second.     Blankeley,  V. 
on  a  Chief Fleurs-de-lis 

Or  two  bars  az.  on  a  chief  quarterly  of  the 
second  and  gu.  four  fleurs-de-lis  two  lions  pass, 
guard,  of  the  field  all  within  a  bordure  wavy 
compony  arg.  and  sa.  Manners,  Hanby  Hall, 
co.  Lincoln ;  and  Buckminster,  co.  Leicester ; 
baronetcy  5  Jan.  1793. 
Heads 

Gu.  two  bars  or  a  bordure  arg.  in  chief  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  of  the  second.      Greman. 
Monster 

Arg.  two  bars  az.  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  in  chief  a 
griffin  pass.  gu.  Litler,  Tathwell,  co.  Lincoln. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BAB.       2  BARS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. .  ..cont. 
Mullets 
Arg.  two  bars  a  bordure  and  in  chief  three  mullets 

sa.     Sir  Hugh  Bossakd,  0. 
Roundles  (Ogresses) 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  a  bordure  "  recersily"  sa.  in  chief 

three  ogresses.     Thomas  Wake,  Epine.  Y. 
Arg.  two  bars  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  in  chief 

three  ogresses.     Allerton,  V. 
. .  ..(Torteaux) 
Arg.  two  bars  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  in  chief 

three  torteaux.    Parr,  Kempnall,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  two  bars  -within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  in  chief 

three  torteaux.     Thomas  Wake,  Blysworth,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  indented  sa. 

in  chief  three  torteaux.    Wake.     Sir  Thomas 

Wake,  Blithesworthe,  0. 
Arg.  two  bars   gu.  a  bordure  "  recersily"  sa.  in 

chief  three  torteaux.    Monsire  Thomas  Wake, 

Blisworth,  Y. 

On  2  BARS 
Annulets 
Arg.  on  each  of  two  bars  gu.  an  annulet  .... 

Martin,  co.  Dorset. 
Beasts 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  two  and 

one.    Dannett,  co.  Leicester. 
Birds 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  martlets  of  the  field. 

Cranber. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  martlets  or  two  and 

one.    Willey. 
Arg.  two  bars  engr.  gu.  on  the  upper  as  many 

martlets  or  and  on  the  lower  three  escallops  of 

the  field.     Toll. 
Az.  two  bars  or  on  the  upper  bar  three  martlets 

gu.        Sire  Robert  Bordet,  N.        Sir  Robert 

Burdett,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Az.  on  two  bars  or  three  martlets  gu.     M.  John 

Burdet,  S.    Burdett,  co.  Leicester. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  martlets  or.     Ward, 

Houghton   Parva,  co.  Northampton;    granted 

31  May,  1695. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  vert  three  martlets  or  two  and 

one.    Willey.    Willy,  W. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  four  martlets  of  the  first  two 

and  two.     More,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  four  martlets  of  the  first 

two  and  two.    John  Warde,  V. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  four  martlets  or  two  and  two. 

Ward. 
Az.  on  two  bars  or  five  martlets  gu.  three  and 

two.    P . . . .  Wriaeley,  F. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  martlets  or.    Temple, 

Burton  Dasset,  co.  Warwick. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  martlets  of  the  first  three 

and  three.     Temple,  Lord  Nugent. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  martlets  or.      Binde. 

Temple,     Viscount    Palmerston.        Temple, 

Temple,  co.  Leicester.       Temple,  Stowe,  co. 

Buckingham,  Bart. 
Az.  on  two  bars  arg.  six  martlets  gu.     Cranber. 

Cranbura,  V.    Craneburne. 
Az.  on  two  bars  or  six  martlets  gu.  three  and 

three.    M.  John  Burdet,  S.     Roger  Burdett, 

F.    The.  old  coat  of  Burdett,  Bramcote,  co. 

Warwick;  Formark,  co.  Derby  ;  and  Ramsbury, 

co.  Wilts,  Bart.      Burdett,  co.  Warwick,  and 

co.  York.     Burdett,  V.    Wriallie  or  Wriley. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  martlets  or.     Temple. 
Gu.  on  two  bars  arg.  six  martlets  sa.    Longcroft, 

co.  Worcester. 


BAR.  On  2  BARS.... cont. 

Birds  cont. 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  martlets  arg.  three  and 

three.     Bynde,  Sussex,  V. 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  martlets  of  the  field  three 

and  three.     Bynde,  Sussex.     Byne. 
Or  on  two  bars  sa.  six  martlets  arg.  three  and 

three.     Criegh,  Scotland. 
Vair  on  two  bars  gu.  six  martlets  or.  Walkingham. 

Bougets 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  three  water  bougets   arg. 
Willoughby,  Risley,  co.  Derby  ;  Grendon,  co. 
Northampton;  Wollaton,  co.  Nottingham;  and 
co.  Stafford.      Willoughby,  Middleton.      Sir 
Henry  Willoughby,  Wollaton,  co.  Nottingham, 
V.    M.  Edmund  Wyloughby,  S. 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  three  water  bougets  of  the 
field.    Willoughby,  co.  Warwick. 
Buckles 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  square  buckles  of  the 
first  a  5-foil  for  diff.  in  the  centre.     Bodelley. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  round  buckles  points 
in    fess    to    the    sinister    or  two   and   one   a 
5-foil  in  the  centre  gu.  for  diff.     Boddelley,  V. 
Bodelley,  V. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  round  buckles  or  two 
and  one.    Bodley,  Streatham,  Surrey. 
Combs 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  combs  arg.    Lucas. 

Coronets 
Arg.   on    two    bars    az.   as  many  coronets    or. 

Genevill. 
Or  on  two  bars  az.  three  ducal  coronets  of  the 
field.     Hakebeche,  Emneth,  co.  Norfolk. 
Crescent 
Or  two  bars  counter  indented  gu.  on  the  upper- 
most a  crescent  and  mullet  arg.      Mair,  Scot- 
land. 

Crescents 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  crescents  two  and  one 

arg.     Fitzsimonds. 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  three  crescents  of  the  field. 
Eliot,  Elyot,  Elyott,  Surrey. 
Cross 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  the  uppermost  a  cross  formy 
of  the  field.     Deden,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Crosses 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  crosses  formy  or  two 
and  one.    Martin,  co.  Somerset;  and  co.  Devon. 
Martyn,  Totness,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  (gu.  another)  sa.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  or.     John  Fell,  Bishop  of  Oxford, 
1678,  ob.  10  July,  1686. 
Or  on  two  bars  sa.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  arg. 

two  and  one.    Fell. 
....   on  two   bars  ....  six  crosses  patty  .... 
Richard  (?  Poore)  Bishop  of  Chichester  1215, 
of  Salisbury  1217,  of  Durham  1228-37. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  four  crosses  patty  or  two  and 

two.     Sir  John  de  Den,  V.     Oundell,  V. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  crosses  crosslet  or  three 
and  three.   Dandeleigh.    Philip  Daundelegh, 
V,  or  Daundeleghe,  Y.    David. 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  crusily  or.     Philip  d'ANDELEGH 

or  Daundeleigh,  X. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  crosses  crosslet  fitchy  or 

three  and  three.     Wiles,  Sussex. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  crosses  formy  of  the  field 

three  and  three.     Deane. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  crosses  patty  or  three 
and  three.     Den,  co.  Huntingdon.     Dene,  co. 
Huntingdon,  V.  Deane.  Oundell,  V. 

Owndell,  V*. 

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BAR.  On  2  BARS cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  crusily  patty  or.     Sire  John  de 

Deen.  0.     Sire  . . . .  de  Den,  At. 
Escallops 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  the  upper  one  as  many  es- 
callops of  the  first.    Fleet,  London. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  four  escallops  or  two  and  two. 

Halton. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  four  escallops  of  the  first 

two  and  two.     Flote,  V. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  four  escallops  or  two  and 

two.     Banning,  London,  1588. 
Or  on  two  bars  sa.  four  escallop  shells  of  the 

field  two  and  two.     Sir  Paul  Banning,  London, 

granted  1588,  W.    Bayninge,  London. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  escallops  or  three  and 

three.     Palmer,  Hill,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  escallops  of  the  first  three 

and  three.     Flecke,  Surrey.    Flote. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  humetty  gu.  six  escallops  arg. 

three  and  three.     Dabridgcour,  co.  Warwick. 
Escucheon 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  on  the  first  an  escucheon  erm. 

Martyn,  co.  Hertford. 
Or  two  bars  gu.  on  the  first  an  escucheon  erm. 

Martyn,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1492. 
Escucheons 
Erm.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  escucheons  or.    Hall. 

Halle. 
Fish 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  as  many  shrimps  naiant  arg. 

ASEA. 

Or  on  two  bars  wavy  gu.  as  many  shrimps  of  the 

first.     Sea.    Atsea,  V*. 
Or  on  two  bars  wavy  gu.  three  shrimps  of  the  first 

two  and  one.    Atsea,  V. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Hoet, 

London ;  granted  22  March,  1663. 
Arg.  two  bars  humetty  vert  three  fleurs-de-lis  or 

two  and  one.     William  Rotheley,  V. 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  four  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  two  and 

two.      Richards;  granted  1613.      Richards, 

Fringe,  Norfolk. 
Flowers 
Arg.   on  two  bars  gu.  three  roses  of  the  field 

barbed  vert  seeded  or  two  and  one.     Orlebar, 

Hinwick  House,  co.  Bedford. 
3-foils 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  3-foils  arg.  three  and 

three.     Palmer,  V*. 
Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  3-foils  slipped  of  the  first 

three  and  three.     Palmer,  Earl  of  Castlemain, 

and  Baron  of  Limerick,  1730. 
5-foils 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  three  5-foils  of  the  field. 

Teverrey.   Whitney.   Willoughby.   Witney. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  three  5-foils  or.    Stapleford, 

co.  Derby,  and  co.  Nottingham,  temp.  Henry 

III.     Richard  de  Wllloughby,  Y. 
Or  on  two  bars  sa.  three  5-foils  arg.  two  and  one. 

Coward,  Wells,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  six  5-foils  or.    Willoughby'. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  engr.  az.  six  5-foils  or  three  and 

three.    LENCHE,Wych,co.  Worcester.     Lenche 

or  Lench. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six   5-foils   or  three   and 

three.     Palmer,  co.  Bedford. 
Fretty 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  fretty  or.    Clopton  or  Clotton. 

St.  Lyz,  V.        Cistercian  Abbey   at  Saltrey, 

Saltry,  or  Sawtrey,  co.  Huntingdon. 


BAR.  On  2  BARS cont. 

Garbs 

Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  garbs  or.  Knightbridge, 
Chelmsford,  Essex. 
Gutty  s 
Az .  two  bars  engr.  arg.  gutty  de  sang.  Rous,London. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  guttys  d'or  three  and 
three.     Stokes. 
Heads 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  as  many  lion's  heads  erased 
or.     Harpijr,  V*. 

Heads  (Beast)  Boar 
Az.  on  two  bars  engr.  or  three  boar's  heads  erect 
couped  sa.  two  and  one.  The  modern  coat  of 
Twemlow,  co.  Chester. 
Az.  on  two  bars  engr.  or  three  boar's  heads 'erect 
couped  sa.  two  and  one  with  a  cresceDt  in  chief 
for  diff.  Twemlow,  Arclyd,  Hatherton,  and 
Northwich,  co.  Chester:  and  with  due  diff.  its 
branch,  Twemlow,  Alsager;  and  the  Elms, 
Betley,  co.  Stafford;  quartered  with  the  ancient 
coat,  arg.  a  chevron  or  betw.  three  squirrels 
sejant  gu. 

....  Dog 
Arg.   on  two  bars   az.  three  greyhound's  heads 
erased  or.     Harper,  Bambury. 
....  Leopard 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  leopard's  heads  or  two 
and  one.         Shoobridge,   Uckfield,   Sussex ; 
granted  16  April,  1662. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  leopard's   heads   or 
jessant  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.     Morland,  W. 

Lion 

Arg.  on  two  bars  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
or  two  and  one.     Harpur,  Bambury,  V. 

Ox 

Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
of  the  field.     Stonestreet  or  Stonestreete, 
Hurstmonceaux ;  and  Westham,   Sussex;  the 
heiress    m.    Griffin.      Stonestreet,    Halton, 
Sussex;  and  Stondon  Hall,  Essex. 
....  Leopard 
Gu.  on  two  bars  or  four  leopard's  faces  sa.  two 
and  two.     Pinner,  Bury  St.  Edmund's,  Suffolk ; 
granted  May  2,  1612;  and  Sussex. 
Leaves 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  elm  leaves  or  three  and 
three.     Ellames,    Allerton    Hall,    Liverpool. 
Elmes,  Stanfield,  co.  Lincoln. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  ten  elm  leaves  or  five  and 
five.     Elmes,  V.    Elmes,  co.  Lancaster;   and 
Lilford,  co.  Northampton. 
Lozenges 
Gn.  on  two  bars  arg.  six  lozenges  of  the  first 
three  and  three.     Geering. 
Mascles 
Az.  on  two  bars  arg.  three  mascles  gu.    Darnell 
or  Darnhill,  co.  Lincoln. 
Monster 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  the  upper  one   a  wivern 
volant  tail  extended  of  the  field.     Manfeld,  V. 
Mullet 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  the  uppermost  a  pierced 

mullet  or.     Pever. 
Or  two  bars  sa.  on  the  uppermost  a  mullet  .... 
Penrey,  Norfolk. 
Mullets 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  as  many  pierced  mullets  or. 

Hopton. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  three  mullets  or.     John  de 

ESSEBINGTON,  F. 

Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  mullets  of  the  first 
two  and  one.     Amys,  Essex.     Maynwaring,  V. 


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BAR.  On  2  "BARS cant. 

Mullets  cont. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  mullets  or.    Amyas, 

Essex. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  mullets  or  two  and  one. 

Hopton. 
Az.  on  two  bars  arg.  three  mullets  gu.  two  and 

one.     Kimperley. 
Az.  on  two  bars  or  three  mullets  gu.  two  and  one. 

Knipell.     Knyperle,  V. 
Az.  on  two   bars  or   three  pierced   mullets   gu. 

Knyple,  V. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  mullets  or  three  and 

three.     Hopton,  co.  York.     Lenthall. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  pierced  mullets  of  the 

first  three   and    three.      Robert   Hopton,   X. 

Hopton,  Ermeley  Hall. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  mullets  of   as  many 

points  or  three  and  three.      Hopton,  co.  York. 

John  Hopton,  Bishop  of  Norwich,  1554-0. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  mullets  or  three  and 

three.     Walter  Bavant,  Y. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  pierced  mullets  or.  Bavant. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  mullets   or  three  and 

three.      Sir  Arthur  Hopton,  V.      Hopton,  co. 

Somerset;  and  Blithbon,  Suffolk. 
Erm.  on  two   bars  sa.  six   pierced  mullets   or. 

Hopton,  Armeley  Hall,  Leeds. 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  six  mullets  of  as  many 

points  or.     Hopton. 
Palets 
Sa.  on  two  bars  wavy  arg.  six  palets  wavy  gu.  three 

and  three.    Way. 
Roundle 
Arg.  two  bars  sa.  on  the  first  a  bezant.     Pellat, 

Pellet,  or  Pellot,  Bignall  Park  ;  and  Bolney, 

Sussex.       PlLLETT  Or  PlLLOTT. 

Ro undies  (3  Bezants) 

Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  bezants  two  and  one. 
Maetyn,  co.  Gloucester.  Willoughby,  co. 
Nottingham. 

Erm.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  bezants  two  and  one. 
Pearson,  Moulton  Park,  co.  Northampton. 
Pearson,  Tankerton;  and  Maize  Hill,  Green- 
wich, Kent;  descended  from  Pearson  of  Sprat- 
ton,  co.  Nottingham,  temp.  Richard  III;  quar- 
tering Radford.    Tenet,  V.    Tennant. 

Erm.  on  two  bars  each  per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  three 
bezants  two  and  one.  Tennant,  Chapel  House, 
near  Skipton,  co.  York. 

Or  on  two   bars  gu.  three  bezants.       Clerke, 
granted  by  Camden,  W. 
(3  Plates) 

Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  plates  two  and  one. 
Pennant. 

Or  on  two  bars  gu.  three  plates.  Willoughby, 
Nottingham  and  Wollaton,  co.  Nottingham. 

Vert  on  two  bars  gu.  three  plates.    Clarke,  V*. 
. .     (4  Bezants) 

Or  on  two  bars  az.  four  bezants  two  and  two. 
Utber  or  Utker,  Norwich  and  Hoo,  Norfolk. 
(6  Bezants) 

Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  bezants  three  and 
three.  Martin,  co.  York.  Sir  Walter  Martin 
or  Martine,  co.  Gloucester,  V.  Martyn,  co. 
Gloucester. 

Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  bezants  three  and  three. 
Martyn,  Cambridge. 

(10  Bezants) 

Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  ten  bezants  five  and  five. 
Dewell,  De  Welle,  or  Dewill. 

Arg.  two  bars  gu.  bezanty.  Sire  Wary  Martin, 
N.    Martyn,  Cambridge. 


BAR.             On  2  BARS  and  in  chief 
Beast Dog 

Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  3-foils  slipped  of  the 
field  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant  of  the  second. 
Palmer,  Warden  Street,  co.  Bedford  ;  and  Lad- 
brooke,  co.  Warwick.     Palmer,  Cheam  Park, 

'    Surrey.  William  Palmer,  Ladgrave,  co. Warwick. 

Arg.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  3-foils  slipped  of  the 
field  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant  of  the 
second  collared  or.  Palmer,  Waulip,  co.  Leices- 
ter, Bart.;  quartering  Hudson. 

Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  3-foils  arg.  three  and 
three  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  Palmer, 
Suffolk;  temp.  Edward II.  SirThomas  Palmer, 
Wingham,  Kent  (Baronetcy  1621,  since  of 
Dorney  Court,  co.  Buckingham),  from  whom 
descended  Roger  Palmer,  Earl  of  Castlemaine. 
Palmer,  Boyne  House,  Tunbridge  Wells. 
Palmer,  V.  Palmer,  Sussex. 
*  ....Lion 

Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  3-foils  or  three  and  three 
in  chief  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Palmer. 

Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  3-foils  of  the  field  three 
and  three  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  ppr.  Palmer, 
Great  Yarmouth ;  and  Loddon,  Norfolk. 

Or  on  two  bars  gu.  six  3  foils  slipped  arg.  three 
and  three  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  sa.    Palmer, 
Holt,  V. 
Canton 

Gu.  on  two  bars  arg.  six  mascles  of  the  first  three 
and  three  a  canton  erm.     Geary,  Surrey. 

Gu.  on  two  bars  arg.  six  mascles  of  the  first  three 
and  three  a  canton  or.     Gerrey  or  Geere,  co. 
Hereford. 
on  a  Canton Anchor 

Gu.  on  two  bars  or  three  mascles  az.  two  and  one 
a  canton  arg.  charged  with  an  anchor  sa. 
Geary,  Polesden,  Surrey ;  since  of  Oxonhoath, 
Kent,  Bart. ;  quartering  arg.  a  chev.  voided 
betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  within  a  bordure  gu. 
....  Chief 

Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  three  bezants  two  and  one 
a  canton  arg.  charged  with  a  chief  of  the  second 
thereon  a  cross  patty  betw.  two  martlets  of  the 
third.  Tennant,  Little  Aston  Hall,  Shenstone, 
co.  Stafford. 

....5-Foil 

Az.  two  bars  or  the  upper  charged  with  three 
fleurs-de-lis  the  lower  with  three  martlets  gu. 
on  a  canton  of  the  third  a  5-foil  arg.   Peppard, 
Cappagh,  co.  Limerick. 
Hand 

Arg.  two  bars  engr.  gu.  on  the  upper  as  many 
martlets  or  and  on  the  lower  three  escallops  of 
the  field  a  canton  az.  charged  with  a  dexter 
hand  in  bend  of  the  first.  Toll,  Grewell, 
co.  Hants. 

Arg.  two  bars  engr.  gu.  on  the  upper  three 
martlets  and  on  the  lower  as  many  escallops 
or  a  canton  az.  charged  with  a  dexter  hand 
apaumy  in  bend  of  the  first.  Christopher  Toll, 
co.  Gloucester,  W. 

Head 

Gu.  on  two  bars  arg.  six  mascles  of  the  first  three 
and  three  a  canton  or  charged  with  a  leopard's 
face  az.  William  Gere,  Brakway,  V.  Geary, 
Geere,  or  Gery,  Bushmead  Priory,  co.  Bed- 
ford;  descended  from  Gery  of  Royston,  co. 
Herts,  1509;  the  coheirs  m.  Milnes,  Milnes, 
and  Wade. 

Gu.  on  two  bars  or  six  mascles  az.  three  and  three 
a  canton  of  the  last  charged  with  a  leopard's 
head  of  the  second.    Gerry,  co.  Lancaster. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


.cont. 


BAR.      On  2  BARS  and  in  chief. 

on  a  Canton Head  cont. 

Gu.  on  two  bars   or  six  mascles  az.  three  and 

three  a  canton  of  the  secoDd  charged  with  a 

leopard's  head  of  the  third.    Geare,  co.  Devon. 

Gere,  Heavitree;  and  Kenney,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  on  two  bars  or  six  mascles  az.  three  and 

three  a  canton  of  the  second  charged  with  a 

leopard's  head  of  the  first.    Geare,  Gillingham, 

Kent ;  and  Heavitree,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  on  two  bars  or  six  mascles  of  the  first  three 

and  three  a  canton  az.  (sometimes  sa.)  charged 

with  a  leopard's  face  of  the  second.     Gearing 

or  Gering,  Winterton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Chief 
Or  on  two  bars  az.  as  many  barrulets  dancetty 

arg.   a   chief  indented   of  the   second.    John 

Sawbrtdge  of  Olantigh,  co.  Kent,  Lord  Mayor 

of  London,  1775.     Sawbridge,  East  Haddon, 

co.  Northampton.   Sawbridge,  North  Kilworth, 

co.  Leicester;   all  descended  from  Saunders, 

of  Hill  Morton,  co.  Warwick,  1037. 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  5-foils  or  a  chief  indented 

of  the  last.     Farra,  Norfolk. 

on  a  Chief Flower 

Az.  on  two  bars  or  as  many  martlets  each  betw. 

a  pair  of  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first  on  a  chief  of 

the  second  a  rose  gu.  seeded  gold  barbed  vert 

betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  field.    Jenkes. 

Tail 

Or  on  two  bars  az.  as  many  barrulets  dancetty 

arg.  a  chief  indented  of  the  second  charged  with 

an  ermine  spot  or.    Sawbridge. 

Tops 

Sa.  on  two  bars  arg.  three  water  bongets  vert  two 

and  one  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  three  playing- 

tops  of  the  second.     Topp. 
Crosses 
Sa.  on  two  bars  erm.  as  many  annulets  and  in  chief 

three  crosses   formv  or.      Bathurst,  Isle  of 

Wight. 

Flowers 
Gu.  on  two  bars  or  as  many  crosses  bottony  of 

the  field  in  chief  three  roses  arg.  barbed  vert 

seeded  gold.     Dalfoy,  Ireland. 
Head  (Beast)  Boar 
Arg.  two  bars  gu.  the  uppermost  charged  with 

three  mullets  or  in  chief  a  boar's  head  couped 

az.     Irland,  Baruban,  Scotland. 

Dog 

Sa.  two  bars  erm.  billetty  of  the  first  in  chief  a 

hound's  head  erased  betw.  two   chaplets  or. 

Hall,  Salop. 
Sa.  two  bars  erm.  billety  of  the  first  in  chief  a 

talbot's   head   erased   betw.  two   chaplets   or. 

John  Hall,  Evers,  co.  Salop,  V. 
Heads 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  three  hounds  courant  of  the 

field  in  chief  as  many  wolf's  heads  erased  of 

the  second.     Lelon  or  Lelow. 
Tops 
Sa.  on  each   of  two  bars  arg.   a  water  bouget 

vert    in    chief    three     tops    of    the    second. 

Towpis,  V. 

On  2  BARS  betw 

Billets 
Or  on  two  bars  sa.  betw.  three  billets  gu.  two 
and  one  five  martlets  (?arg.)  three  and  two. 
Kelley,  Kelly,  or  Keylley. 
Or  on  two  bars  betw.  as  many  billets  lying  fess- 
wise  gu.  six  martlets  arg.  three  and  three. 
Kele,  London. 


BAR.         On  2  BARS  betw cont. 

Billets  cont. 

Or  on  two  bars  sa.  betw.  three  billets  lying  fess- 
wise  gu.  two  and  one  six  martlets  arg.  three 
and  three.     Thomas  Keyle,  London,  V. 

Or  on  two  bars  sa.  betw.  three  billets  gu.  two  and 
one  five  mullets  (?  arg.)  three  and  two.    Kelley, 
Kelly,  or  Keylley. 
Bordure 

Gu.  on  two  bars  within  a  bordure  arg.  four  mart- 
lets in  pale  sa.     Aldwen,  co.  York,  V. 

Erm.  on  each  of  two  bars  az.  as  many  crosses 
patty  or  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  charged  with  four 
escallops  and  as  many  crosses  alternately  arg. 
and  gu.,  granted  in  behalf  of  the  Rev.  Dr. 
Samuel  Parr,  Prebendary  of  St.  Paul's. 

Or  on  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  vert  eight 
escallops  arg.     Pryer,  France. 

Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  se- 
cond three  3-foils  or.     Palmer. 

Az.  two  bars  and  a  bordure  arg.  all  gutty  de  sang. 
Amarle.    Armarle,  V. 
Flauncb.es 

Or  on  two  bars  humetty  gu.  three  leaves  of  the 
first  two   flaunches   of   the   second.      Fryer, 
Thornes,  co.  Stafford. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  on  two  bars  dancetty  or  betw.  three  fleursde 
lis  arg.  two  mullets  in  chief  and  a  crescent  in 
base  gu.    Harkness,  Scotland. 
Heads 

Arg.  on  two  bars  az.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  in 
pale  gu.  six  bezants.     Amson,  Chester. 

On  2  BARS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 
on  a  Canton 
Erm.  on  two  bars  sa.  four  crosses  patty  or  two 
and  two  all  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  se- 
cond charged  with  roses  and  escallops  alter- 
nately arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  third  six  bees 
volant  ppr.     Bish. 
Cross 
Arg.  on  two  bars  gu.  six  martlets  or  three  and 
three  all  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  in  chief  a 
cross  flory  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  az.     Warde, 
Bastchurch,  Hinton,  and  Newton,  co.  Salop. 

3  BARS 
three  bars  ....  over  all  a  lion  ramp  .... 

Thomas  Atte  Lathe's  seal,  Willinghall,  Norfolk, 

27  Edward  III. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.    Burt  or  Burtt.     Carfrae, 

Glenbog,    Scotland.     Elricht,    co.    Leicester. 

Grey.     Maguire,  England.     St.  Phtlibert. 
Arg.  three   bars   az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

crowned  or.      Wllmescott.      Sire    Henri  de 

WlLLEMESCOTE,  N. 

Arg.  three  bars  az.   a  bend  gu.     Gaunt,  Lord 

Lindsey. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  over  all  a  bend  masculy  gu. 

Grey. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  as  many  leopard's 

heads  or.     Gray. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  as  many  bezants. 

Green.     Grey. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  over  all  an  eagle  with  two 

heads  gu.  armed  or.     Speke,  Cornwall. 
Arg. three  bars  az.over  all  a  saltire  gu.    Delaport. 
Arg.    gutty-de-sang     three     bars     humetty    az. 

Amarle.    Armarle,  V. 
Arg.  three  bars  lozengy  az.     Faconberge. 
Arg.    three     bars   wavy    az.         Samford,    1295. 

Sandford. 


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BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  of 
the  first.  Bulbeck,  Kingston,  granted  24  April, 
1559. 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  over  all  a  crescent  gu. 
Seaman. 

Arg.  three  bars  erm.     Kirkerton. 

Arg.  three  bars  nebuly  ermines.  William  Moreis, 
V. 

Arg. three  bars  gu.  Bartley.  Bohun  (?).  Bussey, 
as  quartered  by  Viscount  To  wnshend.  Cameron, 
Lochiel;  the  branches  of  Lochiel  were  Cameron, 
Letterfinlay,  styled  Mac-Vic-Vartin ;  Strone; 
Glenevis ;  Caluart ;  Errocht  and  Drimnassallie ; 
Glendessary  and  Dungallon ;  Fassifern,  etc. 
Champney.  William  Crepin,  C.  Coatsworth, 
Newcastle.  Egremond.  Garmon.  Grey. 
Martin,  Bodmin,  Cornwall ;  the  co-heirs  m. 
TrefusisandWinter, temp.  Henry IV.  Moltone, 
K.  Molton  orMouLTON.  TebauddeMoLETONE, 
A.  Thomas  de  Molton,  J.  Sire  Thomas  de 
Moltone,  N.  Sire  Thomas  de  Moulton,  B,I. 
Sir  de  Moulton,  Egremont,  V;  quartered  by 
Ratcliffe,  Lord  Fitzwalter,  U.  Le  Sire  de 
Moulton,  Gillesland,  Y.  Rafe  Multon,  Egre- 
mond, F.  Thomas  de  Multon,  K.  Muschampe, 
Surrey.  Pashley,  co.  Berks.  Scerlogg,  Wales. 
Scowlage.  Scowrlage,  V.  William  Soules, 
V.  Wollacombe,  Wollacombe,  co.  Devon  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Stafford. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
Moulton  or  Multon,  Baron  of  Gillesland, 
temp.  Edward  I;  the  label  vert,  Thomas 
Moulton,  Gillesland,  Y;  the  label  sa.  Thomas 
de  Moulton,  le  Forestier,  B. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  mullet  sa. 
Wollacombe,  co.  Devon,  1611.  Arg.  three  bars 
gu.  a  mullet  for  diff.  Wollcombe,  Hemerdon 
and  Ashbury,  co.  Devon  ;  derived  from  a  com- 
mon ancestor  with  the  Wollacombes  of  Wolla- 
combe. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Multon.  Rosse. 
Thorpe. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  Newell. 
Rosse,  V.     Sire  Johan  de  Ros,  N.     Thorpe,  V. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  last  as  many 
escallops  or.    Mencaster. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  as  many  escal- 
lops or.  Mencaster,  Essex.  Sir  Walter 
Moncaster,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Arg.  three  bars  and  over  all  as  many  castles  gu. 
Alyne,  V. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  over  all  as  many  towers  triple 
towered  or  two  and  one.    Allen. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  over  all  a  fleur-de-lis  sa. 
Staveley. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  over  all  a  crosier  in  bend  staff 
arg.  head  or.  Gilbertine  priory  at  Alvingham, 
co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  over  all  a  long  cross  in  bend 
sinister  ....  Gilbertine  priory  at  Malton,  co. 
York. 

Arg.  three  bars  dancetty  gu.  Baalun  or  Balun, 
V*.  Bassett,  Cornwall,  V*.  Bassett,  North 
Levenham,  and  Umberly,  V. 

Arg.  three  bars  embattled  on  the  top  gu.  Sir 
John  Barrys,  V. 

Arg.  three  bars  embattled  gu.    Barry. 

Arg.  three  bars  enarched  in  the  middle  gu. 
Henckell,  London. 

Arg.  three  bars  engr.  gu.     William  Crepyn,  C. 

Arg.  three  bars  humetty  gu.  Denne,  Syeston, 
co.  York. 


BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

Arg.  three  bars  indented  gu.     Boline. 

Arg.    three   bars   nebuly  gu.  Champayne. 

Champney,  Kent.  Danmare.  Linning,  Scotland. 
Arg.  three  bars  nebuly  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  as  many 

bezants.    Golover,  V. 
Arg.  three  bars  wavy   gu.        Bassett,  Z,  449. 

Champaine.      Robert  de  Champanie,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  0137,  fo.  90.      Champney.       Sir  Johan  de 

Chatimpayne,^.     Dalby.     Drummond,  Cargill ; 

and  Stobhall,  Scotland.     Garmon.     Polmervy. 
Arg.  three  bars  wavy  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  as  many 

mullets  or.    Chissell  or  Chussell. 
Arg.  three   bars   sa.      Affleck,  Dalham   Hall, 

Suffolk,    quartering   Dolben,    Mulsho,    Aston, 

Vincent,  Bernak,  Paas,  Dive,  Wigtoft,  Proctor, 

etc.  Auchenleck,    that    Ilk,    co.  Angus ; 

the     co-heirs    m.    in    1499    Cunningham     of 

Craigends,   and  Boswell.      Bushe   or  Busse, 

Heather,  co.  Lincoln.         Bushy  or  Bushey. 

Bussey.      Le  Sire  de  Bussy,  Y.      John  Bussy, 

S,  Y.     Sire  Huge  de  Bussye,  N.     Careswell. 

Frogenhall,  Faversham,  Kent ;  on  the  cloisters 

of  Canterbury   cathedral.  Hogesdon   or 

Hogsdon.    Hotham,  co.  York.    Houghton,  co. 

Lancaster,  V.    Houghton.    Marshall,  Head- 

ingly,  co.  York.    Polkinghorne,  Polkinghorne, 

Cornwall ;  the  heirs  m.  Williams   and  Glynn. 

Porter,  V.      Raymond,  Marpole,  co.  Devon  ; 

and  Langley  Park,   Kent.     Raymond,  Saling 

Hall,  Essex.        Raymond,  Valentine   House, 

Essex;  Baronetcy  3  May,  1774.      Trevery,  V. 
Arg.  three  closets  sa.    Anchileck,  Scotland. 
Arg.  three  bars  and  a  crescent  sa.     Haughton. 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  a  bend  erm.     Fincham,  Cam- 
bridge, and  Norfolk.     Fyncham,  Norfolk,  V. 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  as 

many  escallops  or.      Spruse  or  Spreuer,  V. 

Spreuse,  V*. 
Arg.   three  bars  sa.  over  all  a  cotton  hank  or. 

Cotton. 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  over  all  as  many  cotton  hanks 

or.    Cotton,  W.    Haward,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  a  pale  of  the  second  as 

many  plates.       Smyth,  co.  Hereford;  and  co. 

Hertford ;  granted  1563. 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  a  maunch  gu.      Hugh  de 

Magneby,  P.      Hugh  Manby,  Y.       John  de 

Manby,  Y. 
Arg.  three  bars  humetty  sa.    Byncks.    Lamott, 

London,  formerly  of  Flanders,  1633. 
Arg.  three  bars  indented  sa.     Shilford. 
Arg.  three  bars  nebuly  sa.    Sir  Rauf  Basset,  J. 

Eclesfield. 
Arg.  three  bars  nebuly  sa.  a  bend  or.    Poore, 

co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  three  bars  voided  sa.    Burkton,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  three  bars  voided  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gu.    Mayer. 
Ai-g.  three  bars  wavy  sa.     Sir  Rauf  Basset,  J. 
Arg.  three  bars  vert.  Frie.  Frys,  V.  Grimsteed, 

co.  Dorset.     Southam.     Virtue,  co.  Berks. 
Arg.  three  bars  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Case,  Barwick. 
Arg.  three  bars  nebuly  vert  on  a  bend  of  the  first 

as  many  torteaux.    Goulston,  co.  Hertford. 
Az.  three  bars  arg.  Lucas  Chani,  E.  Cramborne 

and  Cramburne.    Sir  Rauf  de  Cramburne,  V. 

Ilesley.    Josley.    Kawn,  co.  Chester.    Lucas. 

Tame.      Lucas   Tame,   Essex,    V.     Taney  or 

Tany.   Tanner.    Sire  Johan  Tany,  N.    Monsire 

de  Tany,  Y.    John  Tany,  Y. 
Az.  three  bars  humetty  arg.     Hutton,  co.  York. 


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BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

Az.  three  bars  nebuly  arg.  Martin,  co.  York. 
Martyn. 

Az.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  Browning,  V.  Browning, 
Cowley,  co.  Gloucester.  Btjlbeck.  Delamare. 
Martyn,  Stanton,  Suffolk  and  co.  York. 
Samford.  Sandford.  Henry  de  Sandford, 
Bishop  of  Rochester,  1227-35.  Sandford, 
Ireland ;  certified  May  1779.  Westlake,  Kirk- 
hampton.  Cistercian  Abbey  at  Woburn,  co. 
Bedford. 

Az.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  over  all  a  bend  gu. 
Halswell,  Halswell  and  Wells,  co.  Somerset. 

Az.  three  bars  nebuly  erm.    Sir  . .  de  Holcam,  V. 

Az.  three  bars  or.  College  of  St.  Mary  at 
Maidstone.  Seymour,  Ireland.  Sfyguenell, 
V.    Tame.     Tany. 

Az.  three  bars  or  a  label  gu.     Merton. 

Az.  three  bars  or  a  bend  arg.     Stanhowe, 

Az.  three  bars  or  over  all  a  bend  compony  arg. 
and  gu.     Leigh,  co.  Chester. 

Az.  three  bars  dancetty  or.  Longden.  Loveday, 
Essex.  Sire  Richard  Loveday,  N.  Loveday, 
Suffolk,  V.    Lowden. 

Az.  three  bars  nebuly  or.    Fainford. 

Az.  three  bars  vairy  erm.  and  gu.     Brewes. 

Erm.  three  bars  wavy  arg.     Morris. 

Erm.  three  bars  az.  Colter  or  Coulter,  Scot- 
land. Offewell.  Oswell,  co.  Devon ;  the 
heiress  m.  Orwey.    Tyrrell. 

Erm.  three  bars  az.  a  bend  gu.  Fromantrill, 
V*. 

Erm.  three  bars  az.  abendlet  gu.    Fromantrel,  V. 

Erm.  three  bars  gu.  Fotheringham,  Pourie, 
Scotland.  Henry  Heuse,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137, 
fo.  91.  Sire  Henry  Husee,  N,  V.  Monsire 
Thomas  HusEE,Ar.  Le  Sire  Husee,  Y.  Thomas 
Husee,  F.  Henry  Hussy,  A.  Martin,  Ireland. 
Whishirts. 

Erm.  three  barrulets  gu.    Edefyn,  co.  Worcester. 

Erm.  three  bars  dancetty  gu.    Barlo. 

Erm.  three  bars  humetty  gu.  Abriscourt,  co. 
Oxford.  Dabrichcourt  or  Dambreticourt, 
V.  DABRiDGCOURT,Strathfield,  co.  Hants,  16\j9. 
Sir  John  Dapscourt,  T.  M.  Nieol  Dabrichcourt, 
S.    Sansett  Dabrichecourt,  S. 

Erm.  three  bars  nebuly  gu.     Foliot. 

Erm.  three  bars  or.     Norrington. 

Erm.  three  bars  humetty  or.  Abriscourt,  co. 
Oxford. 

Erm.  three  bars  sa.  Barley.  Emerick.  Francles. 
Francois.     Francoys,  V.    Raikes. 

Erm.  three  bars  nebuly  sa.    Mares,  V. 

Erm.  three  bars  wavy  sa.  Bailey.  Barley. 
Barlo,  Essex. 

Erm.  three  bars  wavy  sa.  a  crosier  in  pale  or. 
Augustiuian  Abbey  at  Missenden,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. 

Erm.  three  bars  vert.  Fazakerley,  Fazakerley, 
co.  Lancaster.  Fitz-Akerley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Gaskell  or  Gaskill,  co.  Lancaster.     Vale. 

Erm.  three  bars  nebuly  vert.     Fasakyr,  V. 

Ermines  three  bars  nebuly  arg.  William  Mores, 
V. 

Ermines  three  bars  nebuly  sa.  Barley,  co. 
Hertford,  V.    Mores,  V*. 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  Sir  Richard  BellinGham, 
Essex;  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Bensted,  V. 
Berlingham.  Categny.  Foxley.  Karkenton 
or  Karkington.  Klrkenton,  V.  Thomas  de 
Moleton,  E.  Thomas  de  Molton,  jF,  J. 
Le  Sire  de  Moulton,  Fraunkton,  Y.  Pusey, 
Pusey,  co.  Berks,  quartering  Bouverie. 


BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

Gu.  three  bars  dancetty  arg.     Basset,  co.  Devon, 

V.     Catenham,  V.    Tottenham,  Ballyduff,  co. 

Waterford,  temp.  Queen  Elizabeth;  Tottenham 

Green,   co.  Wexford.     Tottenham,  Baronetcy 

1780,  now  Loftus,  Marquis  of  Ely.   Tottenham, 

New  Ross,  co.  Wexford ;  Ballycurry,  co.  Wick- 
low  ;  and  Glenfarn  Abbey,  co.  Leitrim. 
Gu.  three  bars  embattled  on  the  top  edge  arg. 

Monsire  Robert  Barre,  S. 
Gu.  three  bars  embattled  arg.  Barry,  Roclaveston 

Manor,  co.  Nottingham. 
Gu.  three  bars  eugr.  arg.    Giffard. 
Gu.    three    bars    humetty    arg.      Heligsal    or 

Helingsale.       Helingsaxe,    V.       Lawfull. 

Pigmeyne  or  Pigveney. 
Gu.  three  bars  voided  arg.      Barry,  co.  Devon. 

Bensted. 
Gu.  three  bars  wavy  arg.     Choke,  Abingdon. 
Gu.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 

bezants.     Golofer  or  Golofry. 
Gu.  three  bars  chequy  arg.  and  az.    Barry,  Devon. 
Gu.  three  bars  compony  arg.  and   az.     Barry. 

Monsire  Thomas  Barr,  quartering  barry  of  six 

or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.   S. 
Gu.  three  bars  compony  arg.  and  sa.    Barbey 

or  Barrey.    Barre,  V.    Bayre.    Barre. 
Gu.  three  bars  erm.     Beverley.     Giffard  or 

Gifford,  Yester  or    Gifford    Hall,   Scotland. 

Margaret  Huse's  seal,  1243.      Matilda  Huse's 

seal,  1304.     Monsire  John   de   Kirketon,   Y. 

Klrkenton,  Kirkton,  or  Kerton,  Kirton,  co, 

Lincoln.    Sir  John  Kyrketon  or  Kyrklington, 

V.     Kyrkton. 
Gu.  three  bars  dancetty  erm.     Catenham. 
Gu.  three  bars  humetty  erm.     Bedman. 
Gu.     three     bars     nebuly     erm.      Sir     Walter 

Goldingham,  V. 
Gu.  three  bars  or.    Beaumont.     Berry,  Crediton ; 

descended    through    Berry,    Molland ;    from 

Berry,  Berry  N  arbor,  East  Leigh,  Lobb,  etc.,  co. 

Devon.     Ralph  de  Bury,  Bury  N arbor,  temp. 

Henry  III ;    the  heiress,   1708,  m.  Kirkham. 

Blackford    or    Blakford.      Blakeford,    V. 

Cameron,  Glendessary.   MuscHAMPE,Peckham, 

Surrey.     Poynings.     St.  Owen. 
Gu.  trois  barres  d'or  diaspres.    Le  Counte  de  le 

Ille  or  del  Ille,  C,  and  Harl.  MS.  6589,  p.  48. 
Gu.  three  bars  dancetty  or.   Mandut  or  Manduyt. 
Gu.  three  bars  humetty  or.     Abriscourt,   co. 

Oxford. 
Gu.  three  bars  wavy  per  fess  wavy  or  and  erm. 

over  all  a  saltire  of  the  first.    Cheston,  Mil- 

denhall,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  three  bars  vair.   Castell.   Le  Sire  de  Casteu, 

Y.    Thomas  Chaston,  Y.    Gemsted,  V*.   Sire 

Andrew    de    Graunstede,    N.     Sir    Andrew 

Gremsted,  co.  Somerset,  V.    Ingeham,  V*. 
Gu.  three  bars  vairy  arg.  and  sa.     Frene. 
Gu.  three  bars  nebuly  vert  a  chev.  erm.   Rolston. 
Or  three  bars  az.   Conan  de  Ashe(port),  Y.   Ash. 

Conan  deAsK,P.   AsKE,Aske,  andOusthorp,  co. 

York.     Constable,  Halsham,  co.  York.    Coyle, 

Ireland.  Thomas  Mandevtle,  Y.   Mandeville. 

Panbridge.    Pembridge,  co.  Salop. 
Or  three  bars  az.  an  annulet  in  the  centre  point 

for  diff.    Aske,  Aske,  co.  York.    Richard  Aske, 

Aghton,  co.  York,  24  Henry  VI,  V. 
Or  three   bars   az.   over  all    a  lion  ramp.   gu. 

MOWNES. 

Or  three  bars  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or. 
Willemscott,  V*.  Sir  Henry  Willmescott, 
co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

Or  three  bars  az.  a  bend  gu.  Elyard.  Penbrug, 

V.      QUAPLED,  QUAPELADE,  Or  QuAPPELAD. 

Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  bend  engrailed  of  the  field 
as  many  escallops  sa.    Saxby,  Norfolk. 

Or  three  bars  az.  over  all  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  beaked 
and  armed  or.  Jernegan  FiTZ-HuGH,Taufelde, 
P. 

Or  three  bars  az.  over  all  an  eagle  with  two  heads 
expanded  gu.      Walrond,  Alboune,  co.  Wilts. 

Or  three  bars  az.  a  saltire  gu.  De  Port,  lord  of 
Basing,  co.  Hants,  the  heiress  m.  Saint  John. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  az.   Samford.   Stamford. 

Or  three  bars  gu.  Bohun.  Bournett.  Dalbie 
or  Dalby.  Sir  Brian  Fitz-Aleyn,  N.  Fitz- 
Alleyne.  Martyn.  Meschines.  Mostone, 
V alone, Ireland, W.  Moulton.F*.  Muschamp, 
V.  Muschampe  or  Muschamp,  Horsley,  co. 
Surrey;  the  heiress  m.  Vesey,  of  Ireland.  Sir 
William  de  Muschamp,  of  Barmoor,  Northum- 
berland, 1267,  son  of  Stephen,  third  son  of 
Thomas  de  Muschamp,  Baron  of  Wooler  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Ford,  Strathearn,  and  Huntercombe. 
Mustian.  Oldenburg,  Z,  554.  Raf  de  Seint- 
Owen,  F.    St.  Owen.    Penrise.    Stowers. 

Or  three  bars  gu.  surmounted  by  a  bend  az. 
Brandeston.     Sir  Hugh  de  Braundeston. 

Or  three  bars  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  as  many 
escallops  of  the  first.    Lightfoot. 

Or  three  barrulets  gu.  over  all  a  saltire  of  the 
last.    Bewie. 

Or  three  bars  dancettygu.  Deyncourt.  Delamare, 
co.  Bedford.  De  la  Mare,  V.  Mare  or  De 
la  Mare. 

Or  three  bars  nebuly  gu.  Sir  Salathiel  Lovell, 
Baron  of  the  Exchequer  1708.  Lovell,  Har- 
leston,  co.  Northampton ;  the  beiress,  m.,  1742, 
Badcock.     Sire  Johan  Lovell,  J. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  Basset,  Baroness 
Basset.  Basset,  Hedington,  the  direct  de- 
scendents  of  the  Chief  Justice.  Basset, 
Cornwall  and  Devon.  Dansey.  Dansie.  Sire 
Johan  Lovell,  JV  and  perhaps  William  Edendon 
or  Edington,  Bishop  of  Winchester,  1346-66. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  quartering  or  a  lion's  head 
erased  within  a  double  tressure  flory  counter- 
florv  gu.  as  a  coat  of  augmentation.  Drummond, 
Uxbridge,  Middlesex ;  and  Charing  Cross, 
London.  Drummond,  Denbam,  near  Uxbridge, 
Middlesex ;  and  Drumtochy  Castle,  co.  Perth. 
Drummond,  Cadlands,  co.  Hants.  Drummond, 
Stanmore,  Middlesex;  all  as  descended  from 
Drummond,  Viscount  Strathallan,  slain  in  1745, 
and  attainted  ;  the  dignity  was  restored  in  1824. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  Drummond,  Duke  of 
Melfort  (Earl  of  Perth,  Baron  Stobhall,  etc., 
temp.  James  II) ;  quartering  or  three  bars  wavy 
gu.  and  as  a  coat  of  augmentation  az.  a  lion 
ramp.  arg.  within  a  double  tressure  of  Scotland, 
for  Drummond  of  Melfort,  with  Montefichet, 
D'Audtbert,  and  De  Berenger. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  a  mullet  surmounted  of 
an  annulet.    Drummond,  Carlourie,  Scotland. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  over  all  a  naked  man 
naiant  in  pale  grasping  in  the  dexter  band  a 
sword  and  having  bis  sinister  hand  and  feet  in 
action  all  ppr.  Drummond,  Kildies,  Scotland. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  with  a  scimetar  in  pale 
arg.  hilt  and  pomel  of  the  field.    Drummond. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  in  the  centre  a  human 
heart  counterchanged.  Drummond,  Cultma- 
lundy,  Scotland. 

Or  three  bars  sa.    Tordeane. 


BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

Or  three  bars  sa.  on  an  escucheon  of  the  first  a 

canton  gu.     Comrays. 
Or  three  bars  and  two  pales  sa.       Bermley  or 

Bermely. 
Or  three  bars  sa.  a  pile  az.     Giowse. 
Or  three  bars  dancetty  sa.    Shelford.    Shilford. 
Or  three  bars  nebuly  sa.     Blunt. 
Or  three  bars  wavy  sa.     Lakington,  Wasbbourne, 

co.  Devon.     Mountjoy.     Vidler. 
Or  three  bars  vair.    Acton. 
Or  three  bars  vert.      Bray,  V.      Frte.      Fris  or 

Frise.      Sir  John  Moigne,  V.      Moigne   or 

Moygne,  V*.      Molton,  Kent.      Multon,  St. 

Clare's,  Kent. 
Or  three  bars  vert  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Dorseley. 
Or  three  bars  vert  a  bend  gu.     Puminge. 
Or  three  bars  vert  a  baton  gu.         Sir  Michael 

Poyninges,  L;  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Or  three  bars  vert  over  all  an  eagle  displ.  sa. 

Prannell  or  Pranell,  Martin  Wothy,  co.  Hants ; 

London ;  granted  1584.     Prannell,  Rudsmill, 

co.  Hertford.      Henry  Prannell,  Alderman  of 

London,  1584,  W. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  three  bars  gu.    Burley. 
Per  bend  sa.   and  az.  three  bars  or.      Kenan, 

Scotland. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  erm.  three  bars  gu.    Moulton, 

Plymouth,  co.  Devon  ;  Visitation  1620. 
Per  pale    or  and  arg.    three    bars    nebuly  gu. 

Monsire  John  Dandeseye,  S.    Danncey. 
Per    pale    or    and    arg.   three    bars    wavy    gu. 

Dandesey. 
Sa.  three  bars  arg.  Eaton,  Worcester.  Haughton. 

Richard  de  Hoghton,  X.  Sire  Adam  de 

Houghton,  co.  Lancaster,  V.    Monsire  Richard 

de  Houghton,  S.      Houghton  or  Haughton, 

Haughton,  co.  Chester;  Petersfield,  co.  Hants; 

Lancaster,  and  Sussex.     Houghton,  Alderman 

of  London,  d.  31  Dec.  1596.       Lea,  Lea,  co. 

Lancaster.    Porter,  co.  Warwick.    Sir  William 

Scharlow,  V. 
Sa.  three  bars  arg.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 

Richard  de  Houghton,  S. 
Sa.  three  bars  arg.  a  mullet  of  the  first.    John  de 

Hoghton,  X. 
Sa  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  mullet  of  the  last. 

Houghton,  Mayfield,  Sussex. 
Sa.  three  bars  humetty  arg.    Rodeley. 
Sa  three  bars  nebuly  arg.    Estbury. 
Sa.  three  bars  wavy  arg.    Ethelfield. 
Sa.  three  bars  wavy  erm.    Bayfield,  Bayfield. 
Sa.  three  bars  indented  or.      Loveles,  co.  Berks. 
Sa.  three  bars  wavy  or.    Logie,  that  Ilk. 
Vair  three  bars  gu.  Beamont,  V*.  Cany.    Carcey. 

Castell.      Caynes,  co.  Wilts,  V.      Kemis,  V. 

Kemys.       Keynes    or   Keyneto,  Tarent,  co. 

Dorset ;  temp.  Henry  I.    Sir  Robert  de  Keynes, 

V. 
Vairy  erm.  and  gu.  three  bars  az.      Bruce.      De 

Breys,  co.  Brecon. 
Vairy  gu.  and  arg.  three  bars  or  over  all  a  lion 

ramp,  of  the  second.     Peverell. 
Vert  three  bars  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.     Bagnall. 
Vert  three  bars  humetty  or.      Abriscourt,  co. 

Oxford. 

S  BARS  and  in  chief. . . . 

(Some  of  the  following  coats  should  probably  be 

blasoned  Barry and  on  a  chief ) 

Annulets 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  in  chief  as  many  annulets  gu. 
Gray  or  Grey,  Ireland ;  granted  1612. 


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BAR.      3  BAES  and  in  chief cont. 

Annulets  cont. 
....  three  bars  az.  in  chief  as  many  annulets  gu. 

Cooke  or  Coke.         Cooke,  Lodgemore,  and 

Farmhill,  co.  Gloucester. 
Or  three  bars  sa.  in  chief  as  many  annulets  gu. 

Visnel. 
Sa.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  annulets  gu. 

Moston.    Moulton,F*.  Sir  John  de  Multon,F. 
Sa.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  annulets  or. 

Seymakk,  V*.         Seynkes,  V*.  Seyncks, 

Seynkes,  or  Scynks. 
Sa.  three  bars  and  in  chief  three  annulets  or. 

Multon. 

Beast  (Dog) 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant. 

Skipwith,  Skipwith,  Hever,  and  Ormesby,  co. 

Lancaster ;  Showers,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant 

sa.   collared   or.  Kepwith,  co.  Warwick. 

Skipwith,  Prestwould,  co.  Leicester,  Bart. 
Gu.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  greyhound  in  full 

course    per  pale    or    and    erm.    collared    az. 

Skipwith,  St.  Alban's,  co.  Hertford;   granted 

1507. 

(Lion) 

Or  three  bars  az.  in  chief  a  demi  lion  issuant 

double   queued  sa.       Suttie,  Adinston,  Scot- 
land. 
Erm.  three  bars  az.  out  of  the  uppermost  a  lion 

issuant  ....     Fiujen,  London. 
Erm.  three  bars  and  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  issuant 

gu.    Freyne,  V*. 
Gu.   three   bars  arg.   in   chief  a   lion   pass.   or. 

Hemsley,  Queen's  County,  Ireland.     Hemsley. 
Gu.  three  barrulets  erm.  in   chief  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  or.     Hill. 
Or  three   bars  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on 

a  chief    of   the   second  three    mullets    gold. 

Steillys,  Scotland. 
Or  three   bars   and   a  lion   pass,   in    chief    gu. 

Ormerod,  Ormerod,  co.  Lancaster ;  quartering 

Legh  ;  the  heiress  m.  Hargreaves.     Ormerod, 

Chorlton,  co.  Chester,  and  Tyldesley,  co.  Lan- 
caster.     Ormerod,  Tyldesley,  co.   Lancaster, 

and   Sedbury   Park,   co.  Gloucester;    derived 

from  Ormerod  of  Ormerod,  1588 ;  quartering 

Johnson  of  Tyldesley,  Wareing  of  Walmersley, 

Crompton  of  Hacking   Hall,   and   Ndtall  of 

Walmersley.     Ormerod,  Huntspill ;  visitation 

of  Somerset,  1G23. 
Sa.  three  bars  ....  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass  arg. 

Cyfferwest,  Cowarne. 
....  (Wolf) 
Arg.  three  bars   gu.  in  chief  a  wolf  courant  az. 

Reskymer  or  Roskymer,  Reskymer,  Cornwall ; 

the  co-heiress  m.  Trelawney,Mohun,Courtenay, 

and  Lower.     Roscomours,  V*. 
Arg.   three   bars   gu.  in   chief  a  wolf  pass.   az. 

Reskinner,  Hailsford,  Cornwall.    Roscomours, 

V. 

Beasts 
Erm.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  lions  gu. 

Knyll,  Knill,  co.  Hereford. 
Bird  (Eagle) 
Az.  three  bars  wavy  erm.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ. 

betw.    two    ducal    coronets    or.       Kingford, 

Youlkston,  Cornwall ;  granted  1691. 

(Martlet) 

Or  three  bars  wavy  and  in  chief  a  martlet  betw. 

two  crescents  gu.     Drummond,  Edinburgh. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  three  bars  sa.  a  martlet 

or.     Mille. 


BAR.      3  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Birds  (3  Martlets) 

Arg.  three  bars  az.  in  chief  as  many  martlets  gu. 
Sir  William  Paynell,  I. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  as  many  martlets  az. 
Molton,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  in  chief  as  many  martlets  of 
the  last.  Cacell.  Carrill,  Tangley  Park, 
Surrey.  Carrill,  Bentons,  Sussex;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Viscount  Molyneux  and  Lord  Morley. 
Carrill  or  Carkell,  Harting,  Sussex.  Richard 
Carryll,  created  Baron  Carryll  by  King  James 
II  at  St.  Germaius :  all  descended  from  Sir 
John  Caryll,  Warnham,  Serjeant  at  Law  to 
Henry  VIII. 

(Owls) 

Sa.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  mauy  owls  arg. 
Wakefeld,  V.      Wakefield,   Kingston-upon- 
Hull,  co.  York.    Wakefield,  V*. 
Canton 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  a  canton  erm.  Apesley, 
Surrey  and  Sussex.  Apeele.  John  Aspelle, 
V.    Molton.    Motton. 

Arg.  three  bars  and  a  canton  gu.  Briggs. 
Bryggs.  Fuller,  Rosehill  Waldren ;  and  Ash- 
down  House,  Sussex;  quartering  Frayton, 
Eliott,  Parker,  and  Parker  of  Ratton. 
Fuller,  Tanners  Waldren,  Sussex.  William 
Fuller,  Bishop  of  Limerick,  and  of  Lincoln, 
ob.  1675.  Fulwer,  London.  Fulwer,  Sand- 
ridge  Court,  Surrey.  HOLLENSHED.    MuLTON,  V. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Etone. 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Marshall, 
Fiskerton,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  three  bars  nebuly  sa.  a  canton  gu.  Keble, 
West  Creting,  Old  Newton;  and  Stowmarket, 
Suffolk. 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  sa.  a  canton  erm.    Kebyll. 

Arg.  three  bars  and  a  canton  sa.  Branche, 
Westmoreland.  Branshath,    Bramspath, 

Branspeth,  or  Branspauche.    Br\nspath,  co. 
Westmoreland,  V.     Braunspath,  V*. 

Gu.  three  bars  and  a  canton  sinister  arg.  Fuller, 
Ireland. 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  a  canton  erm.    Walshe,  V. 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  a  canton  or.  Marshall, 
Abbot's  Anne,  co.  Hants.;  Visitation,  1634. 

Or  three  bars  az.  a  canton  erm.     Newman. 

Or   three    bars   gu.   a  canton   erm.  Robert 

Caunsfeld,  1386  ;  Vincent's  Baronage,  p.  180. 
Ganfield.    Gaulfield.    Gaynsford.   Martyn. 

Sr de  Martyn,  V.        Moulden,   Stalen- 

borough  House,  Kent;  and  co.  Lancaster. 

Or  three  bars  nebuly  gu.  a  canton  erm.  Lovell,F*. 

Or  three  bars  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Bridges,  Norfolk. 

Or  three  bars  nebuly  sa.  a  canton  gu.  Folville, 
co.  Leicester. 

Sa.  three  bars  and  a  canton  arg.  Burton,  Lind- 
ley,  co.  Leicester.  Haughton.  Marshall,  co. 
Hants.     Rothington,  V. 

Sa.  three  bars  arg.  a  canton  or.  Marshall, 
Abbots  Anne,  co.  Hants  ;  Visitation,  1634. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  three  bars  gu.  a  canton  erm. 
Aspley. 
on  a  Canton Beast  (Lion) 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion 
pass.  or.     Holmes. 

(Ox) 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
bull  pass,  of  the  first.     Deane. 
.  ...Beasts  (Lions) 

Or.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  arg.  two  lions 
pass.  gu.     Routhe,  V. 


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BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Bend 
Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  bend  of 

the  field.     Welch  or  Welsh. 
Gu.  three  bars   arg.  on  a  canton   erm.  a  bend 

lozengy  of  the  first.     Walshe,  V. 
Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on   a  canton  erm.  a  bend 

lozengy  or  and  of  the  first.     Walshall. 
Gu.  three   bars   or   on   a   canton    erm.   a  bend 

lozengy  az.  and  or.     Valehey. 
Or  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  bend  engr. 

of  the  second.     Stephen  Waleys,  V. 

Billets 

Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  five  billets  sa. 

Inglos. 

....Bird 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

martlet  or.     Lathebury,  V. 

Book 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

book  or.      Fulwar,  Cork,  Ireland  ;  granted  26 

Feb.  1635. 

....  Castle 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a 

tower  (or  castle)  or.    Fuller,  Isle  of  Wight. 

Fuller    or    Fulwer,   co.    Hants;    Visitation 

1634. 
Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  tower 

triple-towered  sa.     Deale,  Feversham,  Kent. 

Crescent 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on*  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

crescent  of  the  first.     Buckton,  Hull,  co.  York. 
Arg.  three  bars  voided  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last 

a  crescent  gu.    Burkton,  Brome,  Suffolk. 
....  Cross 
Erm.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  cross  engr. 

arg.    Huttoft,  V*. 
Erm.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  cross  engr. 

betw.  four  pheons  arg.      Henry  Huttoft,  co. 

Hants,  V. 
Erm.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  cross  engr. 

arg.  betw.  four  pheons   or.      Huttofts,   co. 

Hants ;  and  Salisbury,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross  formy 

or.    Ecton. 
Or  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  cross  formy 

of  the  second.     Garfeild,  Tuddington,  Mid- 

dlesex.     Garfteld. 
Az.  three  bars  or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  patonce 

arg.    Atton,  V. 
Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  patonce 

arg.    De  Aton,  Baron  1324. 

Fess 

Arg.    three    bars    az.    on    a    canton   or  a  fess 

and  in  chief  three   lozenges   of  the  second. 

Stainforth. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  fess  betw. 

six  lozenges  sa.    Stainforth. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  fess  sa.  in 

chief  three  mascles  of  the  last.      Stamford, 

Hadley,  Middlesex  ;  granted  2  May,  1542  ;  and 

co.  Stafford. 
Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  fess  sa.  in 

chief  three  mascles  of  the  last.      Clever,  co. 

Hertford,  1684. 

....  Fleur-de-lis 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis 

or.     Marriot. 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

fleur-de-lis  or.    Meryett. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  three  bars  counterchanged 

on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  rose  crowned  or. 

Barrett,  Castle-Barrett,  co.  Cork. 


BAR.  3  BARS cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Flower 
Sa.  three  bars  arg.  with  the  augmentation  of  a 
•  canton  or  thereon  impaled  the  rose  of  England 
and  the  thistle  of  Scotland.  Hoghton,  Hogh- 
ton  Tower,  co.  Lancaster,  Baronetcy  1611, 
quartering  Bold. 

....5-Foil 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  5-foil  or. 
Piparp,  V*.    Raufe  Pip  art,  V. 
....  Fountain 
Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  fountain 
az.    Drummond,  Innermay,  Scotland. 
..  ..Hand 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  gauntlet  or 
grasping  a  broken  sword  of  the  first  hilt  and 
pomel  sa.      Stamford  or  Staunford,  Rowley, 
co.  Stafford  ;  granted  25  June,  1544. 

. . .  .Head  (Beast)  Leopard 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  leopard's 
head  or.    Allard,  V*. 

Lion 

Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion's  head 
erased  arg.  Thomas  Cox,  Physician  to  Charles 
II.  Daniel  Cox,  M.D.,  1730.  Cox,  Dunman- 
way,  co.  Cork,  Bart.  Cox,  Chichester,  Sussex, 
descended  from  Cox,  Monmouth. 
Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion's 
head  erased  enclosed  by  a  double  tressure 
flory  counterflory  of  the  second.  Drummond, 
Maderty,  Scotland;  and  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.  Drummond,  Machary,  Scotland. 
Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a 
lion's  head  erased  enclosed  by  a  double  tressure 
flory  counterflory  of  the  second.  Drummond 
or  Drumond,  Scotland. 

(Monster)  Dragon 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  or  a  dragon's  head 
erased  of  the  second.  Brawne,  London  and 
Surrey,  1604. 

(Human  Figure) 

Gu.  three  bars  erm.  (another  or)  on  a  canton 
arg.  a  maiden's  head  ppr.     Baretti,  India. 
..  ..Human  Figure 
Sa.  three  bars  or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  demi  woodman 
holding  a  club  over  the  dexter  shoulder  gold. 
Wood,  North  Taunton,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  three  bars  or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  demi  wood- 
man erased  holding  on  the  shoulder  a  club  of 
the  second.    Wood,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  ....  a  man  ppr. 
Wood,  North  Taunton,  co.  Devon. 
....  Insect 
Or  three  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  harvest-fly  displ. 
of  the  first.    Muschampe,  Cork,  Ireland. 
..  ..Mullet 
Arg.  three  bars   nebuly  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
pierced  mullet  or.    Brokesby,  co.  Leicester,  V. 
....  Sal  tire 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  saltire  of  the 
first.    Branspeth,  co.  Lincoln,  Harl.MS.  1436. 
Braunspath,  V.    Brawne. 
....  Sword 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  dagger  of 
the  first.     Gaisford. 

Wreath 

Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  chaplet  gu. 
Holmes,  Gawdy  Hall,  Norfolk. 
Chief 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  a  chief  gu.    Newbery,  London. 
Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  a  chief  gu.  on  a  canton 
erm.  a  mullet  of  the  second.     Henry  Barley, 
Abberly  Hall,  co.  Hertford,  V. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


.cont. 


BAR.       3  BARS  and  in  chief. 

Chief  cont. 
Arg.  three  bars  wavy  sa.  a  chief  per  pale  erm.  and 

gu.    Barley. 
Az.    three    barrulets     and    as    many    endorses 

fretted   in   cross   arg.   a  chief  dovetailed  or. 

Pickford. 
Az.  three  bars  or  a  chief  dancetty  gu.   Theobald, 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  1139-61. 
Or  three   bars   sa.   a   chief  paly  erm.    and   gu. 

Burley. 
Sa.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  a  chief  or.     Watiie,  St. 

Alban's,  co.  Hertford;  and  Slipton,  co.  North- 
ampton. 

on  a  Chief Annulet 

Gu.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  on  a  chief  or  an  annulet 

betw.  two  bull's  heads  cabossed  sa.  through 

each  of  their  nostrils  an  annulet  of  the  last. 

Bulman,  Northumberland. 

....  Beast  ( Greyhound ) 
Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 

greyhound  in  full  course  sa.      Skipwith,  co. 

Lincoln. 

.... (Lion) 
Az.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 

demi  lion  ramp,  issuaut  gu.     Egrenhall,  V. 

Egrevale. 
Az.  three  bars  wavy  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi 

lion  issuant  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  crescent 

gu.    Smith,  London. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass. 

or.    Inglefield. 
Az.  three   bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  gu.     Walleron,  V. 
Az.  three  bars  nebuly  arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  as  many 

martlets   or  a  cbief  gu.  charged  with  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  betw.  two  anchors  gold.     Forman, 

V*.    Freman,  V*. 
Az.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  gu.     Oxford. 
Erm.  three  bars  humetty  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  arg.     Currer. 
Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 

pass,  of  the  first.     Tregosse. 
Or  three  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion 

pass,  of   the   first.      Flamsted,   Ruston   and 

Denton,  co.  Northampton. 
....(Ox) 
Sa.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  bull  pass. 

or.    Bullman  or  Bullman.  John  Bulman,  V. 
....  (Wolf) 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  over  all  as  many  stag's  heads 

cabossed  or  on  a  chief  sa.  a  wolf  pass.  betw.  two 

pheons  of  the  third.     Woodward,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  over  all  as  many  stag's  heads 

cabossed  or  two  and  one  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a 

wolf  pass,  of  the  second  betw.  two  pheons  sa. 

Woodward,  Dean,  co.  Gloucester. 
.. .  .Fleurs-de-lis 
Or  three  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  as  many  fleurs- 
de-lis  sa.    Norman,  Lord  Mayor,  London,  1453. 
Or  three  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

fleurs-de-lis  of  the  field.    Norman. 

Flowers 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  on  a  chief  quarterly  gu. 

and  or  in  each  of  the  first  a  lion  of  England  in 

each  of  the  last  two  roses  counterchanged  on  an 

inescucheon  erm.  a  sceptre  gold.     Company  of 

New  French  Merchant  Adventurers. 

Foils 

Arg.  three  bars  dancetty  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 

as  maDy  5-foils  or.     Rigby. 


BAR.       3  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont. 

Heads  (Beast)  Leopard 

Arg.  three  bars  nebuly  and  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief 
gu.  as  many  leopard's  faces  or.     Clement,  V*. 

Lion 

Arg.  three  bars  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many 
lion's  heads  erased  or.     Hiklinge. 

...Wolf 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many 
wolf's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Wolfe,  V*. 
Wolf,  V. 

Landscape 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  embattled  of  the 
last  the  representation  of  a  castle  with  broken 
walls  of  the  field  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a 
medal  of  Talavera  or  suspended  from  a  red 
ribbon  with  blue  edges.     Fuller. 

Gu.  three  bars  or  on  a  bend  erm.  a  sphinx  betw. 
two  wreaths  of  laurel  ppr.  on  a  chief  embattled 
a  view  of  a  fortified  town  with  the  word  Acre 
thereunder.  Cameron,  Fassifern  and  Callart, 
co.  Argyll ;  and  Arthurstone,  co.  Angus,  Bart. 
....  Mullets 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  two 
mullets  of  the  first.    Haughton. 
Pale 

Az.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  pale 
betw.  two  gyrons  (also  called  piles)  of  the  first 
over  all  an  escucheon  gu.  charged  with  a  cross 
croslet  fitchy  as  the  bars*  Benedictine  Abbey 
at  Winchcombe  or  Winchelcomb,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

..  ..Palets 

Az.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  second  over  all  an  escucheon  arg.  Sir 
Roger  Mortimer,  W.,  Roger  de  Mortymer,  E ; 
the  escucheon  erm.,  Roger  de  Mortimer,  E  ; 
the  escucheon  or.,  Roger  de  Mortemer,  F. 

Az.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  second  over  all  an  escucheon  arg.  five 
billets  sa.  three  two  and  one.  Henry  de 
Mortimer,  F;  the  escucheon  arg.  three  nails 
points  in  base  sa.     Robert  Mortimer,  V. 

Az.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  second  an  escucheon  arg.  over  all  a 
bendlet  gu.    William  de  Mortimer,  E. 

Az.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  second  an  escucheon  arg.  over  all  a  sal- 
tire  gu.     Gefrai  de  Mortimer,  E. 

Gu.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  second  over  all  an  escucheon  arg. 
Sir  Hugh  Mortimer,  co.  Hertford,  V.  John 
Mortimer,  E. 

Or  three  bars  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  as  many 
palets  betw.  two  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinis- 
ter of  the  second  over  all  an  escucheon  gu. 
charged  with  three  bars  arg.  Symon  Burlay, 
X. 

Sa.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  two  palets 
(sometimes  blasoned  billets  or  pellets)  over  all 
on  an  escucheon  erm.  two  (another  three)  bars 
gu.    Burley. 

Sa.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  last  over  all  an  escucheon  arg.  Rafe  de 
Mortimer,  F ;  arg.  charged  with  five  billets  sa. 
three  two  and  one.    Richard  de  Bois,  F. 


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BAR.       3  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Palets  cont. 

Sa.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  last  over  all  an  escucbeon  erm.  Richard 
du  Boise,  E,  Harl.  MS.  0589,  but  corrected  to 
Richard  de  Borley,  E,  Harl.  MS.,  (3137. 
....  Sal  tire 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  a  cbief  gu.  a  saltire  or. 
Watlington,  Caldicott  Hill,  co.  Hertford. 

Erm.  three  bars  wavy  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  saltire 
or.  Wallington,  Cheltenham  and  Peers  Court, 
co.  Gloucester. 

....  Tops 

Sa.  three  bars  vert  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  as 
many  tops  arg.     Topp. 
Wheels 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  Catharine 
wheels  or.     Lepton,  Kepwick,  co.  York. 
Wings 

Az.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many 
pair  of  wings  conjoined  gu.     Fleming. 
Crescents 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  crescent  sa.  charged 
with  another  or.     Bery,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  crescents  or. 
Frampton,  V.  Framton.  Molton,  Francton. 
John  Multon,  Franketon,  Y. 

Gu.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  crescents  or. 
Robert  Frampton,  Bishop  of  Gloucester,  1681- 
91. 

Sa.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  crescents  or. 
Frampton,  Upway,  co.  Dorset. 
Cross 

Az.  a  barrulet  environed  by  an  annulet  betw.  two 
bars   and    in   chief   a  cross    patty  fitchy  or. 
Holte,  V. 
Crosses 

Az.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  crosses  patty 
fitchy  or.     Stow  or  Stowte,  V*. 

Or  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  crosses  patty 
fitchy  az.     Stowte,  V. 

Or  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  crosses  patty 
fitchy  sa.     Smith,  Lested  Lodge ;  and  Maid- 
stone, Kent.     Smythe,  Boughton  Monchelsea, 
Kent ;  granted  14  Sept.  1605. 
Cups 

Arg.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  covered  cups 
gu.    Haughton. 
Escallops 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  surmounted  of  a  lion 
ramp,  or  in  chief  two  escallop  shells  of  the 
second.  Field,  Heaton  Hall,  Helmesley  Lodge, 
and  Weston  House,  co.  York,  quartering 
Wilmer,  Thweng,  Bruce,  etc. 

Erm.  three  bars  humetty  gu.  in  chief  as  many 
escallops  or.  Dabridgecourt  or  Dabriscourt. 

Gu.  three  bars  wavy  or  over  all  a  dolphin  em- 
bowed  naiant  arg.  in  chief  three  escallops  of 
the  second.    Town  of  Poole,  co.  Dorset. 
Escucheon 

Or  three  bars  gu.  over  all  in  the  dexter  point 
an  escucheon  erm.  Sir  ....  de  Martyn,  V. 
Martin,  Kent ;  and  co.  York.  Marton,  Capern- 
wray  Hall,  co.  Lancaster;  derived  from  Paganus 
de  Marton,  Lord  of  East  and  West  Marton,  in 
Craven,  quartering  arg.  on  a  cross  gu.  five 
escallops  of  the  field  within  a  bordure  vert 
with  arg.  two  chev.  the  lowermost  rompu  sa. 
between  three  chaplets  gu. 
Estoiles 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  and  in  chief  two  estoiles  az. 
Teshmaker. 


BAR.       3  BARS  and  in  chief. .  ..cont. 
Estoiles  cont. 

Az.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  estoiles  or. 
Pitts  or  Pytts,  co.  Worcester. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  in  chief  as  many  stars  az. 
Drummond,  Colquhalzie,  Scotland. 

Or  three  bars  and  in  chief  two  estoiles  sa. 
Wybergh,  St.  Bees,  Cumberland  ;  and  Clifton 
Hall,  Westmoreland,  quartering  Engayne  and 
Hilton. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  in  chief  as  many  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.  Moult,  co. Nottingham, granted  1686. 

Az.  three  bars  erm.  in  chief  as  many  fleurs- 
de-lis  oi-.  Denn,  Temsford  Hall,  co.  Hunting- 
don. Denne,  Adsham,  Kent.  Denne,  Denne 
Hill,  Kingston,  Elbridge,  Bishopsbourne  and 
Lydd,  Kent ;  and  Winchilsea,  Sussex ;  quarter- 
ing az.  three  leopard's  heads  affronty  couped  at 
the  neck  or  with  arg.  two  flaunches  sa.  each 
charged  with  a  leopard's  face  or. 

Or  three  bars  wavy  az.  in  chief  four  fleur-de-lis 
sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  field  a  bend  gu.  charged 
with  a  crescent  arg.    Robinson. 
Flowers 

Sa.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  rose  or.  Houghton, 
King's  Clyff,  co.  Northampton  ;  and  co.  Rutland. 
5-Foils 

Gu.  three  bars  or  in  chief  as  many  5-foils  of  the 
second.    Emery,  Kent. 

Or  three  bars  sa.  in  chief  as  many  5-foils  .... 
Emeris,  Louth,  co.  Lincoln  ;  seal. 

Sa.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  5-foils  of  the 
last.     Phillimore. 

Sa.  three  bars  or  and  in  chief  as  many  5-foils .... 
Emeris,  Louth,  quartering  Atkinson,  of 
Fanthorpe  Hall ;  seal. 

Sa.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  5-foils  or. 
Robert  Filmer,  East  Sutton,  Kent,  W ;  granted 
1570 ;  Baronetcy,  1674. 
Head 

Or  three  bars  wavy  and  in  chief  a  boar's  head 
erased  gu.     Drummond,  Pitkellanie,  Scotland. 
Heads 

Arg.  three  bars  az.  in  chief  as  many  lion's  heads 
erased  of  the  second.     Hickxtng. 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  as  many  lion's  heads 
erased  of  the  last.  Love,  Basing,  co.  Hants ; 
Visitation,  1634  ;  the  heiress  m.  Beckford. 

Az.  three  bars  or  in  chief  as  many  lion's  heads 
erased    of   the    second.      Hickling,    Green's 
Norton,  co.  Northampton. 
Lozenges 

Arg.  three  bars  az.  in  chief  as  many  lozenges  gu. 
Dalton.    Flandrensis. 
Mullet 

Gu.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  in  chief  a  mullet  of  six 
points  of  the  second.     Basire  or  Basier. 
Mullets 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  in  chief  two  mullets  of  the 
last.    Horton. 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  in  chief  two  pierced  mullets 
of  the  second  a  crescent  for  diff.  Haughton 
or  Hawton,  London ;  Her.  Off.  c.  24. 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  in  chief  two  mullets  pierced 
of  the  last  the  horns  barry  of  the  first  and 
second.    Houghton,  London. 

Gu.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  two  mullets  of  the 
last.     Rafe. 

Or  three  bars  vert,  in  chief  as  many  mullets  of 
the  second  pierced  of  the  first.  Kempson  or 
Kempston,  co.  Stafford ;  and  Ardens- Grafton, 
co.  Warwick. 


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AN  OEDINARY  OF 


BAR.       3  BARS  and  in  chief.   .  .cont. 
Pale 

Arg.  three  hars  dancetty  sa.  in  chief  a  pale  erm. 

Enderbie. 
Palets 
Az.  three   bars   and    in    chief   two    palets    or. 

Mortimer,  Auchenhray. 
Or  three  bars  and  in  chief  two  palets  sa.  over  all  an 

escucheon  bany  gu.  and  erm.  Burley,  co.  Salop. 
Or  three  bars  and  in  chief  two  palets  sa.  over  all 

an  inescucheon  gu.     Bewley. 
Or  three  bars  and  in  chief  two  palets  (sometimes 

blasoned  pellets)  sa.  over  all  on  an  escucheon 

gu.  three  bars  erm.    Beverley.    Borley. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as 

many  palets  counterchanged  over  all  an  escu- 
cheon arg.     Hagley. 
Arg.  three  bars  with  in  chief  two  palets  and  as 

many  gyrons  dexter  and  sinister  sa.  over  all 

an  escucheon  of  the  first.     Ikborough. 
Az.  three  bars  with  in  chief  two  palets  betw.  as 

many  esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister  arg. 

over  all  on  an  escucheon  of  the  last  a  cross 

croslet  gu.    Benedictine  Abbey  of  Winchcomb, 

co.  Gloucester,  V. 
Az.  three  bars  with  in  chief  two  palets  betw.  as 

many  gyrons  or.     Town  of  Radnor. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  three  bars  with  in  chief  two 

palets  and   as  many  cantons  counterchanged 

over  all  an  inescucheon  arg.     Hagley. 
Or  three  bars  with  in  chief  six  palets  sa.  over  all 

an  inescucheon  of  the  second.    Beverley. 
Pile 
Or  three  bars  az.  in  chief  a  pile  betw.  a  gyronny 

of  two  pieces  of  the  second  over  all  an  escucheon 

erm.    Mortymer. 
Quarter 
Or  three  bars  gu.  a  quarter  erm.     Gansell. 

on  a  Quarter ....  Beasts 
Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  quarter  arg.  two  lions  pass. 

gu.    Routh  or  Rowth. 

Bend 

Or  three  bars  gu.  on  a  quarter  arg.  a  bend  fusily 

gu.  and  of  the  first.     Ganfield,  co.  Leicester. 
....  Castle 
Gu.  three  bars  arg.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a 

"  torele"  or  castle  sa.    John  Dene,  Y. 

Head 

Or  three  bars  az.  on  a  quarter  arg.  a  lion's  head 

couped  gu.     Cox,  Beamonds,  co.  Hertford. 

Pheons 

Erm.  three  bars   gu.  on  a  quarter  az.  a   cross 

engr.  arg.  betw.  four  pheons   or.     Hettoft, 

V*.     Henry  Hutoft,  co.  Hants,  V. 

Roundles (2  Plates)    • 

Vert  three  bars  erm.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

murally    crowned    or    in    chief    two    plates. 

Fremantle,    Swanbourne,    co.    Buckingham, 

Bart. 

... .(3  Bezants) 
Az.  three  barrulets  arg.  in  chief  as  many  bezants. 

Atkins,  co.  Stafford  and  London. 
Az.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  as  many  bezants. 

Atkyns,    Great    Berkhnmpstead.    and    Much 

Hadham,  co.  Hertford  ;  and  Clapham,  Surrey, 

Bart. 
Gu.   three  bars   or  in  chief  as   many  bezants. 

Garband,  co.  Lincoln. 

(3  Hurts) 

Arg.   three   bars   az.  in   chief  as   many   hurts. 

Basset,  W. 
Arg.   three   bars   gu.  in   chief  as   many   harts. 

Atkins,  co.  Hertford. 


BAR.       3  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Roundles  cont.  (3  Ogresses) 
Arg.  three   bars   sa.  in   chief  as   many  pellets. 

Humberston,  Walkerne,  co.  Herts ;  and  Norfolk. 

(3  Plates) 

Az.  three  bars  arg.  in   chief  as  many   plates. 

Nicholas  Erington,  V.    Evington,  V*. 
Gu.  three  bars   vert  in  chief  as   many  plates. 

Clarke,  Middlesex. 
Sa.  three  bars   arg.  in   chief  as   many  plates. 

Fitz-John.     Moston,  Northumberland. 
....(3  Torteaux) 
Arg.  three   bars    az.  in    chief   three    torteaux. 

Alkins.  John  GREY,Bishop  of  Norwich  1200-14. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  as  many  torteaux 

over    all    a    bendlet    sa.      Sir    Walter    de 

Chirchingham,  R. 
Arg.  three  bars   nebuly  gu.  in  chief  as  many 

torteaux.    Amery  or  Emery,  Little   Baddow, 

Essex. 
Or  three  bars  gu.  in  chief  as  many  torteaux. 

Gore.     Gower. 
Saltire 
Az.  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  saltire  or.    George 

Foudras,  V. 
Az.  (another  gu.)  three  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  saltire 

engr.  or.    Fondrass  or  Fonnde,  France. 
Tops 
Sa.  three  bars  nebuly  vert  in  chief  as  many  play- 
ing tops  arg.    Topp. 
Trivets 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  in  chief  as  many  trivets  of 

the  last.     Revett  or  Rivett,  co.  Cambridge ; 

and  Crettinge,  Suffolk. 

3  BARS  and  in  base. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Per  fess  or  and  gu.  in  chief  three  barrulets  sa. 
in   base   as  many  fleurs-de-lis    of   the    first. 
Stone,  Kent. 

3  BARS  betw.  or  within. 

(some  coats,  placed  here  in  compliance  with 

a  customary  method  of  blason,  will  also 

be  found  in  the  divisions  to  which 

they  properly  belong.) 

Beasts 
Az.  three   barrulets    dancetty  betw.  two    lions 
pass.  arg.    Delmar,  Kenfield,  Kent. 

Birds (3  Martlets) 

Arg.  three    bars    betw.   as    many   martlets    sa. 
Careill. 

..  ..(3  Swans) 
Sa.  three  bars  wavy  betw.  as  many  swans  arg. 
Waters,  Lenham,  Kent. 

..  ..(4  Martlets) 
Arg.  three  bars  humetty  gu.  betw.  four  martlets 
in  pale  sa.    Aldmen.    Aldwen,  co.  York,  V. 

(8  Martlets) 

Arg.  three  bars  gu.  betw.  eight   martlets   or  a 

bordure  az.    Somervtll. 
Arg.  three  bars  betw.  an  orle  of  martlets   gu. 
Sire    Rauf   de    Royinge,    N.      Royniger    or 
Roynger,  Norfolk. 
Or  three  bars  within  an  orle  of  martlets   gu. 
Romyng. 
Bordure 
Arg.  three  bars  embattled  ....  a  bordure  engr. 
az.  over  all  an  escucheon  gu.   Straiton,  Mont- 
rose, Scotland. 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.     Augus- 
tinian  Priory  at  Olveston,  Ossulveston,  or 
Owston,  co.  Leicester. 


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45 


BAR.    3  BARS  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  eight  doves 

or  over  all  a  tower  triple  towered  of  the  first. 

Town  of  Morpeth,  Northumberland. 
Az.  three  bars  or  a  bordure  engr.  arg.    Andrew 

Hake,  X. 
Az.    three    bars     or    within     a    bordure    erm. 

Aenefoed,  V.    Arnford. 
Az.     three     bars     or     within     a     bordure     gu. 

Newborough. 
Erm.  three  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure   of  the 

second.     Fotheringham,  Bandon,  Scotland. 
Gu.  three  bars  wavy  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the 

last.     Choke. 
Gu.  three  bars  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 

Carfrae,  Scotland. 
Or  three  bars  az.  within  a  bordure  (sometimes 

the  bordure  engr.)  gu.     Arke,  co.  York. 
Or  three  bars  az.  a  saltire  counterchanged  a  bor- 
dure engr.  gu.    Diffort. 
Or  three   bars  az.  over  all   a  saltire   counter- 
changed  within  a  bordure  invecked  gu.  Dipford 

or  Ditford,  London. 
Or  three  bars  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 

charged    with    eight    martlets    of    the    field. 

Romyng. 
Or  three  bars   wavy  gu.  within   a  bordure  az. 

Drummond,    Rickarton,   Scotland,    quartering 

arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az. 
Or    three    bars    wavy    within    a    bordure    gu. 

Drummond,  Carnock,  Scotland.     Drummond, 

Hawthornden,  Mid  Lothian,  Bart. ;  quartering 

Forbes  as  grand  quarters  :  in  the  second  and 

third  paly   arg.   and  gu.    a    saltire    also  paly 

counterchanged    on  a    chief   invecked    az.  a 

crescent  of  the  field   betw.  two  spur-rowels 

gold. 
Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  a  bordure  of  the  last 

charged    with    eight    crescents    of   the  first. 

Drummond,  Midhope,  Scotland. 
Or  three  bars  wavy  gu.  within  a  bordure  wavy  of 

the  second.     Drummond,  Logiealmond,  Scot- 
land. 

Closets 
Arg.  three  bars  closeted  gu.     Bensted. 
Sa.  three  bars  erm.  closeted  compony  or  and  arg. 

Horwood,  co.  Huntingdon,  V. 
Sa.  three  bars  erm.  closeted  or.    Horwood,  co. 

Huntingdon. 
Escallops 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  an  orle  of  eight  escallops  sa. 

William  and  Robert  Moulton,  co.  York ;  and 

London,  1571,  W.    Moulton,  co.  Gloucester; 

Kent;  London;  and  co.  York  ;  granted  1571. 
Estoiles 
Az.  three  bars  raguly  humetty  arg.  betw.  as  many 

estoiles  or.     Teshmaker. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  betw.  eight  estoiles  sa.  one 

three  and  one.     Lionnel. 
Flaunches 
Or  three  bars  humetty  sa.  betw.  two  flaunches 

gu.    three    garbs    in    fess    counterchanged. 

Fryer. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Arg.  three  bars  betw.  ten  fleurs-de-lis  az.  four 

three  two  and  one.    Hailard. 
Arg.  three  bars  betw.  ten  fleurs-de-lis  az.  three 

three  three  and  one.    Haylord.     Sir  ....  de 

Haylard,  V. 
3-Foils 
Gu.  three  bars  humetty  arg.  betw.  as  many  3-foils 
.    or  two  and  one.    Palmer. 


BAR.    3  BARS  betw.  or  within. . .  .cont. 
5-Foils 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  betw.  as   many  5  foils   gu. 

Treisb,  Levethan,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m. 

Morshead. 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  betw.  as  many  (?  pierced) 

5-foils  per  fesse  gu.  and  sa.     Treys,  Cornwall. 
Keys 
Az.  three  bars  betw.  eight  keys  or  three  two  two 

and  one.     William  Screen,  temp.  Richard  II, 

Henry   TV,    and   Henry  V.    Had.   MS.   980, 

fo.  300. 
Leaves 
Sa.  three  bars  engr.  betw.  ten  elm  leaves  erect  or. 

Elmsall,  Thornhill,  Wakefield,  co.  York,  quar- 
tering Greaves. 
Mullets 
Sa.    three    bars    betw.    as    many    mullets    or. 

Wyburne,  Cumberland. 
Plough 
....   three   barrulets  wavy  betw.   a  plough  in 

chief  and  two  spearheads   erect  in  base.... 

Norris,  Basing  Park,  co.  Hants. 

3  BARS  betw.  or  within .... 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Beast 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  a  bordure  compony  or  and  az. 
in  chief  a  greyhound  courant  sa.     Sklpwith, 
Stayne,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  three  bars  gu.  a  bordure  sa.  in  chief  a  grey- 
hound courant  of  the  last.    Sklpwith,  Skip- 
with, Hever,  and  Ormesby,  co.  Lancaster ;  and 
Snowers,  Norfolk. 
Canton 
Gu.  three  bars  erm.  betw.  ten  crosses  formy  or 
three  three  three  and  one  a  canton  of  the  last. 
Hadsor,  London. 

on  a  Chief Fish 

Sa.  three  barrulets  wavy  arg.  betw.  as  many  plates 
on  a  chief  or  two  dolphins  erect  and  endorsed 
betw.  as  many  anchors  az.     Curteis. 

Palets 

Az.  three  bars  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two  palets 
betw.  as  many  squires  based  dexter  and  sinister 
of  the  second  all  within  a  bordure  erm.  an 
escucheon  arg.  Blanchfront. 
Estoiles 
Or  three  bars  wavy  and  a  bordure  gu.  in  chief  as 
as  many  estoiles  az.  Drummond,  Monedie, 
Scotland. 

Roundles  (Ogresses) 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the 
second  in  chief  as  many  ogresses.    Allerton. 
(Torteaux) 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  a  bordure  erm.  in  chief  as 
many  torteaux.     Bloodworth.     Sir  Thomas 
Bludworth,  Leatherhead,  Surrey,  Knt.,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London,  1R66. 

On  3  BARS 
Annulets 
Arg.  three  bars  az.  in  the  centre  two  annulets 

linked  together.     Maydestone,  V. 
Or  three  bars  humetty  sa.  charged  with  as  many 
annulets  arg.    Ambrose,  co.  Lancaster. 
Birds 
Gu.  on  three  fesses  wavy  sa.  as  many  birds  arg. 
Menadarva      or     Mathadarva,     Menadarva, 
Cornwall. 

(3  Martlets) 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  on  the  middle  one  as 
many  martlets  or.  Pennant,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1750. 


4G 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BAR.  On  3  BARS..  ..cont. 

Birds  cont.  (3  Martlets)  cont. 
Arg.  on  three  bars  sa.  as  many  martlets  of  the 

first.     Caceyll. 
Arg.  on  three  bars  sa.  as  many  martlets  of  the 
first  two  and  one.     Carill,  V.    Caryll,  V*. 
....(3  Sheldrakes) 
Arg.  three  bars  wavy  az.  the  one  in  fesse  charged 
with  three  sheldrakes  of  the  field.     Yswittan 
Wyddell. 

....  (3  Swallows) 
Gu.  on  three  bars  wavy  sa.  as  many  swallows  or. 
Mathadarda,  the  heiress  m.  Beville. 

(5  Martlets) 

Arg.  on  three  bars  gu.  five  martlets  in  saltire  or. 
Warde,  Pilton,  co.  Devon ;  confirmed  21  July, 
1614  ;  Her.  Off.  London,  c.  24. 

(6  Martlets) 

Az.  on  three  bars  arg.  six  martlets  gu.  three,  two, 
and  one.    Crambura  or  Crambury. 

(9  Martlets) 

Arg.  on  three  bars  sa.  nine  martlets  of  the  field 

three  three  and  three.      Trehane,  Trehane, 

Cornwall ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Scawen,  Kendal,  and 

Verm  an. 

Gu.  on  three  bars  wavy  arg.  nine  martlets  sa. 

three  three  and  three.    Maeland,  Kent. 
Gu.  on  three  bars  wavy  or  nine  martlets. . .  .three 
three  and  three.    Morland. 
Bougets 
Arg.  on  three  bars  gu.  six  water  bougets  of  the 
first  two  two  and  two.     Strange,  V. 
Buckles 
Erm.   on  three  bars   gu.   as   many  buckles  or. 
Fotheeingham,  Lawhill,  Scotland. 
Crescent 
Or  three  bars  dancetty  gu.  the  first  charged  with 
a  crescent  and  estoile  arg.    Maib,  Glassels. 
Crescents 
Az.  three  bars  arg.  on  the  upper  bar  two  crescents 
of  the  first.    Carfrae,  Edinburgh. 
Crosses 
Arg.  on  three  bars  gu.  six  crosses  croslet  or. 
Sir    Richard    Daudeley,     V.  Daundley, 

V*. 
Arg.  on  three  bars  gu.  seven  crosses  croslet  or. 

Daundeleigh,  V*. 
Arg.  on  three  bars  gu.  nine  crosses  croslet  or 

three  three  and  three.     Sandelby. 
Erm.  on  three  bars  gu.  nine  crosses  patty  or  three 
three  and  three.    Clereeck. 
Escucheon 
Or  three  bars  gu.  on  the  dexter  point  of  the  first 
bar  an  escucheon  erm.    Martyn,  V*. 
Escallops 
Or  on  three  bars  wavy  gu.  as  many  escallops  of 

the  field.     Deummond,  Blair,  Scotland. 
Erm.  on  three  bars  humetty  gu.  six  escallops  or 
three  two  and  one.    Sir  ....  Dabrigecourte, 
V. 
Erm.  on  three  bars  humetty  gu.  nine  escallops  or 
three    three   and    three.       Monsire  John   de 
Dabrichecourt,  S. 
Fish 
Gu.  on  three  bars  wavy  or  as  many  shrimps  of  the 

first.    Atsea,  V*. 
Or  on  three  bars  wavy  gu.  as  many  shrimps  of 
the  first.    Sea. 
Foils 
Arg.  on  three,  bars  sa.  six  5-foils  of  the  field  three 
two    and    one    with    a    crescent   on  a  mullet 
for  diff.      Dareell,  All   Souls'   College,   Ox- 
ford. 


BAR.  On  3  BARS cont. 

Flowers 
Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  the  upper  bar  as  many 
roses  of  the  field.     Darrell.     Paul  Dayrell, 
V.    Pole.    Pooley. 
Fruit 
Erm.  on  three  bars  humetty  sa.  fifteen  wheatears 

or  five  and  five.    Stokes,  W. 
Sa.  three  bars  humetty  arg.  on  the  uppermost  as 
many  mullets  of  the  first.  Sir  Hugh  Bossaed,  0. 
Saltires 
Gu.  three  bars  wavy  or  on  each  as  many  saltires 
sa.    Maeland. 

On  3  BARS  and  in  Chief 
on  a  Canton Bird 

Arg.  three  bars  sa.  on  the  first  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
betw.  two  martlets  second  three  5-foils  and  third 
as  many  escallops  all  or  a  canton  gu.  charged 
with  a  bird  wings  expanded  like  the  field. 
Thurston,  V*. 

....  Saltire 

Sa.  three  bars  arg.  on  that  in  fess  point  three 
martlets  az.  a  canton  gu.  charged  with  a  saltire 
of  the  second.  Fynch  ;  quartered  by  Tarn  worth, 
Harl.  MS.  1436. 
on  a  Chief Bars 

Or  three  bars  gu.  charged  with  as  many  martlets 
of  the  field  two  and  one  on  a  chief  az.  two  bars 
nebuly  arg.  Crimes  or  Crymes,  Buckland  Mo- 
nachorum,  co.  Devon  ;  Peckham,  Surrey. 

Or  on  three  bars  gu.  as  many  martlets  of  the  first 
a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with  two   bars 
nebuly  arg.    Grimes,  London ;  granted  1575. 
Gun 

Arg.  three  bars  wavy  sa.  each  charged  with  as 
many  plates  ;  on  a  chief  gu.  a  culverine  betw. 
two  anchors  or.     Gonston,  Essex  and  London. 

4  BARS 

(two  bars  gemel  are  counted  as  four  bars) 

Arg.  four  bars  az.     William  Feyce,  V.     Sir  John 

Hoebury,  32  Edward  I. 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  az.     Pearse  or  Peeres. 
Arg.   four  bars   az.    over   all  a   lion   ramp.   gu. 

Stratford. 
Arg.  four  barrulets  az.  over  all  a  griffin  segreant 

or.     Baewell. 
Arg.  four  bars  gu.    Fitz-Alueed,  Ireland,   W. 

Sonley  or  Soulley. 
Arg.  four  bars  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  or  ducally 

crowned  per  pale  of  the    second   and  third. 

Brandon. 
Arg.  four  bars  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned 

or.    Wasthouse. 
Arg.  four  bars  gu.  over  all  a  bend  az.  Mulcastee, 

Charlwood,   Surrey;    Visitation  1662;  derived 

through  Mulcastee,  Carlisle, from  Mulcastee, 

Taperham,  temp.  William    II.      Mulcastee, 

Charlton  Place,  near  Canterbury. 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  bend  gu.    Bylesdon. 
Arg.  four  bars  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Chawoeth. 
Arg.  four  bars  gu.  over  all  a   cross  croslet  sa. 

Gowee,  co.  York. 
Arg.  four  bars   gu.  over    all  a  fleur-de-lis    sa. 

Stave ley. 
Arg.  four  bars  gu.  over  all  a  saltire  or.   Maubanke, 

co.  Dorset,  V. 
Arg.  four  bars  nebuly  gu.     Dolseby. 
Arg.  four  bars  wavy  gu.   over   all   a  saltire   or. 

Malbank,  co.  Dorset.    Malbouck. 
Arg.  four  bars  wavy  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  three 

bezants.     Sir  John  GoLAFEE,ob.  1442,  tomb  in 

church  atFy field,  co.Berks.  Golofee,  co.Oxford. 


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BAR.  4  BARS cont. 

Arg.  four  bars  sa.     Teebyge,  V.    Teeyge. 

Arg.  four  barrulets  sa.     Goldfoed. 

Arg.  two  bars  geniel  sa.  Caeeswell.  SireJohan 
de  Guldefoed,  N. 

Arg.  two  bars  gemel  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Adam  de  Monhaut,  E. 

Arg.  two  bars  gemel  sa.  over  all  a  lion  salient 
gu.  armed  and  langued  az.  Monmouth,  Mon- 
mouth Castle,  temp.  Henry  III. 

Arg.  four  bars  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Cocker,  Croft,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  four  bars  dancetty  sa.  Doling,  Worth,  co. 
Dorset. 

Arg.  four  bars  counter-embattled  sa.  an  escucheon 
gu.  Steaiton,  Laureston,  Scotland.  Straton, 
Scotland. 

Az.  four  bars  arg.  Delamaeche  or  Delamaech. 
Thomas  de  la  Lond,  V. 

Az.  two  bars  gemel  arg.     Syferwast,  V. 

Az.  four  bars  or.  City  of  Salisbuey,  or  New 
Saeum  ;  Visitation,  1565. 

Az.  four  bars  dancetty  or.     Oelyans. 

Errn.  four  bars  gu.  Soulsby,  Hallington  Hall, 
Northumberland ;  Bessingby,  Bridlington,  co. 
York.  Sulbie.  Sir  John  Sdlby,  E.G.,  V. 
Sully,  K.G.,  ob.  1388. 

Erra.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  Huntercombe.  Sire 
Wauter  de  Honteecombe,  N.  Honterecombe, 
K.  Wat  de  Honterkumbe,  G.  Sir  Wauter  de 
Hountercombe,  J.  Walter  Hunteecomb, 
V.  Rauf  de  Hunteecomb,  E.  Le  Sire  de 
Huntercombe,  Y.  Walter  de  Hunteecombe, 
r.  Sire  Walter  Huntercombe,  G,  I.  Sir  Wau- 
ter HUNTYECOUHP,  H. 

Erm.  four  bars  or.    Wentlas,  V. 

Erm.  two  bars    gemel    sa.      Hunteecomb,  E. 

Hunteecombe. 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.    John  Baeey,  Y. 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  bend  arg.    Monsire 

Thomas  Walshe,  S. 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  bendlet  arg.     Walshe, 

co.  Leicester.    Welsh,  Worslip,  co.  Leicester. 

We  she,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 

a  lion  pass.  .sa.     Faeneby. 
Gu.  four  bars  arg.  over  all  a  bend  or.    Sockwell. 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  on    a  bend  or  a  lion 

pass,    of   the    first    armed    and    langued   az. 

Faeneby,  Kent. 
Gu.  four  bars  dancetty  arg.     Totenham,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  or.      Roald  de  Richmond,  Y. 
Or  four  bars  az.     Aske,  co.  York.     Pembeidge. 
Or  two  bars  gemel  az.    Fleshing. 
Or  four  bars  az.  over  all   an   eagle   displ.    gu. 

Gaenegan,  temp.  William  I,  V. 
Or  four  bars  dancetty  az.    Oelyans. 
Or  four  bars  nebuly  az.     Pauly. 
Or  four  bars  gu.     Fitz-Alured,  Ireland. 
Or  four  bars  sa.  on   three   escucheons   arg.   as 

many  church  bells  of  the  second  clappers  of 

the  first.    Hall,  Essex. 
Or  two  bars  gemel  sa.     Gulfoed  or  Guildefoed, 

co.  Stafford  and  co.  York. 
Or  four  barrulets  wavy  sa.  a  bend  arg.    Poole, 

co.  Oxford. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  four  bars  counterchanged. 

Baeeett,  Essex. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  four  bars  wavy  gu.   Amitesly, 

co.  Gloucester. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  four  bars  counterchanged. 

Beans,  V. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  four  bars  gu.    Baere. 


BAR.  4  BARS.... cont. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert  in  each  of  the  last  two 

bars  wavy  arg.     Pevebell. 
Sa.  two  bars  gemel  arg.     Kiekland. 

4  BARS  and  in  Chief 

Beast 
Erm.  four  bars  az.  in  chief  a  demi  lion  ramp,  is- 

suant  ppr.     Fbewen,  Ilmer,  co.  Buckingham ; 

and  Northiam,  Sussex;  descended  from  Richard 

Fbewen,  bailiff  of  Worcester,  1473.    Accepted 

Feewen,  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1644;  Arch- 
bishop of  York,  1660-64.       Feewen,  Brickwall 

House,  Northiam,  Sussex ;  and  Cold  Overton 

Hall,  co.  Leicester. 
Erm.  four  bars  gu.  in  chief  a  demi  lion  ramp,  is- 

suant  gu.     Sir  ....  de  Feeyne,  V. 
Erm.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  in  chief  a  demi  lion 

ramp,  issuant  of  the  last.     Feeyne. 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  gu. 

Faeinge.    Lucas  de  Feeinges,  A.     Richard 

Feringes,  A. 
Az.  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard. 

arg.    Wat  de  Neivxle,  E. 
Az.  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  or. 

Tbegos,  Hylford,  Cornwall.    Teegoze,  Goring, 

Sussex,  temp.  Edward  II  and  III,  the  heiress  m. 

D'Oyly.     Henry  Tbegos,  F.     Henry  Teegoz, 

A. 
Az.  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a    lion   pass. 

guard  or.      Tbegos,  Y.      Henry  Teegoz,  E. 

Sir  Rauf  Teegoz,  V.    Sire  Henri  Teegoz,  N. 

Sir  Henry  Geagoe,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Teegoz, 

Sussex,  Y. 
Az.  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Sir  Henry  Teegoz,  I. 
Erm.  four  bars  and  in  chief   a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Feenye. 
Gu.  four  bars  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guai'd.  or. 

Sir  ....  de  Spygoenell,  V. 
Gu.  two  bars   gemel  and   in  chief  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  or.     Speignell,  Highgate,  Middlesex  ; 

confirmed  10  Sept.  1639.    Teegoz,  E. 
Or  two  bars  gemel  gu.  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass. 

guard  az.    Teegoz,  Y. 
Or  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  gu. 

John  Teegoz,  A,  J. 
Or  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief   a   lion  pass. 

guard,  gu.     John  Tbegos,  D.     Teegosse  or 

Teegoz,  E.    Jon  Teegous,  F.  Tbegos,  Sussex, 

Y.     Geoffry   Teegoz,   0.     Sir  John   Teegoz, 

H,  Y. 
Beasts 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  two  lions  pass. 

gu.    Faeinge. 
Canton 
Arg.    four    bars    gu.    a    canton    of    the    first. 

Inglefield. 
Arg.  four  bars  az.  a  canton  gu.     Hothum,  Hot- 
hum,  co.  York,  temp.  Edw.  II. 
Arg.  four  bars  and  a  canton  gu.    Fairfax,  Deep- 
ing Gate,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  a  canton  erm.  Thoenley, 

London. 
Gu.  four  bars  or  a  canton  arg.      Fecbuey  or 

Feksbuey. 
Gu.  four  bars  and  a  canton  or.      Fecbuey  or 

Feksbuey. 
Or  four  bars  sa.  a  canton  arg.     Tallant. 

on  a  Canton Bend 

Arg.  four  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  bend 

fusilly  of  the  second.    Walshe,  V. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BAR.       4  BARS  and  in  chief. . .  .cont. 

on  a  Canton Bend  cont. 

Arg.  four  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  erm.  as  many 
fusils  in  bend  of  the  second.  Waleys,  co. 
Dorset. 

...  .Billets 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  or  a  canton  arg.  billetty  sa. 
Ingloys,  Norfolk. 

....  Crescent 
Gu.  two  bars  gemel  or  on  a  canton  sa.  a  crescent 
of  the  second.    Briggs,  Haughton,  co.  Salop. 
5  Foil 

Arg.  four  bars  gu.  on  a  canton  of  tbe  second  a 
5-foil  of  the  first.  Beckingham,  V.  Bektngham, 
V*. 

Arg.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  se- 
cond a  5-foil  of  the  first.    Bekingham,  V. 
Garb 

Arg.  four  bars  nebuly  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  se- 
cond a  garb  of  the  first.    Beche,  V*. 
Chief 

Az.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  or.  Cypherwast, 
V*.  Sir  Nicolas  Menell,  I.  Sir  Nichole  de 
Mentll,  J.  Sire  Nicholas  de  Meynel,  N. 
Meynill,  V*.  Neyill.  De  Sifrewast,  E. 
•  Richard  de  Sepherwast,  E.  Syferwast,  V. 
De  Syffrewast,  F. 

Erm.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  gu.  John 
Dychaunt,  X.    Robert  Dychant,  F. 

Erm.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  or.  John  de 
la  Vale,  F. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  arg.  Thornell, 
V.  Bryan  Thornehell,  Y.  Monsire  Bryan  de 
Thornhill,  F.  Thornhill,  Thornhill,  co. 
York ;  the  heiress  m.  Saville.  Thornhill, 
Riddlesworth  Hall,  Norfolk ;  and  Fixby  Hall, 
co.  York;  derived  from  Thornhill  of  Thornhill, 
1734. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  a  chief  of  the  second 
charged  with  a  mascle  sa.  for  diff.  Thornhill, 
Stanton,  co.  Derby  ;  descended  from  Thornhill 
of  Thornhill. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  a  chief  indented  erm. 
Ingpen,  Galaker,  co.  Hants,  27  Edward  III ; 
Visitation,  1634. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  arg.  over  all  a 
bend  sa.    Thornhill,  V*. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  arg.  over  all  a 
bendlet  sa.    Thornhill,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  or  a  chief  arg.  Richmond, 
co.  York. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  or  a  chief  erm.  Inckpen, 
Golaker,  co.  Hants. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  or  a  chief  indented  erm. 
Hinkpenn,  V.  Inckpen  or  Inckpeny,  White- 
house,  co.  Hants.    Inckpen  or  Inkpen. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  or  a  chief  invected  erm. 
Inkpen,  V. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  or.  Richmond, 
Highead  Castle,Cumberland,temp.  Henry  VIII  ; 
and  Catterlen,  the  heiress,  m.  Hutchinson.  Ro- 
nald de  Richemond,  P.  Roald  de  Richemond, 
F.  Thomas  de  Richemont,  K.  Roiaunt  de 
Richemund,  E.  Roald  de  Richmond,  V.  Mon- 
sire Rohaine  de  Richmont,  F.  Sire  Thomas 
de  Rugemond,^.  Roald.  Rowald.  Rugemond 
or  Rdgemont. 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  or  over  all  a 
crosier  arg.  Premonstratensian  abbey  of  S. 
Agatha  at  Easby,  co.  York. 

Gu.  four  bars  a  chief  and  over  all  a  ci'osier  or. 
Benedictine  priory  of  S.  Martin  at  Richmond, 
co.  York. 


BAR.       4  BARS  and  in  chief cont. 

Chief. . .  .cont. 
Or  two    bars   gemel   gu.  a  chief  indented   arg. 

Hare,  Norfolk. 
Sa.  two  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  arg.     Walter  de 
Melsanby,  X. 

on  a  Chief Barnacles 

Arg.  four  bars  wavy  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  pairs 
of  barnacles  or.     Smith,  Suffolk. 

Beast  (Leopard) 

Erm.  two  bars  gemel  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  leopard 
pass,  guard,  or  spotted  sa.  Isherwood,  Wind- 
sor, co.  Berks;  granted  1764. 

(Lion) 

Arg.  four  bars  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 
pass.  or.  Osberne  Gifford,  A,  Harl.  MS. 
6137 ;  but  arg.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  a  lion  pass.  or.  Osberne  de 
Gifford,  A,  Ashm.  MS.  1120. 
Erm.  two  bars  gemel  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  or  spotted  sa.  Isherwood,  Wind- 
sor, co.  Berks  ;  granted  1764. 

Buckles 

Arg.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  round  buckles  or.  Stripling,  London  ; 
granted  4  May  1663. 

Castle 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  a  bend  of  the  last  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  a  tower  az.    Thornhill, 
Barbadoes ;  and  Kent. 
Gu.  four  barrulets  or  on  a  chief  sa.  a  tower  arg. 
Thornhill,  Kent. 

....  Escallops 
Gu.  four  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  escallops  of 
the  first.    Hasard,  co.  Gloucester. 

3-Foils 

Gu.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 
five  3-foils  az.  three  and  two.     Neale. 
....  Heads 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  on  a    chief  az.  three 
leopard's    heads    or.     Wright,    co.    Oxford ; 
granted  11  Feb.  1686. 

Lozenges 

Az.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  lozenges  gu.  Sterling.  Sir  Thomas 
Sterlyng,  V. 

....Mullets 
Sa.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 
three  mullets  of  the  first.   Medley,  co. Warwick. 
Sa.  four  bars  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
pierced   mullets    of    the    first.    Medley,  co. 
York,  V.    Midley,  V. 
Sa.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 
three  pierced  mullets  of  the  first.     Medley, 
V*.    Midley,  V*. 

Wheels 

Sa.  two  bars  gemel  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  Catharine  wheels  of  the  first.   Midgeley, 
Midgley  and  Clayton,  co.  York. 
Chess-rook 
Or  four  bars  sa.  in  chief  a  chess-rook  betw.  two 
mullets  of  the  last.     Marshall,  Blewbery  and 
Windsor,  co.  Berks. 
Cross 
Or  two  bars  gemel  gu.  in  chief  a  cross  of  the 
second.    Laborer  or  Labruer. 
Crosses 
Or  two  bars    gemel  gu.  in    chief  two   crosses 
couped  of  the  second.    Laborer,  V. 
Heads  (Beast) 
Az.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  in  chief    three    lion's 
heads  erased  of  the  last  (another  or.)  Newarke, 
Akham,  co.  York. 


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49 


.cont. 


BAR.      4  BARS  and  in  chief, 

Heads  cont.  (Monster) 
Sa.   two  bars  gemel  or  in   chief  three   griffin's 

heads    erased    of    the    second.  Mysters, 

London. 
Mullets 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  az.  in  chief  three  mullets 

gu.  Bridlehall,  Bridleshall  or  Bridleshaw, 

co.  Lincoln  and  co.  Lancaster.    Sire  Gilberd  de 

Briddeleshale,  N.    Sir  Gilbert  Brtdeleshall, 

co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  and  in  cbief  three  pierced 

mullets   sa.     Medley,  Iver,  co.  Buckingham; 

descended  through  Medley,  Buxted,  Sussex, 

(the  heiress  m.  Evelyn), from  Benedict  Medley, 

Clerk  of  the  Signet  to  Henry  VIII. 
Piles 
Or  four  bars  wavy  alternately  gu.  and  vert  three 

piles  issuant  from  the  chief  sa.    Caldwell, 

Caldwell,  Scotland. 
Or  four  bars  wavy  alternately  gu.  and  vert  three 

piles  issuant  from  the  chief  sa.  each  charged 

with  a  fountain  ppr.     Caldwell. 

Roundles ( Ogresses ) 

Arg.  two  bars  gemel  sa.  in  chief  three  ogresses. 

HlLDESLEY,       V.  HlLDESLEY      Or       HlLSLEY, 

Cromers  Gifford,  co.  Oxford ;  Brinton  Benam, 
co.  Berks  ;   and  Kingston,  Surrey. 
Or  two  bars  gemel  sa.  in  chief  three  ogresses. 
Ilsley  or  Illsley.    Ilsley,  Ilsley,  co.  Berks. 

4  BARS  betw.  or  within 

Anchor  and  Beast 
Arg.  two  bars    gemel    az.    in    chief  an    anchor 

sa.  betw.  two  martlets  respecting  each  other 

vert  and  in  base  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  Fydell, 

Morcott,  co.  Rutland. 
Arg.  four  bars  sa.  in  chief  an  anchor  of  the  last 

betw.  two  martlets  respecting  each  other  vert 

in  base  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.    Fidoe. 
Birds 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 

Spencer,  London. 
Bordure 
Gu.  four  bars  arg.  on  a  bordure  of  the  last  eight 

martlets  sa.     Marley,  Ireland,  quartering  or  a 

chevron  ....  betw.  three  martlets  .... ,  with  arg. 

three  lambs.. .. 
Escallops 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  betw.  three  escallops  gu. 

Dene,  quartered  by  Hadley.    Dyne,  Westfield, 

Sussex. 
Gu.  two  bars   gemel   betw.  three  escallops  arg. 

Rawlinson,  Cark,  in  Carknell,  co.  Lancaster; 

Carke  Hall,  Z,  452 ;  granted  1662.  Rawlinson, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London,   1706.     Rawlinson, 

Greenhead,   co.    Lancaster;    the    coheirs    m. 

Crackenthorpe    and     Moore.      Rigge,.    Wood 

Broughton  House,  co.  Lancaster. 
Flowers 
Sa.  two  bars  gemel  betw.  six  roses  arg.  three  two 

and  one.    Lethbridge,  co.  Devon. 
Heads  (Beast)  Boar 
Or  two  bars  gemel  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 

couped  sa.    Jenkinson,  Norfolk. 
Or  two  bars  gemel  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 

erased  at  the  neck  sa.     Jenkinson,  Tunstal, 

Norfolk  ;  and  Oulton,  Suffolk. 

Beer 

Arg.   two  bars  gemel  betw.  three  buck's  heads 

cabossed  sa.  Jermin,  Wickham  Bishop,  Essex ; 

granted  9  Aug.  1664. 


BAR.     4  BARS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  (Beast)co?i£.  Deer  cont. 
Az.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  betw.  three  buck's  heads 
erased  or  all  betw.  two  flaunches  of  the  last. 
Parker,    Warwick    Hall,    Carlisle.     Parker, 
Petterell  Green,  Cumberland. 

Leopard 

Az.  two  bars  gemel  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's 
heads  or.     Cromy. 

Lion 

Az.  two  bars  gemel  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
arg.     Newarke,  Dalton. 

Tiger 

Or  two  bars  gemel  gu.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads 
sa.  two  and  one.    Jenkinson,  W. 
Monsters 
Az.  four  bars  arg.  betw.  three  sea  horses  or  over 
all  on  a  chevron  crenely  of  the  last  five  gouttes- 
de-po-'x.     Tooker. 
Mullets 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  az.  betw.  three  mullets  gu. 

Brideshall,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  two  bars  gemel  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu. 
Jumper. 

4  BARS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  betw.  three  columbines 
az.  stalked  and  leaved  vert  on  a  chief  sa.  three 
duck's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Wise,  Thorn- 
bury,  co.  Gloucester. 

On  4  BARS 

Arg.  four  bars  humetty  gu.  on  the  second  a 
leopard's  head  or.     Hall. 

5  BARRTJLETS 

Arg.  five    harrulets   gu.   over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

crowned    and    sustaining    a    battle    axe    or. 

Alexander.  , 

Arg.  five  barrulets  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Cocker,  Crompton,  co.  Leicester. 
Az.  five  barrulets  ai'g.  over  all  twelve  martlets  in 

orle  gu.    Conte  de  Pembrok,  G. 
Erm.    five    barrulets    gu.     Harris,  co.  Hants. 

Whitchurch,  co.  Hants. 
Erm.  five  barrulets  gu.  over  all  three  escucheons 

or  two  and  one.     Halhead.     Hall,  Ipswich, 

Suffolk,  confirmed   8  Feb.,  1587 ;    Coggeshall, 

Essex;  and  co.  York.     With  a  mullet  for  diff., 

Hall,  Barkham,  co.  Berks ;  and  co.  Oxford. 
Or  a  barrulet  betw.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  over  all 

three  escucheons  vair.   Gamolle,  temp. Edward 

III. 
Or  a  barrulet  betw.  two  bars  gemel  gu.  over  all 

six  escucheons  vair  three  two  and  one.  Gamoll. 

5  BARRTJLETS  and  in  chief. . . . 
Arg.  five  barrulets  and  a  canton  gu.     Cosard, 

Cosard,  co.  Hants. 
Gu.  five  barrulets  and  a  canton  or.    Berbura. 

5  BARRULETS  betw.  or  within 

Birds 

Arg.  five  barrulets  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  in 
chief  and  as  many  tilting  spears  paleways  in 
base  az.     M'Calzien. 
Bordure 

Arg.  five  barrulets  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  ten  mart- 
lets or.    Merley. 

6  BARRTJLETS. 

Arg.  six  barrulets  az.   Walter  de  Munchanecy,  E  ; 

but  William,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Arg.  six  barrulets  az.  over  all  three  lions  ramp. 

gu.    Rauf  de  Wodeburh,  E. 

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BAR.  6  BARRULETS.... cont. 

Arg.  six  barrulets  and  over  all  a  bend  az. 
Mulchester. 

Arg.  six  barrulets  az.  over  all  a  bend  gu.    Gaunt. 

Arg.  six  barrulets  az.  over  all  tbree  chaplets  gu. 
Rauf  Fitz-William,  G. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  az.  Ceiferwast.  Sir 
John  Cyfrewast,  V.  Monhault,  co.  Lancaster. 
Pipard,  Larkbear,  co.  Devon;  the  heiress  m. 
De  Lisle.     Siferwast. 

Arg.  six  barrulets  gu.     Robert  de  Stotevile,  E. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  Barry,  Saint  Dunstan's 
in  the  West,  London,  1709 :  a  junior  branch 
about  1756  took  the  name  of  Barnet  or  Barnett, 
Easingwold,  co.  York;  and  Blackheath,  Kent ; 
an  elder  branch  now  bears  the  name  of  Bayley, 
Allerton,  co.  York.  Gerald  Barry  (Giraldus 
Cambrensis)  Bishop  of  S.  David's,  1199-1203. 
Benisted,  Benington,  co.  Hertford.  Caster, 
Norfolk.  Forcer.  Fountney  or  Fontenny. 
Monthaut.    Moushall,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
sa.  Thomas  Fairfax,  1716.  Sir  Thomas 
Fairfax,  Walton,  V.  Fairfax,  Torcester, 
Northumberland;  Askam,  Walton,  and  Gilling, 
co.  York ;  created  Viscount  1625.  Fairfax, 
co.  York. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed 
and  membered  az.  Fairfax,  quartered  by 
Erskine. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
crowned  or  in  the  dexter  chief  point  a  trefoil 
slipped  az.    Fairfax,  Caldeck,  Cumberland. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  a  bend  az.  Mulchester. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  a  bendlet  az. 
Mulchester,  V. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  or  a 
lion  pass,  of  the  second.  Farnaby,  Kippington, 
-Kent,  Baronetcy  1726;  this  was  a  coat  then 
quartered  by  Farnaby,  and  is  therefore  inac- 
curately ascribed  to  Lloyd. 

Arg.  six  barrulets  gu.  over  all  eight  martlets  in 
orle  vert.     Pairs  or  Patrick  de  Chaurs,  F. 

Arg.  two  bars  sa.  each  closeted  of  the  same.  Sir 
Henry  Bisbery,  V.  Bishbery  or  Bisbury. 
Guldeford,  Cumberland  and  Northumberland. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  sa.  Sire  William  Arcalon, 
0.  John  Caresyille,  X.  William  Careswell, 
V.  Mousire  Pers  de  Carew,  S.  Caswall, 
quartering  Towne,  Pry  or,  Whiting,  and 
Clarke.  Caswell,  Hampton  Court,  Middle- 
sex. Cbeswell,  co.  Hants,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Ercall.     Kirkaton,  Kirklay,  or   Kirkl^yne. 

KlRKELEY  Or  KlRKLAND.   KlRKLAND  Or  KlRKLEY. 

Sir  William  Kyrkalane,  V.  Le  Sire  de 
Kirkalon,  F.  Richard  Kirkalon  or  Kirkton, 
7.     Kyrkaxon,  V.    Trevery,  V*. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Mawde.  Adam  de  Monhault  or  Monthaut, 
A.  Monhault,  West  Riddlesden,  co.  York, 
Visitation,  1584.  Adam  de  Monhaut,  E. 

Monthalt,  co.  Lincoln.  Monthault,  temp. 
Edward  III,  V.  Sire  James  de  Mouhaut,  N. 
Adam  de  Munhaut,  Y. 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
gu.  charged  on  the  shoulder  with  a  cross  croslet 
fitchy  or.  Maude,  co.  York ;  Kendal,  West- 
moreland ;  and  Blawitb,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  three  bars  gemel  or.     Milnel  or  Milvel. 

Gu.  three  bars  gemel  arg.  Bense,  Benst  or 
Benstead. 

Gu.  three  bars  gemel  arg.  over  all  a  bend  of  the 
last.    Walshe,  V*. 


BAR.  6  BARRULETS cont. 

Gu.  three  bars  gemel  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  of 

the  last.    John  Walshe,  Onlep,  co.  Leicester, 

V. 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  or.    Beast.    Bee.    Bense 

or  Benst.    Bensted,  V. 
Or  six  barrulets  az.    Brauz. 
Or  three  bars  gemel   az.      Menel.      Meynell. 

Nicholas  Mynell,  V. 
Or  three  bars  gemel  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

Fairfax,  Baron  Fairfax. 
Or  three  bars  gemel  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

charged  on  the  shoulder  with  a  cross  croslet 

fitchy  or.     Mawhood,  certified  May  1779. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  or  three  bars  gemel  arg.  the 

bottom  one  passing   behind   tbe  chev.  point. 

Allerton,  V. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  six  barrulets  counterchanged. 

Barrett,  Kent. 
Sa.  three  bars  gemel  arg.   Careswell.   Carswell, 

co.  Stafford. 

6  BARRULETS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Beast 
Az.  three  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  or. 

Henry  Tregoz,  A. 
Or  three  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  gu. 

Robert  de  Tregoz,  B.,   although  the   blason 

therein  is  gu.  three  bars  gemel  or  in  chief  a 

lion  pass.  gu. 
Beasts 
Arg.  tbree  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  as  many  lions 

ramp.    sa.       Willet,    Walthamstow,    Essex. 

Willet  or  Willett.    Willett,  Combe,  Port- 
hill,  and  Tapeley,  co.  Devon. 
Az.  tbree  bars  gemel  and  in  chief  as  many  lions 

. . . .  sa.    Northin,  London. 
Canton 
Arg.    three    bars    gemel    gu.    a    canton    erm. 

Bardewell.    Berdwell.     Berdewell,  V. 
Arg.  six  barrulets  and  a  canton  gu.     James  de 

Pantone,  F. 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  canton  gu.   Cowfield. 

Panture. 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  sa.  a  canton  gu.     Tenby, 

V*. 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  canton  sa.   Bucketon. 

Robert  Buketon,  V.     Bukton,  F*. 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  canton  erm.     Robert 

Bardewell,  V. 
Gu.  three  bars   gemel  or  a  canton  arg.    Fitz- 

Osborne,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  or  a  canton'  az.     Bridges. 
Gu.threebarsgemeloracanton erm.    Bardewell, 

V.     Brigges  or  Briggs,  Saul,   Norfolk;    and 

Haughton,  co.  Salop,  created  Baron  1641;  the 

coheiresses  m.  Chandler,  Brooke,  and  Chetham. 
Gu.  tbree  bars  gemel  or  a  canton  sa.    Briggs, 

quartered  by  Thompson.     Briggs  or  Brygge, 

Norfolk. 
Sa.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  canton  arg.  Buckton.. 

on  a  Canton Beast 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion 

pass,  of  the  field.     Standon.     Staundon,  V. 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  Hon 

pass,  guard,  or.  FouNTAiN,Bawcombe,co. Devon. 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  or  on  a  canton  az.  a  lion 

pass,  of  the  second.    Fountayn,  W. 
. . .  Billets 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  or  on  a  canton  arg.  five 

billets   sa.   two   one   and  two.      Ingelose  or 

Ingloss.     Inglehouse,  V.     Sir  Henry  Inglos, 

V.     Inglish,  Suffolk.     Sir  Ingo  Lefes,  T. 


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BAR.     6  BARRULETS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton Billets  cont. 

Gu.  three  bars  gemel  or  on  a  canton  arg.  six 

billets  sa.     Inglish,  Norfolk. 

Crescent 

Arg.  three  bars   gemel  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the 

gemel  last  a  crescent  of  the  field.     Buckton. 
Gu.   three  bars    gemel    or   on   a   canton   sa.   a 

crescent  of  the  second.    Briggs,  Haughton, 

co.  Salop. 
Sa.  three  bars  gemel  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the 

second    a    crescent    of    the    first.       Bacton. 

Buckton  or  Buketon. 
....  Cross 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross 

patonce  or.     Sir  John  Etton,  3  Henry  VI,  V. 
....  Lozenges 
Or  three  bars  gemel  gu.  on  a  canton   arg.  five 

lozenges   in   saltire   of  the   second.      Htrme, 

Heveringland,  Norfolk. 
Chief 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  gu.     Giffard. 
Az.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  arg.     Cyfer  or 

Syfer.     Robert  de  Creseques  or  Cresignes,  C. 
Az.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  or.     Meignill 

or  Mesnill.    Menel.    Monsire  de  Menell,  Y. 

Le   Sire   Menill,   Y.      Nicol   de   Menill,  E. 

Tremon  de  Menyll,  B.     Meynell,  North  Kil- 

vington,  and    The   Frjerage,   near  Yarm,   co. 

York;    derived  from  Menell,  of  Hilton,  1203; 

quartering     Catterich,     Catterich      (ancient), 

Tempest,  Umfraville,  and  Salcocke.   Sir  Nichol 

de    Meynill,   H,    V.      Meynil,   quartered   by 

Darcy  and  by  Lord  Conyers,  U. 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  arg.     Thornell, 

Suffolk,  V. 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  indented  erm. 

Hympden  or  Hympen,  co.  Hertford. 

on  a  Chief Barrulet 

Arg.  three  bars  gemel  az.on  a  chief  gu.  a  barrulet 

dancetty  or.    John  IIaidon,  Sheriff  of  London, 

d.   1583.     Haydon,  Bough  wood,  Ebford,   and 

Cadhay,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Edward  IV ;  and  Crew- 
kerne,  co.  Somerset.     Haydon,  Woodbury,  co. 

Devon ;  London ;  and  Surrey. 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  wivre 

(viure)  or.     Haidon,  co.  Devon. 
. . .  .Beast  (Lion) 
Erm.  three  bars  gemel  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion 

pass.  ar.     Currer,  Kildwick,  co.  York,  repre- 
sented  by   Currer,  Eshton  Hall,   quartering 

Richardson.    Currer,  Clifton  House,  co.  York, 

lfc>06,  quartering  Roundell. 
Erm.  three  bars  gemel  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  arg.    Currer. 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass.  sa.     Malefaunt. 
Arg.  three  bars  gemel  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  wolf 

pass.  or.     Burthogge,  co.  Devon. 
Heads 
Az.  six  barrrulets  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  leopard's 

heads  or.     Henry  Burrell,  V. 
Az.  three  bars  gemel  and  as  many  lion's  heads 

erased  in  chief  arg.     Nemarke  or  Newharke. 
Az.  three  bars  gemel  and  as  many  lion's  heads 

erased  in  chief  or.    White. 
Quarter 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  or  a  quarter  arg.    Bardwell 

or  Bardwellyn. 

on  a  Quarter 
Gu.  three  bars  gemel  or  on  a  quarter  arg.  five 

billets  sa.  two  one  and  two.   John  Inglehose ,  V. 

Sir  Henry  Inglose,  V. 


BAR.  7  BARRULETS 

Arg.  seven  harrulets  az.    William  de  Munchanesy. 

F. 
Arg.  seven  barrulets  az.  over  all  a  chevron  gu, 

Bartholomew  de  la  More,  F,  or  Mare,  E. 
Arg.  seven  barrulets  az.  over  all  three  chaplets 

gu.     Rauf  le  Fitz -William,  E. 
Or  seven  barrulets  sa.     Porchester. 

8  BARRULETS 

Erm.    four    bars    gemel    compony   or   and    sa. 

Horwood. 
Erm.  four  bars  gemel  sa.     Tomkinson. 
Gu.  four  bars  gemel  and  a  bend  arg.     Walleys, 

Alep,  co.  Gloucester.     Welsh,  co.  Gloucester. 
Or  eight  barrulets  gu.     Sir  ....  Porchester,  R. 

8  BARRULETS  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Arg.  four  bars  gemel  sa.  a  canton  gu.     Tenby,  V. 

on  a  Canton 
Az.  four  bars  gemel  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  demi 

lion  ramp.  gu.     Wallis,  Dublin. 
Chief 
Az.  four  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  or.     Menell  or 

Meynell,  co.  York. 
Gu.  four  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  arg.   Thornhill, 

Owston,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  four  bars  gemel  and  a  chief  or.     Sir  Thomas 

de  Richemond,  M. 

on  a  Chief 
Gu.  four  bars  gemel  arg.  a  chief  of  the  last  charged 

with  five  3-foils  az.  three  and  two.     Pendock, 

Tollerton. 

9  BARRULETS 

Arg.  three  bars  closeted  gu.     Bensted. 

Sa.  three  bars  erm.  closeted  or.  Horwood,  co. 
Huntingdon.  The  six  barrulets  compony  or 
and  arg.,  Horwood,  co.  Huntingdon,  V. 

10  BARRULETS 

Arg.  ten  barrulets  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
Robert  de  Estotevile,  A,  Harl.  MS.  C137,  fo. 
94. 

10  BARRULETS  and  in  chief 

Gu.  in  base  ten  barrulets  wavy  arg.  and  az.  a  demi 
horse  ramp,  issuant  arg.    Trevillian,  V*. 
12  BARRULETS 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  twelve  barrulets  counter- 
changed.    Barrett,  Ireland. 

12  BARRULETS  and  in  chief 

Az.  six  barrulets  gemel  and  a  chief  or.  Menell 
or  Meynell,  co.  York. 

14  BARRULETS 
Arg.  seven  barrulets  gemel  az.     Ingersalem. 

16  BARRULETS  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Sa.   eight   barrulets   gemel   and    a    canton   arg. 
Buckton  or  Buketon,  co.  York, 
on  a  Canton 
Arg.  eight  barrulets  gemel  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
lion  pass.  or.     Hayle. 

BARRULETS  unnumbered 
Per   pale   or   and   arg.   barruly   wavy   gu.     Sire 
Richard  de  Auntesheye,  N. 

BARRY  of  4 

See  also  a  Fess  and  in  chief. . . . 

Barry  of  four  arg.  and  gu.  per  pale  counter- 
changed.     Barrett,  Bellhouse,  Essex. 

Barry  of  four  counter-escalloped  arg.  and  gu. 
each  scale  nailed  sa.    Armourer. 

Barry  of  four  az.  and  arg.     Gonston. 


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BAR.  BARRY  of  4 ... .  cont. 

Barry  of  four  gu.  and  arg.     Salkeld.     Moule, 

co.  Northampton. 
Barry  of  four  gu.  and  or.     Bbewse. 
Barry  of  four  or  and  az.     Mortimer,  first  Earl 

of  March. 
Barry  of  four  indented  or  sa.  or  and  az.    Richard 

Mitford,  Bishop  of  Chichester  1889,  Salisbury 

1306-1407. 

BARRY  of  5 
Barry  of  five  each  per  fesse  embattled  (?  formerly 

vairy)  arg.  and  sa.     Stratoun,  Scotland. 

BARRY  of  6 

Barry  of  six  (?or)  and  (?sa.)  Reginald  Boulees  or 
Butlee,  Bishop  of  Hereford  1451,  Lichfield, 
etc.,  1453-9. 

Earry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  Aske,  Chowbent,  co. 
Lancaster.  Baymond.  Beauchampe.  Codenor.: 
Cotton.  Henry  de  Geai,  K.  John  de  Geay, 
E.  De  Geay,  D.  Le  S.  de  Grave,  T.  Richard 
de  Gkaye,  A.  Sire  Henry  de  Geey,  J.  Johan 
de  Geey,  F.  John  Grey  aud  le  S.  Geey  de 
Codnor,  S.  Reynauld  de  Geey,  G.  Sire 
Richard  cle  Geey,  N.  Richard  Geey,  F. 
Geey  of  Wilton,  Z,  341.  William  Geey, Bishop 
of  Ely  1454-78.  Walter  de  Geey,  Bishop  of 
Worcester  1214-16.  Sir  Henry  Geey,  Codner, 
co.  Derby,  V.  Richard  Grey,  F.  Geey,  South- 
■wick,  co.  Durham;  Sir  Arthur  Geey,  Wilton, 
temp.  Elizabeth.  Earl  de  Geey,  quartering 
Robinson.  Geey,  Earl  Stamford  and  Warring- 
ton, quartering  Booth.  Newbald.  Newbold. 
Vachell. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  for  diff. 
Geey. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  label  of  three  points 
gu.    Geey,  Sherland,  V. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  aud  az.  on  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.  nine  bezants.  Geay.  Geey,  Sandi- 
acre,  V. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Reignauld  de  Graye,  A,  but  Bernard,  Harl. 
MS.  C137,  fo.  94.  Reynauld  Grey,  D.  Renaud 
de  Grey,  E,  hut  Edmund,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Sir  Reignauld  de  Grey,  J.  Sir  John  Grey, 
Wilton,  co.  Hereford,  V.  Henri  de  Geey,  G. 
M.  Henry  Geey  de  Wilton,  S. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
on  each  point  three  bezants.  Grey,  Kingston- 
Merewaid. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  lahel  gu.  Sir  Raignold 
de  Gray,  H.     Sire  Johan  de  Geey,  N. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  label  gu.  hezauty. 
Richard  Geey,  Sandiacre,  Y. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  indented  the  one  into  the 
other.     Oliver  Todenham,  E. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  Symond  Basset, 
A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  95.  Beowning,  V*. 
Danmaee.  Sir  ....  Gilbert,  Baron  of  Sand- 
ford,  V.   Samford,  V.   Gilebert  de  Saunford,  .F. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  Allen  Basset,  Lord 
of  Wycombe,  descendant  of  Thomas  second 
and  eldest  surviving  son  of  Chief  Justice  Basset. 
Symond  Basset,  A.  Browning,  Cowley,  co. 
Gloucester.  Dansey,  co.  Hereford.  Gilbeet. 
Sir  Gilbeet  Baron  of  Samford,  V.  Gilebert 
de  Saunfobd,  F.     Sandfoed. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  erminois.  Pallant,  Red- 
grave, Suffolk. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.     Lord  Baeeey,  Ireland, 
V.     Baery,  Earl  of  Banymore.     Barry,  Lem 
lara,    co.   Cork.    Barry,    Marbury    Hall,    co. 


BAR.  BARRY  of  6 ... .  cont. 

Chester;  and  Foaty,  co.  Cork,  quartering  gu. 
on  a  chev.  or   betw.  three   bezants   as  many 

crosses  formy  fitchy  sa.  quarterly  with  Heriz. 

Barry,  Ballyclough,  co.  Cork,  Lisnegar,  near 

Rathcormac,  descended  from  William  de  Barry, 

who  m.  Angharad,  daughter  of  Rhys-ap-Urifnth. 

Baeey    or    Beey,   Winscot   and    Bendon,   co. 

Devon.        Bayouse,  V.        Multon.        Roger 

Talebot,  A. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  per  pale  counterchanged 

Peat  or  Peit,  Scotland.     Peyto,  V*. 
Barry   of  six   arg.   and    gu.   per  pale   indented 

counterchanged.    Petoe  or  Peyto,  Chesterton, 

co.  Warwick. 
Barry   of    six   arg.   and   gu.   per  pale   indented 

sinister  counterchauged.     Peyto,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  per  pale  wavy  counter- 
changed.     Peat,  Scotland. 
Barry  dancetty  of  six  arg.  and  gu.     Walter  de 

Balun,  E.    Balun,   V.    Basset,   Typidy,   V. 

Thomas  Basset,  Cornwall,  Y.     Basset,  Y. 
Barry  bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.     Ameey. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  indented  the  one  into 

the  other.    John  Tudenham,  E. 
Barry   nebuly   of   six   arg.   and    gu.     Laurence 

Bassett,  E,F.  Bassett.  Robert  de  Champ aine, 

F.     Champayne.     Sir    John    Champneis,    V. 

Robert  DAimiaee,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  94. 

Sir  Richard  Dameeey,  Q.    Sir  John  DAmory, 

V.    Danmare.    Geemon,  Kent. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  crescent  for 

diff.    Jenico,  V. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  label  of  three 

points  az.   Allen,  co.  Lancaster.   Goldingham, 

Suffolk.     Goldington,  Sussex. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  lahel  of  five 

points  az.     Pers  Achard,  E,  F.    The  label  or, 

Nicoll  de  Bape  (?  Bathe),  E.     The  label  sa., 

Robert  de  Amanri,  F. 
Barry   wavy  of  six   arg.    and   gu.     Baps.     John 

Basset,    North    Luffenham,    co.    Rutland,    a 

descendant  of  Thomas  second  and  eldest  sur- 
viving son  of  Chief  Justice  Basset.     Laurence 

Bassett,  E,  F.   Bassett,  co.  Leicester.   Robert 

de  Champaine,  F.     Robert  de  Champayne,  A. 

Robert  D'Aimiare,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  94. 

Dalbie,  Brookham,  co.   Warwick.     Damerey. 

Sir    Richard    Damory,   Q,  Harl.   MS.,   6589. 

Daumary,  Y.     Danncey,  or  Datjncey,  Dansey, 

Brinsop,  co.  Hereford.     Dartois  or  Dartoys, 

Ireland.     Dolby,  Bnzes,  Essex.     Lovell,  co. 

Somerset.    Valeignes,  Kent. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  label  of  five 

points  az.     Pers  Achard,  E,  F.     The  label  or, 

Nicoll  de  Bape  (?  Bathe),  E.     The  label  sa., 

Robert  de  Amanri,  F. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  gu.  and  az.     Brens. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and   sa.     Bussey,  co.  Lincoln 

and    co.   Cambridge.     Sir   Myles   Bussey,    V. 

Clifford.  Frognall.  SirRaufe  Hosterley,  V. 

Hosterly.  Oxon.  Tanke.  Sire  Robert  Touk,  N. 
Barry  of   six  iudented   arg.  and  sa.      Gise,   co. 

Gloucester. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  indented  the  one  into 

the  other  (i.e.  barry  bendy  lozengy).      Gill, 

1732. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.   Simon  Bassett, 

E.      Blount.      Cheffield.      Sir    Gilbert   de 

Ellesfeld,  V.    Ellesfield,  V*. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  label  of  three 

points  gu.   Sevelton.   The  label  of  five  points, 

H.,  or  Rauf,  Bassett,  E. 


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BAR.  BARRY  of  6 ... .  cob*. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  Ashfeei.d,  co 
Oxford.  Ashfield  or  Estfield,  Suffolk.  Simon 
Bassett,  E.  Ralph  Basset  ;  descended  from 
William  Lord  of  Sapcote,  youngest  sou  of 
Richard  and  Maud.  Eclesfield.  Elchefield, 
co.  Oxford.  Ellesfield,  Y.  Stalton  or 
Staylton. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.  Sir  Ralph  Basset  of  Chedle,  a 
younger  son  of  Basset  of  Sapcote.  The  label 
of  five  points  gu.     H.,  or  Rauf,  Bassett,  E. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  gutty  d'eau.  Morris. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sable  bezanty.  John 
Basset,  New  Place,  a  younger  branch  of  Chedle. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  vert.  Harthell.  Marshe. 
Vanys,  V.  Vigerous,  quartering  ....  three 
pine-apples  vert. 

Barry  of  six  az.  and  arg.  Chain.  Cham.  De 
Gray,  D.    Richard  Grey,  F.    Poyntz. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  az.  and  arg.  Cistercian  priory 
at  Owbourne  Bernard,  i.e.,  Woburn,  co.  Bed- 
ford. 

Barry  dancetty  of  six  az.  and  arg.     Todenham. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  az.  and  arg.     Kenell. 

Barry  of  six  az.  and  erm.  Vachell,  Reading, 
co.  Berks,  quartering  or  a  chev.  betw.  three 
cocks  sa. 

Barry  of  six  az.  and  or.  Merton.  Mons.  Fitz 
Rafe  de  Multon,  Y. 

Barry  of  six  three  az.  and  three  vairy  gu.  and  erm. 
Brewes,  Harl.  MS.,  6589.  Reignold  Brewes,  Y. 
Reinold  de  Brewys,  Y.    John  Grisley,  Y. 

Barry  of  six  erm.  and  az.  Yachell,  co.  Bedford; 
Colley  and  Windsor,  co.  Berks;  and  North 
Marston,  co.  Bucks. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  erm.  and  arg.     Mares. 

Barry   of  six  erm.  and  ermines.  Thomas 

Bradwardin,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  1349. 
Brad  ward  yne,  V. 

Barry  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  Baxbe.  Beaumont, 
co.  York.  Carcy.  Henri  Hese,  E.  Husee, 
V.  Hussey,  co.  Dorset;  Essex;  Suffolk;  co. 
Salop;  Sussex;  and  co.  Wilts.  Hussey,  Wyrley 
Grove,  Lichfield,  co.  Stafford;  quartering 
Fourke,  Wybaston  (?),  and  Jesson.  Hussey, 
Nash  Court,  co.  Dorset;  and  Salisbury.  Kirton, 
co.  Lincoln.     Lavall. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  Sir  Geoffry 
Folyot,  V.  Folyott,  V*.  M.  Alexander 
Goldingham,  S.  Lacy,  co.  Northampton  and 
Northumberland. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  Folliot,  co. 
Northampton.     Folliot  or  Folliott. 

Barry  of  six.  erm.  gu.  and  az.     Brewes. 

Barry  of  six  vairy  erm.  and  gu.  and  az.  William 
de  Breuse,  E. 

Barry  of  six  three  per  fess  erm.  and  gu.  three 
az.     Griseley,  V. 

Barry  of  six  erm.  and  sa.  gutty  d'eau.  Thomas 
Bradwardin,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1349. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  erm.  and  sa.     Spencer. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  erm.  and  vert.     Fasakyr,  V*. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  ermines  and  arg.     Morris. 

Barry  of  six  ermines  and  erm.     Bradwarden. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  Sir  John  Berlingham, 
co.  Essex,  V.  Kirketon  or  Kerketon,  Kirke- 
ton,  co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Edward  II.  Moigne. 
Pusey. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  Goldingham. 
Jenico,  V*. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  crescent  for 
diff.    Jenico,  I7*. 


BAR.  BARRY  of  6 ... .  cont. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  De  Anmore,  L, 
Harl.  MS.,  0137.  Hamond.  Sir  Richard 
Hamory  or  de  Hajiory,  L,  Harl.  MS.,  6589. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  erm.  John  Beamond  or 
Beaumokd,  co.  Devon,  Y.  Le  Sire  de  Beamont, 
co.  Devon,  Y.  Hussey,  in  Farleigh  Castle 
Chapel. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  gu.  and  erm.     Nowers. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  gu.  and  erm.  Lacy,  Northum- 
berland. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  or.  Bery.  Harcourt. 
Poyntz,  co.  Gloucester.    John  de  St.  Owen,  E. 

Barry  dancetty  of  six  gu.  and  or.  Thomas 
Baloijn,  Y. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  vair.  Beaumont,  co.  Devon. 
Thomas  Coucy,  Y. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  Constable,  Tixall,  co. 
Stafford;  and  Burton-Constable, co. York, Bart.; 
quartering  Clifford.  Constable,  Halsham 
and  Burton-Constable,  Holderness,  co.  York; 
quartered  by  Maxwell.  Sir  John  Constable, 
Halsham,  co.  York,  V.  Robert  Conestable, 
Holderness,  Y.  Le  Conestable  de  Holderness, 
Y.  Copcott  or  Copecott.  Fitz-Eustace, 
Ireland,  Viscount  Baltinglas,  quartering  gu.  a 
saltire  or.  Gawsell.  Holderness,  co.  York. 
Oray  or  Oyey.  Pembruge,  V*.  Sir  Fulke  de 
Penbrugge,  V.  Henry  Pembryge,  A,  or  de 
Panebrigge,  Harl.  MS.,  6137,  fo.  95. 
Richmond. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  label  of  five  points  (and 
with  a  bendlet  instead  of  the  label)  gu.  Henry 
de  Penbrugge,  F. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  az.  Basset,  Cornwall. 
Claude. 

Barry  of  six  or  az.  and  gu.   Raines,  co.  Leicester. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  Sir  Bryan  le  Fitz  Aleyn, 
J.  Henry  Fitz  Allen,  A.  Bryan  Fitz  Allen, 
A,  Harl  MS.,  6137.  fo.  95.  Bery.  Chanard 
or  Channard.  Hoole.  Part  of  the  arms  of 
Lauterbubg,  Z,  871.  Owen.  St.  Owen,  co. 
Salop;  and  Gerneston,  co.  Hereford.  Seynt 
Owen,  V.  Richmond.  Roger  Talebot,  A, 
Harl  MS.,  6137,  fo.  95. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  in  chief  alabel  of  five  points 
arg.     Stovin,  co.  York.     The  label  sa.,  Stovtn. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  bezanty.     Connter. 

Barry  dancetty  of  six  or.  and  gu.  M.  Piers  de  la 
Mare,  S. 

Barry  of  six  indented  or  and  gu.   Mair,  England. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  gu.  Badcock.  Philip 
Bassett,  D,  E,  F.  Sir  Philip  Bassett,  V. 
Dolseby,  London.  Lovell,  V*.  Le  Sr 
Lovell  (de  Lovel  et  Holland,  S ;)  quartering 

az.   flory    a  lion   ramp,   guard,    arg.   T. 

Lovell,    Baron    Lovell,    of   Tichmersh,    and 
Viscount  Lovell.     Mountroye. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  label  of  three 
points  az.  Lovell,  V*.  The  label  of  five 
points,  John  Lovell,  E,  F. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  label  of  five  points 
....  Bape,  V.  With  each  point  az.  charged 
with  three  mullets  of  six  points  or.  John 
Lovel,  G.  John  Lovel,  of  Tichmersh,  Lord  of 
Dakkyng,  m.  a  daughter  of  Basset  of  Wycombe. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  gu.  Atsoe.  Ralph 
Basset,  Chief  Justice  temp.  Henry  I.  Basset, 
Cornwall.  Basset,  Heapton  Court,  Umber- 
leigh,  and  Watermouth,  co.  Devon;  descended 
from  John,  elder  son  of  Sir  John  Basset; 
quartering  Davie.  John  Basset,  Heanton 
Punchardon,  co.  Devon,  1716.     Phelip  Basset, 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BAR.  BARRY  of  6 cont. 

D,  E,  F.  Dalby,  co.  Leicester  and  co.  Warwick. 
Dalby,  Castle  Donnington,  co.  Leicester. 
Lovell,  Seigneur  de  Tichmarch,  Y.  Thebaude 
de  Valoynes,  ob.  1209,  P,  (but  ?  paly.) 

Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  label  of  five 
points  az.     John  Lovell,  E,  F. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  label  of  five  points 
az.  on  each  point  three  mullets  of  six  points  or. 
Johan  Lovel,  G. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  Emerick.  Norfolk. 
John  Emeryke,  V.  Emrich  or  Emrike. 
Mariott.  Marriott,    co.    Northampton. 

Marriott,  Avonbank,  co.  Worcester;  The 
Leases,  co.  York;  derived  from  Augustine 
Marriot,  of  London,  1089.  Marriott,  co. 
Derby.  Marriot.  Maryet  or  Maryot,  co. 
Berks;  Preston,  co.  Gloucester;  Bredfield, 
Sussex;  and  Whitechurch,  co.  Warwick.  Menet 
orMENETT.  SireJobandeMERiET,.N'.  Meriet, 
co.    Wilts,    V.  Meryott,    co.    Somerset. 

Pembridge  or  Pembruge,  co.  Leicester. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  per  pile  counterchanged. 
William  Engham,  V.     Sir  John  Gros,  V. 

Barry  dancetty  of  six  or  and  sa.   Roger  Lovedai.E. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  sa.  Stephen  Blount, 
Ixworth,  Suffolk,  the  heir  of  the  elder  branch 
m.  temp.  Henry  III,  Mary  Blount  of  Saxling- 
hara,  Norfolk,  heiress  of  the  younger  branch. 
Blount,  Grendon,  co.  Hereford,  descended,  like 
Blount,  Baron'Mountjoy,  and  Earl  of  Devon- 
shire, from  Sir  Walter  Blount,  slain  1403  at 
Shrewsbury,  a  son  of  Blount,  Soddington,  co. 
Worcester.  Sir  William  Blount,  co.  Warwick,  V. 
Edmund  Blunt,  Uxbridge,  1716.  The  Blount 
family  used  other  coats  also  on  seals,  but  this 
coat  in  war  was  preferred  by  Blount,  Belton, 
co.  Rutland.  Blunt,  London,  since  of  Clery, 
co.  Hants  ;  and  Croydon,  Surrey,  Bart.  William 
le  Blunt,  E.  Ellesfield,  V*.  Mountjoy, 
co.  Devon.     Panley,  co.  Oxford. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  sa.  William  Blount, 
Y.  William  le  Blunt,  E.  M.  John  Blunte, 
T.    Mountjoy. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  vert.  Bray.  Mowlton, 
Kent.    Moygne,  V. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  vert.  Hawberk. 
Sir  Nicholas  Hawberke,F.  Hawerk.  Hawkirke. 

Barry  of  six  three  per  fess  erm.  and  gu.  three 
az.     Griseley,  V. 

Barry  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  Haughton,  co.  Chester ; 
and  co.  Lancaster.     Robert  Touke,  Y. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.     Laward. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  sa.  and  arg.     Estbery. 

Barry  of  six  sa.  and  erm.  Bradwarden  or 
Bradwarder. 

Barry  of  six  sa.  and  or.   Finley.   Logie,  Scotland. 

Barry  of  six  sa.  and  or  per  pale  counterchanged. 
Scurfield. 

Barry  of  six  vair  and  gu.  Baxmont  or  Baymont, 
co.  Devon.  Sir  Thomas  Beamont,  Cornwall, 
V.  Beaumont,  co.  Devon.  M.  John  Beaumont, 
S.  Chinn,  Hampton  Park,  co.  Gloucester. 
Sire  de  Cochy,  D.  lngelram  de  Coucy,  Earl  of 
Bedford,  temp.  Edward  III,  V,  Z,  178.  Robert 
de  Coucy,  E.  Gaines.  Ghisnes,  Chokes,  co. 
Northampton,  33  Henry  III.  Inglefield. 
Kemishe.    Kennis. 

Barry  of  six  vairy  arg.  gu.  and  az.    Bruce. 

Barry  of  six  three  vairy  erm.  and  gu.  three  az. 
Giles  de  Braose  or  Brewse,  Bishop  of  Here- 
ford 1200-16.  William  de  Breuse,  E,  F.  Sir 
William  Brewes,  Brecon,  V. 


BAR.  BARRY  of  8 

Barry  dancetty  of  eight  (?  arg.)  and  gu.    John  de 

Colenham,  Y. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  az.   De  la  March.   Feyce, 

V*.    Greenstreet,  V*.    Grey.     Horbon  or 

Horbyn,   co.  York.     Knighton,  Bayford,   co. 

Herts.     And  with  a  label  of  four  points  gu., 

Grey. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.     Fitz-Alured,  V*. 

Fitz-Awry,    Ireland.         Barry,    Ireland,    W. 

Chaworth.     Hungary,  as  borne  by  Margaret 

of  Anjou,  Z,  299;  and  by  Mary  of  Lorraine, 

Z,  5<54. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  a  label  of  three  points 

sa.     Gobion,  co.  York. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  a  label  of  five  points 

sa.     Gobyns,  co.  York. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  indented  the  one  in 

the  other.     John  de  Tudeham,  Y. 
Barry  of  eight  indented  arg.  and  gu.     John  de 

Balun,  A. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.     Treryge,  V*. 
Barry  of  eight  az.  and  arg.    De  la  Lond,  V*. 

QUEROUALLE. 

Barry  wavy  of  eight  az.  and  arg.     Kennell. 

Barry  of  eight  az.  and  or.   Sir  Conan  de  Aske,  V. 

Barry  of  eight  erm.  and  gu.  Kirton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Sulby,  V*. 

Barry  of  eight  erm.  and  or.     Wentlas,  V*. 

Barry  of  eight  gu.  and  arg.  Barry,  V*.  Bury, 
co.  Devon.    Clynke. 

Barry  of  eight  gu.  and  or.     Brian  Fitz-Allen, 

Bedalle,  P,    Y.     Sir    de   Poinz,   V.     Sir 

Nicholas  Poynes  or  Poyntz,  L.  Poyntz,  V*. 
Drogo  Fitz-Pons,  temp.  William  I,  his  elder  son 
Richard,  of  Clifford  Castle,  founded  the  Clif- 
fords ;  and  the  younger,  Osbert,  that  of  Poyntz. 
Poynz,  Iron  Acton.  Poyntz,  Ryegate,  Surrey  ; 
Midgham,  co.  Berks ;  and  Cowdray  Park, 
Sussex ;  the  coheiresses  m.  Clinton,  Spencer,  and 
Cecil.    Stedon.     Stodow. 

Barry  bendy  of  eight  gu.  and  or.  Holland, 
co.  Lincoln. 

Barry  pily  of  eight  gu.  and  or.    Vance,  Ireland. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  Fitz-Alan.  Danske. 
Henry  de  Penebruge,  E. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  gu.  Sir  Brian  le  Fitz  Alain, 
E.  Sir  Brian  Fitz-Alan,  Baron  of  Bedale, 
co.  York,  V.  Brian  Fitz-Alan  or  Fitz-Aleyn, 
Lord  of  Bidall.  Fitz-Allan.  Richard  Beaumes, 
Bishop  of  London,  ]  108-28 ;  and  (with  a  cre- 
scent) Richard  de  Beaumes,  Bishop  of  London, 
1152-62.  Sir  Nicholas  Poinz,  Baron  of  Cory 
Malet,  V.  Hue  Pointz,  K.  Sir  Nicholas 
Poynes  or  Poyntz,  L.  Poynes,  North  Okmg- 
don,  Essex;  and  Alderley,  co.  Gloucester. 
Romely,  Skipton,  co.  York,  temp.  Henry  I. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  gu.  in  the  dexter  chief 
point  a  mullet  sa.    Fitz  Allen. 

Barry  pily  of  eight  or  and  gu.  Hoyland,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  sa.  Selby,  The  Mote, 
Kent,  1667.  Sir  Henry  Selby,  Knt.,  Serjeant- 
at-Law,  1715.  Charles  Selby,  Bayhall,  assumed 
the  name  of  Amherst,  d.s.p.  1745;  the  heiress 
m.  Browne,  now  (1784)  Selby,  Whitley, 
Essex,  1833.  Selby,  Swansfield,  Alnwick, 
Northumberland.  Henry  V,  Duke  of  Saxony, 
Z,  69. 

Barry  nebuly  of  eight  or  and  sa.  Blount,  Titten- 
h auger,  co.  Herts.  M.  Walter  Blount,  S. 
Charles,  co.  Devon. 

Barry  wavy  of  eight  or  and  sa.    Pavely,  co.  Oxon. 


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BAR.  BARRY  of  8 ... .  cont. 

Barry  of  eight  sa.  and  or.  Selby,  Biddleston, 
Northumberland, temp.  Henry  III;  quartering 
Perchay,  Lounde,  Fauconberg,  Darcy,  Tuite, 
etc.  Selby,  Baron  de  Selby,  Denmark,  de- 
scended from  Selby,  Biddleston.  Selby, 
Winlaton,  Durham  ;  and  Twizel,  Northumber- 
land. Selby,  Earle,  Northumberland,  pre- 
sumed to  be  a  younger  branch  of  Selby  of  Bid- 
dleston. 

BARRY  of  10. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  a  label  of  nine  points 

gu.     Angie. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.     Barry,  Lord  Barry, 

Z,  350.    Thornell,  Suffolk,  V.    Whinfield. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 

Gobion,  Gobion,  co.  Bedford;    an  heiress  m. 

Le  Boteler,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  label  of  nine 

points  vert.    Ewe,  temp.  Rich.  I. 
Barry  often  arg.  and  purp.     Eve. 
Barry  often  arg.  and  sa.    Barrall. 
Barry  of  ten  az.  and  or.     Dargie. 
Barry  of  ten  az.  and  or  per  pale  counterchanged. 

Barnabas  or  Barnetby,  impaling  the  reverse 

in  St.  Peter's  Church,  Barton-upon-Humber; 

Had.  MS.  6820,  fo.  84. 
Barry  of   ten    gu.   and    or.     Bokelton,   Kent. 

Bokylton,  V. 
Barry  of  ten  or  and  arg.  (?  az.)   Milles  or  Mills, 

Shelford,  co.  Cambridge. 
Barry  of  ten  or  and  az.     Copcote. 
Barry  of  ten  or  and  gu.  Fitz-Allen.    Bekelton. 

Berry,  Berrinkerber.     Sir  Nicholas  Poyntz,  L. 

Ryan. 
Barry  of  ten  or  and  sa.   Botevile,  alias  Thynne, 

co.  Salop ;    quartering  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail 

nowed  gu.  Thynne,  Marquis  of  Bath.  Thynne, 

Baron  Carteret. 
Barry  of  ten  or  and  sa.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 

BOTEVLLLE. 

BARRY  of  12. 

Barry   of   twelve   arg.    and    az.  Brancey. 

Ingraham.  Montchansey,  Montchanseye,  or 
Mountchansey,  Suffolk. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  Manwaring, 
Chester.  Meneleswaring.  Stutvile,  co. 
Somerset. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  label  of 
five  points  az.     Somerill. 

Barry  of  twelve  az.  and  arg.    Ingerham. 

Barry  of  twelve  per  pale  az.  and  arg.  counter- 
changed.     Moore,  the  Moore,  co.  Salop. 

Barry  of  twelve  or  and  az.  Brambors.  Brans. 
Mountford.    Selby,  Kent. 

Barry  of  twelve  or  and  sa.  Botfleld,  Hopton 
Court,  co.  Salop  ;  a  branch  of  the  ancient 
Shropshire  family  of  Botfield  or  Botevyle, 
Botevyle,  near  Church  Stretton.  Botfleld, 
Decker  Hill,  co.  Salop.  Botfleld,  Norton  Hall, 
co.  Northampton. 

BARRY  of  14 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  az.     Hugh  Le  Brdn, 

Earl   of  the  Marches   of  Aquitaine,  father  of 

William   de  Valence,  Earl  of   Pembroke,  V. 

Hotham,  V*. 
Barry  of  fourteen   arg.  and   gu.        Robert   de 

Stotevjxe,  E.      Stutevill,  Baron  of  Coting- 

ham,  V. 
Barry  of  fourteen   arg.  and  gu.  a  label  of  five 

points  az.     Hue  Gobiun,  E.    The  label  of  the 

second,  Sir  Hugh  Gobyon,  V. 


BAR.  BARRY  of  14 ... .  cont. 

Barry  of  fourteen  az.  and  or.      Beaubras,  V*. 

Porchester,  V*. 
Barry  of  fourteen   gu.  and  arg.  a  label   of  five 

points  of  the  first.     Gobyon,  V*. 
Barry  of  fourteen  or  and  az.  Sir  Robert  Beaubras, 

V.      Henry  de   Pembridge,  D.      Sr  . . . .   de 

Porchester,  V. 
Barry  of  fourteen  or  and  sa.    Selby,  Kent. 

BARRY  of  18 

Barry  of  eighteen  arg.  and  az.     Fitz  raufe,  V. 
Barry  of  eighteen  arg.  and  gu.  a  label  of  five 
points  az.     Hugo  Gomon,  F. 

BARRY  of  20 

Barry  of  twenty  arg.  and  az.     Brun. 

BARRY  unnumbered 
Barry  arg.   and   az.       Fitz-Ralph,  co.   Berks. 

Sir  Henry  le  Gray,  H.     Richard  de  Gray,  B. 

Aymer  de   Lesignan,   Bishop   of  Winchester, 

1250-60.    Le  Count  de  la  Marche,  C.   Marshe. 

Monchensy.     William  Monchensye,  Y.     Sire 

William  de  Monchensi,  N.    Seymour. 
Barry  arg.  and  az.  a  label  gu.    John  de  Gray,  B. 

Sire  Randoulf  de  Monchensi,  N.    The  label  or, 

Sir  Henry  de  Grey,  O. 
Barry  wavy  arg.  and  az.    Browning.    Sire  Nichol 

Percy,  0.    Thomas  Samford,  Y. 
Barry    arg.   and  gu.       Bassett.       Patrick  de 

Chaurcy,  B.        Sir  Thomas  de   Molton,  H. 

Smith-Barry,  Marbury  Hall,  co.  Chester;  and 

Foaty,  co.  Cork,  quartering  gu.  on  a  chev.  or 

betw.  three  bezants  as  many  crosses  formy  fitcby 

sa.  with  az.   a  fess    betw.  three   urchins   ar. 

Stuteville.  Robert  Stuttevtle,  Y. 

Thornhill,  Suffolk. 
Barry  arg.  and  gu.  a  label  az.         Sire  Huge 

Gobyoun,  N. 
Barry  bendy  arg.  and  gu.    Crispin. 
Barry  indented  arg.  and  gu.    John  Balun,  X. 
Barry  bendy  lozengy  arg.  and  gu.     Quarm,  Dart- 
mouth, co.  Devon;  Nancor, Cornwall.    "Wenham. 

or  Wineham,  co.  Chester. 
Barry  wavy   arg.  and   gu.        Piers   Achart,  X, 

or  Acharte,  7.         Sire  Richard  Ammori,  N. 

Richard  Damory,  Y.     Nicolaus  de  Manford  or 

Manfort,  G.    William  de  Samford,  B. 
Barry  wavy   arg.   and    gu.    a    label    az.     Piers 

Acharte,  Y.     Sire  Aleyn  de  Goldingham,  N. 

The  label  gu.,  Nicholas  de  Samford,  the  son,  B. 
Barry  bendy  lozengy  arg.  and  sa.      Crispin  or 

Crispine. 
Barry  wavy  arg.  and  sa.   Sir  Johan  deELCHEFFELD, 

N.     Gilbert  de  Elleffield,  Y.     Sire  Gilbert 

de  Elmesfeld,0.    Ward. 
Barry  wavy  arg.  and  sa.  a  label  gu.     Gilbert  de 

Elscheffeld,  N. 
Barry  dancetty  az.  and  arg.     Turbervtle. 
Barry  wavy  az.  and  arg.     Kenell. 
Barry  erm.  and  gu.    Hugh  de  Huse,  C.    Hugh  le 

Hussey,  C. 
Barruly  gu.  and  arg.     Robert  Stutevtle,  X. 
Barry  wavy  gu.  and  erm.     Sir  John  de  Lacy,  N. 
Barry  wavy  gu.  and  or.    William  Basset,  Y. 
Barry  or  and   az.         Beanbras  or  Beaubras. 

Vernon. 
Barry  dancetty  or  and  az.  Loveday,  co.  Leicester. 
Barry  or  and  gu.     Sir  Bryan  le  Fitzalayn,  H. 

Bryan  Fitzaleyn,  K.    Alayn  le  Fitz  Brian,  B. 

Sir  Hugh  Poyns,  H.     Sire  Nicholas  de  Poyns, 

N.     Robert  le  Savage,  B. 
Barry  bendy  or  and  gu.     Bermingham. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


EAR.      BARRY  unnumbered cont. 

Barry  wavy  or  and  gu.  Philip  Basset,  P.  Sir 
John  Lovell,  H.  Sire  Job  an  Lovel,  N. 
Thomas  Lovell,  Tichmarshe,  Y. 

Barry  wavy  or  and  gu.  a  label  of  three  points 
compony  az.  and  arg.    Sir  William  Lovell,  R. 

Barry  or  and  gu.  fretty  arg.  Hernol  de la  Wede ,  G. 

Barry  bendy  lozengy  or  and  sa.  Cancellor  or 
Cancelor. 

Barry  nebuly  or  and  sa.  Blount,  Milton  Ross, 
co.  Leicester;  Mapledurham,  co.  Oxford;  quar- 
tering Ayala,  Castile,  and  Beauchamp. 

Barry  wavy  or  and  sa.  Sir  William  le  Blound,  L, 
or  le  Blount,  N,  or  Blunt,  R.  William  Blount, 
Y.    Poneley. 

Barry  wavy  sa.  and  arg.  Robert  de  la  Warde,  Y. 
Richard  Stapilton,  Y. 

Barry  bendy  lozengy  sa.  and  or.     Ipre. 


BARNACLE 

Arg.  a  barnacle  in  bend  sa.     Barway. 
Arg.  a  horse-barnacle  sa.    Barnack,  co.  North- 
ampton. 
Arg.  a  horse-barnacle  closed  in  pale  sa.  Barnake, 

V. 
Arg.  a  horse-barnacle  sa.    Poyle,  Castlezance, 

Cornwall. 
Az.  a  horse-barnacle  in  pale  or.     Horsman  or 

Horseman,  Sleaford,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  a  horse  barnacle  arg.    Wyatt,  Kent. 
Per  fess  az.  and  gu.  a  horse-barnacle  closed  in 

pale  arg.    Wyatt,  V. 
Per  fess  az.  and  gu.  a  horse-barnacle  arg.  the  ring 

or.    Wyatt,  Sherwell,  co.  Devon,  and  Bexley, 

Kent. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  a  barnacle  arg.    Wyatt,  co. 

Devon ;  and  Kent. 

1  BARNACLE  and  in  chief 

Az.  a  horse-barnacle  in   pale   arg.  a  chief  gu. 

Wyott. 
Az.  bezanty  a  horse-barnacle  or  on  a  chief  of  the 

first    three    4-foils    pierced    arg.      Horsman, 

Sussex. 

1  BARNACLE  betw and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  a  horse-barnacle  arg.  betw.  three  plates  on  a 

chief  per  pale  indented  of  the  first  and  purp. 

two  estoiles  of  sixteen  points  or  each  charged 

with  a  rose  of  the  second.    Horsman. 
Az.  a  horse-barnacle  closed  in  pale  or  betw.  three 

plates  on  a  chief  per  pale  indented  of  the  first 

and  purp.  two  estoiles  of  sixteen  points  of  the 

second  in  the    centre  of   each    a    rose    arg. 

Horseman.    Horsman,  V. 
Az.  ahorse  barnacle.. .  .betw.  three  plates  on  a  chief 

indented    erm.    three    roses....       Horsman. 
Az.  a  horse-barnacle  or  betw.  three  plates  on  a 

chief  indented  per  fess  of  the  first  and  purp. 

three  roses  arg.  Horsman,  Norfolk  and  Sussex. 

2  BARNACLES 

Arg.  two  barnacles  in  pale  sa.    Barnake. 

....  two  open  horse-barnacles ....     Brayle,  V*. 

3  BARNACLES 

Arg.  three  horse-barnacles  open  in  pale  gu. 
Orenge,  Foscott,  co.  Somerset. 

Ax-g.  three  horse-barnacles  in  pale  tied  tightly 
gu.  two  and  one.    Donett,  Renham,  V. 

Arg.  three  horse-barnacles  in  pale  gu.  tied  loosely 
or  two  and  one.    Donett,  V. 

Arg.  three  horse-barnacles  sa.  Barnake,  co. 
Northampton.  Bernake,  co.  Leicester.  Wil- 
liam Bernak,  A'. 


3  BARNACLES cont. 

Or  three  barnacles  or  brays  expanded  in  pale  sa. 
Brayle,  V. 

Arg.  three  horse-barnacles  opened  at  the  top  sa. 
Padley,  co.  Derby  ;  the  heiress  m.  Evre. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  three  horse-barnacles  arg. 
Wyot. 

3  BARNACLES  and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  three  breys  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  demi  lion  gu. 
Simon  de  Genevile,  B. 

Az.  three-horse-barnacles  expanded  in  pale  or  on 
a  chief  erm.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  gu. 
Geffry  Genevile,  D.  Geffray  de  Genevile, 
B,*C,  E,  J.  Geneville,  Earl  of  Ulster,  V. 
Sir  Geoffrey  Genevill,  V.  Genevill,  Ludlow 
Castle,  co.  Salop,  and  Trim  Castle,  Ireland, 
temp.  Edward  I;  the  heiress  m.  1301,  Roger 
Mortimer,  Earl  of  March ;  Sir  Simon  de 
Geynville,  her  uncle,  a  Baron  in  Ireland,  3 
Edward  II,  left  five  co-heiresses,  m.  to  Cu- 
sack,  Hussey,  Loundres,  Cruys,  and  Delahyde. 
Ge  neville.    Jamvile  or  Jantville. 

Az.  three  horse-barnacles  in  pale  or  on  a  chief 
erm.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  of  the  se- 
cond.    Genevill. 

Az.  three  braves  or  on  a  chief  erm.  a  (?  demi) 
lion  ramp.  gu.     Geffry  Geinvile,  X. 

BARREL  see  Tun. 
BARROW 

Sa.  a  hand  barrow  betw.  nine  roses  or.  Bearwell. 

BASKET  see  also  Van 

Az.  a  basket  of  fruit  ppr.  betw.  three  mitres  or. 
Thomas  Jane  or  Jaun,  Bishop  of  Norwich, 
1499-1500. 

Per  bend  gu.  and  az.  a  fish-basket  weel  or  eelpot 
in  bend  or  on  a  chief  az.  a  wolf's  head  erased 
sa.  betw.  two  ogresses.  Wheeler,  co.  Wor- 
cester, V. 

3  BASKETS 

Az.  three  baskets  or.     Garden. 

Gu.  three  covered  baskets  or.  Augustinian  Priory 
at  Pertney,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  three  wicker  baskets  with  handles  arg.  Sir 
John  Littleborne,  V.    Littlebury. 

Sa.  three  baskets  full  of  bread  arg.  Mlddleton, 
Abbot  of  Midgeley. 

Sa.  three  baskets  (sometimes  of  bread  i.e.  wastell 
cakes)  arg.  Benedictine  Abbey  at  Middleton, 
also  called  Milton -Abbats,  Dorset. 

3  BASKETS  betw.  or  within. . . . 
Az.  three  cross  baskets  in  pale  betw.  a  prime 
and  a  cutting  knife  in  chief  and  an  iron  and  an 
outsticker    in    base.      Company    of    Basket- 
makers,  London. 
BAT  see  Beast.     BATON  see  Bend,  and  Staff. 

3  BATTERING-RAMS 

Arg.  three  battering-rams  az.     Bartey. 

Arg.  three  battering-rams  armed  and  ribbed  or 
headed  az.     Berffie. 

Arg.  three  battering-rams  barways  in  pale  ppr. 
headed  and  garnished  az.  Bertie,  Duke  of 
Ancaster,  and  Marquis  of  Lindsey.  Bertie, 
Earl  of  Lindsey,  Baron  Willoughby  of  Eresby, 
Lord  Great  Chamberlain  of  England.  Bertie, 
Earl  of  Abington.  Baron  Norris  of  Rycot, 
quartering  sa.  a  shattered  castle  triple-towered 
arg.  With  due  diff.,  Bertie,  Waldershire, 
Kent;  Bertie,  Creton,  co.  Lincoln;  and 
Bertie,  Uffington,  co.  Lincoln. 

Or  three  battering-rams  az.     Eresby. 


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3  BATTERING-RAMS  betw.  or  within .... 

Arg.  three  battering-rams  fess-wise  in  pale  ppr. 
headed  and  garnished  az.  a  bordure  of  the  last. 
Bertie,  Nether  Hall,  Essex,  Baronetcy,  1812. 
BATTLE-AXE  see  Axe. 

BAUTEROLE  see  Chape. 
BEACON 

Arg.  a  firepan  sa.  inflamed  ppr.  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Haywood,  co.  Stafford. 

3  BEACONS 

Az.  three  beacons  or  fired  gu.     Gervis,  V. 

Az.   three   beacons   with    ladders    or  fired    gu. 

Gervays. 
Sa.    three    beacons    fired    or    the    flames    ppr. 

Dauntre  or  Datjwte. 
Sa.   three   beacons   with    ladders    or    fired    gu. 

Daunt,  V. 
Sa.  three  beacons  with  ladders  fired  ppr.    Daunt, 

Ireland. 

BEADS 
Vert  eleven  round  beads  in  chev.  surmounted  in 

the  centre  by  a  cross  pendent  to  the  two  end 

beads  a  tassel  all  or  betw.  three  5-foils  arg. 

Wimbush. 

BEAN-COD  see  Fruit. 
BEAR  see  Beast. 

BEAST 

For  Reptiles    see    that  article,   and  for 
Fabulous-beasts   see   Monsters. 

ALANT  see  Dog. 

ANTELOPE   including  Ibex 

Arg.  an  heraldic  antelope  gu.  tusked  horned 
maned  and  hoofed  or.     Antilupe. 

Az.  an  antelope  pass.  arg.  attired  tufted  and  un- 
guled  sa.     Buggine. 

Az.  an  ibex  ramp.  arg.  horned  or.  Steinman, 
Croydon,  and  Peckham,  Surrey. 

Az.  an  antelope  pass.  or.     Loane,  Kent. 

Ermines  an  antelope  rainp.  or.  Edwarcs,  Lalant, 
Cornwall. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  an  antelope  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Dighton,  Sturton,  co.  Lincoln. 

Sa.  an  antelope  ramp.  arg.  armed  or.  Harris. 
Harris,  Cornwall,  W. 

Sa.  an  antelope  salient  arg.  attired  tufted  and 
maned  or.  Harris,  co.  Devon  ;  and  co.  Mon- 
mouth. 

APE 

Arg.  an  ape  sejant  on  a  heart  holding  a  palm 
branch  ppr.     Vault. 

Vert  an  ape  sejant  holding  up  the  paw  braced 
round  the  middle  and  chained  to  the  sinister 
side  of  the  escucheon  arg.     Afplegh. 

ASS 

Sa.  an  ass  arg.    Assil. 

BADGER  including  Brock 
Arg.  a  badger  pass.  sa.     Broc. 
Or  a  badger  pass.  sa.    Badger. 

BAT 
Arg.  a  bat  displ.  ppr.     Stainings. 
Arg.  a  bat  or  reremouse  displ.  sa.     Bakster  or 

Baxter.        Baxter,    Scotland.        Stenynge, 

Honycote,      co.      Somerset ;      and      Suffolk. 

Stenynges,  Erlsome,  W. 
Arg.    a    bat   displ.  sa.   a  label   gu.     Stainings, 

Honycott,  co.  Somerset ;  and  Erlsone,  Suffolk. 
Or  a  bat  volant  gu.     Atton. 
Or  a  bat  displ.  vert.    Atton,  W. 
Per  bend  sinister  or  and   gu.  a  bat   displ.   sa. 

Josue. 


BEAST.  BEAR 

Arg.  a  bear  sa.    Beareford. 

Arg.  a  bear  sa.  with  a  skean  piercing  his  back  and 
coming  out  under  his  belly  handle  gu.  blade 
az.     Drumbreck,  Drnmbreck,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  wild  bear  sa.  chained  and 
armed  or.  Kellet,  Ripley,  Surrey,  confirmed 
I  Oct.  1550. 

Arg.  a  bear  pass.  sa.     Fitz-Ourse. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  bear  pa.ss.  sa.     Berens. 

Arg.  a  bear  pass.  sa.  muzzled  or.  Apulton,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  Bear,  V*.  Beare,  Corn- 
wall, V. 

Arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  muzzled  gu.     Oates. 

Arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  muzzled  or.  Barnard,  V. 
Barnard,  Abbington,  near  Northampton. 
Barnard,  Cave  Castle,  Howden,  co.  York; 
quartering  Gee.  Barnard,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1738.  Barnard,  Bartlow  House, 
Linton,  co.  Cambridge.  Bernard,  Norfolk ; 
co.  Cambridge;  co.  Huntingdon;  Nettleham, 
co.  Lincoln ;  and  Nether- Winchendon,  co. 
Buckingham.  Bernard,  Castle  Bernard,  King's 
County. 

Arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  muzzled  and  collared  or. 
Bernard,  Nettleham,  co  Lincoln. 

Arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  muzzled  collared  and  chained 
or.    Beresford,  V*. 

Arg.  a  bear  salient  sa.  Beare,  Killigarth  and 
Bryn,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Beville. 

Arg.  a  bear  salient  sa.  armed  gu.  muzzled  collared 
and  chained  or.  Beresford,  Beresford,  co. 
Stafford ;  and  Bently,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  a  bear  salient  sa.  crowned  or.  Apelton 
Appelton  and  Appolton,  Apleton,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Arg.  'a  bear  salient  sa.  muzzled  or.  Barnard, 
Upton  Leonard. 

Arg.  a  bear  salient  sa.  muzzled  collared  and 
chained     or.  Bayeeford.  Bayrford. 

Beresford,  Bentley,  co.  Derby,  V.  Beresford. 
Kent,  W. 

Arg.  a  bear  sejant  ramp.  sa.  muzzled  gu. 
Gall. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  muzzled 
gold.    Barnard,  Ham,  Surrey. 

Or  a  bear  pass  sa.    Fitz-Ourse.    Fitz-Urse,F*. 

Or  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  muzzled  collared  and  lined 
gu.  Milnes,  Asbford,  Dunston,  Alderear  Park, 
and  Cromford,  co  Derby  ;  confirmed  1795  ;  one 
heiress  m.  Gell. 

Or  a  bear  ramp,  sejant  sa.     Berneck. 

Or  a  bear  statant  sa.     Fitzukse,  V. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  a  bear  ramp,  counter- 
changed  muzzled  gu.  Lyndsey  or  Lyndesey. 
Lynsey,  V*. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  a  bear  salient  counter- 
changed  muzzled  gu.     Lynsey,  V". 

Sa.  a  bear  erect  arg.  chained  and  muzzled  or. 
Mylles,  co.  Hants. 

Sa.  a  bear  ramp.  or.     Orly,  France. 

BLOOD-HOUND  see  Dog. 

BOAR  including  Hog,  etc. 

Arg.  a  boar  pass.  gu.  Trewarthen.  Trewarther. 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  gu.  armed  or.     Trewauthen. 
Arg.  a  boar  statant  gu.  armed  or.   Trevartheam, 

V*.    Trevarthean,  V. 
Arg.    a     boar     passant     the     head     gu. 

Meuric-goch,  Dyved. 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  sa.     Brytaen.     M'Carthy,  or 

Maccarthy,  Lreland.    Pirot. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  BOAR ....  cont. 

Arg.  a  boar  pass.  sa.  armed  gu.     Perott. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert,  a  hoar  pass.  sa.  crined  or. 

Kellet,  Lota,  co.  Cork,  Bart.,  quartering  or  a 

cross  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  fleur-de-lis  of 

the  last. 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  sa.  enraged   and  unguled  gu. 

Perrot. 
Az.  a  boar  arg.     Goche. 
Az.  a  boar  chained  to  a  tree  arg.     Llwch  Llawen 

Vawr. 
Az.  a  boar  pass.  or.     Burbidge. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  boar  ramp.  az. 

Borelands,  Edinburgh. 
Erm.  a  boar  pass.  sa.     Burbridge. 
Gu.   a  boar  arg.   armed  bristled    collared    and 

chained  or.  tied  to  a  holly  bush  on  a  mount  in 

base  ppr.     Owen,  co.  Pembroke. 
Gu.  a  boar  pass.  arg.     Boor  or  Bore. 
Gu.  a  boar  pass.  arg.  collared  and  chained  to  a 

holly  bush  vert.     Owen. 
Gu.   a  boar  pass.  arg.  tusked  or.    Randolfe, 

Norfolk. 
Gu.  a  boar  salient  arg.  collared  and  chained  or. 

Eyre,  V*. 
Gu.  a  boar  statant  arg.  armed  or.    Bore,  V. 
Gu.  a  boar  pass  or.    Baird,  Auchmedden,  Scot- 
land. 
Gu.  a  boar  pass.  ppr.    Hennessy,  Ballymacraoy, 

co.  Cork;  derived  from  Mac  Ennis,  Iveagh,  co. 

Kerry. 
Or  a  boar  pass.  gu.    Brattle.    O'Maly,  Ireland. 
Or  a  boar  sa.     Gylpin,  V*.     Oeldon  or  Oldon. 
Or  a  hog  lying  fesswise  a  raven  feeding  on  his 

back  sa.     Danseine,  Scotland. 
Or  a  boar  pass.  sa.    Gilpin,  Scaleby,  Cumberland  ; 

and  Westmoreland.     Gilpin,  Bungay,  Suffolk. 
Or  on  ground  vert  a  boar  pass.  sa.     Ohenloyne 

(Hibernicus  Sylvestris),  V. 
Or  on  a  mount  vert  a  hoar  pass.  sa.     Oldon  or 

Olton. 
Or  in  a  pond  vert  a  boar  pass.  sa.     Silvestris, 

V*. 
Or  a  boar  statant  sa.     Gilpin.     Guylpin,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  mount  under  a  holly  bush  vert  a  boar 

pass.   arg.  collared   gu.       Lhwarch   Lhawen 

Vaur. 
Sa.  a  boar  pass.  or.     Alvey  or  Allvey. 
Vert  a  boar  pass.  arg.     Pollard,  co.  York. 
Vert   on   a   mount  in   base   a    boar  pass.   erm. 

O'Hanlan,  Ireland. 
Vert  a  boar  or.     Boar. 

BUCK  see  DEER. 

BUFFALO,  BULL,  and  CALF,  see  Ox. 

CAMEL 
Arg.  a  camel  passing  through  a  ford  of  water  ppr. 

Camelford,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  camel  pass.  arg.      Camel,  Bury  Pomeroy, 

co.  Devon. 
Az.  a  camel  statant  arg.     Camell,  V. 
Sa.  a  camel  pass.  arg.     Camel,  Bury  Pomeroy, 

co.  Devon. 
Vert  a  camel  arg.    Fallowes,  co.  Chester;  Harl. 

MS.  1535. 
Vert  a  camel  or.     Fallowes,  Fallowes  Hall,  and 

Haywood   Hall,   co.  Chester;   removed  to  co. 

Derby;  descended  from  Aldford  of  Aldford. 
Vert  a  camel  statant  or.     Falwitz,  Alderley,  co. 

Chester. 

CONEY  see  Hare. 
COW  see  Ox. 


BEAST.  DEER 

including  Buck,  Doe,  Hart,  Hind, 

Reindeer,  and  Stag 

Arg.  a  demi   buck  gu.  between  his  forelegs   an 

arrow    erect    in    pale    or.     Decker,   London, 

granted  6  Aug.  1616. 
Per  bend  sinister  arg.  and  chequy  or  and  az.  in 

the  dexter  chief  point  a  demi  bucksa.   Primouth 

or  Primout,  Surrey. 
....  a  stag  ....     Foulkes,  Merton,  co.  Flint. 
....  a  buck  springing  or.     De  Rinzy,  De  Renzy, 

and  De  Renzi,  Clobemon  Hall,  co.  Wexford ; 

descended  through  Sir  Matthew  de  Renzy,  from 

George  Castriotes  Scanderberg ;   and  quarter- 
ing az.  on  a  cross  arg.  five  escallops  gu.  a  bor- 

dure  or. 
Arg.  a  buck  az.  attired   or.     Hertington,    V*. 

Holme. 
Arg.  a  hart  statant  az.  attired  or.   Hertington,  V. 
Arg.  a  hart  trippant  az.     Hertington. 
Arg.  a  field  and  river  ppr.  on  the  field  a  buck  gu. 

drinking  in  the  river.     Barnevelt. 
Arg.  a  buck  lodged  gu.     Griffith  ap  Griffin,  V*. 
Arg.    a    stag    lodged    gu.     Porquyn,    Cornwall. 

Griffith  ap  Griffin,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  ppr.  a  stag  lodged  gu.   Harthtll. 
Arg.    on    a    mount    vert    a   stag    couchant  gu. 

Town  of  Hertford.    Talland. 
Arg.  a  stag  couchant  gu.  horns  and  hoofs  or  hold- 
ing in  its   mouth    a  branch   vert.     Llewellyn 

Ychan  ap  Llewellyn. 
Arg.  a  stag  salient  gu.  armed  or.     Kirch. 
Arg.  a  stag  sejant  gu.  attired  or  in  the  mouth  a 

trefoil  slipped  ppr.     Bowen. 
Arg.  a  stag  statant  gu.     Holme,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  stag  statant  at  gaze  gu.     Gryffydd  Gwyr. 
Arg.  a  buck  trippant  gu.     Holme. 
Arg.  a  hart  trippant  gu.     Blythe,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  stag  trippant  gu.     Carte. 
Arg.  a  buck  trippant  gu.  attired  or.     M'Carty, 

Earl  of  Clencare,  temp.  Elizabeth.    M'Cartiiy, 

Lord     Muskerry     and     Earl     of     Clancarty. 

Macartney,  V*. 
Arg.    a    stag    tripp.    gu.    attired     or.         Donel 

Macartiemore,    Earl    of    Clancare,     V.     Sir 

Donicius,  Ireland,  V. 
Arg.  a  buck  trippant  gu.  attired  and  unguled  or. 

M'Carthy,  Carrignaver,  co.  Cork ;    descended 

from  Cormac  M'Carthy,  Lord  of  Muskerry. 
Arg.  a  stag  trippant  gu.  attired  and  unguled  or. 

Holme,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  stag  lodged  within  park 

pales  and  gate  ppr.     Town  of  Derby. 
Arg.  a  hart  pass  ppr.  attired  or.     Hobyn. 
Arg.  a  stag  salient  ppr.  armed  or.     Kirch. 
Arg.   a   stag   statant  ppr.   attired    or.     Holme, 

Beverly,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  a  stag  trippant  ppr.  attired  and  unguled  or. 

Holme,  Beverley,  co.York.  Parkhill, Scotland. 
Arg.  a  stag  sa.     Lahr  and  Clettemberg,  Z,  871. 
Arg.  a  hart  sa.  attired  or.     Bardwell. 
Arg.  a  hart  pass.  sa.     Hertington. 
Arg.  a  stag  springing   sa.  over  all  a  fret  vert. 

Warnet,  Hampstead,  Sussex.  And  with  a  label 

of  three  points Warnet,  Surrey. 

Arg.   fretty  vert  over   all   a  stag   springing   sa. 

Warnett,  Framfield,  Sussex;  Visitation  1633. 

Warnits. 
Arg.  _  fretty  vert  over   all   a   stag  springing   sa. 

attired  or.     Warnett,  Sussex,  V. 
Arg.  fretty  vert  on  each  crossing  of  the  fret  a 

crescent  or  over  all  a  buck  springing  sa.  attired 

or.     Warnett  or  Warnitz,  V*. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEAST.  DEER....cont. 

Az.  a  stag  arg.  with  an  arrow  stuck  in  the  back 
and  attired  or.  Bowen,  Kittle  Hill,  and  Swan- 
sea, co.  Glamorgan. 

Az.  on  a  mount  vert  a  stag  reguard.  arg. 
Hendley. 

Az.  a  stag  con  chant  arg.     Downes,  co.  Chester. 

Az.  on  a  mount  vert  a  hind  grazing  arg.  Hendley, 
Hendley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  on  a  mount  vert  a  hind  lodged  arg.  Hendley, 
Hendley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  a  hind  pass.  arg.     Chettle,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  buck  springing  arg.  attired  or.  Gethin, 
Ireland. 

Az.  a  buck  salient  arg.  crowned  or.  Gethin, 
Peyton,  co.  Brecknock;  and  Southweld,  Essex. 

Az.  a  stag  standing  at  gaze  arg.  Lowe,  co. 
Derby. 

Az.  a  hart  trippant  arg.  Lowe,  Alderwasley,  co. 
Derby;  quartering  Fowne  (a  heiress  m.  Hurt), 
and  descended  from  a  younger  branch  of  Lowe, 
Denby,  and  Locko,  co.  Derby,  originally  from 
co.  Chester,  and  quartering  Rosell. 

Az.  a  stag  trippaut  arg.  Lowe,  Derby;  and 
London. 

Az.  a  reindeer  trippant  erm.     Walstone. 

Az.  a  stag  in  full  course  or  pursued  by  a  brace  of 
dogs  arg.  all  bendwise  and  at  random.  Yardley. 

Az.  a  stag  and  two  hounds  courant  in  bend  or. 
Jardelay. 

Az.  a  stag  in  full  course  or  pursued  by  three 
greyhounds  arg.  all  bendways  and  at  random. 
Yardeley  or  1'ardley. 

Az.  a  buck  pass.  or.     Strahan. 

Az.  a  hart  springing  or.     Strathallan. 

Az.  a  stag  trippant  or.     Strachan. 

Az.  a  stag  trippant  or  attired  and  unguled  gu. 
Strachan,  TeddiDgton  Grove,  Middlesex,  de- 
scended from  Strachan,  Thornton,  co.  Kin- 
cardine.    Strachan,  Glenkindie,  Scotland. 

Erm.  a  hind  tripping  gu.     Cowell. 

Gu.  a  hind  couchant  arg.  on  a  mount  within  water 
banked  all  ppr.     Hindmarsh. 

Gu.   on   a  mound   vert  a  hind   couchant    arg. 

HlNDMARCH. 

Gu.  a  stag  statant  arg.  collared  and  chained  or. 

Bois,  co.  Brecknock.  Williams,  Velyn-Newydd, 

co.  Brecknock. 
Gu.  a  stag  standing  at  gaze  arg.  attired  or.  Jones. 
Gu.  a  buck  trippant  arg.  Popkin,  co.  Glamorgan  ; 

and  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  hart  trippant  arg.    Lowe,  Derby. 
Gu.  a  stag  trippant  arg.    Cor,  Scotland.    Davys. 

Mackinlay,  Edinburgh.  * 

Gu.  a  stag  trippant  or.     Davidson,  North  Wales  ; 

confirmed  12  Juneri58C.  Datison. 
Gu.  a  stag  at  gaze  ppr.  O'Kennelly. 
Or   a  hart    standing    at    gaze    az.    attired    sa. 

Strachan,  Thornton,  Bart. 
Or  a  stag  ramp.  gu.     Violette. 
Or  a  stag  couchant  ppr.  gorged  with  a  collar  az. 

thereon  a  mullet  arg.  betw.  two  crescents  of  the 

first  in  the  dexter  chief  point  a  rose  gu.  for  diff. 

Scott,  Kew  Green,  Surrey ;  Baronetcy  9  Aug. 

1653. 
Or  a  buck  trippant  ppr.    Thomas. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a 

stag  trippant  arg.     Strachan,  Leven,  Scotland. 
Sa.  a  stag  couchant  arg.     Downes,  co.  Chester. 
Sa.  bezanty  a  buck  in  full  course  arg.   Buckerell, 

co.  Devon. 
Sa.  a  buck  lodged  arg.    Downes,   Downes,   co. 

Chester. 


. .  cont. 

Chorley,  co.  Chester; 


BEAST.  DEER 

Sa.  a  stag  lodged  arg. 

and  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  a  stag  lodged  arg.  attired  and  unguled    or. 

Downes. 
Sa.  a  stag  pass.  arg.     Gwilim  Twyaf. 
Sa.  a  buck  pass.  arg.  attired  or.     Jones,  Esthall, 

co.  Oxford. 
Sa.  a  hart  pass.  arg.  attired  or.    Hedd  Molwynog, 
Lord  of  Uwch  Aled  ;  from  whom    descended 
Lloyd,    Havod-Dinas,   co.   Denbigh ;     Lloyd, 
Ilwyn  y  Maen,  co.  Salop  ;  Iolo-Goch  ;  and  Rhys 

ap  Ievan,  Chwibren. 
Sa.  a  buck  springing  arg.  attired  or.   Downes,  V*. 
Sa.  a  stag   springing  arg.  attired   or.     Downes, 

co.  Chester,  V. 
Sa.  a  stag  statant  arg.  Hedd  Molwynog.  Lloyd, 

Pale. 
Sa.  a  stag  statant  arg.  armed  or.    Molwynog, 

Uwch-Alid,  Wales. 
Sa.  a  stag  standing  at  gaze  arg.  attired  and  un- 
guled or.    Jones,  co.  Monmouth. 
Sa.    a   hart    trippant   arg.   attired    or.      Lloyd, 

Havod-Dinas,  co.  Denbigh. 
Sa.  a  stag  standing   at  gaze   or.     Morris,  co. 

Carnarvon. 
Vert  a  buck  arg.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  crescent  for 

diff.     Fowbery,  V*. 
Vert  a  buck  couchant  arg.     Downes. 
Vert  a  hind  couchant  arg.     Peyton,  co.  Brecon. 
Vert  a  stag  couchant  arg.  attired  or.     Ray,  co. 

Gloucester. 
Vert  a  stag  courant  arg.   armed  or.     Gethin, 

Gethiusgrott,  co.  Cork,  and  Percy  Mount,  co. 

Sligo,  Bart. 
Vert    a    stag    pass.   arg.   attired   or.    Fowbery, 

Bluntisham,  co.  Durham;    and   Newbald,   co. 

York.    Fowbery,  co.  Huntingdon.    Llywarch 

Howlbwrch. 
Vert  a  stag  pass,  reguard.  ai'g.   Cynvraig  Vychan. 
Vert  a  buck   salient    arg.    ducally   gorged    and 

attired  or.     Gethin,  Ireland. 
Vert  a  hind  springing  forward   arg.     Felbury. 

Gilsland. 
Vert  a  hart  statant  at  gaze  arg.    Enright. 
Vert  a  stag  tripp.  arg.  in  th  e  dext.  chief  a  crescent  for 

diff.     George  Fowbery,  Newbald,  co.  York,  W. 
Vert  a  stag  trippant  arg.  attired  or.     Llowarch, 

Holbwrch. 
Vert  a  buck  or.     Morris,  V*. 
Vert  a  stag  or.    Morris. 
Vert  a  buck  pass.  or.    Moris,  Suffolk. 
Vert  a  hart  pass,  or  attired  arg.     Gelstable. 
Vert  a  hart  salient  or.     Gelysale  or  Gellisdale. 
Vert  a  stag  springing  or.     Gilsland.     Gisland. 
Vert  a  stag  at  gaze  or.     Somerford,  co.  Stafford. 
Vert  a  roebuck  trippant  or.    Morris,  London,  W. 
Vert  a  stag  trippaut  or.     Clarkeson,  co.  Notting- 
ham.    Sparrow. 
Vert  a  stag  pass.  ppr.       O'Connor,   Coramore, 

B-eland. 
Vert  a  buck  ramp.  ppr.     Parker,  co.  Chester. 
Vert  a  stag  trippant  ppr.   Clarkeson,  co.  Notting- 
ham.    Parby,  Madryn,  co.  Carnarvon. 

DOE  see  Deer. 

DOG 

including  Bloodhound,  Greyhound,  Hound, 
and  Talbot 
....  a  talbot  pass,  or  collared  gu.     Ashberton. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  gu.  in  front  of  an  oak 
tree  on  a  mount  vert.      Lambert,  Mount  Ida, 
Norfolk,  Bart. 


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BEAST.  DOG cont. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  greyhoundpass.gu.it)  front 

of  an  oak  tree  ppr.  Lambert,  London  and  Paris. 
Arg.  a  bound  pass.  gu.     Strethley,  Stretly,  co. 

Stafford;  granted  1583. 
Arg.   a  talbot   pass.   gu.     Ousley,  co.  Stafford. 

Wolseley,  Wolseley,  co.  Stafford,  Bart. 
Arg.  a  talbot  pass,  gu.,  with  a  crescent  for   diff. 

Wolseley,  Mount  Wolseley,  co.  Carlow,  Bart. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  salient  party  per  long.  sa.  and 

of  the  first.     Be  la  Forde,  Iver,  co.  Bucks,  V. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  springing  per  pale  sa.  and  of 

the  first.     De  la  Forde. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  in  full   course  sa.    Holford, 

co.  York. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.    Moreton,  Moreton, 

co.    Chester :    originally    Lostock,    quartering 

Davenport,  and  Massey ;    of  this  family  came 

William  Moreton,  Bishop  of  Meath ;  his  son 

and  heir,  Sir  William   Moreton,  Recorder  of 

London,  ob.  1703.      Williams,  Treworgy  and 

Trehane,  Cornwall ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Prideaux 

and  Stackhouse. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  in  full  course  sa.  collared  gu. 

Morton. 
Arg.    a    greyhound     courant    sa.     collared    or. 

Holford,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  collared  vert  rimmed 

of  the  first.     Morton,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  pass.  sa.    Belvale.    Holford, 

Weston  Birt,  Tetbury,  co.  Gloucester,  formerly 

of  Holford,  co.  Chester,   quartering   Stayner, 

Nutt,  and  Lade ;  a  heiress  m.  Cholmondeley. 
Arg.  a  hound  pass.  sa.     Sherington. 
Arg.  a  greyhouha  pass.  sa.  collared  or.    Holford, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  greyhound  pass.  sa.  col- 
lared or.     Holford,  Kilgwyn,  co.  Carmarthen, 

quartering  Gwynne. 
Arg.  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  ears  and  collar  or.    Keyne, 

Cretingham,  Suffolk.     And  with  a  crescent  for 

diff,  Keyne,  Rowlesby,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  greyhound  skipping  in  bend  sa.    Atwood. 
Az.  a  talbot  arg.     Hubbert,  Cork,  Ireland ;  and 

Isle  of  Teneriffe. 
Az.  a  hound  courant  arg.    Burgom  or  Burgoyne, 

co.  Oxford. 
Az.a  hound  pass. arg.  Burgoigne,co.  Cambridge; 

and  co.  Devon.    Burgon,  Long  Stanton,  co. 

Hereford. 
Az.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.    Borgoine.    Borgronge. 

BuRGOIGNE. 

Az.  a  talbot  pass  arg.  in  chief  a  mullet  or  pierced 
sa.  (?for  diff.)     Borgon. 

Az.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.  collared  gu.  Alberton, 
Plympton. 

Az.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.  collared  gu.  lined  or  at  the 
end  of  the  line  a  knot.     Bdrgoyn. 

Az.  a  talbot  statant  arg.  collared  gu.  lined  or  at 
the  end  of  the  line  abundle  or  knot.  Burgoyne,  V. 

Az.  a  talbot  pass.  or.    Burgoigne. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  greyhound  in 
full  course  sa.     Mackpowder,  co.  Devon. 

Bany  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  per  pale  counter- 
changed  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  divided  be- 
tween the  two  chief  quarters  silver.     Skypwith. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  per  pale  counter- 
changed  in  chief  a  greyhound  in  full  course  sa. 
Skipwith. 

Erm.  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  Preston,  Melton,  co. 
Leicester. 

Gu.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.  Comberford,  Comber- 
ford,  co.  Stafford. 


BEAST.  DOG cont. 

Gu.  a  talbot  pass.  or.  Chaffin  or  Chafin,  Chetle, 
co.  Dorset. 

Gu.  a  talbot  pass,  or  collared  and  line  reflexed 
over  the  back  sa.     Keene,  Ireland. 

Or  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  Partrickson,  Cum- 
berland; granted  1592. 

Or  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  Courteene,  Aldington,  or 
Aunton,  co.  Worcester.     Courtin,  London. 

Or  on  a  mount  vert  a  greyhound  statant  sa. 
Stecher. 

Per  bend  sa.  and  or  a  hound  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Staber. 

Per  pale  or  and  arg.  a  hound  gu.     Annelshie. 

Sa.  a  greyhound  salient  arg.     Powerton. 

Sa.  a  dog  couchant  on  a  cushion  or.   Alaband. 

Vert  a  greyhound  courant  in  bend  arg.  collared 
gu.  studded  or.  Blome,  Abergwilly,  co.  Car- 
marthen; Seven  Oaks,  Kent;  London;  and 
Cobham,  Essex. 

ELEPHANT 

Arg.  an  elephant  pass.  sa.  Sutcliffe,  co.  Lan- 
caster; from  the  LowCountries.  John  Sutcliffe, 
Groom  of  the  Bedchamber  to  Charles  I. 
Matthew  Sutcliffe,  Dean  of  Exeter. 

Gu.  an  elephant  arg.     Elphinston. 

Gu.  an  elephant  pass.  arg.  armed  or.  Elphinston 
or  Elfinston.     Elpington. 

Gu.  an  elephant  statant  arg.  armed  or. 
Elphinston,  W. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  an  elephant  arg.  on  a  mount 
ppr.  bearing  on  his  back  a  castle  or.  Town  of 
Coventry. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  an  elephant  on  his  back  a  tower 
triple-towered  or.     Coventry,  co.  Warwick. 

Vert  an  elephant  arg.  Button,  Ichleford,  co. 
Hertford  ;  granted  15  Dec.  1769. 

FLEECE  see  Sheep.  FOINE  see  Fitch. 

FOX 

Arg.  a  fox  sa.  enraged  gu.     Malston,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  a  fox  pass.  or.     Gavenor. 

GOAT 
Arg.  a  goat  ramp.  sa.  the  head  and  part  of  the 

neck  of  the  first  armed  vert.   De  Buckton,  F*. 
Arg.  a  goat  salient  parted  per  fess  at  the  neck  of 

the  first  and  sa.  armed  vert.  John  De  Buckton, 

V. 
Arg.  a  goat  salient  sa.  attired  or.     Buckton. 
Az.  a  goat  pass.  arg.     Gaveregan  or  Gavergan, 

Gaveregan,  co.  Cornwall. 
Gu.  a  goat  climant  arg.  attired  or.     Barwell. 
Gu.  a  goat  pass.  arg.     Bager.     Baker,  Norfolk. 
Gu.   a  goat  pass.  arg.  attired  or.     Baker,  V*. 

Bardwell,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  a  goat  salient  arg.  armed  or.    Bensted,  V. 

Bensteed. 
Gu.  a  goat  salient  arg.  attired  or.     M.  William 

Bardwell,  T.   Bardwell,  Norfolk.  Beawsted. 

Bredwell,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  goat  statant  arg.  attired  or.     Baker,  W. 
Gu.  a  goat  salient  or.      M.  William  Bedwell, 

quartering  or  an  eagle  displ.  vert.  T.     M.  Peris 

de  Boughton,  S. 
Sa.  a  goat  arg.  armed  or.      Bokelley,  Cornwall. 

Celynin,  thirteenth  century.      Davis,  Elmley. 

Lloyd,  Dolobran. 
Sa.  a  goat  pass.  arg.  attired  bearded  and  unguled 

or.     Carnsew,  Carnsew,  and  Bokelley,  Corn- 
wall, the  heirs  m.   Prideaux   and    Godolphin. 

The   family   of    Thomas,   on   purchasing   the 

barton  of  Carnsew,  adopted  the  name  and  arms 

of  Carnsew. 


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BEAST.  GOAT cont. 

Sa.  a  goat  ramp.  arg.  Burton,  V*.  Trethake, 
Trethake,  Cornwall. 

Sa.  a  goat  ramp.  arg.  armed  or.      Bodleigh,  V*. 

Sa.  a  goat  salient  arg.  Burton,  co.  Devon,  W. 
M'Cleverty,  England.     Trethicke. 

Sa.  a  goat  salient  arg.  attired  or.  Bodleigh,  co. 
Devon,  W.     Boletley,  Cornwall. 

Sa.  a  goat  arg.  attired  or  standing  on  a  child  ppr. 
swaddled  gu.  and  feeding  on  a  tree  vert.  Davtes, 
Hope,  co.  Montgomery,  and  Marsh,  co.  Salop. 

Vert  a  goat  climant  arg.  Felbury,  Northumber- 
land. 

GREYHOUND  see  Dog. 

HARE  including  Coney 

....  a  coney  sejant  ....     Duke. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  hare  salient  ppr.   Harvey. 

Az.  a  hare  salient  arg.  round  the  neck  a  hunting 
horn  sa.  stringed  gu.  Kineiland,  Monkland, 
Scotland. 

Az.  a  hare  salient  arg.  round  the  neck  a  hunting 
horn  vert  garnished  gu.  Cleland,  That  Ilk, 
co.  Lanark,  hereditary  forester  to  the  Earls  of 
Douglas,  the  descendants  were  settled  at  Laird 
Braes,  co.  Wigton,  Faskine,  Monkland,  Cart- 
ness,  in  Scotland;  Abingdon,  co.  Berks;  and 
Ballymagee,  Rath-gael  House,  and  Newtown- 
yards,  co.  Down.     Cleiland. 

Az.  a  hare  courant  and  an  eagle  pouncing  on  it 
or.     Denskine,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  hare  salient  or  collared  gu.  to  the  collar  a 
bugle  horn  pendent  sa.  Cleveland  or 
Clevland,  Tapley,  co.  Devon;  the  heirs  m. 
Ibbetson  and  Saltren. 

Gu.  a  hare  salieut  arg.  Hase,  Berkhampstead, 
co.  Hertford. 

Gu.  a  hare  arg.  seized  by  a  goshawk  or.  Denskyn, 
Scotland. 

Vert  a  coney  arg.  Penhallow,  Penhallow,Cornwall. 

HART  see  Deer.      HEDGEHOG  see  Urchin. 

HIND  see  Deer.        HOG  see  Boar. 

HORSE  including  Mule 

Gu.  a  demi-horse  arg.  hoofed  and  maned  or 
issuing  out  of  water  in  base  ppr.  Trevelyan, 
Nettlecomb,  co.  Somerset,  Bart. 

Gu.  a  horse  arg.  armed  or  coming  out  of  the  sea 
party  per  fess  wavy  az.  and  of  the  second. 
Trevelyan,  Netherwitton,  Northumberland, 
quartering  Thornton,  and  descended  from  Tre- 
velyan of  Nettlecombe. 

Gu.  the  base  barry  of  five  arg  and  az.  therefrom 
a  demi-horse  issuant  of  the  second  maned  and 
hoofed  or.     Trevelyan,  Cornwall. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  barry  wavy  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  a 
demi-horse  ramp,  issuant  of  the  second.  Sir 
William  Trevillian,  co.  Devon,  V. 

....  a  horse  courant  fretty  caparisoned  carrying  a 
man  armed  cap-a-pie  bearing  a  shield  charged 
with  France  quartering  England  the  dexter  arm 
extended  and  holding  a  sword  erect  the  pomel 
fastened  by  a  chain  to  the  gorget  over  the 
helmet  a  cap  of  maintenance  thereon  a  lion 
statant  guard,  ducally  crowned  ....  Seal  of 
the  Town  of  Wallingford.  co.  Berks. 

Arg.  a  horse  (bay  colour)  pass,  holding  in  his 
mouth  a  tulip  slipped  ppr.  Atherton,  V*,  it 
is  given  by  Glover  as  a  quartering  of  Atherton, 
Atherton. 

Arg.  a  horse  pass.  gu.  holding  in  the  mouth  an  oak 
sprig  vert  acorn  or.  Ashton,  Ashton  in  Marker- 
feild,  quartered  by  Atherton ;  Harl.  MS.  1549, 
fo.  151. 


LEAST.  HORSE....  cont. 

Arg.  a  horse  pass.  sa.  bridled  and  saddled  or. 
Rostlings,  V. 

Arg.  a  horse  standing  sa.     Bromfaling. 

Gu.  a  horse  carrying  a  chevalier  armed  at  all  points 
with  sword  erect  arg.  Moncurre,  Slayne, 
Scotland. 

Gu.  a  horse  in  full  career.     Hanover,  Z,  871. 

Gu.  a  mule  pass.  arg.  Moile,  co.  Devon.  Moyle, 
St.  Austell's,  Cornwall. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  horse  salient  counter- 
changed.     Spiller,  co.  Wilts. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  horse  pass,  counterchanged. 
Spiller,  Sussex. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  horse  counterchanged. 
Spiller,  Bodmin,  Cornwall. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  horse  courant  counter- 
changed.    Spiller,  co.  Stafford. 

Sa.  a  horse  pass.  arg.  bridled  gu.     Trott,  W. 

Sa.  a  horse  pass.  arg.  spancelled  in  both  legs  on 
the  near  side  gu.  Perctval,  Lambourne  Hall, 
Essex;  quartering  Lockwood,  Cutts,  and  Dow- 
deswell.     Percivall,  co.  Hants. 

Sa.  a  horse  upright  arg.  bridled  or.  Cabell, 
Buckfastleigh,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  a  horse  carrying  a  man  armed  at  all  points 
brandishing  a  sword  arg.     Nevoy,  That  Ilk. 

Sa.  a  horse  carrying  a  man  in  full  armour  with 
halberd  ppr.     Akganor. 

Vert  a  horse  thereon  a  man  in  complete  armour 
in  the  dexter  hand  a  sword  ppr.  Maguire, 
Prospect  Hill,  co.  Fermanagh ;  derived  from  the 
Maguires,  Lords  of  Fermanagh. 

HOUND  see  Dog 

IBEX  see  Antelope.  LAMB  see  Sheep. 

LEOPARD 

Some  of  these  are  probably  Lions. 

Arg.  a  leopard  ramp,  guard,  az.      Braytoft,   co. 

Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  leopard  pass.  gu.     Quarlton. 
Arg.  a  leopard  ramp.  gu.     Horne. 
Arg.  a  leopard  salient  guard,  gu.     Jermy. 
Arg.  a  leopard  ramp.  sa.     Lincolne. 
Arg.  a  leopard  ramp.  vert.     Walton. 
Az.  a  leopard  pass.  arg.     Hun. 
Az.  a  leopard  ramp.  arg.     Hun. 
Az.  flory  and  a  leopard  ramp.  arg.    Holland. 
Az.  a  leopard  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.     Gerard. 

Orton  or  Ortun. 
Az.  a  leopard  ramp.  or.     Etheresset. 
Az.  a  leopard  segreant  or.     Hetherfield. 
Gu.  a  leopard  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.     Gerard. 
Gu.  a  leopard  ramp.  arg.     Marney,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  leopard  ramp.  arg.   armed   of  the  field. 

ASTLEY. 

Gu.  a  leopard  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.     Deyley. 
Gu.  a  leopard  pass,  guard,  or  spotted  sa.     Arlote 

or  Arlott. 
Gu.  a  leopard  ramp,  or  collared  az.     Lancaster. 
Or  a  leopard  ramp.  sa.  armed  arg.    Lincolne. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  leopard  ramp,  with  a  lion's 

tail  arg.  collared  per  pale  of  the  second  and  first. 

Causton,  Oxted,  Surrey. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  leopard  pass.  arg.  armed  az. 

Playse,  Norfolk. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  leopard  pass.  arg.    Fresh. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  or  in  the 

chief   quarter   a   leopard    arg.      Besaynt  or 

Besanit. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  leopard 

pass.  sa.     Say. 
Vert  a  leopard  ramp,  reguard.  arg.    Cotton. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  LION 

....  a  denii  lion  ramp,  couped  gn.     Hofner. 

Arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  gu.  Betkyne,  V*.  Sir 
Betkyne  Denet,  V.    Dennet,  V*.    Malory,  V. 

Arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  sa.  Meevin,  co.  Cam- 
bridge. Mervyn,  co.  Wilts.,  V.  And  charged 
with  afleur-de-lis  ortbr  diff.  MERViN,Pertwood, 
co.  Wilts.    Mervyn,  Trellick  Castle,  co.  Tyrone. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  demi  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Merevall.     Moeenill  or  Morvixe,  France. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp, 
or.     Morvile,  W.     Morvyle,  F*. 

Az.  flor.v  or  a  demi  lion  ramp.  arg.  and  a  bend  gu. 
Sire  William  Morele,  0. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  demi  lion  ramp,  of 
the  second.     Morvile  or  Morenill,  France. 

Erm.  a  demi  lion  couped  az.  collared  or.  Card 
or  Caikd. 

Gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  arg.     Denet. 

Gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  erased  arg.     Lutwidge. 

Gu.  a  demi  lion  erect  in  a  tun  arg.     Hopton. 

Gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Grave. 
Green,  W. 

Gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  arg.  tail  forked.     Stokes. 

Or  a  demi  lion  ramp.  az.  issuing  out  of  a  chair 
resembling  a  mural  coronet  reversed  arg. 
Talstock,  V. 

Or  a  demi  lion  ramp.  az.  in  a  mural  crown  re- 
versed arg.    Talstock,  V*. 

Or  a  demi  lion  issuant  from   a  tun  gu.     Hopton. 

Or  a  demi  lion  ramp,  enhanced  double-tailed  gu. 
William  Maulare,  E. 

Or  a  demi  lion  ramp.  sa.     Talstock. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  base  a  demi  lion  couped 

gU.      PlCKERNELL. 

Per  chief  gu.  and   arg.  in  the  first  a  demi  lion 

ramp,  of  the  second  a  5-foil  of  the  first  for  diff. 

Weldon,   Cookhanl,   Bray,  and  Shaftesbroke, 

co.  Berks ;  and  Northumberland. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  vert  in  chief  a  demi  lion  ramp. 

gu.     Gise. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  a  demi  lion  of  the 

second  armed  or  langued  az.      Weldon,  Kent. 
Per  fess   or  and  gu.  a   demi  lion  ramp.  vert. 

Wharton. 
Sa.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  arg.     Pulham,  V. 
. . .   billety  ....   a  lion  pass.     Robert  Hayton, 

c.  1424,  brass  at  Threddlethorpe,  co.  Lincoln. 
...   semy  of  3-foils  slipped  ....    a  lion   pass. 

....  crowned  ....     John  de  Lisle,  Lord  of 

Burlee,  temp.  Edward  III;  seal  V. 
...  a     lion      pass,     guard      ....       Town    of 

Milbourneport,  co.  Somerset. 
...  a  lion  pass,  guard,  toward  the  sinister  side 

(Attributed    to)    William,     Earl     of 

Gloucester,  ob.  1183,  Z,  48. 
...  a  lion  ramp Ralph  Botiler,  1275,  in 

Badminton  churchyard. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp quartering  per  pale  arg. 

and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp ,  with  or  a 

lion  ramp ,  and  ....  a  chevron  ....  be- 
tween  three   serpents  erect  wavy    .    . .   tails 

barbed.    Mahoney,  Dromore  Castle,  co.  Kerry : 

an  old  seal. 
....  a  lion  ramp with  seven   quarterings. 

Thomas  Jeffry  :  seal,  1  Feb.  1G35. 
. . . .    a  lion   ramp holding  a  baton    .... 

(The  ancient  arms  of)  Trevelyan,  Nettlecomb, 

co.  Somerset,  Bart. 
. . . .  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  bend  sinister  or. 

Meredith,  Oswestry,  co.  Salop. 
....  crusilv  patty    ....   and  a  lion  ramp 

Tuchet,1301. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

....  a  lion  ramp crowned  ....     Keigwin, 

Penzance,  co.  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  az.  debruised  by  a  pule 
gu.     Tennant. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Sire  de  Ardene,  A. 
Birnell,  co.  Lincoln.  Bremond.  Piers 
Bruis  de  Skelton,  Y.  Piers  de  Brus,  B, 
or  de  Bruys,  P.  Bruse,  Kent.  Courtney, 
quartering  or  three  torteaux.  Creighton, 
Earl  of  Erne,  quartering  arg.  on  a  chevron  az. 
betw.  three  sprigs  of  laurel  vert  as  many 
boar's  heads  of  the  first.  Creighton,  Crum 
Castle,  co.  Fermanagh.  Erne.  Monsire  de 
Faconberge,  Y.  Sir  Walter  de  Faconbrige, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V,  who  m.  a  coheiress  of 
Peter  Brus,  Lord  of  Skelton,  V.  Falconbridge, 
quartered  by  Nevill  and  Conyers,  U. 
Fauconberg,  temp.  Edward  I.  Sir  Walter 
Fauconberge,  I,  or  Wauter  Faucounberge,  N. 
Le  S.  le  Faukonberge,  S.  Fauconberge,  Y. 
Fauconbridge  or  Fawconbridge.  Ferquhar 
and  Farquhar,  Scotland,  quartering  az.  a  si- 
nister hand  apaumy  arg.,  with  or  a  galley  sa. 
flags  gu.,  and  arg.  a  tree  vert,  over  the  quarter- 
ings a  crescent  gu.  Galloway,  Lord  Dunkell. 
Gunby,  V*.  Hamon.  Handeloe,  Williamstrip, 
co.  Gloucester.  Hanlow.  King,  co.  Hereford. 
Kylche.  Lisle  or  Lile.  Mitchenson  or 
Michenson.  Steede  or  Stead,  Warham, 
Northall,  co.  Norfolk ;  quartered  by  D'Oyley. 
Wandford,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 
Fawconberge. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  label  gu.  Colvile.  Isle 
of  Ely.  John  Corvylle  of  Marshland,  Y,  but 
in  pencil  Nevill. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  bend  compony  of  the  first 
and  gu.    Fulton. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  a  bendlet  compony 
erm.  and  gu.    Fulton. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  a  bend  compony 
gu.  and  or.  Sir  Richard  Dockesey,  co.  Salop, 
temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  a  bend  compony  or 
and  gu.  Dockeley.  Dockesey,  V*.  Dorksey, 
co.  Salop.    Fawconbridge. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  dexter  baton  compony  or 
and  gu.  Sir  Richard  de  Dockesseye,  N.  M. 
Wralter  de  Faconberge,  Y.  Sir  Waultre 
Faucomberge,  M.    Sir  Walter  Fauconberge,  N. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  a  bend  gu.  Arderne. 
Augustinian  priory  at  Gisborne,  Giseburn,  or 
Gysburgh,  co.  York.     Tott,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  depressed  by  a  bend  or. 
Fauconbridge. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  a  bendlet  gu.  Sire 
de  Ardene,  A.  Gerard.  Tokett  or  Tockette, 
Tocket,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  debruised  with  a  bendlet  or. 
Clifton.  Sir  Walter  Fauconbridge,  Essex, 
temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  gu. 
three  escallops  of  the  field.  Taylor, Dublin,  W. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  debruised  with  a  fess  gu. 
Sutton,  Essex. 

Arg.  billetty  a  lion  ramp.  az.     Huntington. 

Arg.  crusily  of  crosses  croslet  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  az. 
Montford.  Sire  de  Montfort,  N.  Thomas 
de  Mountford,  P.     Thomas  Mountford,  Y. 

Arg.  crusily  fitchy  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Mountford, 
co.  York. 

Arg.  flory  and  a  lion  ramp.  az.     Bratost. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  in  his  dexter  paw  a  thistle 

ppr.     Gallaway,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a   lion  ramp.   az.   armed  gu.       Braytoft. 

Clifton. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Bruce,  Carnock,  Scotland ;  quartering  or  a 
saltire  and  chief  gu.  Crichton,  That  Ilk,  co. 
Edinburgh,  Lord  Crichton  and  Viscount 
Frendraught ;  quartering  arg.  a  saltire  and 
chief  az.  over  all  on  an  escucheon  az.  three 
stars  arg.  within  a  double  tressure  flory  coun- 
terflory  or.  Crichton,  Cairnes,  Scotland, 
quartering  Cairnes.  Crichton,  Sanquhar, 
Earl  of  Dumfries,  a  cadet  of  Frendraught, 
quartering  Stewart.  Falconbridge.  Fitz-Rery. 
Lyon,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  dragon  vert  and  a  lion  az.  crowned  gu. 

combatant.     Tame,  Fairford,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  a  wivern  vert  combating  with  a  lion  ramp. 

az.  crowned  or.     Tame,  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.   crowned  or.     Fitz-Kery, 

Ireland,  V.    Pickering, 
Arg.    a    lion    ramp.    az.    ducally     crowned    or. 

Pickering. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  with  a  coronet  of 

four  balls  or.    (?)  Ralph  de  Maidstone,  Bishop 

of  Hereford  1234-9 ;  or  (?)  Hugh  de  Mapenore, 

Bishop  of  Hereford  1216-19. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  gold  depressed  by  a 

fess  compony  or  and  of  the  second.     Myld,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  az.     Faconberge, 

Lord  of  Shelton.     Waudeford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  az.    Wondesford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  with  two  heads  az.     Mason, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,   guard,  az.      Braytoft,  co. 

Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  barruly  gu.  and  ....     Hesse 

Cassel,  Z,  566. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  chequy  az.  and  or.     Cobeham, 

V.    Cobham. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  chequy  az.  and  or  armed  gu. 

Cokeham. 
Arg.  a  lion  ....  chequy  or  and  az.    Cobeham,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  chequy  or  and  sa.     Sire  Rauf 

de  Cobham,  0. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  chequy  or  and  vert  armed  gu. 

Cokeham. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  gorged  with  a  collar  or. 
Gutllim,    Westbury    and     Minsterworth,    co. 
Gloucester,  1571. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  ermines  collared  or.     Gwixltm, 

co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  ermines  armed  sa.  collared  or. 

Aguilliams. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.     Clare  or  Clarke  ;    the 
heiress  m.  Peake  about  1 400.   Petit,  V.    Petit, 
Ardevora,  Cornwall;  the  coheirs  m.  Arundel, 
Sayer,  and  Killigrew.     Quesnes. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  over  all  a  pale  az.     Dring. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  pass.  gu.  against  a 

tree  ppr.     Perraeo. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  crowned  gu.     Dabclington. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  crowned  or  on  a  mound  az. 
environed  with   a  circle  and  ensigned  with  a 
cross  avellane  of  the  third.    Ogilvy,  Glashaugh, 
Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.     Catte.     Ogllvte, 
Boyne,  Scotland,  Bart. ;  quartering  Eamiston  ; 
over  all   dividing  the   quarters  a   cross  engr. 
sa.  for   Sinclair,  Deskford.       Quarleton,   V. 

QlTAKLTON.       QUERLETON. 


BEAST.  LION...  cont. 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  Birn 
or  Brin,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  armed  and  langued 
az.  crowned  with  an  imperial  crown  ppr. 
Ogilvie,  Milltoun,  Scotland,  certified  2  Sept. 
1779;  quartering  per  fess  or  and  az.  a  galley  of 
the  first  masts  sails  arid  tackling  ppr.  in  the 
dexter  chief  point  a  dexter  hand  couped  in  fess 
holding  a  dagger  in  pale  gu.  in  the  sinister 
chief  point  a  cross  patty  fitchy  of  the  last,  and 
Sinclair. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  ducally  gorged  or. 
Ogilby. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  or.  Sir 
Warren  fle  Lisle,  R.  Ogilvy,  Lord  Banff; 
quartering  arg.  three  popinjays  vert  beaked 
and  membered  gu. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  with  an  an- 
tique crown  or.     Angus,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  royally  crowned  or. 
Ogilvie,  Rothemay,  Scotland ;  quartering 
Eamiston,  over  all  dividing  the  quarters  a 
cross  engr.  sa.  charged  in  chief  with  a  crescent 
arg. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  imperially  crowned 
ppr.  Grant  Ogilvie,  Earl  of  Seafield;  quar- 
tering Sinclair ;  second  and  third  grand  quarters, 
Grant.  Ogilvie,  Earl  of  Findlater,  with  the 
same  quarterings. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  with  an  im- 
perial crown  and  collared  with  an  open  one  or. 
Ogilvie,  Earl  of  Airlie,  Alyth,  and  Lintrathen. 
Ogilvie,  Innerquharity,  co.  Forfar,  Bart., 
quartering  Ramsay.  Ogilvy,  Balbigno,  Scot- 
land, with  the  same  quartering  within  a  bor- 
dure  az. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Angas  or  Anges. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Ashley.  Aslie.  Atwood. 
Baldrington.  Beamish,  Cork.  Beaumont. 
Blomer,  Cowley,  co.  Gloucester.  Bokenham. 
Brunfold.  Buckingham.  Champney,  co.  De- 
von. Chetwood,  V.  Crammond,  Scotland ; 
quartering  or  a  dexter  hand  couped  fesswise 
holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with  per  fess 
or  and  vert  in  chief  a  galley  of  three  masts 
oars  in  action  sa.  in  base  a  salmon  naiant  arg., 
and  arg.  a  tree  eradicated  vert,  in  surtout  an 
escucheon  az.  charged  with  a  bend  betw.  three 
pelicans  in  their  nests  arg.  Donald,  quarter- 
ing or  an  arm  in  armour  fesswise  ppr.  holding 
a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with  or  a  galley  oars 
in  action  sa.  flags  gu.,  and  vert  a  salmon  naiant 
arg.  Dcndas,  that  Ilk.  Edridge,  London, 
and  Shipdham,  Norfolk.  Edrik.  Egerton. 
Ettrick,  High  Barns,  co.  Durham.  Fergus. 
Ieuarn  Gadarn.  Gerabd.  Gerney,  Norfolk. 
Gray,  Ouchester.  Havering,  co.  Wilts. 
Hulton,  Donington,  co.  Lincoln,  and  Parke. 
Hulton,  Hulton.  Ivye,  co.  Oxford,  and  West 
Keynton,  co.  Wilts. ;  quartering  arg.  a  fess  em- 
battled gu.  betw.  three  annulets  sa.  Jermyn. 
Jones,  Nass,  near  Lydney,  and  Hay  Hill,  near 
Newnham,  co.  Gloucester.  Joye,  West  King- 
ton, co.  Wilts.  Lamare.  Legh,  High  Legh, 
co.  Chester;  quartering  Cornwall,  Mortimer, 
Lenthall,  Grey,  and  Basset.  Leigh,  Dublin ; 
certified  C  Feb.  1677.  Leigh,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Leon,  as  borne  quartered  with  Castile,  by 
Eleanor,  Queen  of  Edward  I.  Lyons. 
Macalester,  Loup  and  Kennox,  Scotland ;  de- 
rived from  Angos  Mor,  of  the  Isles;  quartering 
or  a  dexter  arm  in   armour  couped  fesswise 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

holding  a  cross  crosslet  fitchy  gu.,  with  or  a 
galley  oars  in  saltire  sails  furled  sa.  flags  gu., 
and  vert  a  salmon  naiant  in  fess  arg. 
Macai.esteh,  Rosehill  and  Barr,  Scotland,  with 
the  same  quarterings.  Macalister,  Glenbarr, 
co.  Argyll,  derived  through  Macalister,  Strath- 
aird, from  the  Lords  of  the  Isles,  with  the 
same  quarterings.  Mac  Daniel,  Ireland ; 
quartering  arg.  a  hand  couped  in  fess  holding 
a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with  or  a  lymphad  sa., 
and  gu.  a  fish  naiant  ppr.  M'Donald,  St. 
Martin's  ;  quartering  or  a  hand  in  armour  hold- 
ing a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with  or  a  lymphad 
sails  furled  sa.,  and  per  fess  arg.  and  vert  a  fish 
naiant  in  fess  ....  Bosville  Macdonald,  Baron 
Macdonald,  Slate;  quartering  or  a  hand  in 
armour  holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with 
or  a  lymphad  sails  furled  sa.,  and  vert  a  salmon 
naiant  in  fess  arg.,  second  and  third  grand 
quarters  Bosville.  Macdonald,  East  Sheen, 
Surrey,  Bart.,  with  the  same  quarterings. 
M'Donald,  Kippoch,  co.  Inverness,  with  the 
same  quarterings.  M'Lean,  Ardgour,  quarter- 
ing az.  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  flags  displ. 
gu.,  with  or  a  dexter  hand  couped  fesswise  gu. 
holding  a  croslet  fitchy  az.,  and  or  a  galley  sails 
furled  sa.  flag  gu.  on  a  sea  vert  a  salmon  naiant 
arg.  M'Lochlan.  Morgan  ap  Meredith. 
Petit  or  Petyt,  Cornwall.  Pettit  or  Petyt. 
Talbot,  Upper  Lyne,  co.  Devon.  Hugh  de 
Torbervile,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  Turbevile, 

D,      TURBERVILE,      E,         De      TURBERVILE,      F. 

Vandernot,  co.  Lincoln,  quartering  arg.  three 
chev.  gu.  Vebdon,  co.  Chester.  Vinyan,  co. 
Cornwall.  V.  Wall.  Laurence  Womack,  Bishop 
of  St.  David's,  1683-6.  Wood,  co.  Stafford. 
Thomas  Wood,  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  1671-92. 
And  with  due  cliff.,  Ddndas,  Blair  Castle,  co. 
Perth,  descended  from  Dundas,  Dundas,  quar- 
tering Airth,  Bruce,  Henderson,  Lauder,  El- 
phinstone,  Drummond,  Spital,  Leslie,  Lord 
Lindores,  etc.  And  with  a  label  of  three  points 
az.  each  charged  with  two  bezants.  Beaumont. 
And  with  a  mullet  for  diff.     Leigh. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  M'Donald,  Bowie,  Scot- 
land; quartering  az.  a  dexter  hand  couped 
fesswise  holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  arg.,  with 
or  a  galley  oars  in  saltire  sa.,  and  per  fess  wavy 
arg.  and  vert  in  base  a  fish  naiant  of  the  first, 
all  within  a  bordure  quarterly  gu.  and  arg. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  in  bend  sinister  gu:    Vivian. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  facing  the  sinister  side. 
"Vivian,  Cornwall,  V.    Vinyan,  Cornwall,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert. 
Vivian,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  lion  pass.  gu.  in 
front  of  a  tree  of  the  second.    Winton,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bar  sa.  three 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  field.  Colbrooke, 
co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  of  the  first. 
Sir  Richard  Egbaston,  V.     Oswalstre,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  debruised  with  a  baton  of 
the  first.   Edgebaston. 

Arg.  si  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  hend  az.  Ashelson. 
Edgebaston,  co.  Leicester.    Eschelaston. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  depressed  by  a  bendlet  az. 
Edgebarston  Eggebarston  or  Eggebaston, 
quartered  through  De  Boudon  by  D'Oyley. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  gu.  debruised  with  a  bend  com- 
pony az.  and  or.  Scharington  or  Schevington, 
V.     Sherington,  Shrimpling,  co.  Norfolk. 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp:  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  (a  bend  V*) 

compony  of  the  second  and  or.     Lusyon,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  compony 

or  and  az.    Lukin,  co.  Lincoln ;  and  co.  Oxford. 

Lukin,  Dunmow,  Essex.     Lukin,  Hythe,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  dexter-baston 

compony  or  and  az.     Piers  Lucien,  F.     M.  de 

Lucion,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  compony  or 

and  of  the  second.     Lucion.     Lusion,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  raguly  or. 

Steward,  Norfolk,  V*.     Steward,  co.  Cam- 
bridge; Stantney,  Isle  of  Ely;  Gestwait,  Hesel- 

don,  and   Swardeston,  Norfolk;    and  Suffolk; 

granted  10  March,  1586. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  raguly  or. 

Steward,  Norfolk,  V. 
Arg.    a    lion    ramp.    gu.   over    all    a    bend    sa. 

Branche,  V*.    Everingham. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  sa.     John 

Branche,  Norfolk,  V.   Fleete,  Kent.    Fleets. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.  gu.   over   all    a  ribbon    sa. 

Abernethy. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  hend  of  the  se- 
cond three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  first. 

Watton. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  bendlet  of  the  last 

three    crosses     croslet    fitchy    of    the     first. 

Watford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  of  the 

first  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  sa.    Gibbins,  W. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  or  three 

crosses  patty  fitchy  ....     Gibbens.    Gibbines. 

GlBBINGS.       GlEBINS. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  three 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the   field.     Waddon, 

Plymouth.  Walton, Addington, Kent.  Watton, 

Adlington.  Kent. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  hend  sa.  three  escallops 

of  the  first.     Spence,  Brinsten,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  liou  ramp.  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  5-foils 

arg.     Branche,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  sa. 

three  pierced  5-foils  arg.     Sir  Philip  Branche, 

Norfolk,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  first  three 

mullets  sa.     Egbaston,  V*.     Oswalstre,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  three 

mullets  or.    Fleet  or  Flote.   De  Fleete,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  sa. 

three  mullets  or.    Sir  Laurence  de  Fleete,  co. 

Lincoln,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  hend  az.  three 

bezants.     Bukenham  or  Bokenham,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  gu.on  a  bend  sa.  three  bezants. 

Egrevale  or  Egrewall.    Egrtvall,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  sa. 

three  bezants.    Sir  Robert  Egrtvall,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  dexter  baton  sa.  bezanty. 

Sir  Edmond  Cornwalle,  L. 
Arg.   a  lion   ramp.  gu.   over  all   a  chevron  az. 

Harris,  Ireland. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.   gu.  over  all  a  chevron  or. 

Harres.    Harries  or  Harris.    Harris. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  fess  or.  Rochfort, 

Wexford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  fess  or  three 

crosses  patty  fitchy  sa.  Calbroke.  Kilrington. 

Kirlington  alias  Colbroke,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  fess  sa.  three  crosses 

formy  or.     Colbrooke. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  saltire  sa.     Boatfield. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Arg.  billety  a  lion   ramp.  gu.         Sir  Roger  de 

Bolmere,  N.     Bulmer  or  Bullmer.    Joan  de 

Sapi,  E.    Thomas  Turbervile,  Y. 
Arg.  semy  of  crosses  botonny  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Gtfford. 
Arg.   crusily  and  a   liou   ramp.   gu.  Walter 

Bukeshull,  T.     William  Giffard,  E,  Y. 
Arg.  crusily  fitcby  and  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Brett, 

London.     Faunt  or  Fant,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg.   crusily   sa.   a   lion   ramp.   gu.         William 

Gifford,  F. 
Arg.  semy   of  escallops   sa.    a    lion    ramp.   gu. 

(?  William  Maube,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.) 
Arg.  nory  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Thorpe,  Thorpe, 

oo.  York. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  holding  betw.  the  paws  a  star 

gu.   over   all   a   bendlet  az.      Fairly,  Bread, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  holding  up  an  esquire's 

helmet  az.     Clephan,  quartering  arg.  a  heart 

gu.  royally  crowned  ppr.  within  a  bordure  az. 

charged  with  eight  buckles  or  on  a  chief  of  the 

fourth  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp,    holding  betw.   the  paws  a 

human  heart  gu.  in  the  centre  chief  point  a 

crescent  az.  thereon  a  mullet  silver  for  diff. 

Dundas,  Richmond,  Surrey;  and  Llanelly,  co. 

Carmarthen,  Bart. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  ramp,  looking  to  the 

sinister  gu.  supporting  an  orange  tree  leaved 

and  fructed  proper.     De  la  Motte. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  unarmed  or.     Albone. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.   gu.    armed  or.        Lighton, 

Ullishaven,  Scotland.      Macdonald,  Mayderty, 

Scotland,  quartering  or  a  dexter  hand  couped 

fesswise  holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with 

or  a  lyniphad  ....  in  base  a  salmon  naiant  in 

sea  vert,  and  arg.  an  oak  tree  vert  surmounted 

by  an  eagle  or. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  az.  over  all  a  bend 

sa.     Branche. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  az.  over  all  on  a  bend 

sa.  three  5-foils  of  the  field.    Branche. 
Arg.  a  lion   ramp.  gu.  armed  and   langued   az. 

Ashenden.      Bokenham,  Stoke  Ash,  Norfolk, 

1716.  Hulton,   Hulton,  co.  Lancaster. 

Lighton,  Sweden,  descended  from  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.   gu.   armed  and  langued  or. 

Astley.     Astley  or  Asteley,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  sa.    Vyvyan,  Trelo- 

warren,  Cornwall,  Bart. 
Arg.   a  lion    ramp.   gu.    collared    of    the   field. 

Reddish,  Berifield,  co.   Berks.      Sir   Richard 

Stakpoll,  co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  or.     Ashenden,  V. 

Eyseldon,   co.  Devon,  V.       Eysseldon,   co. 

Devon.  (?  Sir  John  de  Havering,!!.)  Rediche, 

Rediche,  co.  Lancaster;  confirmed  15  May,  1587. 

Reddish,   Redishe,  co   Dorset;    Redishe,   co. 

Lancaster ;  and  Mayden,  co.  Wilts.    Stackpole. 

Sir  Richard  de  Stakepol,  N.        Stakepowle 

Stakepoole  or  Stakepoll,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  a  lion   ramp.  gu.  gorged  with  a  collar  or 

charged   with  three   ogresses.       Ashdoun   or 

Ashdown. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  and  chained  or. 

Ashenden. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  and   chained   or 
crowned  with  an  antique  crown   of  the   last. 

Ure,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,   crowned   gu.  Monsire 

d'ERELiNGTON,  Y.    Henry  Hertlington,  F. 


BEAST. 


LION cont. 


Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  or. 
Constable.  Sir  ....  de  Hilton,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or.  Bavent. 
Halton,  co.  Lancaster.  Hilton,  co.  Lancaster 
and  co.  York.  Hotton.  Hulton,  Hulton. 
Luxemburg,  Z,  489.  Napton,  co.  Warwick. 
St.  Paul.  Earl  of  Poitou,  Z,  95.  Hugh 
Tijrbervxlle,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert,  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned 

or.    Mount,  Kent.    Mounte,  Kent,  W. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  with  an  antique 

crown  or.    Roche,  Ireland.    Sloan. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  a  crescent  for 
diff.  Turbervile,  Sandford  Peverel,  co.  Devon, 
and  Beere,  co.  Dorset. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  on  a  dexter  bas- 
ton  sa.  three  mullets  of  the  third.     Sire  Geffrey 
de  Cornewayle,  0.    Jeffry  de  Cornwale,  Y. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  or  over  all 
on  a  bend   sa.  three  pierced  mullets  or.     Sir 
Geoffry  de  Cornwall,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  over  all  on   a 
bend  sa.  three  mullets  or.         Sire  Geffry  de 
Curteneye,  0. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  or  over  all 
on  a  bendlet  (bend  F* )  sa.  three  bezants.     Sir 
Edmund  de  Cornewall,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  over  all  on  a 
dexter  baston  sa.  three   bezants.        Monsier 
Symon  de  Cornwale,  Y. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  over  all  on  a 
bend  sa.  three  bezants.    Cornwall,  co.  Oxford. 
De  Cornewall. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  over  all  on  a 

bend  eng.  sa.  eight  bezants.    Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  over  all  a  bend 
sa.  bezanty.     Sire  Edmon  de  Cornewaille,  N. 
Sir  Edmond  de  Curteneye,  0.  But  with  a  dex- 
ter baston  bezanty  instead  of   a  bend,   Sire 
Edmond  de  Cornewaille,  0. 
Arg.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  a  lion   ramp.  gu. 
crowned  or.    Sire  Stevene  Barret,  0.    Brewes, 
co.  Buckingham.  Brewes,  Stinton,  co.  Norfolk, 
descendant  of  the  Lords  Braose  of  Bramber. 
Brewse,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    crowned  or  armed   and 
langued  az.      Hylton,  Farnworth,  quartering 
Hall. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  and  chained  or. 

Urrie. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  sa.         M.  de 

Lovetoft,  Y. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  his  head  a  helmet  az. 
Clapham,  Scotland.     Clephan,  Carslogie,  Scot- 
land. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  enraged  az.    Ethrick,  Earl 

of  York. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  incensed  az.  Morgan  ap 
Meredith,  Lord  of  Tredegar,  co.  Monmouth  ; 
his  heiress  m.  Llewellin  ap  Ivor,  Lord  of  St. 
Clere,  ancestor  of  the  Morgans  of  Tredegar. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  langued  az.  Armenia,  im- 
paling Jerusalem,  and  az.  three  bars  arg.  over 
all  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  langued  az.  all  tierced,  Harl. 
MS.,  6829,  fo.  46. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  langued  az.  holding  betw. 
his  paws  a  man's  heart  ppr.  Dundas,  Dud- 
dingstoun,  West  Lothian;  descended  from  Dun- 
das, of  that  Ilk;  quartering  Hamilton,  Lynde- 
sey,Crawfurd,  Dreghorn,  etc.  And  with  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.  Dundas,  Manner,  Scotland. 

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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  langued  sa.  Vinyan,  Corn- 
wall, V. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or 
tail  arg.     Mount,  F*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  W.  de  Bavesor, 
F.  Brewer.  Brewse,  Norfolk,  temp.  Edward 
III.  Havering.  Richard  de  Haveringes, 
E.  William  de  Havering,  Y.  Monsire  de 
Haveringe,  Y.  Mountford,  V.  Novant,  co. 
Devon.  St.  Paul,  co.  Lincoln.  Walleis,  co. 
Leicester. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  gu.  Havering. 
Hulton,  Bevis  Mount,  co.  Hants.,  and  Wrex- 
ham Hall,  Norfolk.     Mountford,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  gu.  one  of  the 
tails  coward.     Wallis,  quartered  by  Danvers. 

Arg.  crusily  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  William 
de  Breuse,  Bishop  of  Llandatf,  1266-87.  Sire 
Robert  le  Venour,  N. 

Arg.  crusily  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  renowed 
gu.     Sire  Giles  de  Breouse,  N. 

Arg.  crusily  fitchy  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu. 
M.  John  Brewes,  S. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  gu.  col- 
lared  of  the  first.  Havering,  co.  Dorset.  Sir 
Richard  Havering,  Halton  Park,  V.  Sir  John 
Havering,  co.  Wilts,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  gu.  collared  of  the 
first.    Havering,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  collared  az. 
Sire  Johan  de  Havering,  N. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  renowed  gu. 
collared  or.  Sir  John  Bencler,  Suffolk,  temp. 
Edward  III,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  gu.  collared  or. 
Bencler,  V.* 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  crowned  az. 
Berg,  Z,  489. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  crowned  or. 
St.  Paul,  Snarford,  co.  Lincoln.  Luxemburg, 
Z,  313. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  crowned  ppr. 
Peter,  Earl  of  St.  Paul,  surnamed  of 
Luxemburg,  Z,  407. 

Arg.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  ....  a  lion  ramp, 
tail  forked Havering,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  Cattesby.  Germy, 
Suffolk.  Gerney,  Suffolk.  Horn.  Horne. 
Horon.  Sir  Gerarde  Horun,  V.  Jermy  or 
Jermyn,  Antingham,  Merlingforth,  and  Wyton, 
Norfolk;  Brightwell,  and  Stutton,  Suffolk. 
Jermyn,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  gu.    Aginal,  Cresseley. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  gu.  Felbridge.  Lighton, 
Scotland.  Petit,  Ardevore,  Cornwall ;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Arundel,  Sayer,  and  Killigrew.  Petit, 
Cornwall,  V.     Pettit,  Cornwall.     Werdon. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  gu.  collared  or.  Eiseldon. 
Radish,  co.  Lancaster.     Yseldon. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  guard,  gu.    Jermy. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  lozengy  or  and  az.     Cockham. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  per  less  gu.  and  sa.    Joan  de 

LOVETOT,  E,    Or  LOVETOFT,  F.         LOVETOFT,  V. 

Lovetoft  Lovetot  or  Livetot,co.  Huntingdon, 

and  Worksop,  co.  Nottingham,  temp.  Henry  I. 

De  Lovetot  or  Luvetot,  Lord  of  Hallam,  co. 

York,  in  Sheffield  church.         Lovetost,  V*. 

Lovett. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  sa.   and  gu.     John 

Lovetot,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  guard,  with  two  bodies  counter,  ramp. 

per  pale  gu.  and  sa.     Davy  Howell,  V. 


BEAST. 


LION. 


.cont. 


Arg.  a  lion  pass.  ppr.     Deane,  co.  Leicester,  W. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  ppr.     Smith,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  ppr. 
Smith  of  the  Exchequer,  W.  Smith,  co.  Salop, 
W.  Smyth,  co.  Hertford  ;  Crednall,  co.  Here- 
ford; Askham,  co.  Nottingham  ;  and  Overton, 
co.  Salop ;  granted  1590. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  ppr.  Deane,  Nortonpetrach,  co. 
Devon,  W.     Lascye,  co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Edw.  I. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  ppr.     Den,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  statant  guard,  against 
a  tree  ppr.     Town  of  Andover,  Hampshire. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  purp.  Deane,  co.  Leicester. 
Dene. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  Balderston,  co.  Lan- 
caster. Richard  de  Baldreston,  Y.  Bayousse, 
co.  Huntingdon.  Deane.  Deane,  Dedan,  or 
Dene,  Newton  Patrock,  co.  Devon  and  co.  Lei- 
cester. Sir  Johan  de  Dene,  N.  Sir  John 
Dene,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Dene 
De  Den  or  Dedene,  co.  Leicester.  Sir  Roger 
Fitz  Roger,  V.  Sir  Robert  le  Fitz-Roger, 
J,  Y.  Leon,  Z,  70,  129,  179,  250,  260,378, 
475,  499.  Wood,  alias  Deane.  Wood,  Hilt- 
wood,  co.  Stafford.     Skipton. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  over  all  a  bend  or. 
Sandacre. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  over  all  a  bend  vert  fretty 
or.     Sandacre,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  over  all  a  dexter  baston 
vert.    Monsire  de  Sandacre,  Y. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  coward  purp.    Amand.    Rowch. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  gorged  with  a  ducal  co- 
ronet or.     Story,  London,  1634. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  crowned  or.  Sir  John 
Clemsby,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Sire  Johan  de  Cleuisby,  N. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  purp.     Roche  or  Roch. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  purp.  Shorey. 
Story,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  double  nowed 
purp!    Sir  William  Storey,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  with  two  tails  purp.  Sttjrrey 
or  Stury,  Rossall,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  purp.  crowned  or. 
Hugh  Foliot,  Bishop  of  Hereford,  1219-34. 
Folliot,  Pyrton,  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  purp.  ducally 
crowned  or  on  the  neck  of  the  lion  a  crescent 
for  diff.  Folliott,  Ballyshannon,  created 
Baron  Folliot,  1619,  descended  from  Folliot 
of  Pyrton ;  the  coheirs  m.  Foley,  Walker, 
Powell,  Jones,  and  Baugh. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  purp.  St.  Quintin. 
Herbert  St.  Quintin,  Y.    Ranthe. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  purp.  the  tail  reflexed 
from  betw.  his  legs  over  the  back.  Derouch. 
Sir  Amand  de  Rouch,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  purp.  crowned  of  the 
second.     Eman,  Windsor,  co.  Berks. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  Ball,  Scotto,  co.  Norfolk  ; 
granted  to  Robert  Balle  by  Cooke, IF.  Bentley, 
V*.  Blunden,  Bishop's  Castle,  co.  Salop. 
Breton,  quartering  sa.  a  mullet  arg.  Delafold, 
V*.  Jenkin  Llwyd.  Lempy.  V*.  Pynock,  F*. 
Stapleton,  F*.    Wakefare,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  over  all  two  bills  (battle-axes, 
V*)  in  saltire  the  staves  gu.  headed  of  the  first. 
Gibon,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  in  bend  sa.  depressed  by  a  bend 
gu.  (N.B.  The  lion  above  the  bend  only  ap- 
peal's.)    Henry  Cresset,  V. 


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BEAST.  HON cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  over  all  two  tilting  spears  in 

saltire  gu.  headed  of  the  second.     Gybons,  co. 

Lancaster,  and  Darsham,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  in  the  dexter  paw  a  trefoil 

slipped  vert.     Blunden,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a   lion   pass.  sa.   the   forefeet   fettered   or. 

Madoc  ap  Adda  Moel. 
Arg.  a  Hon  pass.  sa.  the  forefeet  disarmed.     Ro- 
bert Smith,  Surrey,  1623,  W. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  disarmed  sa.     Smith,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  coward  sa.     Herwell. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.     Blunden,  Bishop's 

castle,  co.  Salop.       Humphreys,   Humphries, 

Humpheis,      Humphrys,      and     Humphryes. 

Humphries,  Ham  Frith,  Essex,  quartering  sa. 

three  nag's  heads  erased  arg.       St.  Quintin. 

William  de  Stone,  F.     Cadivor  Vawr. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  tail  forked  sa..  Fletwick. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  sa.     Smith,  Honington, 

co.  Worcester. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.   sa.      Ap  Meredith,  Wales. 

ASHBY.         BoRGENTYN.         CHITWOOD.        BOVILE. 

Botfust,  Suffolk.  Branas.  Casamajor,  Pot- 
terells,  co.  Hertford,  quartering  with  sa.  a 
crescent  arg.  Cressy,  Cressy  Hall,  co.  Lincoln. 
Leoline  ap  Madoc  ap  Elis,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph, 
1357-75.  Fawconbridge.  Sire  Johan  de  Fenes, 
N.  SiredeFiENEs,  A  ;  and  soFineles,  ,4,  Harl. 
MS.  6137.  Fineaux.  Foulk,  Cilain  and  Pentre 
Morgan.  Fynes.  Girardot,  Allestrey,  co. 
Derby ;  quartering  gu.  a  chev.  arg.  Gouis, 
Duntish,  co.  Dorset,  temp.  Edward  II.  Hakper, 
Kent.  Henston,  co.  Lancaster.  Huxham,  co. 
Devon.  Kinaston,  Ruyton,  co.  Salop;  quar- 
tering erm.  a  chev.  gu.  Kynaston,  Otley,  co. 
Salop ;  derived  from  Iorwerth  Goch,  Lord 
of  Mochnant,  younger  son  of  Meredith  ap 
Bleddyn,  Prince  of  Powis  ;  a  heiress  m.  Main- 
waring.  Lentston.  Lloy'd,  Crogen.  Long, 
Scotland.  Lostock,  quartered  by  Atherton. 
Maesmore.  Mathew  or  Mathews,  Hensol 
Castle,  and  Castle  Menych,  co.  Glamorgan  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Talbot.  Mathews,  Upton  Grey, 
and  Alton,  co.  Hants.  Maurice,  Bryn  y 

Gwalie,  Barons  of  Pale  yn  Edeirnion.  Madoc 
ap  Meredith,  ob.  1160.  Mompesson.  Moegan, 
Dudelston,  co.  Salop.  Morgan,  Tredegar  and 
Maucban;  i.e.  Morgan  ap  Llewellyn  (ap  Ivor 
Lord  of  S.  Clere)  ap  Llewellyn  ap  Ivorap  Bledry 
ap  Kadivor  Vawr.  Newton,  Suffolk.  Paske. 
Pomeroy,  Berry-Pomeroy,  co.  Devon.  Powys, 
Lord  GirTord.  Rhys,  Rug.  John  Fitz  Roger, 
A,  but  Robert,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sir  Herbert 
St.  Maris,  L.  Sempy,  V.  Smyth,  Southwark. 
Sir  Miles  de  Stapeltone,  N.  Sir  Nicholas 
Stapleton,  Q.  Sir  Bryan  Stapleton,  Carleton, 
co.  York,  V.  Stapleton  or  Stapylton,  Baron 
Stapleton,  1313  ;  the  heirs  m.  Metham,  and 
Dolman.  Stapleton  or  Stapylton,  Wighill,  co. 
York ;  descended  from  Stapleton  or  Stapylton, 
Carlton,  co.  York ;  derived  from  Miles,  first 
Lord  Stapylton ;  a  heiress  m.,  1783,  Chetwynd. 
M.  Miles  de  Stapulton,  S.  Stapleton, Baron 
Beaumont.  Stapleton,  Thorpe  Lee,  Chertsey, 
co.  Surrey.  Stapleton,  Baron  Le  Despencer, 
quartering  Fane,  Neville,  and  Spencer. 
Stapleton  or  Stapylton,  Myton,  co.  York ; 
created  Baronet  1660 ;  descended  from  Sta- 
pylton, of  Wighill ;  the  heiress  m.,  1770, 
Bree.  Stapylton,  Norton,  co.  Durham ;  a 
branch  of  Stapylton  of  Myton.  Vaughan, 
Duddleston,  co.  Salop:  derived  through  Davjd 


BEAST.  HON....  cont. 

ap  Madoc  of  Pentemorgan,  from  Bleddyn,  Lord 

of  Dinmael,   third   sou   of  Owen    Brogyntyn, 

Lord  of  Edeirnion,  Dinmael,  and  Abeitanat. 

Wakeford,  Norfolk.    Sir  Robert  Wakefure,  V. 

Walkfare, Norfolk.  Welles.  Whitestones(?). 

Whitson,  Scotland.     Williams.     Wynn,  Dud- 
dleston, co.  Salop.    Wynne,  Plas  Issa. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  label  of  one  point 

gu.     Bagecroft,  Beccles,  Norfolk,  1730. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  az. 

Botfust,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 

M.  Robert  de  Morlee,  S. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 

Burnell. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  dexter  baton  az.  a  5-foil 

erm.     Sire  Richard  de  Egebastoon,  O. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  bend  compony  gu.  and 

of  the  first.      Browne,  co.  Chester.     Fawcett. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  dexter  baton  gu. 

Burnell,  Ireland,  and  Essex.     Hue  Burnell, 

E.  Philip  Burnell,  D.  Monsire  de  Pierpoint, 
.  the  nephew,  Y. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  debruised  by  a  bendlet  gu. 

BuPvNell.    Fines.    Wat  de  Gey,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  dexter  baton  or.      Sir 

Robert  de  Perponest,  M.  Sir  Robert  Perpoynt 

or  Pierpont,  L ;  and  also,  but  a  mistake,  Sir 

John  de  Weylande,  L,  Harl.  MS.,  0137. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  bendlet  gu.  three  mart- 
lets of  the  field.     Phelip  Burnell,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

round  buckles  or.     Wat  de  Gei,  E. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

escallops  of  the  field.    Burnell,  Ireland,   V, 

and  Essex. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

escallops  or.     Burnell,  Ireland,   and   Essex. 

Philip  Burnell,  E.     Gayeon.     Gibbon,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  bendlet  gu.  three  es- 
callops or.    Burnell.     Gibbon,  W. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  debruised  with  a  fess  che- 

quy  az  and  or.     Burley.     Milde. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  chequy  of  the 

second  and  first.     Milde. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  counter-com- 

pony  az.  and  or.     Milde,  Suffolk.     Myld,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  gu.     Howell 

ap  Bennet.    Benet  ap  Howell,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  engr.  gu. 

Powell,  Filworth,  Surrey.      Ap-HowELL,  co. 

Gloucester.       Powell,  quartered  by  Davies, 

Moor  Court,  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  fess  or  three  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  of  the  second.     Kikington  alias 

Colbrooke. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  fess  az.  three 

bezants.     Purchas,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  fess  of  the  second 

three  bezants.     Thwaytes,  temp.  Henry  VI,  V. 

Thawits,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  debruised  by  a  saltire  gu. 

Dell.     Gotisle. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  saltire  engr.  gu. 

Gotesley  or  Gotysby.     Gotisle,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all   a  saltire  engr.  gu. 

charged  with   a  crescent  for  diff.      Goatley, 

Canterbury. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a 

fireball  ppr.     Ball,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  holding  in  the  paw  a  rose 

vert.     Trante. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Arg.  a  linn  ramp.  sa.  holding  a  baton  in  pale  az. 

Willisby,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  supporting  a  ragged  staff  az. 

Willisby. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  the  dexter  paw  a  torteau. 

Ludlow. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a 

cbaplet  vert.    Trout,  co.  Devon ;  granted  1588. 
Arg.  billetty  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last.  Planche, 

co.  Leicester.      Planges  or   Plaunches,    co. 

Worcester. 
Arg.  billetty  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last  crowned 

or.     Planche,  co.  Buckingham.    Sir....dela 

Plaunche,  N. 
Arg.  crusily  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.    Robert  Linet 

or  LrvET,  A. 
Arg.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Sire  William 

Bukemynster,   0.      Thomas  Hautevtlle,  Y. 

Higham.    Linnet. 
Arg.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  fitchy  and  a  lion 

ramp.  sa.     Hantvile  or  Handville,  co.  Devon 

and  Kent.     M.   de   Hautevile,  Y.     Levett, 

Salehurst,  Sussex  ;  granted  Dec.  1607. 
Arg.  semy  of  crosses  patty  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

Handvlle,  Ulcombe,  Kent. 
Arg.  semy  of  escallops  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Wil- 
liam Maube,  A;    Maufe,  altered  into  Maube, 

A,  Harl.  MS.  C137,  or  Manfe,  D.     Sir  William 

Maufee,  N. 
Arg.   semy    of   estoiles    and   a    lion   ramp.  sa. 

Buckminster,  co.  Northampton. 
Arg.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  and  a  lion  ramp  sa. 

Sire  William  de  Bocministre,  N.      Monsire  de 

BOCKMINSTER,  Y.    BoKEMYNSTER.    BUCKMINSTER, 

Peterborough ;  granted  24  March,  1578. 

Arg.  semy  of  5-foils  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Orrell. 
Parkville  or  Pierrepoint.  Pierrepont, 
Holme  Pierrepont,  co.  Nottingham ;  created 
Earl  of  Kingston  1028 ;  Viscount  Newark,  Ba- 
ron of  Holme  Pierrepoint.  Pierrepont,  Earl 
Manvers. 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Scriven, 
Stapleford,  co.  Cambridge ;  Frodesley,  co. 
Salop;  and  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  goutty  de  poix  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Jake  de 
la  Planoe,  G.      Delaplanch,  co.  Buckingham. 

Arg.  semy  of  mullets  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
Pierrepont,  Earl  Manvers. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  az.  Honston,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  gu.  Sir  Nicholas 
Stapleton,  F. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  Madoc 
ap  Meredith,  last  Prince  of  Powys-Fadoc  ; 
and  his  son  Owen  Brogyntyn;  from  the  latter 
descended,  using  the  same  arms,  besides 
Hughes, Gwerclas ;  Lloyd,  Dolyglessyn ;  Lloyd, 
Crogen;  Morris,  Pale,  the  heiress  m.  Lloyd; 
Branas,  Branas  ;  Foulke,  Cilan  ;  Owen,  Plas 
Issa,  the  heiress  m.  Lloyd ;  the  Barons  of  Cro- 
gen and  Branas,  the  heiress  m.  Ievan,  Baron  of 
Kymmer ;  Rhys,  Baron  of  Rug,  the  heiress  m. 
Salusbury;  Mae6mor,  Maesmor,  the  heiress 
m.  Morris;  Wynn,  Pentre  Morgan;  (?John 
Wynne,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1715,  Bath,  etc., 
1727-43);  Vaughan,  Duddleston ;  and  Lloyd, 
Ebnal ;  the  Barons  of  Cyniark,  the  Barons 
of  Hendwr;  and  Lloyd,  Tyfos.  Hughes, 
Gwerclas  in  Edeirnion,  co.  Merioneth,  and  Pen- 
y-Clawdd,  co.  Denbigh,  quartering  Cilin  ap  y 
Blaidd  Rhudd  ;  Madoc,  Lord  of  Mawddwy; 
Elystan    Glodrydd ;    Tudor  Trevor;  Ievan  ap 


BEAST.  HON cont. 

Llewelyn  ;  Howel,  Lord  of  Nannau  ;  Philip  ap 
Uchdryd ;  Ednowen  ap  Bradwen ;  Vychan  ap 
Llowarch  Goch;  Rogers;  Cadivor  ap  Gwaeth- 
voed ;  Tudor  ap  Griffith  Vychan ;  Rhys  ap 
Tudor;  Llewelyn  ap  Griffith;  Philip  ap  Ivor ; 
Griffith  ap  Sir  Howel ;  Hwfa  ap  Kendrig  ap 
Rhywalon  ;  Howel  ap  Ieuaf;  Llewelyn  apYnyr ; 
Sannde  Hardd ;  Owen  Gwynedd ;  Eledyr  ap 
Rhys  Sais  ;  Kendrig  Sais ;  Marchweithian  ; 
Llewelyn  Aurdorchog ;  and  Trahaern ;  a 
heiress  m.  Lloyd.  Madoc  ap  Jevan.  Lloyd, 
Glansevin.  Lodlow.  Mowat,  Balquhollie, 
Scotland.  De  Monte  Alto,1  252.  John  Ap  Rhys, 
Saeth  Marchog-yn-Eideirnion,  co.  Merioneth  ; 
derived  from  Griffith  Goch,  son  of  Rhys-ap- 
Ievan,  Baron  of  Kymmer,  Crogen  and  Branas, 
in  Eideirnion  ;  the  heiress  m.  Salusbury. 
Idio  Wylt,  before  1100.  Lloyd  Williams, 
Gwernant. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  or.  Bagecroft, 
Bexwell,  Norfolk.  Morley  or  Morle,  Morle, 
Norfolk.  Burnell.  Lovell.  M'DONALD.Stel- 
len,  quartering  az.  a  dexter  hand  ppr.  hold- 
ing a  cross  calvary  patty  sa.,  with  arg.  a  galley 
erm.  in  the  sea  vert  oars  in  saltire  and  sails 
furled  sa..  and  per  fess  wavy  arg.  and  vert  in 
base  a  salmon  naiant  ppr. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  langued  gu.  armed  and 
unguled  or.     Monsire  Nicholas  Stapleton,  Y. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  or  langued  gu. 
Farquhar,  Mornie,  Scotland,  quartering  az.  a 
sinister  hand  in  pale  couped  arg.,  with  or  a 
galley  and  ....  masts  and  tackling  sa.,  and  .... 
an  oak  tree  vert. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  or.  Denton. 
Wyrrall,  Forest  of  Dean,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet 
or.     Lincolne. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  and  chained  or. 
Ameredith,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  gorged  with  a  collar  and 
chain  affixed  thereto  reflexed  over  the  back  or. 
Meredith,  Radnor,  Wales ;  granted  1574. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  gorged  and  chain 
reflexed  or.    Amerdley. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  and  lined  or. 
Phillips,  Yeovil,  co.  Somerset.  Phillips, 
Netley,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  gorged  (?  gu.)  and 
chained  or.  Phtllpps,  Penty  Park,  Dale  Castle, 
and  Mabws,  co.  Pembroke.  Phtltpps,  Picton 
Castle,  co.  Pembroke  ( derived  from  Cadivor 
Vawr)  ;  created  Baronet  1621,  and  Baron  Mil- 
ford,  1776.  Philipps,  Brides  Hill,  co.  Pem- 
broke ;  descended  from  Philipps,  Sandyhaven. 
Phillipps,  Middle  Hill,  co.  Worcester,  Bart., 
27  July,  1821. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  gu.    Owen. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  gu.  Beauchamp, 
Essex.  Mldlame.  Powell.  Rochford,  Z, 
487.     Sir  Herbert  de  Smareis  or  Desmareys,  L. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or. 
Lluellyn,  South  Withiam,  co.  Lincoln,  1654. 
Morgan,  Arkston,  co.  Stafford.  Morgan, 
Blackmore,  co.  Hereford  ;  granted  27  May,  1602. 
Morgan,  St.  Bennet  Finck,  London  ;  author  of 
the  Sphere  of  Gentry,  ob.  27  March,  1693. 
Segrave,  Sealford,  co.  Leicester. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  with  an  antique 
crown  gu.     Rhys  Grug,  South  Wales. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or.  Ashley,  Lowesby, 
co.   Leicester.       Sir  Edward  Burnell,  temp. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Edward  I,  V.  Sir  Edward  Burnell,  I ; 
or  Burnel,  N.  Sir  Nicbolas  Burnell,  V. 
Philip  Burnell,  G.  The  Barons  Burnell. 
Herlington.  William  de  Morle,  G.  Sir 
Robert  de  Morle,  0.  Syr  Roberte  Morley,  Q. 
Le  Sire  de  Morley,  S.  Le  Sire  Morley,  2'. 
Morley,  Droxford, co.  Hants,  cc.  1670.  Morley, 
Norfolk.     Powell.    Salisbury. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  over  all 
three  bars  gemel  gu.  Fairfax,  Fowlington  and 
Walsingham,  Norfolk ;  and  Setton,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  over  all 
a  fess  chequy  az.  and  gold.     Willock. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  over  all  a  fess 
counter-compony  az.  and  gold.    Midlesive. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  gold 
over  all  a  fess  counter-compony  az.  and  or. 
Willock,  V. 

Arg.  billetty  or  (?  az.)  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  of 
the  second.     Delaplanch,  co.  Buckingham. 

Arg.  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or. 
Sire de  la  Plaunche,  N. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  armed  gu.  Syr 
Roberte  Morley,  Q.  George  Morley,  Bishop 
of  Worcester,  1660,  Winchester,  1662-84. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  and  armed  or.  Le 
Sire  de  Morleys,  Y.  Morley  or  Morle, 
Morle,  Norfolk.    Fitz-Rery,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  chained  and  ducally 
crowned  or.     Phillips,  London,  1634. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  and  crowned  or. 
Darel,  in  Brodsworth  church,  co.  York.  St. 
George,  in  Melton  church,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  surmounted  by  an  esquire's 
helmet  and  chained  or.     Phillips. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  langued  gu.  Dundas.  Sir 
Nicholas  Stapleton,  Q. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  head  paws  and  end  of  the 
tail  of  the  field.  Sir  Nicholas  Williams,  Ed- 
winsford,  co.  Carmarthen  ;  the  heiress  m.  Ham- 
lyn.  Williams,  Lee,  Kent ;  and  Carmarthen  ; 
derived  from  Williams  of  Edwinsford. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  the  tail  introverted  the  head 
paws  and  brush  of  the  tail  of  the  field.  Lloyd, 
Glanseven.  co.  Carmarthen ;  descended  lineally 
from  Idio  Wyllt,  Lord  of  Llywel,  co.  Brecon, 
son  of  Suthrie,  Lord  of  Desmond  in  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  the  head  paws  and  half  of 
the  tail  ash  colour.  Gwilt,  Gwyllt  or  Wyllp, 
Idio,  South  Wales. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  the  tail  elevated  and  turned 
over  the  head  sa.  Buxton,  Shadwell,  Norfolk, 
Bart. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  tail  forked  or.     Molant. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  Bagecroft, 
Norfolk.  Sir  Thomas  Barynton,  temp.  Ed- 
ward II,  V.  Sir  William  de  Cresci,  N.  Sir 
William  Crescy,  I.  William  de  Cresse,  E. 
Cressi,  in  Milton  church,  co.  York.  Cressy 
or  Creswick,  Birken,  co.  York.  Sir  William 
Cressy,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Thomas 
Crecy,  but  in  a  later  hand  "  modo  Clifton  de 
Hodsocke,"  Y.  Monsire  de  Cressie,  Seigneur 
de  Horlesake,  Y.  Sir  William  de  Morley,  JET. 
Havering.  Sir  Rafe  de  Stanlade,  L,  or 
Stanlow,  L.    Stanlow,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  Barrenkton, 
co.  Leicester.    Cressy,  V*.    Monleret. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  sa. 
Stanlaw,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  renowed  sa. 
Sir  Rauf  de  Stanlawe,  N. 


BEAST. 


LION cont. 


Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  double  nowed  sa. 

Sir  Raufe  Stanlawe,  co.  Stafford,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  a  label  gu.      Sire 

Roger  de  Crescy,  N. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  a  label  of  three 

points  gu.     Sir  Roger  de  Cressy,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  a  label  of  three 

points  gu.    Cressy,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  a  bendlet  com- 

pony  of  the  first  and  second.     Bavent. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  armed  and 

langued  gu.  Cressey  or  Cressie,  temp.  Hen. II. 

Cressy.     Newton,  co.  Chester,  and  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked   sa.  collared  or. 

Denton. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  gorged  with  a 

chaplet  or.    Newton. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  crowned  or.    Sire 

de  Morlee,  N.   Sir  Robert  de  Morley,  V. 

Morley,  Norfolk.   Stanlaw,  co.  Leicester.   But 

double  tailed,  Morley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion   ramp,  guard    sa.      Cadivor  Vaur. 

Lincolne.       Protheroe   Prytherch    or  Ap 

Rhydderch,  Dolwilym  and  Plas  Landra,  co. 

Carmarthen,  and  Bristol. 
Arg.  billetty  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  of  the  second 

crowned  or.    Delaplanch. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  sa.     Hewes  or  Hues, 

Bromham,  co.  Wilts.    Jenkin,  Folkestone,  co. 

Kent,  descended  from  the  Jenkins  of  the  north. 

Jenkin,    Minster,    Kent.      Jenkin,    Stowling 

Court,   Kent,    and    Warbleton    and  Burwash, 

Sussex.  Mathew  or  Matthew,  Castle-Mangoh, 

co.   Glamorgan.      St.   Quintin.      Herbert   St. 

Quintin,  Y.     Meredith,  Crediton,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  sa.  langued  gu.    Price, 

Glangwilly,    co.   Carmarthen ;    quartering    sa. 

semy  of  3-foils with  sa.  a  boar  pass,  arg., 

az.  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu.,  sa. 

three  scaling  ladders  betw.  the  upper  ones  a 

spear's  head  arg.  its  point  embrued  on  a  chief 

gu.  a  tower  triple-towered  of  the  second,  and 

gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  arg. 
Arg.  a  lion  salient  sa.  Altham,  Essex.  Ellereck, 

Felbrldge.     Honston,   V*.     Hontston,  co. 

Lincoln,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  salient  tail  forked  sa.     Clifton,  Hod- 
stock. 
Arg.  a  lion  sejant  sa.     Meggison. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  vair  with  a  . . . .        Monsire  de 

Caltoft,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  vert  armed  gu.    Touch. 
Arg.   a  lion  pass,  reguard.  vert.      Sherborne, 

quartering  vert  an  eagle  volant  arg.  armed  or. 
Arg. a  lion  ramp.  vert.  Bugge, Scotland.  Bulbeck. 

Creeton.    Jones,  co.  Salop.     Lyon,  Appleton 

Hall,     co.     Chester;     quartering    Fairclough. 

Lyons.     Robsert.     Roseberry.     Sherborne, 

Ribleton,   co.   Lancaster;    quartering  vert   an 

eagle  displ.  of  the  first.  Sherburne,  Stonyhurst, 

co.   Lancaster,  Bart. ;    the   heiress   m.  Weld. 

Sire  Johan  Spring,  N.      Sir  John  Springs,  co. 

York,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.      Touch,  that  Ilk. 

Walton,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  vert  a  label  gu.    Senton. 
Arg.  a  lion    ....    tail   forked  vert  crowned  or. 

Hindmarsh  or  Hendmarsh,  Kent.    Hindmarsh 

Hendmarsh  or  Hyndmarsh,  Scotland. 
Arg.    a    lion     ramp,    guard,     vert.       Cotton. 

Sherborne;  quartering  vert  an  eagle  displ.  of 

the  first.     Walton. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  LION ....  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  vei-t  crowned  or. 
Hindmarsh. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  tail  forked  vert  crowned 
or.     Hendmarsh,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  vert  armed  gu.     Touch. 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Lyband.  Pagrave,  W. 
Palgrave,  V.  Palgrave,  quartering  Marasse. 
Ithel  Vyghan. 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Eberstein,  Z,  871. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard.  ai*g.  Sir  Guy  de  Astley, 
V.    Blomfield  or  Bloomfield.    Hun. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  or  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
arg.  Astley.  Robert  Asteley,  Y.  Monsire 
de  Astly,  Y.  Sire  Robert  de  Dalton,  0. 
Monsire  Henry  de  Holland,  Y. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  bottony  or  a  lion  pass,  re- 
guard,  arg.    Astley. 

Az.  semy  of  escallops  ....  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
arg.     Sir  Richard  de  Houlaund,  O. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Allye,  Tewkesbury,  co. 
Gloucester.  Alye,  co.  Gloucester.  Arnold. 
Athwat.  Atlee,   V.  Atlee,    Sussex. 

Auchterlony,  Kelly,  Scotland.  Cadrod 
Calchfynedd.  Cadwgan,  Ystrud  Flur. 
Champney.  Baron  Coedmore.  M.  John 
Colvyle,  S.  Couell,  East  Somerton.  Crew, 
Nantwich,  Pulcroft,  Holt,  and  Aston,  co. 
Chester.  Nathaniel  Crew,  Baron  Crewe  of 
Stene,  co.  Northampton,  Bishop  of  Oxford, 
1671,  Durham,  1674-1722.  Crew,  Crew,  co. 
Chester.  Crew,  Durham.  Crewe,  London. 
Cadwgan  ap  Grono.  Harpur-CREWE,  Caulke 
Abbey,  co.  Derby,  Bart.,  quartering  Harpur. 
Hetherfield  or  Hethersett.  M.  Henry  de 
Heton,  S.  Orton  or  Horton.  Hiatt. 
Kynnersley  or  Kynnardsleye,  Loxley,  co. 
Stafford.  Lamont  or  Lamond,  Scotland.  Love. 
M'Dowall,  Garthland,  Scotland,  1630. 
M'Dowall  M'Dougall  M'Dugall  or  M'Oul, 
Lord  of  Lorn ;  quartering  or  a  lymphad  sa. 
with  a  beacon  on  the  topmast  ppr.  Mackneil, 
Scotland ;  quartering  arg.  a  sinister  hand 
couped  fesswise  in  chief  in  the  base  wavy  az. 
a  salmon  naiant  of  the  first,  with  or  a  galley 
oars  in  action  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
mullets  of  the  first.  M'Nell,  Fear  Fergus, 
Scotland,  with  the  same  quarterings.  Maude. 
Viscount  Hawarden ;  quartering  arg.  three  bars 
gemel  sa.  and  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  charged 
on  the  shoulder  with  a  cross  crosslet  fitchy  or. 
Roger  de  Mohant,  G.  Monhaet.  Monhault, 
co.  Lancaster.  Sir  Roger  de  Monhalt,  Lord 
of  Hawardin,  V.  Monhault,  an  escucheon  to 
Stanley,  Earl  of  Derby,  U.  Montalt,  Baron 
to  the  Earl  of  Chester,  and  of  Montalt  Castle, 
co.  Flint.  Monthalt.  Roger  de  Monthalt, 
B,  or  Munhaut,  D,  or  Monhaut,  E,  or 
Munhaute,  I.  Sir  Robert  Mohaut,  H.  Robert 
deMoNTAUT,AT,  orMouHAU^F.N,  or  Munhaut, 
Y.  Muhant.  Ochterlony,  quartered  by  Lyon. 
O'Keefe,  Mount  Keefe,  co.  Cork;  quartering 
gu.  a  knight  on  horseback  ppr.,  with  or  a  pea- 
cock in  pride  ppr.,  and  vert  three  lizards  or. 
John  de  Orton,  Y.  Palgrave,  Norwood  Bar- 
ningham,  co.  Norfolk.  Pikenham.  Powell. 
Robsert.  Rochfort,  Ireland.  Richard  de 
Wtlles,  F.    Yenn,  London. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 
Colvile,  V*.  Sir  Geffrey  Colvill,  co.  Leices- 
ter, temp.  Edward  I,  V.     Glanfield,  V. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  label  of  three  points 
gu.  nine  bezants.     Covell,  London.     Cowell. 


BEAST.  LlON....c<mt. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  label  of  four  points  gu. 

COLMERLEY    Or    COLMERBY. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  chief  a  label  of  five  points 
gu.  Aoluite,  quartering  or  three  chess  rooks 
gu.,  with  arg.  on  a  fess  az.  three  bezants. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  and  label  gu.  Sire  Geffrei 
de  Colevile,  N.  Colvile,  co.  Cambridge,  and 
co.  Lincoln.     Couell,  East  Somerton. 

Az.    a  lion   ramp.    arg.    a    label    or.  John 

Munhaute,  Y. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  compony  of 
the  last  and  gu.     Beaumont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  compony  erm. 
and  gu.    Beaumont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  gu.  Boyland, 
Suffolk;  quartering  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg. 
Colvile,  Suffolk.  Colvill,  V*.  Donewill, 
Ireland.  Gerard.  Heyland, Suffolk.  Wayland, 
Kent.    Wayland,  T7*.     Sir  John  Weyland,  L. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  gu.  Sir 
John  Colvill,  Suffolk,  V.  Sir  John  Wayland, 
Suffolk,  temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Roger  de 
Welonde,  E. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  dexter  baston  gu. 
Sir  John  Weyland,  L.  Monsire  de  Weland, 
Y.  Sir  Johan  de  Weylande,  N.  Roger  de 
Welonde,  E.  The  baton  or,  Sire  Richard  de 
Weylande,  N. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  bend  indented  gu.  Tirrell, 
co.  Hereford. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  (a  bend, 
V*)  gu.  three  escallops  of  the  second.  Taylor 
of  the  north.  W. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  or. 
Weyland,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  fess  per  pale  arg. 
and  gu.     Walshe. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  on  a  fess  or  three 
roses  gu.     Harward,  Merrow,  Surrey. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  with  two  heads  arg.  holding  betw. 
the  paws  a  crescent  or.  Mason,  Beel-House, 
co.  Berks,  quartering  Pomeroy. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  supporting  with  the  fore- 
paw  a  cross  formy  fitchy  or.     Peckingham. 

Az.  a  lion  rarnp.  arg.  wielding  a  sword  of  the  last. 
Julien. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  brandishing  in  each  of  the 
forepaws  a  sword  ppr.     Hertigan. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  resting  his  dexter  hindfoot 
on  the  letter  H.     Town  of  Horsham,  Sussex. 

Az.  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Grammer, 
Ware,  co.  Hertford. 

Az.  crusily  bottony  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Braytoft, 
co.  Lincoln. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Braytoft,  co.  Lincoln.  Holland.  Howland. 
Dalton,  Croft.  Kinersley,  co.  Stafford ; 
and  North  Cleobury  and  Badger,  co.  Salop. 
Kinardsey.  Richard  de  Kinardsleie,  22.  Sire 
Huge  de  Kynardesle,  N.  Kynardeseye. 
Kynnersley,  Leighton,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  crusily  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Monsire  de 
Dalton,  Y. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.     Dalton,  Myton,  co.  York. 

Az.  semy-de-lis  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Holland, 
Weare,  Shipwash,  and  Upcott  Avenel,  co.  De- 
von; the  heiresses  m.  Coham.  Sir  John 
Holland,  Quidenham,  Norfolk,  Bart.,  1730. 
Sir  Robert  Holland,  I.  Pole,  Shute  House, 
co.  Devon,  Bart.  Poole  Pole  or  Pull,  co. 
Chester. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de  lis  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over 
all  a  bend  gu.     Holland,  London. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Dalton,  co.  Lancaster.  Meverell.  Pole- 
Wellesley,  Baron  Maryborough ;  quartering 
Wellesley  and  Colley.  Robert  Pull,  alias 
Poole,  Lord  of  Barretspoole,  1280.  Sir  James 
Poole,  of  Poole;  baronetcy  1077;  the  heiress 
m.  Blencowe. 

Az.  a  dragon  ramp,  or  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  com- 
batant.    Danney  or  Dancy. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  aig.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Rochfort,  Westmeath,  Ireland,  temp.  Henry 
II.  Robert  Rochfort,  Chief  Baron  of  the  Ex- 
chequer, 1 707, from  whom  descended  Rochfort, 
Gaulstown,  Earl  of  Belvedere  ;  and  Rochfort, 
Clogrennan,  co.  Carlow. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
langued  and  armed  gu.     Kinardisley. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  gu.  Domville,  co. 
Salop.  'Domville,  Templeogue,  and  Santry 
House,  Dublin,  Bart.  Domvile.  Domvill,  V. 
DuMviLLorDouNviLL.  Domville,  V*.  Gerard, 
Crewood,  co.  Chester. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with  an  antique 
crown  or.     M'Dowall,  Logan,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with  au  eastern  co- 
ronet or.     Macdonald,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  sea  in  base  in  it  a  rock  ppr.  on  which 
stands  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with  an  open 
crown  or.  M'Dowall  or  M'Dougall,  Garth- 
land,  Scotland,  1604. 

Az.  a  Hon  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with  an  open  crown 
or  holding  betw.  the  paws  a  man's  heart  ppr. 
M'Dowall,  Stodridge,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  sa.  Lokyer,  Much 
Wenlock. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  maned  or  collared  sa. 
Lokyer,  Idbury,  co.  Oxford,  and  co.  Salop. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Alan,  Gallo- 
way. Alain,  Sire  de  Galloway,  F.  Allan, 
Scotland.  Armeny.  Dalton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Dayrell.  Degalloway.  Douglas,  Duke  of 
Douglas,  the  lordship  of  Galloway  ;  quartering 
Abernethy,  Wisbart,  and  Stewart,  over  all  an 
escucheon  of  pretence  for  Douglas.  Douglas, 
Bridgeford,  Scotland,  with  the  same  quarter- 
ings  within  a  bordure  indented  or.  Eberstein, 
Z,  871.  Le  roy  d'ERMENY,  Y.  Galaway. 
Fregusiue,  Sire  de  Galloway,  V.  M'Dowall, 
Garthlaud,  Scotland,  1661.  Moreville.  Orton, 
1730.  Tregusius.F*.  Sir  Walter  Wentwage,Q. 

Az.  crusily  fitcby  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  of 
the  second.     Salisbury. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with  an  antique 
crown  and  imperially  crowned  or.  M'Dowall, 
Freugh,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  the  tail  ....  Monsire  de 
Brune,  Y. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  Atlee,  Sussex. 
Monhault,  co.  Lancaster.  Payne,  quartering 
gu.  a  cross  fiory  or. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  armed  and 
crowned  or.  Pechey  or  Peache,  Chichester, 
Sussex. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  crowned  or. 
Crombwell.    John  de  Cromwell,  K. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  Robert  de  Dalton, 
Y.  Hun  or  Hunne,  Essex  and  Kent;  granted 
8  Sept.  1572.  Lee,  Fitchworth,  Sussex. 
Powell.  Thornes,  Edge,  afterwards  Shelvock, 
co.  Salop. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  a  lion  ramp,  guard, 

arg.     Dalton,  Thurnham,  originally  of  Bisp- 

ham,  co.  Lancaster ;  the  heiress  m.  Hoghton. 

Dalton,    Curbridge,    co.    Oxford,    afterwards 

Stanmore,  Middlesex. 
Az.  crusily  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.     S.  Robert 

Dalton,  Q. 
Az.  semy-de-lis   and    a   lion   ramp,  guard,    arg. 

Holland,  Quidenham  and  Harleston,  co.  Nor- 
folk.   Sir  Robert  Holland,  L,  or  de  Holand,  L, 

Harl.  BIS.  0137,   or  de   Hoylande,  N.       Sir 

Thomas  Holland,  Q.    M.John  de  Hollander. 

Otes   and    Thomas  Holand,   S.      Henry    de 

Holand,   Y.     The  original  coat  of  Holand, 

Earl  of  Kent,  and  Duke  of  Surrey,  Z,  205,  217. 
Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  and  a  lion  ramp,  guard. 

arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  (bend  V.* )  gu.    Holland, 

Denton  and  Cliston,  co.  Lancaster,  V.  Holland, 

Sutton,  V. 
Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg. 

on  a  bend  gu.  an  ostrich  feather  of  the  second 

betw.  two  bezants.     Holland,  London,  granted 

18.. 
Az.   semy   of   5-foils   a   lion   ramp,  guard,  arg. 

Holland. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  the  feet  gu.     Hum,'F. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  armed  gu.    Ham. 
Az.  crusily  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  langued 

gu.     S.  Robert  Dalton,  Q. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  crowned  or.    Gerard. 

Horton.   John  de  Orton,  V.   Orton  or  Ortun. 
Az.  crusily  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  crowned  or. 

Dalton,  co.  Lancaster;  quartering  barry  of  six 

arg.  and  az.  in  chief  three  lozenges  gu. 
Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  and  a  lion  ramp,  guard. 

arg.  langued   gu.      Sir  Thomas  Holland,  Q. 

Sir  Oiths  Holland,  Q. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  tail  forked  arg.  crowned 

or  (another  adds,  langued  gu.).       Sir  Walter 

Wetwage,  Q. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  arg.     Loyd. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard  arg.  crowned  or.   Calton, 

Catsworth,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Az.  semy-de-lis  or   a   lion   ramp,   reguard.   arg. 

Dalton,  Norroy  King  of  Arms,  1553. 
Az.   a   lion  ramp,   barry   of  six    arg.    and    gu. 

Hulton. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  chequy  arg.  and  gu.     Richard 

Wikes,  E.    Wykes. 
Az.   a  lion   ramp.   erm.     Armeny.     Brompton, 

Norfolk.    Sr.  Fitz-Simon,  co.  Leicester,  temp. 

Edward  III,  V.         Sr.   Rauf  Fitz-Simon,  N. 

Fitz-Symond,  co.  Lincoln.     Sr.  de  Gerard,  co. 

Lancaster,  V.      Monck,   Newcastle- on -Tyne. 

Urryen.     Urwyn. 
Az.  crusily  or  a  lion  ramp.  erm.    Johns. 
Az.  fretty  arg.  a  lion   ramp.  erm.  collared   gu. 

supporting   a  pillar  of  stone  ppr.      Clulow, 

Echingham,  Sussex. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  or.    Fitz-Gerard, 

co.  Lancaster.     Gerard,  Bromley,  co.  Stafford. 

Gerard,  Etwall,  co.  Derby.    Peach  or  Pechey, 

Kent. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  ducolly  crowned  or.  Jarrett, 

Camerton   Court,    co.   Somerset ;     quartering 

Stephens,  and  Ridley. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  erm.    Peech,  V*. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  erm.  crowned   or. 

Gerard.     Peche,  Lullingstone,  Kent.   Gilbert 

de  la  Peche,  Baron,  13  Edward  II;  the  heiress 

m.  Hart.   M.  JohnPEECHE,5.   Sir  John  Peech, 

Kent,  V. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  erm.     Gerard. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  erminois  ducally  crowned  or. 
Durell,  St.  James's  Westminster;  confirmed 
10  Sept.  1771. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  Wykes, 
Morton-Jeffrey,  co.  Hereford. 

Az.  a  lion  or  and  a  dragon  arg.  erect  and  com- 
batant.    Danoey,  co.  Berks. 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Llewelyn  Aur-Dorchog, 
(with  the  Golden  Torques)  Yale.  Bromfield, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1C37.     Loane,  Kent. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Astley.  Bekminster. 
Bromfield,  co.  Stafford  ;  from  Wales.  Sir  John 
Bromfield,  Suffolk  Place,  South wark,  1730. 
Llewellyn  Aur  Dorchook,  Yale,  Wales. 
Thompson,  London,  1730.  John  Thomson,  Au- 
ditor to  Queen  Elizabeth,  W.  Thomson,  Shal- 
field,  Essex ;  and  co.  Lincoln. 

Az.  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 
Fitz-Aer. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  coward  or.  Hanmer, 
Porkington,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Agar,  Ireland,  and 
Cranham  Hall,  Essex.  Beckingham,  1730. 
Bellesine.  Brampton.  William  le  Breouse, 
A.  Brewse.  Browne.  Champney.  Cheese, 
Ridgebourne,  and  Huntington,  co.  Hereford ; 
quartering   Watkins.  Cosyn,     co.    Dorset. 

DARREi,L,ifarZ.MS.C137.  Diddler.  Dillington, 
co.  Hants.  Ethersall,  co.  Lancaster. 
Fitz-Symond.  Foster.  Garsey.  Gerard. 
Grasay  or  Grassey.  Hampnes.  Hetherfield. 
Hothersell.  Hughes,  East  Bergholt,  Suf- 
folk, Bart.  Hughes,  Wells,  co.  Somerset. 
Ivan.  Lloyd,  Wales,  and  Maryland.  Lloyd, 
co.  Hants.  Meredith,  Pentrebychan,  co.  Den- 
bigh ;  derived  from  Hugh  Meredith,  of  Wrex- 
ham and  Pentrebychan.  Meredith,  Stansley, 
co.  Denbigh,  and  Leeds  Abbey,  Kent;  de- 
rived, through  Meredith  ap  David,  of  Alington, 
from  Eunydd  Gwerngwy.  Joan  de  Neivtle  or 
Netvle,  E.  Hugo  de  Nettle,  C.  Sir  Hugh 
Ne  vill,  I,  or  de  Neyville,  N.  Sir  Hughe  Ne  vil, 
Essex,  temp.  Edward,  I,  V.  John  de  Nevile, 
Essex,  Y.  Monsire  le  Nevill,  Essex,  Y.  Nevil. 
Nevill,  Essex,  and  co.  Nottingham.  Orton. 
Peckham.  Philipse,  Philipsburg,  America. 
Pickingham.  Pykenham,  V.  Ripars.  William 
de  Rode,  A.  Rowley.  Anthony  Rudd, 
Bishop  of  St.  David's,  1594-1615.  Samborne. 
Tudor.     Whittle.    Wilford. 

Az.  a  Hon  ramp,  to  the  sinister  or.  Part  of  the 
arms  of  Geldres,  Z,  326. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  crescent  for  diff.  Hothersell. 
St.  Bride's,  London,  1615. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  label  gu.  Colvile  or 
Colwell,  co.  Cambridge. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  label  with  five  points  gu. 
Colvxle,  Lullington,  and  Duffield  Hall,  co. 
Derby,  formerly  of  Carlton  Colvile  in  Suffolk, 
and  Newton  Colvile,  co.  Cambridge ;  with  fif- 
teen quarterings. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  bend  compony  of  the  last 
(another  vert)  and  gu.    Beaumont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  baton  erm.  Calthorpe, 
Norfolk. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  dexter  baston  gu.  M.  Wil- 
liam de  Rodes,  D. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  depressed  by  a  bendlet  (bend, 
V*.)  sa.  with  an  erm.  spot  org.  in  the  dexter 
chief  of  it.     Sir  John  Calthorpe,  V. 

Az .  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  a  fess  gu.    Willock,  V. 


BEAST.  HON cont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  fess  sa.  three 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.  William  Barons  or 
Barnes,  Bishop  of  London,  1504-5. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  a  battleaxe  arg. 
Hethersett.    Pykingham,  V. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  supporting  in  the  paw  a  cross 
formy  fitchy  arg.  William  Rysom,  co.  York,  V. 
Rysom  or  Ryson,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a 
hind's  leg  erased  at  the  first  joint  arg. 
Champanty. 

Az.  billetty  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Brun.  William 
Brune,  Y.  M.  William  Bur,  S.  Gesors  or 
Gessors.  Jeffry.  Nassau,  Prince  of  Orange. 
Nassau,  Z,  606,  607,  609,  685.  Nassau,  Earl 
of  Rochford;  quartering  Dietz,  with  Vianden, 
and  Catznellogen,  over  all  an  escucheon  for 
Zuleistein. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Brett. 

Az.  semy  of  croslets  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.  M. 
William  de  Breouse,  D,  N,  or  Brewase,  E,  or 
Breowse,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Breus,  F.  Wil- 
liam de  Brus,  B.  M.  Thomas  le  Brewes,  S. 
Sir  John  de  Brewes,  co.  Buckingham,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V.  Brewse  or  Brewer,  Wagford, 
co.  Buckingham.  Goodrich,  Seling  Grove, 
Essex.  Jordan,  co.  Dorset.  John  Jordan, 
Gatewick,  1302,  Aubrey,  Surrey,  1719,  iv.  261. 
Jordan,  Catwick  and  Charlwood,  Surrey. 

Az.  crusily  fitchy  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Monsire 
de  Brewse,  Y. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de  lis  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Le  Sr. 
Beamonde  ;  quartering  az.  three  garbs  or,  T. 
Beaumont,  Stoughton  Grange,  co.  Leicester, 
21  Feb.  1660;  since  of  Cole  Orton,  Bart,  de- 
scended from  Henry  de  Beaumont,  made  King 
of  the  Isle  of  Man  for  life,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Le  Sieur  le  Beaumont,  S,  or  de  |Beaumont,  F. 
Lewis  de  Beaumont,  Bishop  of  Durham, 
1318-33.  Beaumont,  Z,  113.  Beaumont, 
Gracedieu,  co.  Leicester,  descended  from  Beau- 
mont, Coleorton.  Beaumont,  Barrow,  co. 
Derby.  Francis  Beaumont,  Master  of  the 
Charterhouse,  1619.  Coham,  Coham,  eo.  Devon, 
quartering  Holland,  Metsted,  Bickford,  and 
Arscott.  D alton,  Kyrkby  Mysperton,  1563. 
Holland,  Weare,  Shipwash,  and  Upcott-Avenel, 
co.  Devon  ;  the  heiress  m.  Coham. 

Az.  flory  and  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  a  bend 
compony  arg.  and  gu.  Beamond,  V*.  Richard 
Beaumonde,  but  a  note  says,  M.  Louys 
Beaumont,    Y.  And    with     a     bendlet, 

Beaumont,  Lord  of  Folkingham.  Sir  Henry 
Beamond,  I,  V,  or  de  Beaumund,  M. 
And  with  a  dexter  baston,  Sire  Henry  de 
Beaumund,  31;  or  Beumond,  Baneret,  O. 
Sire  Henri  de  Beumond,  N. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  and  a  lion  ramp,  or  over 
all  a  bendlet  (bend,  V*)  compony  erm.  and 
gu.     Beaumont,  V. 

Az.  fiory  with  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  dexter  baston 
compony  of  six  pieces  gold  and  gu.  Monsire 
de  Beaumont,  Y. 

Az.  fiory  and  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  bend 
gu.  three  keys  wards  upwards  gold.  Benedic- 
tine priory  at  Holand  or  Holland,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Az.  flory  and  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  bendlet 
compony  of  six  pieces  arg.  and  gu.  three  mul- 
lets sa.    Beaumont,  V. 

Az.  semy  of  roses  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Owen. 


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BEAST.  LION....  com*. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  of  the  field.    Beaumont. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  gu.  Almer. 

John  Almor,  temp.  Henry  VII,  derived  from 

Efnydd   ap    Gwenllian.      Morgeneu,   Dyffryn 

Clwyd.    Evnydd  ap  Morten. 
Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or 

armed  and  langued  of  the  second.     Broase. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.     Dayrell,  Lil- 

lingston  Dayrell,  co.  Buckingham ;  quartering 

arg.  on  three  bars  sa.  six  5-foils  of  the  field 

three  two  and  one.    Darrel,/?,  334.    Dayrell. 

Shudy  Camps,  co.  Cambridge,  descended  from 

Dayrell  of  Lillingston  Dayrell,  1579. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.  supporting  a 

cross   croslet  fitchy  of  the  third.      Darrell, 

Sussex. 
Az.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  gu.     Sir 

John  (another,  Thomas)  Breues  or  Bruex,  Q. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  langued  and  crowned  gu. 

William    de    Orrell,    and    his    descendants. 

Darrell  Darell  or  Dorrell,  Sesay,  co.  York; 

a  heiress  m.  Dawney ;  Cale  Hill  and  Scotney, 

Kent;  Littlecote,  co.  Wilts,  quartering  Calston ; 

Pageham,  Sussex  ;  Trewornan,  Cornwall,  etc. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  ducally  crowned  or.       Culler. 

Darell.      Darrell,  Bengal,  and  Richmond, 

Surrey,  Bart.        Sir  Francis   Dayrel,   Castle 

Camps,  co.  Cambridge,  1730.    Jarrett. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or.     Schwarzenberg, 

Z,  489. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  murally  crowned  or.    Villettes, 

Bath,  co. Somerset;  granted  31  Dec.  1766. 
Az.    hillety    and    a   lion    ramp,     crowned     or. 

MONTBLIARD. 

Az.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or.  Brewis. 
Brewse. 

Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  or  a  lion  ramp, 
crowned  with  an  antique  crown  of  the  second. 
Breawse. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or.  Bromhall. 
Bromeall,  V.  Sir  Robert  Stapleton,  co.  Staf- 
ford, temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Stapleton,  co.  Lei- 
cester, and  co.  Stafford.  Robert  deSTEPELTONE, 
E,  or  Stepeltone,  N,  or  Stepleton,  G.  Sir 
Robert  de  Stepledon,  L,  or  Stapleton,  L, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  Monsire  de  Stapleton,  Y. 
John  Stepleton,  Y. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  or.  Bromeall,F*. 
Stapleton,  V*. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  crowned  ppr. 
Geldres,  Z,  155. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  unguled  armed  and 
crowned  arg.     Monsire  de  Montryvell,  F. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or.  Britley.  Evans, 
Rhyd-y-Carw,  co.  Montgomery;  derived  from 
Llewelyn  Aurdorchog,  Lord  of  Yale ;  the  heirs 
m.  Davies  and  Owen.  Etheresset.  Assigned 
to  Robert  Fitz-Hamon  or  Fitz-Hamond,  Lord 
of  Gloucester,  temp.  William  II,  Z,  45,  48. 
Fitzhamon,  V.  Hatherfield.  Hetherfield. 
Hetherset.  Hethersete,  V.  Pagrave,  V. 
Hewes,  co.  Wilts.    Sherborne. 

Az.  semy  de  lis  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or.  Holland, 
Earl  of  Kent. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  armed  and  crowned  or. 
Horton. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  incensed  gu.  Robert 
Fitz-Hamon,  Lord  of  Cardiff. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  tail  forked  or.  Lee,  Lee, 
Sussex. 

Az.  a  lion  salient  or.  Brinley,  co.  Berks.  Ro- 
bert Snowden,  Bishop  of  Carlisle,  1610-21. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Az.  crusily  fitchy  and  a  lion  salient  or.     Thomas 

Breause  or  Brewse,  F. 
Az.  a  lion  salient  guard,  or.     Paringham. 
Az.  a  lion  segreant  guard,  or.     Hetherfield. 
Az.  a  lion  statant  or.    Edmund  Bromfeld,  Bi- 
shop of  Llandaff,  1389-93. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  Betsworth. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  or  and  arg.  Bettesworth, 

Tyning,  Sussex. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  vairy  arg.  and  gu.     Hulton. 
Barry  of  four  az.  and  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp. 

or.     Madeston  or  Madesson. 
Barry  of  four  erm.  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  az. 

Bagnall. 
Barry  of  four  gu.  and  erm.  in  chief  a  lion  pass. 

or.    Gifford. 
Barry  of  four  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Kuckfield. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  over  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Walton. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

crowned    or.         Willesmose    Willesmot    or 

Wilmescot,  co.  Gloucester. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  or 

holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  rose-branch  gu. 

Tudman. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  of 

the  first.    Bicknell,  London. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gu.    Chadoner,  co.  Stafford,  W. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Hatcliff,  V. 
Barry  of  five  erm.  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  az. 

Bagnall,  co.  Stafford,  and  Wales.    Bicknoll. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

Peverell. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

guard,  gu.    Oxburgh  or  Oxborough,   King's 

Lynn  and  Emneth,  Norfolk. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gold.    Breners. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Adajhs. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Maud, 

Hargood  Hill,  co.  York. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gu.    Case  or  Casse.    Case,  quartering  gu.  a 

chev.  betw.  three  helmets  arg.,  with  gu.  a  chev. 

betw.  three  men's  heads  couped  ppr.,  gu.  a  Sa- 
racen's head  erased  at  the  neck  arg.  wreathed 

round  the  temples  of  the  second  and  sa.,  sa. 

three  horses'  heads  erased  arg.,  and   ....  a 

fusil  sa.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 

armed  or.    Wakelyn. 
Barry  of  six  erm.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

arg.    Thenger. 
Barry  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned 

or.    Smyth,  Newcastleuuder-Line,  co.  Stafford; 

granted  1561. 
Barry  of  six  erm.  and  sa.  a  Hon  ramp.  or.    Gibson. 

co.  Lancaster ;  London ;  and  co.  York. 
Barry   of  six   gu.  and   az.   a  lion   ramp.    erm. 

Walkelin,  Radborne,  co.  Derby;   the  coheirs 

m.  Chandos  and  Stafford. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  erm.  in  chief  a  lion  pass  or. 

Giffard. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  erm.  (another  sa.)  over  all  a 

lion  ramp.  az.    Bagnall,  Kent. 
Barry  of  seven  ....  and  ....  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

Thomas  Atte  Lathe's  seal,  Willinghall, 

Norfolk,  27  Edward  III. 

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BEAST.  I-ION cont. 

Barry  wavy  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion 

ramp,  of  the  first.   Bulbeok,  Kingston ;  granted 

24  April,  1550. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gu.  crowned  or.     Wilmescott.     Sire  Henri  de 

WlLLEMESCOTE,  N. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gu.     Case,  Barwick. 
Barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Sir  de  Motjns,  V.    Mownes. 
Barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned 

or.    Willemscot.   Willemscot,  V*.   Sir  Henry 

Willmescott, co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Ed w.  Ill,  V. 
Barry  of  seven   or  and  vert   a  lion   ramp.  gu. 

DORSELEY. 

Barry  of  seven  vairy  gu.  and  arg.  with  or  over  all 

a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second.     Peverell. 
Barry  of  seven  vert  aud  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az. 

Bagnall. 
Barry   of   eight  arg.    and    az.    over   all   a    lion 

ramp.   gu.  crowned   or.       Marsh,  Middlesex. 

Washotjs. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

Sa.       ESTOTTEVILLE. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.  crowned  or.     Egmanton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Barry  of  eight   az.   and   gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 

Fitz-Wakelin.    Walkelyn,  F*. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and   gu.  a  lion   ramp.   arg. 

Jackson,  Lochhouse,  Scotland. 
Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Stratford. 
Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  ducally 

crowned  per  pale   of  the   second   and   third. 

Brandon. 
Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.  crowned  or.  Wassthose,F.  Wasthose,F*. 

Wasthouse. 
Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Cocker,  Croft,  co.  Lincoln. 
Barry  of  nine  az.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

erm.    Walkelyn,  V. 
Barry  of  ten   arg.  and  az.   a    lion    ramp.    gu. 

Guyling,  V*.    Hawling,  V*.     Jackson,  Scot- 
land.     Henry  de  Luconburg,  D.      Lusignan 

(Cyprus),  Z,  407.      Stratford,  Farmcott  or 

Farnscott,    Guyling   or   Nether   Guiting,   and 

Hayling  or  Hawling,  co.  Gloucester,  1623,  W. 

Stratford,  Earl  of  Aldborough.      Stratford, 

Nuneaton,  co.  Warwick. 
Barry  often  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  holding 

a  battleaxe  or.     Alexander,  Dover,  Kent. 
Barry  wavy  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Elton  alias  Serborne,co. Hereford.    Seborne, 

co.  Hereford. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  ducally 

crowned  of  the  second.      Charles  Brandon, 

Duke  of  Suffolk,  V. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  ducally 

crowned  per  pale   of  the    first    and    second. 

Brandon,  Suffolk.    Brandon,  Duke  of  Suffolk, 

Z,  536. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

Robert  de   Estotevile,  A.       Ostotevill  or 

OSTOTENVYLL. 

Barry  often  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp  or. 

Cocher.    Cocker,  co.  Chester,  W. 
Barry  often  or  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

Stratford,  Coventry. 
Barry   of  eleven  arg.   and   gu.  over   all   a  lion 

ramp,  crowned  and  sustaining  a  battleaxe  or. 

Alexander. 


BEAST.  LION.   ..cont. 

Barry  of  eleven  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

or.     Cocker,  Crompton,  co.  Leicester. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
gu.       Ciprus.        Sir    Payne    Delamarch,    V. 

Delamarche. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

Brandon. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.     Sir  Robert  Estotevile,  temp.  Edward  I, 

Essex,  V.    Estotvile. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  sa.    a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Chansey. 
Barry  of  twelve  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Sir 

Geffrey  Liseuian,  F. 
Barry  of  twelve  or  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.     Stutvile,  Essex. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

over  all  a  bendlet  or.     Henry  Pirpund,  E. 
Barry  of  sixteen  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a 

baston  or.     H.  Perpund,  F. 
Barry  of  twenty-one  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion 

ramp.  sa.     Robert  Destotvile,  A,  Harl.MS. 

6137. 
Barry  of  twenty-two  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Thomas  de  Chansi,  G. 
Barry  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Lemarch. 

Namall. 
Barry  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  of  the  se- 
cond.    Malefont. 
Barry  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Robert  le 

Stotevile,  le  Normand,  B.     Sire  Robert  de 

Estotevile,  N.    Robert  de  Stutteville,  0. 
Barry  arg.  and  gu.over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned 

or.     Washer,  Lyneham,  near  Chudleigh,   co. 

Devon  ;  and  Sunbridge,  Kent. 
Barry  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Ronordy 

or  Ronorby. 
Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Ennys. 
Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Yonge, 

London. 
Bendy  of  six  az.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Endas  or  Eneas. 
Bendy  of  six  or  and  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

Donynge,  Chichester,  temp.  Henry  VII. 
Bendy  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gu.     Cutler,  Ipswich,  Suffolk,  confirmed  21 

July,  1612. 
Bendy  of  seven  or  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

gu.     Cdtler,  Chantry,  Suffolk. 
Bendy  sinister  of  eight  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.     Dunyng,  Rye,  Sussex. 
Bendy  sinister  of  fourteen  or  and  purp.  over  all  a 

lion  ramp.  sa.     Dunning,  Lord  Ashburton. 
Bendy    sinister    or    and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

Donning. 

Chequy and  ....  a  lion  ramp Hoey. 

Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  or.     Shergold. 
Chequy   or   and   arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

Lyon's  Inn,  London. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     M.  John  de 

Armenters,  D. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.      Hoy,  Mi- 

danbury,  co.  Hants,  Sheriff  of  London,  1812-13. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.     Skarlet. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  (another  ramp. 

guard.)  of  the  first.     Pocock. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  erm.  and 

sa.     Skarlett,  V. 
Chevronelly  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  over  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.     Winthorp,  Groton,  Suffolk. 
Chevronelly  of  seven  or  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion 

ramp,  of  the  last.     Hasard,  Syngleton,  Essex, 


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BEAST.  LION....cont. 

temp.  Edward  III.  Hashlard,F*.  Singleton, 
Essex,  temp.  Edward  III.  Sir  Hasbard  de 
Singleton,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  F. 

Erra.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Elidyr  ap  Rhys  Sais, 
living  1050.  Robert  Creighton,  Bishop  of 
Bath,  etc.,  1670-72.  Ciuchton,  Innerneity, 
Scotland.  Deckas,  Knyton.  Eaton  Eaten  or 
Eton.  Eyton,  Eyton,  co.  Denbigh.  Eyton, 
Gaddesby,  co.  Leicester  and  co.  Northampton  ; 
granted  1577.  Hardness,  Kent.  Lewis,  Gal- 
thorpe.  Libby,  Stoke  Prior  and  Bromsgrove, 
co.  Worcester.  Sir  John  deLYLLE,  F.  MEDDor, 
Meddop  Hall,  co.  York.  Medehope,  Y. 
Medehop,  Trenant,  Cornwall.  M.  James  le 
Pykering,  S.  Pickering,  Threlkeld,  Cumber- 
land.   Sutton,  Sutton. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  or.  Mithorpe. 
Mydhope,  co.  York.  Pickering,  Thorpe's 
Lodge,  co.  York.  Thomas  Pikeringe,  Y.  Sir 
John  Pikering,  Thirkeld,  F.  Pickering,  Win- 
derwath,  Westmoreland;  Gretton;  and  (temp. 
Elizabeth)  Tichmarsh,co.  Northampton;  quar- 
tering Lascells.  Pickering,  Paxton,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon. Pickering, F*.  Sir  Henry  Pickering, 
Whaddon,  co.  Cambridge,  1048;  Baronetcy 
2  January,  1060-1.  ADd  with  a  cresoent  on  a 
crescent  for  diff.  Pickering,  Tablehurst  and 
East  Grinstead,  Sussex. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  ducally  crowned  or. 
Pickering,  Hartford,  co.  Chester. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  or.  armed  gu. 
Pickering,  Old  Lodge  and  Clapham,  Surrey  ; 
quartering  Umfreville,  Meres,  and  Weld. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  and  langued  or. 
Pickering. 

Erm.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  Drew,  South  Broom,  co. 
Wilts.  Drew,  V.  Humphry  Ellis,  Kent; 
(/ranted  by  Cooke,  W.  Legat,  V.  Leger. 
Simon   de    Segre,  E.  Simon    Segre,   Y. 

Segrey. 

Erm.  a  lion   pass.   gu.   crowned    or.     Secretye 

SEGRETTYOrSEGRETY.    SEGIRTI,F*.    SeGRITI,F. 

Erm.  a  lion  pass,  tail  coward  gu.     Ellis,  co. 

Flint. 
Erm.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  coward  gu.      Ednvfed 

ap    Cynvrig     ap     Rhiwallon,     living     1073. 

Broughton,    Broughton.  Ellis,    Alhray. 

Powell,  Alrhay. 
Erm.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Stock,  Ireland. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Brerehouse,  Norfolk. 

Estengrave.    Joan  de  Estengreve,  E.      Sire 

John  de  Estengreve,  J.    John  Estengreve, 

Y.     Griffeth.     Jennence  or  Jennins,  Bos- 

mangan,  Cornwall,  and  co.  Salop.    Jennings, 

Harlington,   co.   Bedford ;    Cornwall ;  and   co. 

Salop.       Legat,  Essex,   Kent,   and    Norfolk. 

Legett.      Thomas  Logat,  F.      Stangrave,  V. 

Thorp,  Gateshead.     Turbervile,  Whitchurch, 

co.  Devon.     Woorley  or  Worley. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa.  bezanty. 

Bryan,  co.  Chester  and  Cornwall. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a   chevron    or. 

Robert  de  Hardres,  A. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or.     Fanhope,  co. 

Devon.    Hertington.     Patishall.      Monsire 

de    Pateshill,    Y.         John    Pateshull,    Y. 

Turbervile,  Beere,co. Dorset.    Turbervill,F. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  armed  and 

langued  az.    James  Turberville,  Bishop  of 

Exeter,  1555-9. 
Erm.   a  lion  ramp.   gu.  tail  forked.       Brewse, 

Norfolk,  temp.  Edward  III. 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  and  nowed  gu. 
Bruss,  V*. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  renowed  gu. 
Sir  Richard  de  Breouse,  N. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  double  nowed 
gu.  Brewes,  V.  Sir  Richard  Brus,  Norfolk, 
temp.  Edward  III,  F. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  guard. gu.  crowned  or.  Woorley 
or  Worley,  Dodington,  Kent. 

Erm.    a   lion    ramp,    reguard.    gu.  Oxman, 

Rutland. 

Erm.  a  lion  salient  gu.     Worley,  1730. 

Erm.  a  lion  salient  tail  forked  gu.  Warley  or 
Werley,  London.  Henry  Worley,  Alderman 
of  London,  F. 

Erm.  a  lion  salient  guard,  gu.  crowned  or.  Warley 
or  Werley,  London. 

Erm.  a  lion  statant  guard (?gu-)     Simon 

de  Segre,  added  in  a  later  hand,  F. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  crowned  or.  Broy. 
Broye,  F.  Panfull.  Patishall.  Payteshed, 
F. 

Erm.  a  lion  pass.  sa.    Wither. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Broughton.  Bulimore. 
Edwards,  Baron  Kensington.  Davies,  co. 
Denbigh.  Edwards,  Haverfordwest,  co.  Pem- 
broke. Hanton,  Ireland.  Baron  Jeffreys, 
Chief  Justice.  Jones,  Llwynon,  co.  Denbigh, 
derived  from  Tudor  Trevor,  Lord  of  Whitting- 
ton  ;  since  1780  Jones-Parry,  Madryn,  co.  Car- 
narvon, and  LI wy norm  ;  quartering  Parry. 
Kendrick,  London,  W.  Kenwricke  or  Kenrick, 
co.  Berks,  co.  Lancaster,  co.  Northampton,  and 
Ower,  co.  Salop.  Kenrick,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1652.  Kendrick,  Reading,  co.  Berks. 
Kenurych,  F*.  Lambe,  Troston,  Suffolk. 
Richard  Leger  Legot  or  Lazor,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London,  1345.  Pritchard,  Campston  Hall, 
co.  Monmouth ;  now  Swansea.  Roberts, 
Hafod-y-Bwch.  Cynfrig  ap  Rhiwallon,  killed 
1073.  Kenury  ap  Rywallon.  Rywallon,  F*. 
Sonlly,  Sonlly.     Stapleton. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or.  Turbervill,F*. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed,.and  langued  or. 
Edwardes,  Baron  Kensington ;  quartering 
Rich. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  vert  crowned  and  ducally 
gorged  or.  Dukes,  co.  Salop ;  quartering  arg. 
a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  gillyflowers  slipped 
and  stalked  ppr.,  with  az.  three  falcon's  heads 
erased  arg.,  arg.  three  buglehorns  stringed  sa., 
and  sa.  three  pheons  arg. 

Ermines  a  lion  pass.  gu.  Sir  Edwai'd  Drewe, 
Kyllerton,  co.  Devon,  Serjeant-at-law ;  confirmed 
1593;  from  whom  descended  Drewe,  the 
Grange,  Broadhembury,  co.  Devon ;  now  quar- 
tering Prideaux,  French,  Wynard,  Huckmore, 
Fotheray,  De  Baronia,  and  Champernon. 
Drew,  Drew's  Court,  co.  Limerick. 

Ermines  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Edwards,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon, and  co.  Salop. 

Erminois  a  lion  ramp.  az.  surmounted  by  a  fess 
gu.     Todman. 

Erminois  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Vaughan,  Nannau, 
Wengraig  and  Hengwrt,  co.  Merioneth,  Bart.; 
quartering  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  erminois ;  de- 
scended like  Vaughan,  Rug  and  Hengwrt,  co. 
Merioneth,  through  Howell,  second  son  of 
Ynyr  Vychan,  Lord  of  Nannau,  from  Cadwgan, 
Lord  of  Nannau. 

Fusily  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Gill,  co. 
Devon. 


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BEAST.  HON cont. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Cashell.  Delavache,  co. 
Buckingham.  Thomas    de      Heton,      Y. 

Hulghton.  MASSEY,Allerborough,  co. Chester; 
quartering  or  a  mullet  sa.  William  de  Merc'  or 
Mert',  F.  Mowbray,  V*.  Neale  Nele  or 
Nealle,  co. Lincoln.  Neale,  Norfolk.  O'Toole, 
Ireland.  Playter  or  Platt,  Norfolk.  Howell 
ap  Iorwerth  o  Von. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  collared  az.     Delamare. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Diepholtz 
and  part  of  Bruckhausen,Z,871.  Fitzgerold. 
Sire  Warin  del  Idle,  Baneret,  0.  L'Isle.  King- 
ston Isle,  co.  Berks.  L'Isle,  Isle  of  Wight, 
temp.  Henry  III.  Lisle,  Eamley,  co.  North- 
ampton, and  Northumberland.  Wokingdon, 
Essex. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  Delaware.  Neale, 
Norfolk.  Redesdall,  co.  Lincoln.  Ridesdale. 
Redeshall,  1730.     Riddesdall,  V. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  Sir  John 
del  Idle,  0.  Pederton,  quartering  or  crusily 
a  lion  ramp.  az. 

Gu.  crusily  or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.    De  Lisle. 

Gu.  crusily  fitchy  or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  Ge- 
rard de  Lisle,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  ducally  crowned  or. 
Lysley  or  Lisle,  Harewood,  Lyley,  Kirkheaton, 
Rothwell,  and  Warmfield,  co.  York;  Mimwood, 
co.  Hertford;  and  Pewsham,  co.  Wilts ;  quar- 
tering or  a  fess  betw.  two  chev.  sa.,  with  gu.  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  in  chief 
three  pierced  mullets  arg. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  crowned  or.  Warin 
le  Fitz-Gerald,  B.  Fitz-Gerold.  Gerard. 
Gerard  de  Lile,  A,  Harl.MS.61'37.  M.  Gerard 
de  Lisle,  D.  Sir  Waryn  de  Lisle,  L,  V.  Sir 
John  (alii  Gerard)  de  Lisle,  L.  Sir  Waryn 
del  Yle,  N.  Sir  John  de  Lisle,  R.  Le  Sb.  de 
le  Lisle,  S.  Gerrard  de  L'Isle,  Y.  Lisle, 
Brackley,  co.  Northampton ;  and  Felton,  co. 
Northumberland.     Gerard,  Lord  Lisle,  .£,  448. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  crowned  or. 
Sire  Gerard  del  Yle,  N. 

Gu.  crusily  or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  crowned 
gold.     Sire  Robert  del  Yle,  N. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  crowned  with  an  an- 
tique crown  or  and  girt  round  the  waist  with 
an  annulet  of  the  last.  Ogllvy  or  Ogilvie, 
England. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Atwood.  Augustinian 
Hospital  at  Burton-Lazer,  co.  Leicester,  im- 
paling arg.  a  cross  gu.  Corbet.  Duras.  De 
Duras.  Ellis,  Plas  Yolyn.  Everingham. 
Randolf  Gernons,  fourth  Earl  of  Chester,  X, 
(another  the  tail  "  estroict"),  Y.  Gilchrist, 
Earl  of  Galloway.  Gernet.  Gervles  or 
Garvies,  Pratling  Magna,  co.  Leicester.  Hum- 
phrey Humphreys,  Bishop  of  Bangor,  1C89 ; 
Hereford,  1710-12.  Kiffin,  Essex.  Conte  de 
Leycestbe.G.  Lycke, London.  Mackmorough, 
Ireland,  V.  Mackemore.  Mandeville. 
Marchweithian.  Markoe.  Ingram  del  Mere, 
C.  M.  Simon  de  Mountford,  D.  Moubray. 
Sir  John  de  Mowbray,  L.  MowBRAY,'.Earl  of 
Northumberland.  Sire  Johan  Moubray,  N. 
SireJohande  Moubray,  J.  Sir  John  Mowbray, 
M.  Robert  de  Muwbray,  F.  Roger  Moubray, 
P,  Y.  Moubray  or  Mubray,  Barnbugle,  Scot- 
laud.  RogerdeMouBREY,4,C,  orMuMBREY,  A, 
or  Moubray,  B,  or  Mowbray,  E,  G.  Mowbray, 
quartered  by  Howard,  Duke  of  Norfolk,  U. 
Mousire  de  Mowbray,  Y.    Mowbray,  Lord  of 


BEAST.  HON cont. 

Axholme,P".  Mowbray,  Duke  of  Norfolk,  Lord 
of  Axholme,  Z,  110,  205,  208,  quartered  by 
Howard,  Z,  35S,496.  Nottingham.  LeCounte 
Patriz,  C.  Price,  Foxley,  co.  Hereford, 
Bart.  Price,  co.  Denbigh.  Price,  Rhiwlas. 
Price,  Spring  Grove,  Richmond,  Surrey,  Bart. 
Ranulph.  Salisbury,    co.     Northampton. 

Wallace,  Craigie,  Scotland,  quartering  Lindsay. 
Dunlop  Wallace,  Craigie,  co.  Ayr,  Bart.  Sir 
William  Wastney,  I.  Roger  le  Ware,  A. 
Wallace,  Wallace-Craig,  Scotland.  Warren, 
London,  and  Shepperton,  Middlesex ;  quarter- 
ing or  a  grenade  sa.  fired  ppr.  over  all  a  fess 
countercompony  gold  and  az.     Wynne,  Voelas. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  label  of  three  points  az. 
Mowbray,  co.  York. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  with  a  mullet  for  diff. 
Wallace,  Ingliston,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  mullet 
of  the  second.  Wallace,  Bergen  ;  quartering 
gu.  a  fess  chequy  arg.  and  az.  all  within  a  bor- 
dure  engr.  or. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  two  bars  sa. 
Salcliffe,  co.  York.     Wallace. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  of  the  second. 
Churchill,  quartered  by  Mohun. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  az.  Tylliot 
or  Tillot,  East  Bardsale,  Suffolk,  and  co.York. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.arg.  and  bendlet  az.   Tyllioll,  J7*. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  and  dexter  baston  az.  Piers 
Tllyoll,  X,  or  Tllioll,  Y.  Sir  Robert  Tillyolf, 
M,  or  Tyllol,  N,  or  Tyllioll,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  rump.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  compony  of 
the  second  and  az.     Walter  de  Wessington,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  erm. 
Falcron. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  erm. 
Filchett. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  dexter  baston  sa.  William 
de  Ware,  G. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  Sir  Phillip 
de  Mowbray  of  Scotland,  M. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  vair.  Aston, 
Enfield,  Middlesex.    Aston,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  second.  Robert  de 
Oldefelde,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
crosses  potent  fitchy  of  the  second.   Ouldfeild, 

V*.      OULDFIELD. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  sa. 
three   crosses    potent    fitchy   of    the   second. 

OULDFEILD,  W. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  two  hendlets  or. 
Playstow. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  and  two  bendlets  or  the  up- 
permost under  the  lower  over  him.  Playstowe, 
V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  on  a  chev.  or  three 
escallops  sa.    Schneider. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  fess  voided  sa. 
Wallace. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  crosier  or.    Bayen. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  crosier  in  bend 
sinister  or.  Bayen.  Odo,  Bishop  of  Bayeux, 
Earl  of  Gloucester  (half-brother  of  William  I). 
Cistercian  Abbey  at  Byland,  co.  York.  Odin, 
Kent.     Odin,  Boston,  Pennsylvania. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  the  dexter  paw  a  crescent 
of  the  second.     Salisbury. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  holding. in  the  dexter  paw  a  pen 
arg.     Grey. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a 

sword  erect  arg.     Bergaigne,  10  Feb.  1631. 
Gu.  a  dragon  or  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  combatant. 

Danncey,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  arg,  supporting  a  wivern  erect 

vert.   Danncey  or  Dauntesey,  West  Lavington, 

co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  setny   of   annulets    or   a    lion    ramp.   arg. 

Long. 
Gu.  billety  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg.      Sire  Johan  de 

Creppinge,  N.       Grammer,  London   and  co. 

Warwick.     William  Gramary,  Y. 
Gu.   crusily   botony   a  lion   ramp.   arg.     Henry 

Gramary,  Y. 
Gu.  semy  of  crosses  botony  fitchy  and   a  Hon 

ramp.  arg.    Delawarr.    Laware  or  Lawarre. 

Warre.    Johan  de  la  Ware,  G. 
Gu.   crusily   and   a  lion  ramp.   arg.       Dalton; 

quartering  Bright ;    Monument  of  Lady  John 

Murray,ob.  1765,  in  Sheffield  Church.    Lawarre. 

Hantvill.       Hauterill.       Kinardesley,    co. 

Salop.      Penleaze,  High  Cliff,  Christchurch, 

co.  Hants.      Joan  de  la  Warre,  E,  L.       Sire 

Johan  de  la  Ware,  N.       John   la  Ware,  Y. 

Roger  de  la  Ware,  K.     Roger  La  Ware,  A. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  label  az.     Sir 

John  de  la  Warre,  L. 
Gu.  crusily  fitchy  a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Delawarr, 

co.  Gloucester  and  co.  Warwick.    Warre,  Chap- 

leigh,  co.  Somerset,  sometimes  charging  the 

lion  with  a  crescent  gu.    Joan  de  la  Warre,  E. 

Sir  John  la  Warre,  I.    John  de  la  Ware,  but  in 

the  margin  Robert  de  la  Wase,  Y.     Monsire 

La  Ware,  Y.      (?  John  de  la  Ware,  Bishop  of 

Llandaff  1^54-56.) 
Gu.  crusily  fitchy  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  bend  engr. 

sa.    Delawarr. 
Gu.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or  a  lion  ramp. 

arg.     Ashwy.     Foulkes. 
Gu.  crusily  fitchy  or  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over 

all  a  dexter  baston  engr.  of  the  second.     Mon- 
sire Roger  de  Weston,  Y. 
Gu.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Sire 

Johan  Deywille,  N.     Sire  John  de  Euyle,  0. 

Poole. 
Gu.  semy  of  5-foils  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Grace, 

London. 
Gu.    semy  of    acorns    or    a   lion    ramp.    arg. 

Atwood.     Chenduit.     Pengelley,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  semy  of   mullets   and   a   lion  ramp.    arg. 

Lister. 
Gu.  semy  of  nails  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg.    Bryn. 
Gu.  goutty  ....  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  thrust  through 

with  two  swords  in  saltire  hilts  downwards  ppr. 

Walters. 
Gu.   goutty   d'or  a  lion  ramp.   arg.      John  de 

Crepinge,  G. 
Gu.  bezanty   a  lion   ramp.   arg.       Monsire    de 

Hewick,   Y.      Hewikes.      Nichol  Hewik,  Y. 

Maltham  Ratcliff,  Y. 
Gu.  semy  of  ogresses  a  lion  ramp.  arg.    Clifton. 
Gu.    a    lion    ramp.    arg.    armed    az.      Astley. 

Marchweithian,  Lord  of  Is-aled,  from  whom 

descended  besides  Tudor  ap  Robert  Fychan, 

Berain ;    (the   heiress  m.   Salisbury,   Clough, 

Wynne,  and  Thelwall);  Price,  Boch-y-raiadr; 

Wynn,Llangynhafal ;  Panton,  Colesbill  Manor; 

Parry,  Tywysog  and   Pistill ;    Price,  Rhiwlas, 

Pant  Glas,  Giler,  and  Voelas. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed    and   langued  az. 


Mowbray. 
Merioneth. 


Price,  Rhiwlas,   and   Gilir,   eo. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Gn.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Wynne,  Voelas,co. Denbigh  ;  the  heiress  m. Finch. 

Gu.  a  tricorporated  lion  issuing  out  of  three 
points  of  the  escucheon  all  meeting  under  one 
head  in  less  arg.  armed  and  langued  az. 
Edmond. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  az.     Durneys. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  of  the  field. 
Boxworth. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  az.     Marnham. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Clifton. 
Clisson.  Fourches.  Furches.  Grey. 
Hallewton.  Hallington  or  Hallowton.  Sir 
Thomas  de  Halweton,  R.  Hambly.  Haward 
or  Hawerd.  Hayward  or  Heyward,  of  the 
North.  Howel  ap  Ieva.  Morgan,  Mellhouse, 
co.  Durham;  Visitation,  1615.  Musard,  co. 
Devon.  Paslew,  co.  York.  Wakindon,  V*. 
Pershall.  Sir ... .  Wakyndon,  V.  Wayseter. 
Weysandon.  Wifrenton.  Michael  Wisringdon, 
corrected  in  the  margin  to  NicholasWoKiNGDON, 
L.        Sir     Nicholas     Wylfringdon     or     de 

WlFRINGDONE,L.     WOKINGDON,  Essex.     Nichol 

de  Wokendene,  G.    Sir  Nicholas  Woexngdon, 
L,   or    De   Wokingdone,    N.        Monsire    de 

WOKINGDON,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or.  Haward 
Hayward  or  Heyward,  Brocton,  co.  Salop. 
Woryndon. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  over  all  a  bend- 
let  sa.    Wickenden. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  holding 
in  each  forefoot  a  bezant.     Brinkhurst. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  and  langued  or. 
Salway. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  enraged  az.  Mowbray, 
Duke  of  Norfolk. 

Gu.  semy  of  acorns  slipped  or  a  lion  ....  tail 
coward  arg.     Cheyndute. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  erect  arg.  Randolph  de 
Gernoniis  (?  son  of  Randolph  de  Meschines) 
fourth  Earl  of  Chester;  m.  Maud,  daughter  of 
Robert,  Consul  of  Gloucester,  son  of  Henry  I. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  Brinton.  Tho- 
mas de  Brinton,  Bishop  of  Rochester,  1373-89. 
Brynton,  V.  Le  Conte  de  Leister,  B,  or 
Leycestre,  N.  Moundford.  Conte  de 
Mounford,  F.  Simon  Montfort,  Conte  de 
Leicestre,F;Z,87.  Montfort,  Earl  of  Leicester, 
temp.  John.  Simon  Montfort,  Earl  of  Lei- 
cester, temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Wauter  Payne 
or  Payveley  or  Payveli  ;  quartering  az.  a  cross 
flory  or,  X,  Y.  M.  John  Attewode,  S.  Wood. 
And  with  a  label  arg.    Philip  de  Mountfort,  C. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  arg.  Atwood, 
Broughton,  co.  Salop.  Atwood.  V*.  Bohemia, 
Harl.MS.(>$29,foAQ.  Brynton.F*.  Montford, 
co.Leicester.  STOKES,Tetherton Locas,co. Wilts. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  arg. 
Adwood.    Atwood,  V.    Bohemia,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  double  nowed 
arg.  Simon  de  Montfort,  fifth  and  sixth  Earl 
of  Leicester,  through  Allicia  de  Bellomont. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  armed  az. 
Hamlet  Smethwick,  released  all  right  in  this 
coat  to  John  Atwood,  Worcester,  as  having 
properly  belonged  to  Sir  John  Atwood  (Pat.  6 
Henry  VI),  Ashmolean  MS.  835,  fo.  365. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  armed  or  over 
all  abend  (another  a  fess)  az.     Ellis. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  langued  az. 
Elles  or  Ellis. 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  crowned  or. 
Bohemia,  Z,  194.  Luxembourg,  as  quartered 
by  Anne  of  Austria,  daughter  of  the  King  of 
the  Romans  aud  Bohemia. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  Atwood.  John  de 
la  Maee,  Y.  Marnay,  Cornwall.  Marney, 
Cornwall.  Marney,  Norfolk.  Marny,  V*. 
M.  Robert  Marny,  S.  Sir  Henry  Marney,  V. 
Saint  Marney,  1730.  Meschines,  Earl  of 
Chester.  Wood.  And  with  due  din".  Marney, 
Essex. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  a  label  of  three 
points  or.     M.  William  Marny,  S. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  with  one  head  and  two 
bodies  arg.     Kellum  or  Kellam. 

Gu.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard, 
arg.     Astley.     Asteley,  V. 

Gu.  semy-de-lis  and  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg. 
Dewill,  co.  Hertford. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  armed  of  the  field. 
Astley. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  crowned  or.  Denle.F, 
or  Deiley.  Deyley.  Fitz-Gerard,  co.  Lan- 
caster. Heywarde,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 
1570. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  arg..  Gay.  Cadogan, 
EarlCadogan.  Lloyd.  Loyd.  Robert  Morgan, 
Bishop  of  Bangor,  1C66-73. 

Gu.  a  lion  "  rampant  sautant  embelif  d'argent." 
Robert  de  Mere,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  arg.  Dewllle.  Salisbury,  1730. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  arg.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  cres- 
cent (?  for  diff.).  Thomas  Salisbury,  co.  Nor- 
thampton, V. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  arg.  crowned  or.     Wolingdon. 

Gu.  a  lion  sejant  on  a  chair  and  holding  in  the 
paws  a  battleaxe  arg.     Alexander. 

Gu.  a  lion  stataut  arg.  crowned  or.  Gerard 
Lyle,  A. 

Gu.   a    lion    ramp,    harry    of    six    or    and    az. 

WOKINGDON,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  harry  of  seven  (another  of  eight) 
arg.  and  sa.  Hospital  called  Elsing  Spital, 
Hospital  or  Priory  the  Virgin  for  Canons  Re- 
gular, near  Cripplegate,  London,  and  now  Sion 
College. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  Desney. 
Wokingdon,  Essex. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  harry  of  ten  or  and  az.  Desney, 
V.    Wokingdon,  Essex. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  barry  arg.  and  az.    Sire  Thomas 

de  WoKINGDONE,^. 

Gu.   a  lion   ramp,    barry   or  and   az.      Disney. 

Wokingdon,  V*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  bendy  wavy  of  eight  arg.  and  az. 

Harowden,  V. 
Gu.      a      lion     ramp,     chequy     arg.     and      sa. 

Blackborne. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  chequy  erm.  and  sa.  ducally 

crowned  or.     Blackburn. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  chequy  or  and  az.     Dernestode 

or  Dernford.     Dornford. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass.  erm.     Nereford,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  erm.   Astley,  V*.    Brins, 

V.    Robert  Brywys,  F. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  in  chief  erm.     Brynse. 
Gu.   a  lion  ramp.   erm.      Atwood.       Sir   John 

Basford.E.  Berford.   Bradford.  Brampton. 

Mereford  or  Meriford,  London.     Nereford 

or  Nerford,  temp.  Edward  III.     Neirford  or 

Neerford,  Norfolk.      William  Neureford,  A, 

or  de  Nereford,  A,  Harl.  MS.  G137  ;  and  E,  F, 


BEAST.  HON....  cont. 

or  de  Neirford,  N.  William  Neirford  or  de 
Neirforde,  Y.  Monsire  de  Nerford,  Y. 
Neyrford,  temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Sir  William 
Nerford,  V.  Norford,  V*.  Noweford 
or  Neirford.  Oldehall.  Sir  Raufe  de 
Sherlingham,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  over  all  a  chev.  or. 
Hardres,  Kent,  V. 

Gu.  flory  or  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  Marks,  Salisbury, 
and  Steeple-Ashton,  co.  Wilts. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  gorged  with  a  collar  gemel 
az.  therefrom  pendent  an  escucheon  of  the 
last  charged  with  a  mullet  arg.  Pownall, 
Pownall,  co.  Chester,  and  Liverpool. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  or.  Sir  John 
Hamelyn,  L,  0 ;  or  Hamlyn,  L.  Sir  Johan  de 
Hamelyn,  N.  Sire  John  Hamlyn,  co.  Leicester, 
temp.  Edward  III,  V.     Hamelyn,  V*. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  with  an  antique 
crown  or.     Hamlin. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  ducally  crowned  or. 
Hamelyne  or  Hamelin,  co.  Buckingham. 
Hamlin  or  Hamelyne,  co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  erm.  Adam  de 
Brinton,  F;  or  Brintone,  E.  Neirford  or 
Neerford,  Norfolk.  Sparshall.  Stokes, 
co.  Berks.     Stokes,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  erm.  Brampton, 
Norfolk      and     Suffolk.  Nerford,   V*. 

Sparcolle,  V*. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  tail  forked  over  all  a  chev. 
or.    Hardres,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  erm. 
Nerford,  V.    Sir  John  de  Sparsolle,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  renowed  erm. 
Nerford,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  erminois.  Stote,  Jesmond, 
Northumberland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  salient  erminois.     Bulmer. 

Gu.  a  lion  couchant  or.     Eilworth. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Hugh  le  Bigot,  B.  Hugh 
Bigot,  C.    Valence  or  Valomes. 

Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Sir  Amias 
Brett,  the  son,  Q. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Aquitaine,  Z,  2. 
Guyen,  Z,  487;  said  to  have  been  added  in  the 
arms  of  England  on  the  marriage  of  Eleanor 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  fifth  duke  withHenry 
II.    Barnard.    Brett.    Le  Brett.    Waines. 

Gu.  crusily  arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Asteley, 
V.    Astley.     Monsire  Gerard  de  Lisley,  Y. 

Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  langued  az. 
Sir  Amias  Brett,  the  son,  Q. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  crowned  arg.  L'isle, 
Rugemont,  co.  Bedford,  temp.  Henry  III. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  crowned  or.    Gerard. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  or.     Brett  or  Bret. 

Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  reguai'd.  or.     Brett. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Albynetto.  Efnydd  ap 
Gwenllian,  quartering  Rhys  ap  Marchen. 
D' Albany,  Earl  of  Arundel,  V.  Le  Conte 
d'AnuNDELL,  B,  Y ;  or  Arundel  or  Arendel, 
E.  Conte  de  Arendel,  G.  Richard,  Earl  of 
Arundel,  K,  or  Arondell,  Q.  Le  Conte 
d'ARONDELL  et  de  Warren,  quartering  Warren, 
S.  Le  Counte  de  Arundel,  N,  P.  Earl  of 
Arundel.  Thomas  Arundel  alias  Fitz-Alan, 
Bishop  of  Ely  1374,  Archbishop  of  York  1388, 
and  Canterbury  1396-1414;  quartering  chequy 
or  and  az.,  Maidstone  church,  and  this  quarterly 
coat,  with  over  all  a  surcoat  arg.,  Radulphus  de 
Arundel,  Lansdownc  MS.  872.    Beler,  Mentry. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Berewashe.  Meredith  np  Bleddyn.  Boleeec. 
Borne.  Bromwich.  DAlbany.  Daulbeny 
or  Dawbeny.  John  de  Eston,  added  in  a 
later  hand  in  F.  De  Meschines.  F  aileron. 
Fitchett.  John  le  Fitz-Allen,  A  ;  or  Frrz- 
Alain,  A,  B.  Sir  Richard  Fitz-Alain,  Counte 
de  Arundell,  //.  Fitz-  Allan,  quartered  by  Lord 
Willoughhy,  U.  Fitz-Alan,  Earl  of  Arundel, 
Z,  111,  225.  Forth.  Grey.  Ivey,  Exeter. 
Lincolne.  Le  St.  Matrevers,  quartering  sa.  a 
fretor,T.  Meredith.  NoRTHMORE,co.Somerset, 
and  Cleve,  co.  Devon.  O'Kerney,  Ireland.  M. 
Robert  de  Passele,  S.  Price,  co.  Denbigh. 
Pryce.  Stanton.  Wallace,  Craigie,  quarter- 
ing Lindsay.  Wallace,  Helrnston,  quartering 
gu.  a  fesse  chequy  arg.  and  az.  Wallace, 
Ellerslie,  Neilstounside,  Cairnhill,  and  Kelly. 

Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Brett. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
Herbert  de  Borgheise,/4.  Berth. Burgherse, 
A,Harl.MS.,  6137. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  label  of  six  points  az. 
Johan  de  Muchegros,  G. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  three  bars  az. 
Desney.    Disney. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  bend  arg.  Fychet,  Spax- 
ton,  co.  Somerset. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  baton  in  bend  erm.  Fichet 
or  Fitchet,  co.  Somerset. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp  or  over  all  a  bend  erm.  Falcon, 
V*.    Falcron,  V.    Fichet,  V.     Halton,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  a  bendlet  erm.  (The 
ancient  arms  of)  Malet. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  a  bend  vair.  Aston, 
co.  Gloucester.  Sire  Richard  de  Astone,  N. 
Skyrmester  or  Skkymsher,  co.  Nottingham 
and  co.  Stafford. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  bend  vert.  Askewe.  Sire 
Richard  Aston,  co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Edward 
III,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  bend  arg.  three 
crosses  flory  sa.  John  Gybon,  D.C.L.,  V. 
Payne  alias  Gybon,  confirmed  24  Nov.  1570. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  bend  arg.  three 
crosses  formy  sa.  Gybons  or  Gibbons,  co. 
Glamorgan;  Ditley,  co.  Oxford ;  and  Newhall, 
co.  Warwick.     Gibon.     Payne. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  (?  arg.)  surmounted  with  a 
crosier  in  bend  sinister  or.  Cistercian  Abbey  at 
Belleland  Begeland  or  Byland,  co.  York. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  a  long  cross  or  pil- 
grim's crutch  in  bend  sinister  of  the  last. 
Augustinian  Priory  at  Newburgh,  co.  York. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  bend  arg.  a 
torteau  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  patty  fitchy 
sa.     Gibbons,  Stanwell  Place,  Middlesex,  Bart. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  in  the  dexter  paw  a  battleaxe 
arg.    Sansun. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  holding  an  Irish  axe  or. 
Norway,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  a  battleaxe  sa. 
Norway,  Harl.  MS.  6829,  fo.  46. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  supporting  a  staff  raguly  of 
the  last.    Forth. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  in  the  dexter  paw  a  cutlass 
arg.  hilted  of  the  second.    Durand. 

Gu.  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Anthony. 
Bolmer.  Sir  Rauff  deBuLMER,  Jf,orBoLMERE, 
N.  M.  Rauf  Bulmer,  S.  John  Bolmer,  Bul- 
mer,  Y.  Bulmer  or  Bullmer,  Essex,  and  co. 
York.  Bulmer,  Wylton.  Augustinian  Priory 
at  Marton,  co.  York. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Gu.  billety  and  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  label  of  three 
points  compony  vert  and  az.      Blaumester,  V. 

Blamnoster. 
Gu.  crusily  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Joan  d'ELSTONE 

or  D'Estone,  E.    Hoburne. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.   Capell.   Corbet. 

Hopton,  Hopton,  co.  Hereford.    Wat  Hopeton, 

E,  or  De  Hopton,  F.      Knell,  co.  Oxford  and 

co.  Gloucester.       Sire  Wauter  de  Optone,  N. 

Oxton. 
Gu.  crusily  fitchy  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.     Knell. 

Knill,  co.  Hereford.     Knyll,  co.  Hereford. 
Gu.  replenished  with  estoiles  and  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Seyley. 
Gu.  semy  de  lis  arg.  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Davall. 

London, 1650. 
Gu.  semy  de  lis  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Marks, 

Steeple- A  shton. 
Gu.   goutty  and  a  lion   ramp.  or.        Johan  de 

Bolmere,  G. 
Gu.  a  lion   ramp,  or   armed    and    langued    az. 

Arundell.      Albini    of    Arundell,    surnamed 

Pincerna,  extinct  temp.  Henry  III. 
Gu.alionramp.  or  armed  and  langued  az.  holding 

in  the  dexter  paw  a  scimitar  arg.     Scrymgeor, 

Dundee ;  created  Viscount  Duddop  and  Lord 

Scrymzeor,  15  Nov.  1641. 
Gu.  a  Incorporated  lion  issuing  out  of  the  three 

corners  of  the  escucheon  all  meeting  under  one 

head  in  the  fess  point  or  armed  and  langued 

az.   Edmond  Plantagenet  (Crouchback),Earl 

of  Lancaster,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Gu.  crusily  fitchy  a  lion  ramp,  or   armed   and 

langued  az.     Le  S.  la  Warre,  S. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  collared  arg.     Benyngton, 

Benyngton,  co  Lincoln. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  collai-ed  of  the  field.     Sir 

William  Boxworth,  co.  Cambridge  and  Suffolk, 

temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.   a  lion  ramp,   or  crowned  arg.    Hall,  V. 

Haye,  V*.     Heyward,  co.  Salop. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  az.     Degremont. 

DlSGREMOND.      EgCENON.       HaLL. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or.  Aigremont.  Hall. 
Furtho,  Furtho,  co.  Northampton.  Woktngdon. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or  holding  in  the  paws 
a  battleaxe  arg.     Norway,  Z,  276,  554. 

Gu.  a  lion  rampant  crowned  or  holding  a  Danish 
battleaxe  arg.  handled  of  the  second.   Sweden. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  enraged  az.  Fttz-Alan, 
Arundel,  Sussex. ;  and  Clun,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or.  Barewashe,  Kent. 
Brinton.  Sir  Berth,  de  Borways,  0.  Bartho- 
lomew Burwashe,  Q,  or  Bourgheyche  and 
Borewache,  S.  Burghershe,  F*.  Burgersh 
or  Burwash.  Burghersh,  Z,  383.  Sire  Bar- 
tilmeu  de  Borouash,  N,  or  Burhesse,  Y.  John 
Bourghershe,  F.  Sir  Stephen  Burwash,  L. 
Havering  (in  Wrightwell  Church,  Suffolk). 
Stoakes,  Artleborough,  co.  Northampton,  1630. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  a  label  of  three 
points  az.     Burwash,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  or.  Burghersh, 
Norfolk,  and  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  or  over  all  a 
bend  az.    Burewash,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  over  all  a  bend  sa. 
Ware. 

Gu.  a  lion  ....  tail  forked  or  armed  az. 
Borewashe,  Ireland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  crowned  az. 
Comberton. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Gu.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  fitchy  and  a  lion  ramp. 

or  crowned  and  langued  az.     Knell. 
Gu.    a    lion    ramp,    guard,    or.         Corbet,   V. 

Everingham.     Trinitarian  or  Maturin  Priory 

at     Hounslow,     Middlesex.         Fitz-Hamon. 

Lancaster.     Price.     Masters,  Loudon,  1730. 

Roberts,  Bow,  Middlesex. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  a  crescent  for  diff. 

Blaney,  Kinsham,  co.  Hereford. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  impaled  with  az.  three 

demi   hulks   of  ships  joined  to   the   impaled 

line  of  the  last.      Town  of  Ipswich,  Suffolk  ; 

confirmed  1561. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  over  all  a  hend  az. 

POLDEGREW  Ol-  PoLLICREW. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  holding  a  rose  arg. 
stalked  and  leaved  vert.     Waster. 

Gu.  billety  and  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or.  Augus- 
tinian  Priory  at  Marton,  co.  York. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or.  Agruall. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  collared  az.  Sir  Tho- 
mas Lancaster,  Q. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  collared  arg.  over  all 
a  (hend,  V*.)  bendlet  or  rath  era  dexter  baston 
az.    Poldegrewe,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  gorged  with  a  collar 
az.  charged  with  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  se- 
cond.    Sir  Thomas  de  Lancaster,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  crowned  arg.  Hall, 
co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  double  tailed  or.  Master, 
Willesborough,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  tail  forked  or  supporting 
betw.  the  paws  a  rose  of  the  field  stalked  and 
leaved  vert.  Master,  Kent;  and  Cirencester 
and  Knole  Park,  co.  Gloucester.  Master,  co. 
Oxford ;  granted  Dec.  1568. 

Gu.  a  lion  guard,  with  two  bodies  counter-ramp. 
or  crowned  az.  the  tails  passing  betw.  the  legs 
and  reflexed  over  the  back.  Comberton,  V. 
John  Northampton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 
1381.     Harl.  MS.  1349,  fo.  9. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  or.  Ameredith,  Mars- 
ton  and  Tamerton,  co.  Devon.  Blaney,  co. 
Hereford.  Blaney,  Esham.  Bowen,  Troedy- 
raur,  co.  Cardigan.  Fitzgerald.  Elystan 
Glodrudd,  living  970,  father  of  Cadwgan. 
Gwynne,  Garth,  co.  Brecon.  Meredith,  Hen- 
bury,  co.  Chester.  Maurice.  Morrice,  Bets- 
hanger,  Kent;  descended  from  Ethelystan 
Glodrydd, Prince  of  Ferlys;  quartering  Tudor, 
Trevor,  Cadwgan,  and  Chadwick.  Morice, 
Werrington,  co.  Devon,  with  the  same  descent: 
Baronetcy  1661;  the  heiresses  m.St.  Aubyn  and 
Molesworth.  Pryce, Newtown,  co.  Montgomery, 
with  the  same  descent ;  and  its  branches,  Pryce, 
Manariefed,  co.  Cardigan ;  Bodfach,  co.  Mont- 
gomery, and  Glan  Miheli.  Thomas,  in  Chob- 
ham  Church,  1570. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  or.  Beddoes,  Cheyney 
Longville,  co.  Salop.  Cadogan,  Earl  Cadogan, 
Lloyd,  Ludlow,  co.  Salop.  Lloyd,  Cefndyrrys, 
and  Ferney  Hall,  co.  Salop.  Morris,  co.  York. 
Powell,  Boughton-Monchensy,  Kent;  Ednop 
and  Newton,  co.  Salop;  Ewhurst,  Sussex  ;  and 
Brampton  Ralf,  co.  Somerset ;  Baronetcy  1661. 
All  quartering  arg.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
sa.  two  and  one,  as  derived  from  Elyston  Glod- 
rudd. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  or  armed  and  langued 
az.  John  Lloyd,  Bishop  of  St.  David's,  1636- 
87. 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  or.  Dlllington,  Knighton- 
George,  Isle  of  Wight ;  Visitation  1634 ;  Baro- 
netcy 1628. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  sejant  guard,  or. 
Oldes. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  bend  erm.  and  ermines. 
Timbepley,  Suffolk.  Tympebley,  Suffolk,  F. 
Tympley,  F*. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  the  head  arg.  divided  by 
a  line  indented  or  erased  from  the  body  or. 
Grace,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg.  and  or.  Grace, 
Beaconsfield,  co.  Bucks.  Grace,  Grace  Castle, 
co.  Kilkenny,  Bart.,  and  Knole  House,  Sussex; 
descended  through  Grace,  Ballylinch  Castle, 
co.  Kilkenny,  and  Shanganagh  (now  Gracefield ) , 
Queen's  County,  from  Grace,  Barons  of  Courts- 
town,  and  Lords  of  Grace's  country;  derived 
from  Raymond  Fitzwalter,  surnamed  Le  Gros; 
quartering  with  gu.  a  saltire  arg.  betw.  twelve 
croslets  or  for  the  ancient  arms  of  Grace  alias 
Windsor,  with  Butler,  and  Sheffield.  Grace, 
Mantua  House,  co.  Roscommon,  quartering 
Windsor,  Butler,  Fitzpatrick,  Walsh,  Sheffield, 
Dowell,  and  Hussey. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  crowned  or. 
Green. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  ducally 
crowned  or.  Sir  John  Grene,  Essex,  V.  And 
with  a  3-foil  vert  for  diff.  Greene,  Alderman  of 
Chester,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  or. 
Grace. 

Gu.  billety  gold  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  or  and  arg. 
William  Bulmer,  Gilsland,  co.  York,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  pale  arg.  and  or.  Dllke, 
co.  Leicester,  co.  Stafford,  and  co.  Warwick ; 
granted  10  January,  1514.     Dylkes. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  per  fess  or  and  arg. 
Trinitarian  or  Maturin  Priory  at  Hounslow, 
Middlesex. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Timperley,  Timperley 
Buckford,  and  Longumdale,  co.  Chester ; 
the  heiress  m.  Massy  ;  Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo. 
28,  43. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  vair  crowned  or.    Marney. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  vair.  Adam  de  Benergham, 
corrected  in  a  later  hand  to  Everingham,  F. 
Sir  Adam  Everingham,  I.  Sir  Adam  de 
Everingham,  M,  N,  X,  co.  York ;  temp.  Edw.  I, 
V.  John  de  Everingham,  Y.  M.  Reynold  de 
Ev'yngham,  quartering  sa.  a  bend  betw.  six 
croslets  arg.,  S.  Everyngham,  Pontefract, 
Rockley,  and  Birkin,  and  in  Arksey-with-Bent- 
ley  church,  co.York.  Marmyon,  co.  Gloucester. 
William  Marmyon,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  vair  a  dexter  baston  or.  Mon- 
sire  Thomas  de  Everingham,  F. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  vair  crowned  or.  Everingham, 
Berkinge,  and  co.  York.  Monsire  Adam 
D'Everingham,  Y.  Adam  de  Everingham,  E. 
Marmion.  Sir  William  Marmyoun,  L,  or 
Marmyon,  L,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward 
I,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  vair.  Everingham,  co.  York; 
Barton-upon-Humber,  co.  Lincoln.     Marmyon. 

Gu.  a  lion  vairy  or  and  az.     Comberton. 

Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  vert  a  lion  ramp,  guard, 
or.     Evans,  Allestree  Hall,  co.  Derby. 

Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp, 
or.  Sir  Trevor  Williams,  Langibby  Castle,  co. 
Monmouth,  Bart.,  1730. 


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81 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Roger  Williams,  Llangibby  Castle,  eo.  Mon- 
mouth; confirmed  1575;  Baronetcy  1642  ;  de- 
scended through  Rhys  Goch,  Lord  of  Ystradyw, 
co.  Brecknock,  from  Caradoc  Vreichvras;  a 
heiress  m.  Adams. 

Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Mathew,  W. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 
Mocklow,  co.  Worcester. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
or.     Matthew,  co.  Northampton. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  vert,  a  Hon  ramp,  of  the  first. 
Gill,  co.  Devon. 

Lozengy  az.  and  erm.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Welles. 

Lozengy  erm.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Welles,  London. 

Lozengy  erm.  and  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Sir  John  Welles,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 
1431,  V. 

Lozengy  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  Gill, 
Ansley,  co.  Hertford. 

Lozengy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.    Gill. 

Lozengy  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Salford. 
Sawford,  V*. 

Lozengy  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg. 
Gylle,  V*.     Gille,  London,  and  co.  Warwick. 

Lozengy  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Gill. 

Lozengy  sa.  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Welles. 

Lozengy  vert  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  John 
Welles,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1431. 

Lozengy  vert  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Sawford,  V. 

Lozengy  vert  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg. 
Gylle,  V. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  az.      Thompson,  co.  Buckingham. 

Or  a  lion  romp.  az.  Algernon,  V.  Bovnton  or 
Bonton.  Alice  of  Brabant,  second  wife  of 
King  Henry  I.  Sir  Piers  de  Breison,  L. 
Cadwgan,  Lord  of  Nannau,  co.  Merioneth, 
younger  son  of  Bleddyn  ap  Cynfyn,  King  of 
Powys ;  from  him  descended  the  early  Barons 
of  Nannau,  the  heiress  m.  Rhys  ap  Jevan,  Ba- 
ron of  Kymmer;  Nanney,  Cefn  Deuddwr,  the 
heiress  m.  Ellis  ;  Nanney,  Nannau,  and  Maes- 
y-Pandy;  Llwyd,  Cwm  Bychan  and  Caerwys; 
Vaughan,  Nannau  (Bart.),  Rug,  Hengwrt,  and 
Dolmelynllyn.  Courtney,  co.  Devon  ;  quar- 
tering arg.  three  trefoils  slipped  sa. 
Cromwell.  Le  Counte  de  Devenyschire,  N, 
i.  e.  Devonshire,  Y.  Fulton.  Gyssors.  Le 
Conte  del  Ile,  B.  Counte  Vernon  del  Ildle 
or  de  Ildle,  D.  Conte  de  Lisle,  E,  or  Lille, 
E,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  G.  Jones,  London,  and 
Clifton,  co.  Gloucester;  impaling  Creswick. 
Jones,  Trewythen.  Jones,  Pentre  Mawr,  co. 
Denbigh.  Jones,  Larkhill,  co.  Lancaster; 
quartering  gu.  a  fess  dancetty  erm.  betw.  six 
crosses  croslet  arg.  Katz,  quartering  az.  sim- 
ple, with  purp.  on  a  mount  vert  a  tree  ppr.,  and 
arg.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  fox  springing  ppr. 
The  Reverend  Ino  and  Reverend  Angarad 
Lloyd.  Richard  Lovell,  B.  Lovain,  V*.  Jo- 
celinus  Lovainensis,  V.  Lovain.  Louvain. 
Lovayne,  Brabant.  Mahon,  Ireland.  Mac 
Mahon,  Ireland.  Nanney,  Maes-y-Neuadd,  co. 
Merioneth ;  derived  through  Wynn,  Glynn,  co. 
Merioneth,  from  Osborne  Fitzgerald,  Lord  of 
Ynys-y-Maengwyn.  Percy,  V.  Le  Conte  de 
Northumberland,  Sr.  de  Lucy ;  quartering 
Lucy,  S.  Benedictine  Priory  at  St.  Bees, 
Cumberland;  quarterly  with  Lucy.     Sr.  Henry 


BEAST.  HON cont. 

de  Percy,  H,  <7,  nephew  of  Earl  Warren,  K,  N. 
Percy,  Duke  of  Northumberland ;  quartering 
Lucy,  second  and  third  grand  quarters,  Percy. 
Percy,  Earl  of  Beverley,  with  the  same  quar- 
terings.  Percy,  Baron  Prudhoe,  with  the  same 
quarterings,  and  a  crescent  for  difl%  and  Hugh 
Percy,  Bishop  of  Rochester,  1827;  Carlisle, 
1827-56,  with  the  same  diff.  Percy,  Guy's  Cliff, 
co.  Warwick,  with  the  same  quarterings,  the 
centre  point  charged  with  a  crescent  arg.  tbereon 
a  fleur-de-lis  gu.,  adding  as  second  and  third 
principal  quarters  Greatheed  and  Bertie.  M. 
Thomas  Percy,  S.  Sire  Percy,  F.  Monsire 
de  Percye,  Y.  Percy,  Lord  of  Alnwick,  Z, 
111,  235,  345,  346.  Redvers,  Earl  of  Devon. 
Richard  Ridvers,  F.  De  Ripartis,  Z,  419. 
Ridvers  or  Rivers,  Cornwall.  Baldwin  de 
Rivers,  Earl  of  Devon  and  Lord  of  the  Isle  of 
Wight,  V.  Rodney.  Roney.  Rowlands,  Ca- 
rew,  Isle  of  Anglesea.  Anian  de  Schonau,  Bi- 
shop of  St.  Asaph,  1268-93.  Sutton.  Vaughan, 
Wengraig,  Rug,  and  Dol  -  y  -  Melynllyn. 
Wandford.  Windesford.  And  with  a  crescent 
for  diff.  Percy,  Earl  of  Worcester,  ob.  1403. 

Or  on  a  mount  vert  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Jones,  co. 
Hereford,  and  Rowe,  Middlesex.  JoANES,Brim- 
sey,  co.  Somerset.    Jones,  quartered  by  Hogg. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 
Henry  Percy,  S. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Joan  de  Monhault,  E. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  bend  compony  arg.  and  gu. 
Fulton,  V*.    Sutton,  V*.     Sutton,  Essex. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  a  bendlet  compony  gu. 
and  arg.  Sr.  de  Fulton,. Holt,  V.  Sire  Johan 
de  Sutton,  Holderness,  V,  but  with  a  dexter 
baston  instead  of  the  bendlet,  0,  Y. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  a  bend  gu.  Doxey. 
Joyre.    Vessey. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  debruised  with  a  bendlet  gu. 
Dokesley.    Vescy,  V.    Vesey,  V*. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  dexter  baston  gu.  William 
Vesey  (but  Percy  in  the  margin),  Y. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  oppressed  with  two  bendlets 
gu.    Brusell. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  over  all  on  a  fess  gu.  three 
martlets  arg.  Damend,  V*.  Damenor. 
Sir  Gerard  Damener,  V.    Damner. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  fess  sa.  three  bezants. 
Porches,  London. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a 
long  cross  gu.     M'Craw,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  thrust  through  with  a  sword 
of  the  last  entering  at  the  breast  and  issuing 
beneath  the  tail.     Woodall. 

Or  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Dangle.  Guis- 
cardus  de  Engolismo,  Earl  of  Huntingdon, 
temp.  Richard  II,   V.  Huntingdon    or 

Huntington.     Kichard. 

Or  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Hopton.  Sir 
de  Lovell,  Baron  Lovell,  Castle  Cary,  co.  So- 
merset, V,  summoned  to  Parliament,  1348. 
Lovell  or  Luvel,  co.  Somerset.  Sir  Richard 
Luvell  or  Lovell,  I,  or  Lovell  or  Louwell  or 
Lupell,  L,  or  Lovel,  N.  Monsire  Richard 
Lovell,  Y.  Monsire  Alexander  de  Montfort,  Y. 
Or    semy    of   estoiles    and    a    lion    ramp.    az. 

Galehault. 
Or  semy  of  hearts  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  az.     The  old 

arms  of  Luneburg,  Z,  871. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  gu.     Rivers,  Earl  of 
Devonshire. 

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BEAST.  LION cont. 

Or   a   lion   ramp.   az.   armed    ami  langued   gu. 

Mahon,  Baron  Hartland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  of  the  first.  Clendon. 
Or  a  dragon  vert  and  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  of 

the  first  combatant.     Tame,  co.  Oxford. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned   gu.       Clevedon, 
Essex.    Clyvedon.    Sire  Johan  de  Clevedone, 
N.        Sire    Johan    Clyvedon,    Essex,    temp. 
Edward  I,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  with  two  heads  az.  Simon  Mason, 
Great Gransden,  co.  Huntingdon,  1730.  Mason, 
Hunningford,  co.  Huntingdon.  Sir  John 
Mason,  V.  Mason,  Cuckney.  Mason,  Mason- 
brook,  co.  Galway;  descended  from  Mason, 
Sion,  Middlesex. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  langued  gu.    Brabant. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  maned  gu.     Algernon. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  az.  Sr.  de  Bonton,  V. 
Buckilele.  Bulkaleel.  Lisle.  William  de 
Percy.  Wadisford,  Wanbore,  co.  York.  Chris- 
topher Wandesford,     Kirtlington,  co.  York,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  az.  Bonton,  V*. 
Wandesford,  V*.  Wandesford  Wandford 
Wansford  or  Wawsford,  Kirklington,  co.  York, 
Bart.    Wandysford. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  az.  ducally  crowned 
gu.     Bentall,  Bentall,  co.  Salop. 

Or  a  tricorporated  lion  guard,  issuing  out  of 
three  corners  of  the  escucheon  all  meeting 
under  one  head  in  the  fess  point  az.  the  lion  at 
base  ramp,  to  the  sinister  side.     Nashe,  W. 

Or  semy  of  hearts  and  in  chief  a  lion  ramp, 
guard,  az.    Gothes,  now  Jutland,  Z,  554. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  az.  Argall  or  Argnall. 
Agreyell,  Chesley. 

Or  a  lion  salient  az.    Mumford. 

Or  crusily  and  a  lion  salient  az.  Richard 

Lovell,  Y. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  erm.    Fitz  Symon. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  erm  debruised  by  a  bendlet  gu. 
Voyce,  Sudbury,  Sussex ;  and  London. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  gu.  Charlton,  V*.  Games. 
Ap  Wenunwin,  V*. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  gu.  crowned  az.  Katzenellenbogen, 
Z,  606,  607,  619. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  gu.  a  label  az.  Hastings,  co. 
Oxford. 

Or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  Games  or  Gaymes, 
Newton,  co.  Brecknock.     Rodorick. 

Or  a  lion  hopping  in  a  tun  gu.     Hor-TON. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  quartered  by  the  Duke  of 
Bavaria,  1342,  Z,  113. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Ap  Griffith.  Le  Conte  de 
Arondel,  F.  William  Blethin,  Bishop  of 
Llandaff,  1575-90.  Bleddyn  Ap  Cynffin. 
Bolebec.  Blount.  Bosworth.  Blythe, 
co.  Lincoln.  Guy  Carleton,  Bishop  of  Bristol, 
1672-9.  Le  S.  de  Charleton,  S.  Le  Sr. 
Charleton,  T.  Charlton,  quartered  by 
Tibetot  and  by  Sutton,  Lord  Dudley,  U.  Sir 
John  Charlton,  V.  Charleton,  Apley,  co.  So- 
merset, Z,  397.  Charleton,  Charleton  Tower, 
Hesleyside,  and  Longlee,  Northumberland; 
Baronetcy  1645  ;  quartering  Widdrington  ;  the 
heiresses  m.  Charlton,  Talbot,  and  Sherburne. 
Charleton,  Lea  Hall,  Northumberland. 
Charlton,  Ludford,  co.  Hereford  ;  and  Witton, 
co.  Salop,  Bart.;  a  heiress  ra.  Lechmere  ;  de- 
scended like  Charlton,  Powys  Castle,  co.  Mont 
gomery,aBaron  1313-53,  from  Charlton,  Apley 
Castle.  Thomas  Cherlton,  Bishop  of  Here- 
ford,  1327-44.       Cohen.       Coj.ey.       Coli.ey, 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Ireland.  D'Audibert.  Daniel,  Westbrook 
House,  co.  Dorset ;  quartering  az.  an  arm  em- 
bowed  issuing  from  clouds  in  base  ppr.  hold- 
ing in  the  hand  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with 
vert  a  lymph  ad  or.  Delafold,  Ireland,  V. 
Monsire  Delapoole,  Y.  Dorsedly.  Duff, 
Ireland.  Egerton,  co.  Chester.  Farquharson, 
Invercauld,  co.  Aberdeen  ;  descended  from  the 
Thanes  of  Fife ;  quartering  arg.  a  fir  tree  grow- 
ing out  of  a  mount  in  base  fructed  ppr.  on  a 
chief  gu.  the  royal  banner  of  Scotland  displ.  a 
canton  of  the  field  charged  with  a  dagger  also 
ppr.  point  downwards.  Farquharson,  Langton 
House,  co.  Dorset.  Felbryge,  Norfolk,  and 
co.  Huntingdon.  Sir  Robert  de  Felbridge,  J. 
Sir  Roger  Felbrige,.R.  M.  Simond  Felbrige, 
S.  Mounsyer  Felbridge,  T.  Gould,  Ireland. 
Ecvan  ap  Grifit,  F.  Griffiths,  Thorn  Grove 
Park,  near  Worcester.  Guthrie,  that  Ilk,  co. 
Forfar;  quartering  az.  a  garb  or.  Guthry, 
Lunan,  Scotland.  Gwenwynwyn,  Prince  of 
Powis  Wenwynwyn,  derived  from  Bleddyn  ap 
Cynfin,  Prince  of  Powys.  Holland,  Z,  143, 
158,  316.  Hasbrough  or  Hasburg.  Lacy. 
Leigh,  West  Hall,  High  Legh ;  and  Twem- 
low,  co.  Chester;  quartering  Joddrell;  derived 
from  Thomas  de  Leigh,  West  Hall,  Lord  of  a 
moiety  of  Lymme  in  1305,  eldest  son  of  Rich- 
ard de  Lymme,  by  Agnes,  heir  of  Richard  de 
Leigh.  Leigh,  now  Trafford,  Oughtrington, 
co.  Chester ;  derived  from  Leigh,  West  Hall ; 
quartering  arg.  a  bend  lozengy  sa.  Leigh, 
Charlestown,  South  Carolina,  Bart.  M'Bean, 
Inverness,  Scotland ;  quartering  arg.  a  dexter 
hand  couped  apaumy  gu.,  with  arg.  a  sword  in 
pale  within  a  bordure  indented  gu.,  and  or  a 
lymphad  oars  in  saltire  sa.  M'Clauchlan  and 
M'Claughlan  ;  quartering  arg.  a  dexter  hand 
couped  fesswise  holding  a  cross  patty  fitchy 
gu.,  with  arg.  in  a  sea  in  base  vert  a  lymphad 
sails  furled  oars  in  saltire  sa.,  and  per  fess  arg. 
audvertin  base  a  salmon  naiant  ppr.  M'Donald, 
Slate ;  quartering  arg.  a  dexter  hand  couped 
fesswjse  gu.  holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  sa., 
with  arg.  a  lymphad  oars  in  saltire  sa.,  and  per 
fess  wavy  arg.  and  az.  a  salmon  swimming  in 
base  ppr.  Macdonald  ;  quartering  or  a  naked 
arm  issuing  from  the  sinister  in  fess  ppr.  hold- 
ing a  cross  croslet  in  pale  gu.,  with  arg.  a  galley 
az.,  and  vert  a  salmon  naiant  in  fess  or ;  all 
quartered  by  Lockhart.  M'Donnell,  Earl  of 
Antrim  ;  quartering  or  a  dexter  hand  couped 
in  fess  holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.,  with 
or  a  galley  oars  in  saltire  ....,  and  az.  a  dol- 
phin naiant....  M'Duff.  Macduff,  Earl 
of  Fife;  quartering  Duff.  M'Farquhar;  quar- 
tering arg.  a  fir  tree  growing  out  of  a  mount  in 
base  vert  in  the  sinister  chief  point  a  sinister 
handgu.  Mackintosh, Killachie,Scotland;  quar- 
tering or  a  dexter  handcouped  fesswise  holding  a 
dagger  palewise  in  chief  gu.  and  a  galley  oars  sal- 
tire wise  inbasesa.  MACiuNTosH.Connadge,  Scot- 
land, with  the  same  quarterings  within  a  bordure 
vair  for  diff.  Mackintosh,  Mackintosh,  co. 
Inverness  ;  derived  from  Shaw,  living  in  1163, 
second  son  of  Duncan  M'Duff,  Earl  of  Fife, 
Baronetcy  1812;  quartering  arg.  a  dexter  hand 
fesswise  couped  at  the  wrist  and  holding  a  hu- 
man heart  gu.,  with  az.  a  boar's  head  couped 
or,  and  or  a  lymphad  sa.  surmounted  by  two 
oars  in  saltire  gu.  Mackintosh,  Abeirardure, 
Scotland,  with  the  same  quarterings,  all  within 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

a  bordure  gu.  charged  with  eight  annulets  or. 
Mackintosh,  Kinrara,  Scotland  ;  quartering  or 
a  lymphad  oars  erect  in  saltire  sa.,  with  az. 
a  boar's  head  couped  or.  M'Lachlan,  Kil- 
choan  ;  quartering  arg.  a  dexter  arm  fesswise 
couped  gu.  holding  a  cross  patty  fitchy  sa, 
with  per  fess  wavy  arg.  and  vert  a  galley 
sails  furled  sa.  flags  gu.,  and  per  fess  or 
and  vert  in  base  a  salmon  naiant  arg. 
M'Lauchlan,  Scotland;  quartering  arg.  a  dex- 
ter hand  fesswise  couped  gu.  holding  a  cross 
croslet  fitchy  sa.,  with  or  on  a  sea  in  base  a  gal- 
ley sails  furled  and  oars  in  saltire  sa.  flags  gu., 
and  arg.  on  a  sea  in  base  a  salmon  naiant  ppr. 
M'Lachlan,  Trinidad,  granted  1787;  quarter- 
ing arg.  a  dexter  hand  couped  fesswise  gu. 
holding  a  cross  formy  fitchy  az.,  with  arg.  in 
base  the  sea  thereon  a  galley  oars  in  action  and 
sails  furled  sa.  flags  gu.,  and  per  fess  arg.  and 
az.  a  fish  naiant  in  base  or;  overall  dividing 
the  quarters  a  leopard's  fnce  gold.  Mallory 
or  Mallorie,  Papworth,  co.  Cambridge,  and 
Kirkbie-Mallorie,  co.  Leicester.  Madoc,  Lord 
of  Mawddwy,  co.  Merioneth,  younger  son  of 
Gwenwynwyn  ;  quartering  Athelystan  Glodrydd 
and  Tudor  Trevor;  the  heiress  m.  Iorwerth, 
eldest  son  of  Owen  Brogyntyn.  Le  Counte 
Mareschall,  J.  Randolph  Meschines,  third 
Earl  of  Chester,  X.  M.  Robert  Muschgros,  D. 
John  Musegros,  Y.  Owen,  Adbrightly,  co. 
Salop.  David  ap  Owen,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph, 
1503-13.  Petitt.  Le  Sire  de  la  Pole,  N. 
William  Poole,  F.  Powis.  Ranulph.  Mervin 
ap  Rhodri  Mawr.  Rowland,  Carew,  Isle  of 
Anglesea.  St.  Clere,  Suffolk.  Selbridge. 
Sinclair,  Mey,  Scotland;  quartering  az.  a  ship 
at  anchor  within  a  royal  tressure  or,  with  az.  a 
ship  in  full  sail  or,  over  all  dividing  the  quar- 
ters a  cross  engr.  sa.  Streche.  Hughe 
Turbervile,  A.  Vaughan.  Vivan.  Vivian. 
Wale.  Weems,  Riris,  Scotland;  quartering 
Forbes.  Grifiid  ap  Wenunwyn,  E.  Griffith  le 
fitz  Wenonwen,  F.  Ap  Wenunwin,  Lord  of 
Powys,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  erect  gu.  Randolph 
Meschines,  Earl  of  Chester,  temp.  William  I, 
T;  Z,  47. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  debruised  by  a  bend  arg. 
Fyfie,  Earldom,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  compony  of 
the  second  and  first.     March. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa.  Cokeley. 
Delapoole.  Hokeley,  V.  Poole  or  Pooley, 
co.  Chester.  Sir  Lewis  de  la  Poole,  co.  Ches- 
ter, temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Steuart,  Fother- 
gate,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  dexter  baston  sa. 
Sire  Lowys  de  la  Pole,  N. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  ribbon  sa. 
Abernethy,  of  that  Ilk,  co.  Fife,  temp.  Robert  I; 
the  coheirs  m.  Stewart,  Lindsay,  and  Lesly. 
Abernethy,  Rothemay,  created  Lord  Saltoun 
of  Abernethy,  1455. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sinister  sa. 
Fayerley  or  Fareley. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  an 
arrow  arg.     Spence,  Kerbuster,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  buckle  betw. 
two  mascles  arg.   Spence, Wormeston,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  indented 
sa.  an  oval  buckle  tongue  upwards  betw.  two 
mascles  arg.    Spence,  Edinburgh. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  wavy  sa. 
an  oval  buckle  tongue  upwards  betw.  two 
mascles  arg.     Spence,  Edinburgh. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
lozenges  or.  Spens,  Craigsanquhar,  co.  Fife  ; 
descended  from  Spens,  Lathallan  ;  quartering 
gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  embattled 
counter-embattled  az.  three  mascles  of  the  field. 
Spence,  London. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  raguly  az. 
three  mascles  arg.     Spence. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  az.  three 
bezants.  Bockingham,  Suffolk.  Bokynham, 
V*.  Buckingham,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 
1705. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  az. 
three  bezants.    Bokynham,  Suffolk,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  two  bendlets  sa. 
Aberneth. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  fess  az. 
Macfie  or  M'Phie,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  fess  chequy  az.  and 
arg.  Stewart,  Scotstoun,  Scotland,  New  Re- 
gister. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  supporting  a  saltire  engr.  couped 
gu.    John  Wolton,  Bishop  of  Exeter,  1579-94. 

Or  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Vian. 

Or  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Long,  London. 

Or  crusily  fitchy  and  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  (?)  Lewis 
de  Cherleton,  Bishop  of  Hereford,  1361-9. 

Or  the  field  replenished  with  estoiles  az.  a  lion 
ramp.  gu.     Gallyhalt. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  arg.  Delafield, 
Ireland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  and  langued  az. 
Farquharson,  Haughton,  co.  Aberdeen  ;  quar- 
tering Cuming  and  Ogilvie.  M'Duff,  Earl  of 
Fife.  Shaw,  Rothiemurchus,  Scotland  ;  quar- 
tering arg.  a  fir  tree  growing  out  of  a  mount  in 
base  vert  on  a  dexter  canton  of  the  field  a  dex- 
ter hand  fesswise  couped  holding  a  dagger  all 
ppr.  Wemyss,  Bogie,  co.  Fife,  Bart.,  quarter- 
ing arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Wemys,  Dunesfort, 
co.  Kilkenny. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  and  langued  of  the 
field.      Bleddyn-ap-Cynfyn,   King   of  Powys, 
and,  by  usurpation,  of  North  and  South  Wales, 
heir  of  Mervyn,  King  of  Powys,  third  son  of 
Rhodri  Mawr,  King  of  Wales;  from  whom  de- 
scended the  Princes  of  Powys-Fadoc ;  Griffith 
Maelor,  Bromfield ;   Owen  Brogyntyn,  Edeir- 
nion,   Dinmail,  and  Abertanat;   Cynric  Efell, 
Eglwys  Egle;  Einiou  Efell,  Cynllaeth ;  through 
the  Princes  of  Powys- Wenwynwyn  (the  heirs 
m.  Charlton  and  Iorwerth  ap  Owen  Brogyn- 
tyn)    Foulk   ap  John   ap   William,    Lord    of 
Mawddwy,  co.  Merioneth,  temp.  Edward  I,  the 
heiress  m.  de  Burgh  ;  Rhywallon  ap  Cynfyn  ; 
Iorwerth  Goch,  Mochmont;  and  through  Ca- 
dwgan,  Nannau,  Jones,  Trewythan  and  Rhiew- 
port,   co.    Montgomery ;    quartering  sa.  three 
nag's  heads  arg.    Vaughan,  co.  Carmarthen. 
Or   a  lion   ramp.   gu.   collared    arg.     Bemeler, 
Suffolk.      Beynclere,    Suffolk.       Bosworth. 
Sir  William   de   Boxworthe,  N.    Boywarke. 
Mallory,  Studley  and  Houghton-Conyers,  co. 
York. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  gorged  with  a  crown  arg. 

Beaucler,  Suffolk. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  of  the  first.    Malory, 
co.  York. 


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BEAST.  LION cont. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  gorged  of  the  field. 

Culey. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet 

ppr.     Colley. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  and  chained  of  the 

field.    Ashenden. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  az.     Cleveden. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  az.     Dietz. 
Or  on  a  mount  vert,  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  gu. 

Mount. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  gold.    Bleddyn  ap 

Cynfyn.     Cheygne,  Harl.  MS.  6187,  fo.  44. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  gold  over  all  on  a 
bend  sa.  three  bezants.     Cornewall,  quarter- 
ing Pourcell,  Harl.  MS.,  1449,  fo.  103. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  couped  in   all  the  joints  of 

the  first.     Maitland,  Lethington,  Scotland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,   tail  erect   gu.      Randolph   de 
Meschines,  first  Earl  of  Chester  and  Cumber- 
laud,  Y;  Z,  47.  '    , 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  gu.     Sir 
Roger  de  Chaundos,   co.   Chester,  temp.  Ed- 
ward III,  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.     Bruers.     Henry 
Burwash  or  Burghursh,  Bishop  of  Lincoln, 
1320-40.  BartholomewBuRWASHE.Q.  Candishe, 
co.   Chester.      Caundis.      John  Chandos,    Y. 
Chandoys    or    Chandoz,    co.    Chester.       M. 
Antoyn  Mallory,  S.    Malory,  co.  Leicester. 
Powis.     Trane,  temp.  Henry  IV. 
Or  a  lion   ramp,   double   tailed   gu.    Bemeler. 

Chaundos,  V*.    Mallory,  V*. 
Or  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.     Sir 
Robert  Venour,    co.  Lincoln,  temp.    Edward 
III,  V, 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  coward  gu.     Caundis. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  and  armed  az. 
Bartholomew  Burwashe,  the  King's  Chamber- 
lain, Q. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  collared    arg, 
Anthony  Malory,  V.   Belmer.     Bencleder  or 
Benyeler.     Beynclere,  Suffolk.      Mallory, 
Stodley.     Sire  Johan  de  Seincler,  N. 
Or   a  lion  ramp,  tail    forked    gu.   collared    or. 

Bencleder  or  Benyeler. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  gu.  col- 
lared arg.     St.  Clere,  Suffolk. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  and  ducally  crowned 
brandishing  in  the  dexter  paw  a  falchion  allgu. 
Paul,  Middlesex;  granted  1758. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.    Bauzon.    Creswick. 

Horon,  1730.    Roberts,  Wales. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  collared  arg.   Bencher, 

Boxworth,  co.  Cambridge.    Boxwrey. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  gu.    Ferns,  Ireland. 
Guthrie,    Halkertoun,    Scotland.       Guthry, 
Forfar,  Scotland ;  quartering  az.  three  garbs  or, 
all  within  a  bordure  indented  arg.    Roberts, 
1730. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  gu.  holding  in  the  dex- 
ter paw  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  az.       Guthry, 
Kingsedward,  Scotland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  gu.  seizing  with   his 
mouth  the  top  of  a  spear  in  bend  sinister  sa. 
Dias. 
Or  a  lion  'embelif  gu.    John  Felbrigge,  Y. 
Or  a  lion  salient  gu.    Felbridg.    Felbrige.    Sire 
Roger    Felbrigge,    N,  or    Felbrige,    temp. 
Edward  III,  V. 
Or  a  lion  sali'ent  respectant  gu.    Morish. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  az.  apd  gu.     Sir  Ralph 
Sadleir,  temp.   Henry  VIII   and   Elizabeth; 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

his  descendants  were  Sadleir,  Standon,  co. 
Hertford,  the  heiress  m.  Aston ;  Sadleir, 
Everley,  co.  Wilts ;  Sadler  or  Sadlier,  Arle 
Court,  co.  Gloucester,  and  Purton,  co.  Wilts  ; 
Sadleir,  Temple  Dinsley,  co.  Hertford,  and 
Apsley  Guise,  co.  Bedford;  baronetcy  1061; 
the  heiress  m.  Moody.  Sadleir,  Sopwell  Hall 
and  Sadleirs  Wells,  co.  Tipperary;  a  heiress 
m.  Bury  and  Prittie  ;  descended  from  Sadleir, 
Sopwell,  co.  Hertford;  the  heiress  m.  1662, 
Saunders. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and  az.  Sadler,  co. 
Hertford,  1730. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and  sa.  Monsyer 
John  Cheney;  quartering  chequy  or  and  az.  a 
fess  gu.  fretty  erm.,  T.  Lenstofte.  Lovetoft, 
co.  Huntingdon,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  sa.  and  gu.  De  Lovetoft 
De  Lovetot  or  De  Luyetot,  Lord  of  Hallam, 
co.  York,  in  an  old  house  and  the  Priory  at 
Worksop.  Priory  of  Augustinian  Canons,  also 
called  Radford  Priory,  at  Worksop,  co.  Not- 
tingham. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  Lacy,  V*.  Lincoln's 
Inn  (of  Court),  London.  Le  Counte  de 
Lincolne,  Y.  Neale  alias  Nigill.  Conte 
de  Nicole,  G.  Henry  de  Lacy.  Counte 
de  Nichole,  H,  J,  N.  Henry  Earl  of  Lincoln, 
K.  Le  Conte  de  Nichole,  P.  Henry  Lascy, 
Earl  of  Lincoln,  temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Lacy, 
Earl  of  Lincoln,  Z. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  ppr.  Deane,  Cobsall,  co.  Not- 
tingham, W. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  collared  arg.  Sir  William 
Baskworthe  or  Bolkworthy  or  Balkworthy, 
L. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  Dingham.  Pynock,  France. 
Pynoke,  London,  1730.  Lloyd,  co.  Montgo- 
mery ;  quartering  purp.  three  falcons  or,  with 
gu.  three  horse's  heads  erased  arg.,  and 
purp.  a  falcon  or.  Ludlow,  co.  Salop.  Twist. 
Tuder,  V. 

Or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.    Twist. 

Or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  crowned  gu. 
Beauchampe,  Essex. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Barker.  Beton  or  Betune. 
M.  Robert  de  Betune,  D.  Bromwyck.  Renud 
de   Cltvedone,    F.  Creswick,   Sheffield. 

Erpingwold.  Flanders.  Robert  the  Frison, 
Earl  of  Flanders,  Z,  313,  402.  Griffith. 
Gwaethvoed,  King  of  Cardigan  and  Prince  of 
Gwent.  Hadlow.  Henault,  Z,  113,  158,316. 
Julich  or  Juliers,  Z,  216, 326, 489.  Langton, 
Windsor,  co.  Berks.  Sir  Christopher  de 
Ludlow,  R.  Ludlow,  Stokesay  and  Hodnet, 
co.  Salop,  Z,  319.  Mathew,  Thomastown,  co. 
Tipperary  ;  created  Baron  Mathew  and  Earl  of 
Llandaff ;  quartering  Jestyn  ap  Gurgant.  Sir 
David  ap  Mathew,  Lord  of  Llandaff,  co.  Gla- 
morgan, Standard-bearer  of  England,  temp. 
Edward  IV;  descended  through  Aeddan,  Lord 
of  Grosmont,  co,  Monmouth,  from  Gwaethvoed, 
King  of  Cardigan  and  Prince  of  Gwent;  quar- 
tering Russell,  Clare  differenced, and  Flemyng; 
tomb  in   Llandaff  cathedral.  Sir  William 

Mathew,  Radyr,  his  grandson,  quartering  Jes- 
tyn ap  Gurgant.  Mathew,  Stansted,  Sussex. 
Mathews,  Linton,  co.  Hereford.  Mathew, 
Birkeswell,  co.  Warwick.  Mathews,  Bonnets- 
town,  co.  Kilkenny,  Ireland.  Tobias  Mathew 
or  Matthew,  Bishop  of  Durham  1595,  Arch- 
bishop of  York  1606  28.     (The  modern    arms 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

of)  Mathew  or  Mathews,  Hensol  Castle,  and 

Castle  Menych,  co.  Glamorgan ;  descended  from 

Sir  David  ap  Mathew;  the  heiress  m.  Talbot; 
from  this  branch  descended  Mathews,  Upton 

Grey,  and  Alton,  co.  Hants.     Mathews,  Cadiz. 

Matthew,  Ireland.      Morton.  Gamma,  Scot- 
land.        Nertost,    Essex,    temp.   Edward  I. 

Pikingham.  Poley, Foley, co. Hertford;  Boxted 

and  Badley,  Suffolk.    PoLEY,Boxted,Suffolk,F. 

Poole,  Lord  Powis.     Powley,  Radley,  Suffolk. 

Rolls.     Benedictine  Priory  at  St.  Bees,  Cum- 
berland ;     quarterly    with     Lucy   for    Percy. 

Monsire   de   Staklow,  Y.     Stanton,   Ireland. 

Staunton.      Wakeford,    Norfolk.      Welles, 

Grebby  Hall,  co.  Lincoln  ;  quartering  Dymoke, 

Ludlow,  M  armyun,  Kilpec,  Hebden,  Rye,Welles, 

Engayne,Waterton,  Sparrow,  Talboys.Fitzwith, 

Umfraville,  Kyme,and  Waterhouse.  Walkfare, 

Norfolk.    Wemyts,  Unthank.  Wolvey.  Wood, 

Codshall,  co.  Somerset. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  erect  sa.       M.  John  Ludlow 

or  Ludlow,  Y,  or  de  Lodlowe,  S. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 

Dam  pier. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.   sa.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 

Beton  or  Betune.     Dampiers. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  bend  compony  gu. 

and  arg.    Sir  Robert  Bavent,  V.    Faussett, 

Rochester,  and  Heppington,  Kent;  quartering 

Bryan,   Godfrey,    and    Toke.        Forsett,    V. 

Forset  or  Foksett,  Middlesex,  1611.  Fawcett. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  bendlet  compony 

gu.  and  arg.     Forssett,  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  bend  gu.   Flanders. 
Or   a   lion  ramp.  sa.   over  all    a    bendlet    gu. 

Flote. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

escallops  arg.     Gibbins.    Gybbons  or  Guybon, 

Stratchet,  Norfolk.     Gubyon,  V*. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  bendlet  gu. 

three  escallops  arg.     Gubyon,  Norfolk,  W. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  gu.    Powell, 

Sandford,  co.  Oxford.     Sutton,  V*. 
Or     a     lion    ramp.    sa.   on    a    fess    gu.    three 

mullets  of  the  field.     Casaubon,  quartered  by 

Purdun. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  fess  az.  three 

bezants.      Porches.      Sir   William   Purchas, 

London,  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  on  a  fess  of  the  last 

three  bezants.     Thwaites,  Ireland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  the  dexter  forepaw  a  fleur- 
de-lis  az.    Laffan,  Bart. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  the  dexter  paw  a  torteau. 

Gattle  Gattey  or  Gatty. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  supporting  a  ragged  staff  az. 

Wtllisby. 
Or  a  lion   ramp.   sa.   thrust  through  with  two 

swords  in  saltire  ppr.    Walters. 
Or  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.      Brabouch  or 

Brubouch.     Brubouche.     Cosars.     Imbert. 

Ymbert. 
Or  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  bend  gu. 

Cosars. 
Or  crusily  gu.  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Delavache. 

Roche. 
Or  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Rondulf  D'Ar- 

darne  or  Arderne,  E,  or  Ardern,  F.    Bonel, 

Duffield,  co.  Derby,  originally  from  Flanders  ; 

the  heiress  m.  Colvile.  Brewes,  co.  Gloucester. 

Bronnse,  co.  Gloucester. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  gu.     Clynde. 


BEAST.  LION....  con*. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Ludlow,  Morehouse,  co.  Salop. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  chained  of  the  first.  Phillips, 
Newport  House,  Cornwall. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  gu.  and  chained  of 
the  first.  Sir  T.  Phillip  ap  Meredith  ap 
Bladerike,  V.     Meredith,  I7*. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  and  chained  of  the 
first.    Phillips,  Wales.    Phillipps. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  coward  sa.     Ludlow. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  arg.  Sir 
Hugh  Cltvedon,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  arg.  Chendon  or 
Chenedon. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  gu.  Beauchamp, 
Essex.  Beauchampe,  Fyfeld,  V,  Sir  Johan 
de  Beuchamp,  N.  Clendon.  Clindan  or 
Clindon.  Sir  John  Clifdon,  L.  Remund  or 
Llenaud  de  Clivedon,  E.  Reymond  (in  margin 
Renauld)  de  Clivedon,  V.    De  Namur. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  crowned  gu. 
Clisdon. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  gu.  pearled  of  the  se- 
cond.   Beauchamp,  Fifield,  Essex. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  sa.     Clevedon. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  erect  sa.  M.  John  Ludlow 
or  Ludlow,  Y,  or  de  Ludlowe,  S. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  Brockas.  Bruyer 
or  Bruyeres.  Cressy,  Essex.  Stanlaw. 
Gerard  Stantlowe,  Y.  Adam  de  Welle,  K,  Y. 
Sir  Adam  de  Welles,  N.  Sir  Adam  de  Velles, 
H.  Wells,  Kent;  and  Grimsby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Le  S.  de  Welles,  S,  Y,  or  Wells,  T.  Adam 
Dominus  de  Welles,  V.  John  Lord  Wells, Z, 
417. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  Dewelles.  De 
Welles,  V*. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  a  label  gu.  Cressy, 
Essex. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  over  all  a  bend  com- 
pony gu.  and  arg.     Banent. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  over  all  a  bend 
compony  gu.  and  arg.     Bavent. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  over  all  a  bend 
gu.     Bures. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  over  all  a  dexter 
baston  gu.     Sire  Felip  de  Welles,  N. 

Or  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  re- 
nowed  sa.     Sir  Peres  de  Breouse,  N. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  armed  and 
langued  gu.  Welles,  quartered  by  Lord  Wil- 
loughby,  U. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.  Lewis,  St.  Pierre,  co. 
Monmouth;  descended  through  Llewellen, 
Lord  of  St.  Clair  and  Tredegar,  from  Cadivor, 
Prince  of  Divet,  co.  Pembroke. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.  armed  arg.    Lincolne. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.  armed  gu.  Yoyde, 
Gwaythe,  co.  Cardigan,  Wales. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  tail  forked  sa.    Brockas. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguardant  sa.  Guay.  Cadivor 
ap  Gwaethvced,  Lord  of  Cardigan  Iscoed. 
Gwaethvoed,  King  of  Cardigan,  and  by  mar- 
riage Prince  of  Gweut,  head  of  one  of  the  royal 
tribes  of  Wales.  Jenkin,  Higher  St.  Columb, 
Cornwall.  Jenkins,  Bicton  Hall;  descended 
from  Jenkins,  Abbey  Foregate,  co.  Salop; 
quartering  Bagot  and  Muckleston.  Jenkins, 
co.  York.  Jenkyns,  York  and  Rusby,  co.  York. 
Jenkyn,  Trekening,  Cornwall ;  the  co-heirs  m. 
St.  Aubyn,  Slaming,  Trelawney,  and  Cary. 
William  Lloyd,  Bishop  of  Llandaff,  1675,  Pe- 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

terborough,  1671),  Norwich,  1685-91.  Loyd  or 
Lloyd,  co.  Stafford;  Keyswin,  co.  Merioneth  ; 
and  Marington,  co.  Salop.  Robert  Morgan, 
Bishop  of  Bangor,  1666-73.  Moyt.  Price, 
co.  Carnarvon.  Pryse,  Gogerddan,  co.  Cardi- 
gan ;  derived  through  Rhydderch  ap  Ievan 
Lloyd,  from  Gwaeth-Voed,  Lord  of  Cardigan  ; 
the  heiress  m.  Loveden.  Vaughan,  Ireland. 
Gwaithvoed  Vawr,  ob.  1057.     Wells. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  holding  betw.  the  fore 
paws  a  fleur-de-lis  ....     Pryce. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  sa.  armed  and  langued 
gu.  Jones,  Lancych  or  Blaeucych,  co.  Pem- 
broke, and  Pennar,  co.  Cardigan,  quartering 
Lloyd. 

Or  a  lion  salient  sa.     Felbridge,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  vair.  Monsire  Wakehide 
DArderne,  Y. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vair  a  dexter  baston  gu.  Monsire 
Raufe  de  Beaupre,  F. 

Or  a  lion  vert.     Bortratjx. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  vert.     Bartram. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  vert.  Robert  Bertram,  E. 
Bartram,  V.  Botreux.  Buret.  Darderne. 
Dudley.  Grace.  Pollymore.  Richard  de 
Poltimore,  F.  Robesard,  V.  Robsart,  V. 
Robesarde,  V*.  Rollymore.  Richard  Sutton, 
V.  Sir  Richard  Sutton,  I,  or  de  Sottone,  N. 
Walkington.    Wallington.    Ward, 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  and  a  label  gu.  Sire  Johan 
de  Soittone,  N. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  and  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Senton,  co.  Lincoln. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  over  all  a  fess  arg.  Sutton, 
co.  Berks. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Primrose,  Dalmeny,  Scotland;  quartering  arg. 
on  a  fess  az.  betw.  three  primroses  vert  as 
many  mullets  or. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  armed  and  langued  gu.  over 
all  on  a  fess  purp.  three  primroses  of  the  field. 
Primrose,  Carrington,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  crowned  gu.     Robsart. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  vert.     Hendmarsh. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  erect  vert.  Waklin  de 
Arderne,  G. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  vert.  Dudley.  Dudley, 
Earl  of  Northumberland,  Z,  338,  442,  537.' 
Dudi.ey,  Earl  of  Leicester,  Baron  Denbigh. 
Dudley,  twentieth  Earl  of  Warwick.  Sutton, 
Dominus  Dudley,  V.  Sir  Richard  Sutton,  co. 
Lincoln,  V.  Sutton,  Sutton,  co.  Chester,  and 
Knight  Grange. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  vert.  William 
Dudley,  Bishop  of  Durham,  1476-83;  quarter- 
ing   ....   a  cross  moline    ....    with  ....  two 

lions  pass Sutton,  co.  Lincoln.   Sutton, 

V*.  Sutton,'  Over  Haddon,  co.  Derby,  temp. 
Henry  VI;  descended  from  Sutton,  Sutton,  co. 
Chester. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  vert  over  all  on  a  fess 
arg.  three  torteaux.  James  Sutton,  co.  Ches- 
ter, V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  vert  armed  and  lan- 
gued gu.  Sir  Edward  Sutton,  Lord  Dudley  ; 
quartering  Paganel  with  Malpas  and  Tibetot 
with  Charlton,  U. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  vert.     Robsert. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  vert.  Hume,  England, 
1730. 

Or  on  a  ground  in  base  vert  a  lion  salient  of  the 
last  royally  crowned  az.    Hastie,  Scotland. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Paly  of  four  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
counterchanged.  Clopton,  co.  Warwick.  Sir 
Hugh  Clopton,  Lord  MaYor  of  London,  1491, 
V;  quartering  per  pale  or  and  az.  a  cross  formy 
fitchy  counterchanged.  He  built  the  great  stone 
bridge  at  Stratford-upon-Avon.  Cockfield, 
Essex,  V*.     Cockfeild,  Essex,  V. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg. 
(The  ancient  arms  of)  Mallet,  Enmore,  co. 
Somerset. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  a  lion  stat.ant  guard,  arg. 
Mallet. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Clopton,  co.  Warwick. 

Paly  of  six  sa.  and  erin.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Daniell,  co.  Gloucester. 

Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Nicholas  Stratford,  Bishop  of  Chester,  1689- 
1707. 

Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
sa.  Griffith  Maelor,  Lord  of  Bromfield,  eldest 
son  of  Madoc  ap  Meredith,  last  Prince  of 
Fowys-Fadoc;  from  whom  descended  Owen  ap 
Griffith  Vychan,  Lord  of  Glyndwrdwy,  co.  Me- 
rioneth, the  Owen  Glendower  of  English  writers, 
Z,  224 ;  the  heiresses  m.  Adda  ap  Iorworth, 
Scudamore,  Croft,  Ruthyn,  and  Mornington. 
Tudor  ap  Griffith  Vychan,  Lord  of  Gwyddelwern, 
co.  Merioneth,  brother  of  this  Owen ;  the  heiress 
m.  Griffith  ap  Einion.     Mayland. 

Paly  of  eight  gu.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Owain 
Glyndowr.  Griffith  Maelor,  a  son  of  Madoc 
ap  Meredith. 

Paly  of  eight  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
Doninge. 

Paly  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or. 
Belle  re. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Venour. 

Per  bend  sinister  arg.  and  az.  semy  of  ermine 
spots  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last  armed 
and  langued  gu.    Lloyd,  co.  Cardigan. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Freskerell,  V. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.  Owen,  Wales.  Kihford.  Radford 
or  Ratford.    Ritford. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked 
counterchanged.     Ratford. 

Per  bend  az.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Francis,  co.  Derby,  W. 

Per  bend  sinister  wavy  az.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp, 
counterchanged.     Venour. 

Per  bend  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Frances. 

Per  bend  wavy  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Vennor  or  Venor. 

Per  bend  az.  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Schefield. 

Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  over  all  a 
lion  ramp.  (?  arg.).  Lloyd,  Rhagatt,  co.  Me- 
rioneth; Berth,  co.  Denbigh;  derived  from 
Tudor  Trevor. 

Per  bend  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Edwards,  Brislington,  co.  Somerset.     Lloyd. 

Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp, 
or.  Davies,  London,  and  co.  Salop.  Davis, 
co.  Denbigh.  Dymock,  co.  Warwick  ;  granted 
1581.  Dymock,  Penley  Hall,  co.  Flint;  and 
Ellesmere,  co.  Salop  ;  descended  through  David 
ap  Dai  Madoc,  whose  name,  by  mutation,  be- 
came David  Damoc  or  Dymock,  from  Rhys 
Sais.  Dymoke,F.  Edwardes, Chirk.  Edwards, 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont.  BEAST. 

Exeter.         Edwards,    Northowran,   co.  York. 
Edwards,  Farncott,  Liddome,  and  Lea  Castle, 
co.  Salop  ;  Welham,  co.  Leicester;    and  Chirk, 
co.  Denbigh  ;  descended  from  Tudwr  Trevor. 
Hosier,  Croukton,  co.  Salop.    Jones,  V.    Mat- 
thew Mawson,  Bishop  of  Llandaff,  1739;  Chi- 
chester, 1740  ;    Ely,  1754-70.      Lloyd,  Lexton 
Knolls    and    Penley.      Mostyn,   Baron   Vaux; 
quartering  Yaux.       Mostyn,  Mostyn  Hall,  co. 
Flint,  Bart.       Mostyn,  Pengwern,  Llanwnda, 
North  Wales  ;  descended  from  Mostyn,  Mostyn. 
Pennant.    John  Trevaur,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph, 
1352-7 ;     and   another,   1395-1402.        Richard 
Trevor,  Bishop  of  St.  David's,  1744;  Durham, 
1752-71.  Trevor,  V.  Tudor-Trevor.  Tuther, 
V.    Sir  John  Trevor,  Brynkynalt,  co.  Denbigh, 
1730.    Yonge,F.    Young.    Wynne,  Eyarth. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp, 
or  a  crescent  for  diff.      Jenkens  or  Jenkyns. 
Mostyn,  Talacre,  co.  Flint,  Bart. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp, 
or  armed  and  langued  gu.     Edwards,  London. 
Pennant,  Bagilt.     Pennant,  Jamaica,  of  which 
were  the  late  Lord  Penrhyn;  Dawkins  Pennant, 
Penrhyn   Castle,   co.  Caernarvon ;   quartering 
Dawkins,  with  Yswittan  Wyddell,  Philip  Phich- 
dan,  and  Gruffyd  Lloyd ;  and  Pennant,  Holy- 
well ;  all  branches  of  Pennant,  Downing  and 
Bychton,  co.  Flint ;    derived    through   Madoc 
ap  Meilir,  from  Rys  Sais,  living  1066,  great- 
great  grandson  of  Tudor  Trevor.     Trevor. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  erminois  a  lion  ramp, 
or.      Eddows.      Hill  Trevor,  Viscount  Dun- 
gannon  ;  quartering  Hill.    Tudor  Trevor,  Lord 
of  Whittington,  co.   Salop,  living   924;   from 
whom  descended  Eyton,  Eyton,  Erddlis  and 
Bersham  ;  derived  from  Eyton,  Rhiwabon,  the 
heivessof  Rhiwabon  ra. Evans ;  Mostyn,  Mostyn, 
co.  Flint,  Bart. ;   Mostyn,  Bryngwyn  ;  Mostyn, 
Segrwyd  ;    Mostyn,  Talacre,  co.  Flint,  Bart.; 
Mostyn,  Bodscallan,  co.  Anglesey,  the  heiress 
in.  Wynn;  Mostytj,  Kilken,  co.  Flint,  the  heir- 
ess m.  Edwards  ;  Pennant,  Bychton  and  Down- 
ing, co.  Flint ;  and  Pennant,  Lord  Penrhyn. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  salient 
or  armed  and  langued  gu.    John  Trevaur,  Bi- 
shop of  St.  Asaph,  1352-7. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  pean  a  lion  ramp,  or 
gorged  with  a  wreath  of  oak  vert  and  support- 
ing in  the  dexter  forepaw  a  sword  erect  ppr. 
pomel  and  hilt  gold.     Lloyd,  Lancing,  Sussex, 
Bart. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Penant,  V. 
Per  bend  gu.   and  arg.  a  lion  salient   counter- 
changed.     Rossie,  that  Ilk. 
Per  bend  nebuly  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Workington,  Dublin. 
Per  bend  sinister  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  coun- 

terchanged.     Damock. 
Per  bend  sinister  dovetailed  or  and  az.  a  lion 
ramp,  double  tailed  erm 
Devon ;  granted  1759. 
Per  bend  wavy  or  and  az 

changed.     Venour. 
Per  bend  sinister  wavy  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp. 

counterchanged.    Yenour,  V. 
Per  bend  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Francis,  co  Derby.    Francis,  V*.    Simpson,  co. 
York. 
Per  bend  invecked  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  coun- 
terchanged.   French,  Pershore,  co.  Worcester. 


Stuckey,  Weston,  co. 
a  lion  ramp,  counter- 


LI0N ....  cont. 

Per  bend  nebuly  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.  Simpson,  Foston  Hall,  co.  York. 
Simpson, Stainford, co.  York.  Symson,  Podding- 
hall  Garth,  co.  Durham.  Sympson,  Polton,  co. 
Bedford.  Thomas  Sympson,  co.  Rutland,  V. 
Per  bend  (?)  or  and  sa.  '  embelif   a  lion  ramp. 

counterchanged.     Adam  Fraunces,  Y. 
Per  bend  sinister  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.  Adam,  V*.  Frances.  Adam  Francis, 
W.     Fraunceys,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1352 
and  1353.     Simson.     Sympson,  Kent. 
Per  bend  sinister  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed  holding  betw.  the  paws  a  gauntlet  az. 
Edward  Simpson,  Lichfield  ;  granted  .... 
Per  bend  sinister  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  coun- 
terchanged armed  and  langued  gu.     Simson, 
Lamarsh,  Essex. 
Per  bend  sinister  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double 
tailed  counterchanged.     Sympson,  Wiukton,  co. 
Hants  ;  quartering  Walcott. 
Per  bend  sa.  and   arg.   a   lion   ramp,   counter- 
changed.     Sir  Henry  Ratford,  V. 
Per  bend  sinister  sa.  and  arg.  crusily  and  a  lion 
ramp,  all  counterchanged.    Lodge. 

Per  bend  ....  and semy  of  roundles  with  a 

lion  ramp,  counterchanged.     Lodge,  Ireland. 
Per  bend  sa.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 

Ratford,  V*. 
Per  bend  sinister  sa.  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Edwards,  Henslow,  co.  Bedford,  and  London. 
Per  bend  sa.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Frances.     Sir  Adam  Francis,  V.    Sir  Edward 
Francis,  co.  Derby,  W. 
Per  bend  sinister  sa.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  coun- 
terchanged.     Adam  Francis,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1352.     M.  Adam  Franceis,  S. 
Per  bend  wavy  sa.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Simpson  or  Simson.     Sympson. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and    az.   a  lion   ramp,   counter- 
changed  (sometimes  collared  or).       Giles  or 
Gyles,  Bowden,  co.  Devon;  Visitation  1620; 
the  heiress  m.  Gipps. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  purp.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Giles,  co.  Devon. 
Per    chev.   az.     and    gu.    a    lion    salient    erm. 

Howard. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  salient  erm.  crowned 

Howaed,  V*. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  ducally 

crowned  or.     Heyward,  Wenlock,co.  Salop. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  barry  nebuly 

arg.  and  az.     Langley,  V*. 
Per    chev.    gu.    and    or     a    lion    ramp.    vair. 

Langley,  W. 
Per  chev.  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 

Lane,  co.  Northampton.     Sir  John  Lane,  V. 
Per  chev.  engr.  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.       Barker,  IF.      Backer,  Hurst,  co. 
Berks;  and  Warwick. 
Per  chev.  nebuly  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Barker,  Essex. 
Per  chev.  nehuly  (or  rather  wavy)  or  and  vert  a 

lion  ramp,  counterchanged.     Barker,  W. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Aston. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on 
an  escucheon  of  the  second  three  ducal  coronets 
or  two  and  one  being  an  augmentation  given 
by  Gustavus  Adolphus,  King  of  Sweden.  Sir 
Henry  St.  George,  Garter  King  of  Arms,  ob. 
1644.  Sir  Thomas  St.  George,  Garter  King  of 
Arms,  ob.  1702. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  LION.  ...cont. 

Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
crowned  or.  George,  V*.  Sir  William  de 
Seyn  Jorge,  N.  St.  George,  co.  Cambridge,  V. 
St.  George,  Hatley  St.  George,  co.  Cambridge  ; 
Tyrone,  co.  Galway;  and  Carrick,  Ireland. 
Baudewin  St.  George,  Y. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
ducally  crowned  or  aimed  and  langued  of  the 
second  a  crescent  ....  for  diff.  St.  George, 
Woodsgift,  co.  Kilkenny,  Bart. 

Per  chief  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or. 
Robert  Hastang,  F. 

Per  chief  az.  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  tail 

forked   (double  tailed  V*)   gu.       Sr de 

Aston,  V. 

Per  chief  erm.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  az. 
Trotter,  Skelton  Castle,  co.  York,  granted  16 
Feb.  1587.  Trotter,  Helmdon,  co.  Durham, 
quartering  Burden. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Hastang,  V.  Sire  Felip  de  Hastang,  N. 
Humfrai  Hasteng,  E.  Humfrey  Hastange,  Y. 
Sir  John  Hastings,  L,  or  de  Hastinges,  L, 
Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  double 
tailed  arg.    De  Hastang,  V*. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  tail 
forked  and  no  wed  arg.  Sir  Philip  de  Hastang, 
co.  Stafford,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
(No  name  but  meant  for  Humfrai  Hasteng,  E, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.)  Sir  Robert  Hastang,  L. 
Sire  Roberd  de  Hastang,  J,  N.  Robert 
Hasting,  G.  Hastang  or  Hastings,  co.  Staf- 
ford. Hastang,  Leamington ;  and  Newbold, 
co.  Warwick,  temp.  Henry  II.  Monsire  de 
Hastage  (?  Hastange),  Y.    Sotton,  V*. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  and  a  label 
arg.  Sire  Johan  de  Hastang,  N.  Sir  Thomas 
de  Hastank,  0. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  or  and 
a  bend  arg.    Hastang,  V*. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  or  and 
bendlet  arg.  Sir  Richard  Hastang,  co.  Stafford, 
temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  or  and 
a  dexter  baston  arg.  Sfr  Nichol  de  Hastanges, 
L.    Sir  Richard  de  Hastang,  N. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  tail 
forked  or.  Sire  Robert  Hastang,  co.  Stafford, 
temp.  Edward  III,  or  de  Hastang,  N. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  double 
tailed  or.    Hastange,  V*. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Sir 
John  Sotton,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  III,  V;  or 
de  Sottone,  N.    The  lion  or,  Sutton,  V*. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Wood,  co.  Lancaster.  Wood,  Hackney,  Mid- 
dlesex, confirmed  20  June,  1634.  Thomas 
Wood,  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1671-92,  con- 
firmed 1634. 

Per  chief  or  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  az. 
debruised  by  two  bendlets  gu.  M.  John 
Thornebyrye.S.  Thornebury,  W.  But  with 
cotices  instead  of  bendlets,  James  Brusel,  V. 
Brussel,  V*.    Thornbery,  V*. 

Per  chief  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 
Goldwell,  Godinton,  Kent. 

Per  chief  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  of  the 
first.    Aston.    Huntercombe. 

Per  chief  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  tail 
forked  of  the  first.    Aston. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

(Per  chief?)  vair  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Sir 
John  de  Sutton,  M. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  of  the 
second.    Wall,  Ireland. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of 
the  second.     Vale. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Richardson. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Roger  de 
Mowbray  (name  erased),  A. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
William  Wryne,  V. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  sa.  and 
of  the  first.    Percy,  Scotton,  co.  York. 

Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  purp.  in  chief  a  lion 
ramp,  of  the  second.     Skipton. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  sa. 
and  of  the  first  collared  and  chained  or.  Percy. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Kiffin,  Knolyrante,  co.  Salop.  Lloyd,  Ipswich, 
Suffolk.  Powell,  Wales.  Yaughan,  co.  Nor- 
thampton, 1716. 

Per  fess  arg  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  coun- 
terchanged.   Vaughan,  Earl  of  Carberry. 

Per  fess  az.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
crowned  or.     M.  Bawdwyn  St.  George,  S. 

Per  fess  az.  and  or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  Brasham. 

Per  fess  wavy  az.  and  or  on  the  first  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.  gorged  with  an  antique  crown  vert. 
M'Dowall,  Neilsland,  Scotland. 

Per  fess  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Francis,  Colchester,  Essex.  Goodlake,  Let- 
comb  Regis,  co.  Berks;  quartering  Garrard. 
Henry  Mechell,  V.  Goodlake, Wadley  House, 
and  Shellingford,  co.  Berks ;  quartering  Mills. 

Per  fess  erm.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  de- 
pressed by  two  bendlets  gu.  Thornbery,  V. 
Thornbury,  V*. 

Per    fess    erm.    and     arg.    a    lion    ramp.   sa. 

KlNWELMABCH  Or  KlLMARCH. 

Per  fess  erm.  and  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard. 

of  the   second.      Wall,   Hoxton,   Middlesex ; 

granted  1613. 
Per  fess  erm.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  with  two  heads 

counterchanged.       Mason,   Greenwich,   Kent; 

granted  1739.      Mason,  Aldenham  Lodge,  co. 

Hertford. 
Per  fess  erm.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu. 

and  arg.    Geffry  Genville  or  de  Genvllle,  A. 
Per  fess  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.      Kendlemarsh   or   Kendlemarch. 

KlLLINGMARCH,  V*. 

Per  fess  ermines  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.      KlLLINGMARCH,  V. 

Per   fess    gu.    and     arg.     a     lion    ramp.     az. 

Thornbery. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  double 

tailed  or.     Burrish. 
Per  fess  wavy  gu.  and  arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  pierced 

through  with  a  dagger  in  bend  ppr.  entering  at 

the  shoulder  hilted  or.     Small,  Curriehill,  and 

Cornhall,  Scotland;  quartered  by  Keir. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a 

hend  or.     Humfray  Hastyng,  F.    Rothings. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

debruised  hy  a   bendlet  (bend  V*)   engr.  or. 

ROTHINGE,  V.      ROTHINGES,  V* . 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Hastang, V*. 

MOWGARLE,    V.  MOWGRALE     Or     MOWGRILL. 

NOWGARLE,  V*. 

Per  fess  dancetty  gu.  and  or  in  chief  a  lion  pass, 
arg.  a  crescent  for  diff.     Glenester. 


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BEAST  LION....  cont. 

Per  fess  gu.  arid  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  and  sa. 
crowned  or.     Greene,  V*.     Grene,  Essex,  V. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Wident  or  WiDOUT,  co.  Hereford. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  vair.     Langley. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  semy  of 
crosses  croslet  of  the  first.  Lodge,  Leeds,  co. 
York. 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Rickards. 
Tedeurne,    co.   Devon.  ,  Thornbery,  V. 

Thornborough  or  Thornbury.  Thornbury, 
V*.  Yerbury,  originally  of  Batcombe,  co. 
Somerset;  Shirehampton,  co.  Gloucester ;  and 
co.  Wilts.  Yerbury  or  Yerbine,  co.  Gloucester, 
and  Trowbridge,  co.  Wilts. 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Robert 
Powell,  Park  Hall,  co.  Salop,  1647,  great-great- 
grandson  of  Robert  ap  Howel,  illegitimate  son 
of  Griffith  of  Abertanat,  eighth  in  descent 
from  Einion  Efell,  ob.  119G,  illegitimate  twin 
son  of  Madog  ap  Marchudd,  Prince  of  Powis 
Fadog. 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu. 
Powell,  Newicke,  Sussex. 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  over 
all  a  fess  vert.  Whitinghah,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  Whitingham,  co.  York. 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  and  gu. 
Pentire,  Pentire,  Cornwall. 

Per  fess  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Guyreon 
or  Guyrien. 

Per  fess  or  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Ford, 
Abbey  Field,  co.  Chester. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Kirke.  Mason,  co.  York  ;  quartering  or  a  lion 
ramp,  with  two  heads  az.,  with  arg.  a  chev.  gu. 
betw.  three  snails  sa.  ♦ 

Per  fess  wavy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Drumhond,  London. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
armed  aud  langued  az.  holding  in  the  dexter 
paw  an  astrolabe  ppr.  Middleton,  Frazer- 
burgh,  descended  of  Fettercairn. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  counter- 
changed.     Adam  Kyrk,  V.     Kyrke,  V*. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  and  arg. 
De  Lovetot  or  De  Luvetot,  Lord  of  Hallam, 
co.  York,  in  Ecclesfield  church. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  and  erm. 
Skarlett. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  salient  vert.  Wharton. 

Per  fess  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Barker.  Francis,  W.  Yerbury,  co.  Oxford, 
and  co.  Wilts. 

Per  fess  sa.and  arg.  alion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Edmonds  or  Edmondes.  Edwards,  Ness 
Strange,  co.  Salop,  derived  through  Thomas  ap 
Llewelyn,  from  Einion  Efell,  son  of  Madoc  last 
Prince  of  Powys-Fadog.  Edwards,  Dolsery, 
co.  Merioneth ;  quartering  Owen.  Gethin,  co. 
Salop.  Gethyn,  co.  Montgomery ;  extinct 
1803.  Kyffin  alias  Waghan,  co.  Salop.  Lloyd, 
Oswestry,  co.  Salop.  Richard  Yaughan,  Earl 
of  Carbury,  Baron  Yaughan  of  Evelyn,  1730. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
armed  and  langued  gu.  Einion  Efell  or  Evell, 
Lord  of  Cynllaeth,  living  1182-91,  son  of  Madoc, 
last  Prince  of  Powys  Fadoc ;  from  whom  de- 
scended Edwards,  Ness  Strange  :  Kyffin, 
Glascoed;  the  heiress  m.  Williams:  Kyffin, 
Bodfach,  co.  Montgomery ;  the  heiress  m.  Price : 
KYFFiN,Maenan,co.Caernarvon ;  the  coheiresses 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

m.  Lentball,  Nanney,  and  Kenrick :  Lloyd, 
Aston,  co.  Salop:  Maurice,  Lloran,  co.  Den- 
bigh, and  Pentrekenrick,  co.  Salop :  Meredith, 
Abertanat :  Roberts,  Llangedwin :  Tanat, 
Abertanat,  co.  Salop  ;  the  coheir  m.  Godolphin  : 
Tanat,  Blodwell :  Vaughan,  Golden  Grove,  co. 
Caermarthen  :  Vaughan,  Lord  Carbery :  Wynn, 
Plas-yn-Moliwrch :  and  Wynn,  Plas  Newydd- 
yn-Bodlith  ;  the  heir  m.  Middleton. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  coun- 
terchanged.    Vaughan. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  tail 
forked  counterchanged  crowned  or.  Tylgham, 
Snodland,  Kent. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Luls. 

Per  fess  vert  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Grenford. 

Per  fess  vert  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  erm. 
William  de  la  March,  Ar.  Wallias,  V. 

Per  fess  vert  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  or  and  of  the 
first.     St.  George,  co.  Cambridge. 

Per  fess  embattled  vert  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Suffield,  Wells,  Norfolk;  granted  1732. 

Per  fess  vert  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Greenford.     Grenford,  V.    St.  George. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Elford, 
Beckham,  co.  Devon,  Baronetcy  26  November 
1800. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first  on 
the  sinister  side  supporting  a  tree  eradicated 
ppr.  on  the  dexter.  Wynstone,  co.  Breck- 
nock. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  counterchanged. 
Pereley.    Pyreley,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Blouyle,  Suffolk.    Pursey. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  Monsire 
de  Norwyz,  F. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Pearley. 
Playse. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  Hon  ramp.  sa.  Bladwell, 
Suffolk.  Glindore.  Owen  Glyndour,  V. 
Owen.  Roberts,  co.  Salop;  Bristol;  Wester- 
ley,  co.  Gloucester;  and  Dublin.  Roberts,  co. 
Gloucester,  Middlesex,  and  Bristol,  V.  Roberts, 
Sutton-Chanell,  co.  Leicester ;  confirmed  Mav 
1614. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  a.  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and 
sa.     Stanbury  or  Steynbury. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  over  a  lion  pass.  sa.  Perely 
or  Pirly,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
Perley,  V.    Pyrley,  V*.    Stanbery. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ....  counter- 
changed.     Baldwin,  co.  Salop. 

Per  pale  wavy  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Elfed. 

Per  pale  wavy  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
crowned  or.  Elford,  Cornwall;  quartering 
gu.  three  stirrups  arg. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Byngham,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  gu. 
(another  the  lion  crowned  gold.)     Bingham. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  and 
or.    Champneys,  Kent. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Powlyard. 

Per  pale  wavy  az.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  or  and 
gu.     Lorty,  co.  Somerset. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Halton, 
Saruford,  Essex,  Bart.     Roberts. 

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BEAST.  HON cont. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  over  all  a 

bend  or.    Rothings  or  Rothinge. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Norwich. 

College  of  the  Virgin   for  Secular  Priests   at 

RAYENiNGHAM,aftenvardsatNoRTON-SouPECOBS, 

Norfolk,  removed  to  Mettingham,  Suffolk. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  of 

the   second.      Arderne    Arden   or    Ardren, 

Ireland. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed 

arg.    Corn. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.     Sir  John 

de  Norwich,  R,  or  Norwich,  Y. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  or.     Ardan. 

Arderne,  Ireland,  V.      Halton,  Greenthwaite 

Hall,  Cumberland,  temp.  Richard  II;  and  South 

Winfield,  co.  Derby.     Oulton  or  Owlton. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  billety  or  a  lion  ramp,  of  the 

the  last.    Werche. 
Per  pale  indented  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Robert  Drayton,  Norfolk,  V. 
Per  pale  indented  az.  and  or  a  lion  pass,  guard. 

counterchanged.     Crofton,  Baron  Crofton. 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 

Manning,    Stanbury,    Cornwall.         Michell. 

Orpen,  Glanerough,  co.  Kerry ;  derived  from 

Robert  Orpen  or  Erpen,  Erpinghara,  Norfolk. 

Orpen,  Ardtully,  co.  Kerry;  derived  (like  Orpen, 

Dublin,  quartering  Millard),  from  Orpen,  Kill- 

owen.      Stanbury  or    Stanberie,  Stanberie, 

Cornwall;  the  heiress  m.  Manning;  a  younger 

branch  was  of  West  Stanberie,  and  another  of 

Cliff. 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and 

sa.      Henry   Stanbery,    V.      Stonbery,   V*. 

Stanbury,  V.* 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Stainsbury. 
Per  pale  az.  and  pnrp.  the  field  replenished  with 

crosses  croslets  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last. 

Tidmarsh. 
Per    pale    az.    and    purp.    a    lion    ramp.   erm. 

Frognall.    Sir  William  Oldhall,  V. 
Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Tremargan, 

V.     Tremorgan. 
Per  pale  az.  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Clayton,F. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  az.a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 

Marke. 
Per   pale   erm.  and   ermines   a  lion    ramp.   or. 

Young,    Ponlton-cum-Seacomb,    co.    Chester ; 

confirmed  10  June,  1625,  and  co.  Flint. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 

Withie,  London,  W.     Withis,  V*. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  or  a  lion   ramp.  gu.    John 

Withie,  London, '  Armes  Painter,'  W. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  or  a  lion  salient  gu.      Wichie 

or  Withie.      Withie,   Wotton,    co.   Devon ; 

granted   1612.     Withie,  Wootton-Basset,   co. 

Wilts ;    confirmed   12  June,   1615.       Withie, 

London. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  in 

the    paws   a   cross    patty  fitchy  of  the    last. 

Strudwick. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  coun- 
terchanged.    Ogilby. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  pass.  arg.  and 

a  bend   or.      Rothinges,  V*.      Rothing    or 

Rothings. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  pass.  arg.  de- 

brui*ed  by  a  dexter  baston  or.  Rothinges,  V. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.    Newport. 

•Oldton  or  Olton.      Rosewell,  co.  Somerset, 

co.  Wilts,  and  co.  Devon.     Roswell. 


BEAST.  LION ....  cont. 

Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

Belle  rs. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  support- 
ing  betw.  the  paws    a    tree    eradicated  vert. 

Wynston,  co.  Hereford;    and  Paynswick,  co. 

Gloucester. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  or  a 

lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  of  the  third. 

Hutchinson,  Boston,  co.  Lincoln,  and  Boston 

in  America. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or. 

Bellarneys.    Sir  William  Northam,  V. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked,  arg. 

Roger  le  Rons,  E,  or  Rus,  F.     Rowsewell  or 

Rowswell,  Ford  Abbey,  co.  Devon;  Norfolk; 

and  Bradford,  co.  Somerset. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.     Esmond, 

Cornwall.    Sr Norteyn,  T.   Norwiche,  V, 

co. Northampton, W.  NoRWicH,Essex;  Norfolk; 

Brampton,    co.   Northampton;    and    Suffolk; 

temp.  Edward  II.     Sir  John  de  Norwich,  Me- 

tyngham,  Suffolk,  a  Baron  in  1342. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  a  label  or. 

Sire  Johan  de  Northwyk,  0. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned 

or.    Bellers. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned 

or  a  label  gold.    Bellers. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Fremargan. 

Olton,  V.  Oughton.  Oulton,  V*.  Owlton,  JF. 
Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Drayton,  Norfolk. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  and  a 

lion  ramp.  or.      Hutchinson,  Cornforth,  1570, 

and  Whitton  House,  Durham. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or.     Sir 

Henry  Halton,  V.    Hollon. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  ermines  a  lion  pass,  guard 

Neale. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg.      Beler. 

Augustiniau   Priory   at  Kirkby   Bellers,   co. 

Leicester. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 

Manning,  Stanbury,  Cornwall. 
Per    pale    gu.   and    purp.    a   lion    ramp.    erm. 

Oldhall. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Beler, 

Eye-Kettleby,  co.  Leicester.     Bellars,   Berk- 

hampstead,  co.  Hants.     M.  James  Bellers,  S. 

Bellers,  Criche,  co.  Derby.    Fleet.     Kirkby, 

co.  Leicester.     Kyrby  or  Kyrkby.     Leeke,  co. 

Leicester,  V.    Mulbery  or  Mulbury. 
Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

Bellers,  Stoke,  V. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  arg. 

Keitelby,  co.  Gloucester. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or. 

Beller,   co.    Leicester    and    co.  Nottingham. 

Bellars.     Bellers.     Billers,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London,  1731.     Thomas  Northam,  Y,   or  de 

Northam,  Y. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally 

crowned  or.    Bellers,  Keytilby,  V. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.     Cowne. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Sir  John 

Bevepeche,  V.    Beveridge.      Sir  Thomas  de 

Beugham,  0. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.    Meredith, 

Upper  Weld,  co.  Buckingham.      Moore  alias 

Meredith,  co.  Bedford  and  co.  Buckingham. 
Per  pale  dancetty  or  and  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard. 

counterchanged.     Crofton. 


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BEAST.  HON....  con*. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
counterchanged.  Ceofton,  Mobill  Castle,  co. 
Leitrim,  Ireland,  Bart.  Crofton,  Longford 
House,  co.  Sligo,  Bart. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  couuterchanged. 
Stone,  co.  Lancaster  and  co.  York. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Hillis,  V. 
Plaise.  Sir  de  Plaiz,  Norfolk,  temp.  Edward  I, 
V.  Playz,  temp.  Edward  III.  Playse  or  Plaiz, 
Tofte,  Norfolk.  Mousire  Richard  Place,  Y. 
Sire  Richard  de  Plays,  0.  M.  John  Plays,  S. 
Richard  Playce,  F. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  Sire 
Gyles  Plays,  N. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  armed 
az.     Playse,  Norfolk. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  counter- 
changed.  Place,  Weddington  Hall;  co.  War- 
wick ;  descended  from  Playse  or  Place,  Dins- 
dale,  co.  Durham  ;  quartering  Halnath. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Stone,  London  ;  granted  by  Segar. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a 
baton  arg.  Rauf  Bxgod,  E ;  but  with  a  bendlet, 
F. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  pu.  Bygot. 
Bygod,  le  Conte  Maieschal,  P,  V*.  Bigod, 
Earl  Marshal,  V.  Roger  Bigot,  Counte  Mare- 
shall,  H;  but  Conte  de  Norfolk,  X.  Mons. 
Roger  Bigod,  Counte  de  Norfolke,  Y.  Le 
Counte  le  Mareschal,  N.  Augustinian  Priory 
at  Caetmele  or  Kertjiele,  co.  Lancaster, 
Marshall,  Earl  of  Pembroke.  Marshall. 
Newton-Kyme.co.York.  Le  Conte  Mareschall, 
B,  G,  or  Maeiscale,  E,  or  Mareschal,  F. 
Henry  Marshall,  Bishop  of  Exeter,  1194-1206. 
Counte  de  Pennebrok,  C,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
William  Marshal,  Earl  of  Pembroke,  Z,  87, 96. 
Cluniac  Priory  at  Thetford,  Norfolk.    Vigod. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  incensed 
az.     Marshal,  Earl  of  Pembroke. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  and  gu. 
Le  Counte  de  Pennebrok,  C. 

Per  pale  purp.  and  arg.  on  the  dexter  side  a  lion 
rantp.  respectant  on  the  sinister  side  an  oak- 
tree  vert.     O'Conor,  Sligo,  Ireland. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Edward  Vaughan,  Bishop  of  St.  David's,  1509- 
22. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Champanays, 
V*.    Champnays,  V. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Rowsewell, 
Vasterne,  co.  Wilis. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Neill, 
England. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg. 
Fresh.  Neal,  V*.  Neale  or  Neyll,  Essex ; 
Yeldon,  co.  Bedford  ;  Wollaston  and  Hanging- 
Houghton,  co.  Northampton.  John  Neale, 
Wollaston,  co.  Northampton,    W.  Neale, 

Allesley  Park,  co.  Warwick ;  descended  from 
Neale,  Deane;  quartering  Vansittart.  Neil, 
Scotland.    Villiers. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg. 
crowned  or.    Besney,  co.  Hertford. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  statant  arg.  Neale, 
Dean,  co.  Bedford ;  and  Allesley  Park,  co.  War- 
wick. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  statant  guard,  arg.  a 
mullet  for  diff.  Ralph,  third  son  of  John 
Neale  of  Wollaston,  co.  Northampton,  usurped 
by  Neale,  London. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  or. 
Sir  John  Norwich,  V. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Rich- 
ard Neil  or  Neyle,  Bishop  of  Rochester,  1608, 
Lichfield,  etc.,  1010-14. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  purp.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  (some- 
times erm.).     Norwich. 

Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Felton, 
co.  Gloucester. 

Per  saltire  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Payne,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 
Richard  Young,  Bishop  of  Bangor,  1400,  Ro- 
chester, 1407-18  ;  granted  by  Dethick. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  of  the 
first.     Gold,  London. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Gould,  Exeter,  temp.  Edward  III ;  Combe  in 
Staverton, temp. Elizabeth  ;  Hayes  and  Downes, 
co.  Devon ;  the  coheirs  m.  Buller  and  Tuck- 
field;  the  heiress  of  Gould,  Lew  Trenchard,  m. 
Baring.  Gould,  Fleet  House,  co.  Dorset. 
Gould,  London,  W.  Gould,  Dorchester; 
Staverton,  co.  Devon ;  and  Edmonton,  Mid- 
dlesex. 

Per  saltire  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Grafton. 

Per  saltire  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Grafton, 
V*.     Grafton,  1605. 

Per  saltire  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Goold.  John  Gould,  Broadnemett,  co.  Devon, 
1730.  Gould,  Staverton,  co.  Devon.  Gould, 
Londou,  1730. 

Per  saltire  or  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Sir 
Ralph  Bagenholt,  co.  Stafford,  W. 

Per  saltire  sa.  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  ur.  Garston, 
London,  1584.  Grafton,  London,  V.  Grafton, 
Shrewsbury  ;  Little  Missenden,  co.  Bucks  ;  co. 
Chester ;  London  ;  and  co.  Worcester. 

Per  saltire  sa.  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed 
and  langued  gu.  Grafton,  co.  Worcester  and 
co.  Stafford,  temp.  Henry  VIII. 

Per  saltire  sa.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Gould,  Worcester. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Lyons.  Mackmore, 
Ireland.    Wimbishe,  Nocton,  co.  Lincoln. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  oppressed  with  a  fess  or. 
Mackmore  or  Mac  More,  Ireland. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Paylow,  V*.  Pashley, 
Kent,  V.    Sr de  Payleu,  V.    Payton. 

Purp.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  and  a  lion  ramp.  or. 
Lamorat. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp,  or  collared  gu.  Mallory,  co. 
Northampton. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.    Pashley. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  or 
crowned  arg.     Sir  Richard  Pashley,  V. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  crowned  or. 
Pashley,  V*. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  gu.  Sir  William  PoNSCYN,JY.  Ponseyn,  V*. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  az.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  lion  pa^s.  gu.  Crofts.  Croftes, 
V*.  Herbert  Croft,  Bishop  of  Hereford,  1662- 
91.     Sir  Hugh  Crofte,  V,  co.  Salop.     Cross. 

Quarterly  indented  arg.  and  az.  in  the  first  quar- 
ter a  lion  pass.  gu.     Croft,  1730. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  az.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  Sir  Rich- 
ard Crofte,  co.  Hereford,  V. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
ramp.  gu.  Sir  William  Ponseyn,  co.  Here- 
ford, V. 


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BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 

salient  gu.     Ponseigne. 
Quarterly  indented   arg.  and  az.  in  the  second 
quarter  a  lion   pass.  or.     Crofts,  co.   Salop. 
Sire  Huge  de  Croft,  N. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  az.     Say,  Suffolk. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  the  first  a  lion  ramp,  of 

the  second.     Breton. 
Quarterly  az.  and  arg.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 

of  the  second.     Ponsf.yn,  co.  Hereford. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  az.  and  arg.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  lion  pass,  of  the  second.    Sir 
Hugh  Croft,  L.     Jennyns,  Middlesex. 
Quarterly  per  pale  indented  az.  and  arg.  in  the 

first  quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.     Crofts.  _ 
Quarterly  per   fess    indented    az.    and    arg.    in 
the   first  quarter  a  lion  pass  or.       Sir  Hugh 
Croft,  L. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  az.  and  arg.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.       Croft  or 
Crofte,  Castle  Croft,  co.  Hertford.       Croft, 
Croft  Castle,  co.  Hereford,  Bart.      Crofts,  co. 
Salop  and  co.  Heroford.      Sir  Hugh  Croft,  L. 
William  Crofte,  co.  Hereford,  V. 
Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Holton.     Huning,  Suffolk,  V.     Morgan.     Sir 
John  Olton,  co.  Chester,  V.     Olton,  Wetnall, 
co.  Chester,  Harl.  MS.  1424,  fo.  116. 
Quarterly  indented  erminois  and  gu.  in  the  first 
quarter  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.    Croft,  Stilling- 
ton  Hall,  co.  York.    Croft,  Hutton  Buscel,  co. 
York;  quartering  Bowes. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  arg.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second.   Crofts, 
Norfolk. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  or.    Bowden,  co.  Oxford. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  az.  in  the 

first  quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.     Crofts. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

Morgan.    Newport. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
ramp,  or  over  all  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  last. 
Hughson. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  arg.     Town  of  Altringham,  co.  Chester. 
Massey,  Dunham  Massey,   co.  Chester,  Baron 
to  the  Earls  of  Chester.     Mascy,  Dunham,  co. 
Chester,  V.    Massy,  V*. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  arg.  (another,  of  the  last)  over  all  a  crosier 

in  pale  head  to  the  sinister Benedictine 

Priory    at    Birkenhead    or    Birketwood    or 
Bdrket,  co.  Chester. 
Quarterly  engr.  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a 

lion  pass.  arg.     Besyn. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  or  in  the  first 

quarter  a  lion  pass.  arg.     Begfyn.    Besyn,  V. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  or  in  the  first 
quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard. arg.  Belsin.  Besny. 
Besanit  or  Besaynt.    Besney  or  Besyn,  V. 
Langley,  Kent,  V. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 

ramp.  arg.     Hamond  Mascy,  Y. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 

pass,  of  the  second.    Massy,  co.  Chester. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  last  a  label  of  five  points   arg. 
Massy,  co.  Chester. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  second  (another  arg.)  over  all  a 


BEAST.  WON cont. 

crosier  in  pale  head  to  the  sinister  ....  Bene- 
dictine Priory  at  Birkenhead  or  Birketwood 
or  Burket,  co.  Chester. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  or  in  the  first 
quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard  of  the  second. 
Besvtlle,  V*.    Besvylle,  V. 

Quarterly  gu.  with  vairy  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion 
ramp.  arg.  Peverell  or  Peyerel,  co.  Not- 
tingham, temp.  William  the  Conqueror. 

Quarterly  gu.  with  vairy  or  and  vert  over  the 
whole  a  lion  pass  arg.  Peverell,  co.  Notting- 
ham, V.    Peverell,  Lord  of  Nottingham. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Owleton.  Sir  John  Owlton,  Harl.  MS.  1535, 
fo.  24  and  fo.  396. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Humez,  Add.  MS.  5798,  fo.  153. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Greenford. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  gu.     Ponnsdon,  co.  Hereford. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
....  gu.     Gerconly. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
ramp.  gu.  Raffe  de  Marconvile,  A.  M.  Davy 
Jerkanvile,  D. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
ramp.  sa.     M.  Henry  Inglous,  S. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  second  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  arg.     Massey,  Dunham  ;  co.  Chester. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  gu.  in  the  first 
quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard  arg.  Langley, 
Kent,  V*. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  az.     Say,  Tilney,  Norfolk  ;  and  Suffolk. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  a  lion  pass.  az. 

SORREY. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  az.  in  the  second  a  fret  of  the  first.     Say. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  az.  Sire  ....  de  Say,  N.  Sire 
Say,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  III,  V.     Sore,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 
Manston. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  gu.  in  the  first 
quarter  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  second. 
Croft,  Cowling  Hall,  co.  York ;  and  of  Dod- 
dington,  Kent,  Bart. ;  descended  from  Croft  of 
Stillington. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
ramp,  of  the  second.     Gercomyle.     Inglish. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  sa.     Say. 

Quarterly  or  and  sa.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  gu.  Boyvill,  Suffolk.  William  de 
Boyvile,  C. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  of  the  second.     Bowdon. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  of  the  second  crowned  or.  Sir 
Edward  Prerne,  V. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
ramp,  of  the  second.  Byng,  Viscount  Torring- 
ton.     Byng,  Wrotham  Park,  Middlesex. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  the  first  quarter  occupied 
by  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second  over  all  a  repre- 
sentation of  the  guidon  of  the  Thirty-first  Re- 
giment (... .  two  laurel  branches  saltirewise 
....  below  the  union-jack)  in  bend  sinister. 
Byng,  Earl  and  Baron  Strafford. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  on  the  first  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  or.    Breton. 


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BEAST.  LION cont. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion  pass. 
arg.   Bowden.  Bowden,  co.  Chester.   Bowdon, F. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass.  arg.  langued  gu.  Bowdon,  Beighton 
Fields  and  Southgate  House,  eo.  Derby  ;  quar- 
tering Erdeswick.  Bowdon,  Pleasington  Hall, 
co.  Lnncaster  ;  descended  from  Bowdon,  South- 
gate  House,  co.  Derby ;  quartering  Butler. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  arg.     Bowdon. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  second.  Bowden,  Bowden,  co. 
Chester. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  or  in  the  fust  quarter  a  lion 
ramp,  guard,  of  the  second.     Bing,  Kent. 

Quarterly  vair  with  gu.  three  bars  or  over  all  a 
lion  ramp.  arg.    Peverell. 

Quarterly  vert  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Awing,  Suffolk,  V.  Hunninge,F*.  Huninges, 
co.  Chester;  and  Carsam,  Suffolk.  Oulton, 
co.  Chester,  1572,  Harl.  MS.,  2151,  fo.  85  b. 
Oldington  or  Olton. 

Quarterly  vert  and  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Oulton. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Bichingfield.  Sir  John 
Stormy,  R.  Taylor,  Cumberland  ;  Lyme,  co. 
Dorset ;  and  Denbury,  co.  Devon.  Taylour, 
co.  Cambridge;  Haleston  Grange,  co.  Glouces- 
ter; and  Bradley,  co.  Hants.  John  Taylor, 
London,TF.  VERDON,Northumberland.  /Vernon. 

Sa.  semy  of  annulets  and  a  lion  pass.  arg. 
Fulthorpe,  F. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Lee,  Wales,  W. 
Leigh.    Huston,  Cornwall. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  Stormy  or  Sturmy. 
Redeshall,  co.  Lincoln. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Arbouin.  Bratton.  M. 
Henry  de  Breban,D.  Cassamajor.  Churchill. 
Cromwell,  Hinchinbrooke,  co.  Hants ;  de- 
scended from  Williams,  Wales.  The  Lord  Pro- 
tectorOLivER  Cromwell.  CROMWELL,Theobalds, 
Cheshunt,  co.  Herts;  the  heiress  ra.  1831, 
Russell.  Deverdon.  Edgar,  Wadderley, 
Scotland.  Engharad,  daughter  of  Meirich  ap 
Dynfwal  ap  Arthen  ap  Sybsilt,  King  of  Cardi- 
gan, and  wife  of  Rhodri  Mawr.  (?)  Silvester 
de  Everdon,  Bishop  of  Carlisle,  1247-54. 
Roger  de  Everdon,  seal  24  Edward  III,  Harl. 
MS.  818,  fo. 43.  EbledeGENEVRE,^.  Holmes. 
Lewis,  Lanishen  Court,  co.  Monmouth  ;  quar- 
tering sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spear-heads  arg. 
with  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or,  and 
or  on  a  canton  gu.  two  lions  pass,  of  the  first ; 
and  Lanishen  House,  co.  Glamorgan ;  both  de- 
scended through  Lewis,  the  Van,  co.  Glamor- 
gan, from  Ivor  ap  Meurig,  known  as  Ivor  Bach, 
living  temp.  Hen.  II ;  the  heiress  m.  Windsor. 
Hall,  Essex.  Hereford.  Kilche.  Sir 
Johan  de  Kinkeston,  (?  the  lion  or),  J. 
Mackmorough,  Ireland.  Maithiard.  Tobias 
Matthew,  Bishop  of  Durham,  1 595 ;  Archbishop 
of  York,  1006-28  ;  quartering  gu.  three  chevro- 
nels  arg.  with  a  crescent  in  the  fess  point  .... 
Matthew,  co.  Dorset.  Matthew,  Stansted, 
Sussex.  Modlicote,  Whitley  Hall,  co.  Salop. 
Morle  or  Morley,  Morle,  Norfolk.  Pendle. 
Henry  de  Penedoke,  E.  Plank,  Essex. 
Sandford.  Scurmy.  Segrave.  Nicholas  de 
Segrave,  A.  Thorne.  Thornes,  co.  Salop. 
Thorney,  F.  Torney  or  Tourney.  Vardon, 
Norwich.  Sir  Thomas  de  Verdon  or  de 
Verdoun,  N.    Sir  John  Verdon,  R.    Sir  Tho- 


BEAST.  LION....  cont. 

mas  de  Verdon,  co.  Northampton,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  F.  Warden,  F*.  Wardon,  F. 
Wastness,  quartered  by  Greasley.  Wastneys. 
Sir  William  Westeney,  I.  Williams,  co.  Hun- 
tingdon; and  Denton,  co.  Lincoln.    Williams. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  label  gu.  Polimore,  Po- 
limore,  co.  Devon.     Nicholas  de  Segrave,  K. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  depressed  by  a  bend  compony 
of  the  second  and  gu.     Thomas  Marche,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  debruised  by  a  bend  com- 
pony or  and  gu.  Croxton,  Croxton,  co.  Ches- 
ter, temp.  Henry  III ;  the  heiress  m.  Mainwar- 
ing,  an  illegitimate  descendant  of  Mainwaring 
of  Peover.  Croxton,  Ravenscroft,  extinct  1G90. 
Marshe.  Presland  or  Prestland,  Tboby, 
Essex. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  compony 
or  and  gu.     Croxton,  F*.    Scharington,  F*. 

SCHEVINGTON,  F*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  gu.  Colvile, 
Suffolk.  Chirchill,  V.  Chirkehill,  F. 
Holme. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  gu. 
Churchill,  co.  Somerset ;  and  Churchill-Hen- 
bury,  co.  Dorset.  Sir  John  Churchill,  Churchill, 
co.  Somerset,  1730. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  dexter  baston  gu. 
Monsire  Robert  de  Morley,  Y. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  or.  Vessey, 
Isham,  co.  Cambridge. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  oppressed  with  a  bend  engr. 
or.    Segrave. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  over  all  on  a  fess  or  three 
crosses  patty  fitchy  (another,  crosses  croslet 
fitchy )  of  the  field.     Colbroke. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  holding  betw.  the  forepaws  a 
5-foil  arg.    Luard. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  supporting  a  garb  arg.   Kjrkeby. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  holding  in  the  paw  a  garb 
or.     Kyrby  or  Kyrkby,  Essex. 

Sa.  semy  of  annulets  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Fulthorp.    Sir  Roger  Fulthorpe,  F.    Molton. 

Sa.  semy  of  annulets  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Fulthorp. 

Sa.  billety  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last.  Sire 
Johan  Neyrmiyst  or  Neyrnuyt.N.     Wartoft. 

Sa.  semy  of  crosses  bottony  and  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.     Hantevtll  or  Hautevill,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Sire  Geffrei  de  Hautevtlle,  0,  Hautevile,  N. 
Long,  Wraxall,  co.  Wilts  ;  Draycot,  co.  Wilts, 
quartering  Cerne  ;  and  Wansted,  Essex,  Bart., 
extinct  1805,  quartering  Popham,  Seymour,  and 
Child;  the  heiress  m.  Pole.  Long,  Preshaw, 
co.  Southampton ;  descended  through  Long, 
Devizes,  like  Long,  Monkton  Farleigh  and 
Baynton,  co.  Wilts,  through  Long,  Rowde  Ash- 
ton,  co.  Wilts,  quartering  Long,  from  Long, 
Little  Cheverell  and  Potterne,  co.  Wilts.  Long, 
Melksam,  and  Collingbourne  Kingston,  co. Wilts. 
Sir  Gefferay  Watevile,  L,  Harl. MS.  6137. 

Sa.  semy  of  escallops  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Holland. 

Sa.  semy  of  5-foils  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Clifton, 
Clifton,  co.  Nottingham,  Bart.    Pierpont. 

Sa.  semy  of  5-foils  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  langued 
gu.  Seal  of  Gervase  Clifton,  Treasurer  of 
Calais,  36  Henry  VI,  Harl.  MS.  6829,  fo.  23. 

Sa.  the  field  replenished  with  acorns  or  a  lion 
ramp.  arg.     Atwood. 

Sa.  goutty  de  larmes  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Chantry. 


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BEAST.  HON cont. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Kyddy.  Williams,  alias  Cromwell,  temp. 
Elizabeth. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  or.     John  Verdon,  Y. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  unguled  or. 
Monsire  John  de  Verdon,  Y. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  gu.  Gasteneys. 
Verdon.  Wastneys,  co.  Chester ,  co.  Leicester; 
Hedon,  co.  Nottingham  ;  and  co.  Stafford.  Wil- 
liam le  Wasteneis,  E,  or  Wastneys,  F.  Ed- 
raun  Wasteney,  G.  Sir  William  Wastneye  or 
Wastneys,  L,  or  Wasteneys,  N.  Sir  William 
de  Wasteneys,  co.  Stafford,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  or.  West,  Suffolk ; 
quartered  by  Gresley,  Colton,  co.  Stafford,  Z, 
341. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  gu.    Verdon. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Brockest. 
Chaucombe,  co.  Warwick.  Dagworth,  Alding- 
ton, Kent.  Segrave,  co.  Leicester  and  co.  Lin- 
coln. Dominus  Segrave,  co.  Leicester,  V.  Le 
Sire  de  Segrave,  A',  F.  Monsire  de  Segrave,  Y. 
Segrave,  Z,  207.  Sir  John  Segrave,  H,  or  de 
Segrave,  J,  K.  Sir  Johan  de  Segrave,  N. 
Segrave,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edw.  I.  Twichet. 
Westropp,  co.  Limerick  and  co.  Clare. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or. 
Seagrave,  Castle  Ashby,  co.  Northampton. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  and  a  label  az. 
Sir  Nicholas  de  Segrave,  L,  Harl.  MS.,  C137, 
but  corrected  to  gu.  in  L,  Harl.  MS.,  6589. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  and  a  label  gu. 
Sr.  Nichol  de  Segrave,  H,  K,  L,  N,  0. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  a  label  of  five 
points  gu.    Nicholas  de  Segrave,  G,  J. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  over  all  a  dexter 
baston  gu.     Henry  de  Segrave,  G,  N. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  over  all  a  dexter 
baston  engr.  gu.     Sire  Johan  de  Segrave,  N. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  a  dexter  baston 
of  the  last.     Sire  Symon  de  Segrave, N. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  collared 
gu.    Jarrat  Jarratt  or  Jarrett. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  ppr.  Segrave,  Z, 
208. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  coward  the  tail  reflected  over  his 
back  arg.     Mathew,  Wales,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  incensed  gu.  Karedig, 
Wales. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  Metford. 
Wastneys,  co.  Stafford.  Monsire  de  Wastnes, 
Y.  Sire  Edmon  Wasteneys,  N,  co.  Stafford, 
temp.  Edward  111,  V;  but  Robert,  Y. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  arg.  Moulent,  V*. 
Wasteneys,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  and  a  label  of  the 
last.     Sire  Johan  de  Kyngestone,  N. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  arg. 
Moulent,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  arg.  within 
the  tails  a  fleur-de-lis  arg.     Metford,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  between  the  tails 
a  fleur-de-lis  arg.    Metford,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  arg.  collared  gu. 
Wastneys,  Hedon,  co.  Nottingham. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  collared  or. 
Sir  John  Wastenys,  Heydon,  co.  Notting- 
ham, V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  arg.  collared  or. 
Wasteneys,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  crowned  or. 
Segrave. 


BEAST.  LION cont. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  Stormyn.  Thorne. 
Melverley  and  Shelvolk,  co.  Salop.  Thornes, 
formerly  Shelvock,  now  Edge,  co.  Salop.  Robert 
Atte  Thornes,  Shrewsbury,  temp.  Edward  III. 
Wastneys,  co.  Lincoln  and  co.  Stafford. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  tail  forked  arg.  Wastneys, 
co.  Stafford. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  arg.  Morgan,  Aber- 
cothy,  co.  Carmarthen  ;  and  Biddlesden  Park, 
co.  Northampton. 

Sa.  a  lion  salient  arg.  Scurmy,  V.  Stormy,  Dro- 
monby,  co.  York ;  quartered  by  Constable,  W. 
John  Sturmye,  Y. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  Holme. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu. 
Caster.    Holme,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  Holmes. 
Hampoll,  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  bendy  arg.  and  gu.     Whetley. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.    Aguillon.     Lough,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  with  a  collar  gemel  az. 
therefrom  pendent  an  escucheon  of  the  last 
charged  with  a  mullet  arg.  Pownall,  Liver- 
pool, co.  Lancaster  ;  and  Pownall,  co.  Chester. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  or.  Westhorp, 
Cornburgh,  co.  York. 

Sa.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 
crowned  of  the  second.  Phillip,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London, 1463. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  erm.  Stokes,  co. 
Gloucester.  Stokes,  Hean  Castle,  co.  Pem- 
broke ;  descended  from  Peter  de  Stok,  Caen,  in 
Normandy,  temp.  John. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Field,  1730.  Pinoke  or 
Pinnock.     Tentavile.     Taylor,  1730. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.     Ekeney. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  coward  the  tail  reflected 
over  the  back  or.     Genkins,  co.  Chester. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  reguard  or.    Browest. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Archer,  co.  Salop.  Nicol 
le  Archer,  E.  Banent.  Brabant,  Z,  143,402. 
Brocas  or  Brockust.  Bromell.  Bromhall, 
Levington,  co.  Bedford.  Flanders.  Sir 
Johan  de  Kinkeston  (but  ?  the  lion  arg.),  J". 
Keterldge,  London ;  granted  1593.  Kingston, 
co.  Bedford.  Ludlow.  Makemore.  Narstoft 
Nartoft  or  Nartost,  co.  Devon,  and  Essex. 
Nartoft,  V.  Neymist,  V.  Neymyst,  V.  Norman, 
England.  Nortoft, Essex.  Sir  Adam  Nortoft, 
Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Sire  Adam  de 
Nortost,  N.  Pikton.  Polimore.  Lucas  de 
Poltimor,  A.  Richard  Pultonor,  A, Harl.  MS. 
6137.  Samborne.  Samburn,  V*.  Sir  John 
Samburne,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  a  bend.  erm.  Fitchet 
or  Fitchett. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  in  the  paws  an  escu- 
cheon arg.  charged  with  a  cross  patty  fitchy  gu. 
Keiling,  Newcastle-underLine,  co.  Stafford. 
Keling,  Hackney,  Middlesex ;  granted  30  April, 
1632. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  betw.  his  paws  a  mul- 
let arg.     Leward. 

Sa.  billety  arg.  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Narstaffe, 
Essex. 

Sa.  billety  and  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Flllesworth. 
Nartoft.    West. 

Sa.  gouttyd'eau  a  lion  ramp.  or.  KiNGSTON.London. 

Sa.  goutty  d'or  a  lion  ramp.  gold.  Picton,  Wy  vill 
Court,  co.  Berks  and  co.  Chester. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.  holding  a  cross 
crosslet  fitchy  of  the  last.     Darrell,  Sussex. 


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BEAST.  HON....  cont. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or.  Gilbert  de  Segrave, 
Bishop  of  London,  1313-10.  Segrave,  co. 
Worcester. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Bramhall,  co.  Chester,  and  London  ;  confirmed 
21  Nov.  1628. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  gn.  The  Palatinate 
of  the  Rhine,  Z,  564,  566,  569, 575,  875. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or.  King,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. Sir  Nicholas  Kingston,  co.  York,  V. 
Sir  John  Kingston,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Kingston,  Wendover,  co.  Buckingham.  Sire 
Johan  de  Kynestone,  N.     Thomas  Kingston,F. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  or.  Kingston,  V*. 
King,  Charlestown,  co.  Roscommon,  Bart. 
Morlent. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp. tail  forked  or  a  label  gu.  Kingston, 
co.  Berwick.     Sire  Nicholas  de  Kingestone,N. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  or  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.     Knyston. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  or  and  a  dexter 
baston  gu.     Sire  Walter  de  Kingestone,  N. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  or.  Sir 
Bartholomew  Burghershe,  Kent,  temp.  Ed- 
ward III,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or.  Brocas,  F*.  Brocas, 
Beaurepayre,  co.  Hants  ;  the  heiress,  temp. 
Henry  VII.,  m.  Pexhall.  John  Brocas,  F. 
Brockas  or  Brokas.  Brookhurst.  Brocas, 
Alton  and  Beaurepayre,  quartering  Brocas. 
Brocas,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1730.  Sir 
Barnard  Brokas,  V.  Brocas  or  Brockust, 
quartering  Roches,  with  gu.  six  ragged  staves 
palewise,  three  two  and  one  arg.,  Banbury,  and 
Morell.  Syr  John  Brockas,  Q.  M.  Bernard 
Brokas,  S.    Fletwicke. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  and  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.     M.  Bernard  Brocas,  S. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  armed  gu.  Syr  John 
Brockas,  Q. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  or.  Evans.  Gwyn, 
Maeslech,  co.  Brecon.  Lloyd,  co.  Brecon. 
Stofmyn.    Story. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  or  ducally  crowned  of 
the  last.     Brockhurst,  London. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg.  and  erminois. 
Lloyd,  Cynfell,  co.  Merioneth  ;  granted  1784. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  or  and  arg.  Wellsand 
or  Wellisand. 

Sanguine  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  Wymbish,  Harl.  MS. 
6829,  fo.  57. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  in  the  dexter  corner  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  of  the  last.     Ferrers. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gold  '  a  lau- 
treme  pointe  d'escue.'  Robert  Ferrers,  Baron 
of  Wemme,  F,  i.  e.  in  the  dexter  canton,  Z,  263. 

Vert  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.     Hervy. 

Vert  a  liou  ramp.  arg.  Beveridge,  Scotland. 
Bolbeck.  Hugh  Bolebek,  B.  Le  Baron  Sire 
Hugh  de  Bolbecke,F.  Bulbeck,  V.  Camp- 
bell-HuME,  Purves  Hall,  co.  Berwick,  Bart. ; 
quartering  Pepdie,  and  quarterly  with  gyronny 
of  eight  or  and  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
charged  with  eight  escallops  of  the  first  a 
canton  gyronny  of  eight  of  the  third  and  erm., 
quartering  az.  on  a  fess  betw.  three  mascles 
arg.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first,  with  ....  three 
piles  engr.  az.  with  arg.  a  cross  engr.  az. 
and  over  all  in  surtout  an  inescucheon  arg. 
charged  with  an  orange  slipped  and  imperially 
crowned  all  ppr.  Clinch.  Helton.  Heton. 
Heyton.     Sir  Adam  de  Heyton  or  Heton,  V. 


BEAST.  HON....  cont. 

Hockleton,  co.  Salop.  Home,  Todderich, 
Scotland:  quartering  ....  a  popinjay  vert 
beaked  and  membered  gu.  Home,  Spot,  Scot- 
land ;  descended  from  Home,  Dunglass,  1424, 
quartering  arg.  three  roses  gu.  slipped  vert. 
Home,  That  Ilk,  quartering  Pepdie.  Home, 
Longformachus,  with  the  same  quartering. 
Home,  Merestoun,  with  the  same  quartering, 
over  all  a  crescent  gu.  Home,  Aytonn,  Scot- 
land ;  descended  from  Lord  Home,  with  the 
same  quartering,  over  all  a  rose  gu.  Home, 
Westertoun,  with  the  same  quartering  over  all 
a  rose  within  a  bordure  gu.  Home,  Eccles, 
Scotland,  quartering  Pepdie  and  Hume.  Home, 
Wodderburn,  Scotland,  quartering  Pepdie  and 
Sinclair.  Home  or  Hume,  Lumisden  and 
Rentoun,  Scotland,  quartering  Pepdie,  For- 
rester, and  Elme.  Home,  Karnes,  with  the 
same  quarterings,  all  within  a  bordure  engr. 
gu.  Hume,  Humewood,  co.  Wicklow;  de- 
scended from  Hume,  Baron  Polworth,  quarter- 
ing Pepdie.  Hume,  Hutton  Hall,  Scotland, 
with  the  same  quartering,  all  within  a  bordure 
arg.  Hume,  Earl  of  Dunbar,  with  the  same 
quartering  and  Hume,  over  all  in  surtout  Dun- 
bar. Hume,  Wormlehury,  co.  Hertfoi-d,  Bart. 
Hume,  Salisbury.  John  Hume,  Bishop  of 
Bristol,  1756,  Oxford,  1758,  Salisbury,  1766  82, 

Add.  MS.  5798 ;  quartering  az.  on  a  chev 

three  mullets  .... 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  surmounted  by  a  fess  gu. 
Joy. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  grasping  a  halbert  arg. 
Partyn,  co.  Salop  and  co.  Stafford. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  holding  a  dagger  arg.  Dempsey, 
Ireland. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Bulbeck,  Essex.  Holme,  Scotland.  Home, 
Earl  of  Home,  quartering  Pepdie,  over  all  an 
escucheon  for  Landell.  Hume,  Earl  of  March - 
mont,  quartering  Pepdie,  Polworth,  and  St. 
Clair,  over  all  in  the  centre  an  escucheon  arg. 
charged  with  an  orange  ppr.  stalked  and  slip- 
ped vert  ensigned  with  an  imperial  crown  ppr. 
Hume,  Coldinghamlaw,  Scotland. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  the  head  feet  and  tail  gu. 
Gwaith  Voed,  living  921.     ' 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  gu.  John 
Beeston.F.  Beston,F.  MonsiredeBESTON,F. 
Ralphe  Menvile,  F. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  and  armed  gu. 
Beeston.  Orton,  Orton,  co.  Cumberland; 
the  heiress  m.  Skelton. 

Vert  a  liou  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Beeston. 
Boston.     Conner,  Ballybricken,  co.  Cork. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  Sir  Walter  Cotton, 
V.  Walton,  Cotton,  V.  De  Cotton,  V*. 
Heyton,  co.  Lancaster.  Love,  quartered  by 
Alchorne  ;  Visitation  of  Kent,  a.d.  1619.  Sir 
John  Sherborne,  Q.  Sherborne,  Sherborne, 
co.  Lancaster;  quartering  Bailey,  Harl.  MS. 
1549,  fo.  86.  Sir  Richard  Sherborne,  co.  Lan- 
caster, V. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  armed  az.  Sir 
John  Sherborne,  Q. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  arg.    Cotton. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  over  all  a  fess  gu.  Jewe, 
co.  Devon. 

Vert  a  lion   ramp.    or.  Monsire    Wakeline 

dARDERNE,   F.       BlGOTT.       CONNER.       FaRRELL, 

Connaught, Ireland ;  descended  from  the  Princes 
of  Annaly.      Farrell,   Skeffington   Hall,  co. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST. 


LION ....  cont. 


Leicester,  quartering  Brome ;  derived  from 
Farrell,  Dublin,  and  co.  Chester ;  a  heiress  of 
Farrell  and  Dod,  Lower  Hall,  Brocton,  m. 
Worthington  and  Bonnor.  Goodenough. 
"William  de  Grenefeld,  Archbishop  of  York, 
1306-15.  Grenfeld,  co.  Wilts.  Hardde. 
Lewis.  Lloyd,  co.  Salop.  Mac  Neil,  Barra, 
Inverness,  chief  of  the  Macneills  of  the  Western 
Isles :  quartering  arg.  in  hase  the  sea  with  a 
castle  above  the  sea  ppr.,  with  or  a  lymphad 
sails  furled  sa.,  and  or  a  dexter  hand  erect 
couped  gu.  within  an  orle  of  nine  fetterlocks .... 

Sr de  Montenak,  V.      Montenake,  V*. 

Morgan,  co.  Monmouth.  Thomas  Newton, 
Bishop  of  Bristol  1761-82,  Add.  MS.  5798.  Sire 
James  de  Nortone,N.  Norton,  Southwick,  co. 
Hants,  quartering  White ;  the  heiress  m.  White- 
head. N  orton,  Rotherfield ,  co.  H  an  ts,  Baronetcy 
23  May,  1622  ;  quartering  az.  on  a  fess  betw.  six 
crosses  croslet  or  three  escallops  gu.,  with  az. 
a  fess  Debuly  betw.  three  crescents  or ;  the 
heiress    m.    Paulet.  OTerrall,    formerly 

Princes  of  Annaly,  now  co.  Longford.     Randes. 

ROBBESART.  RoBSART,    V.  RoHANTKED. 

Sandiff.  Shaen,  Great  Kew,  Surrey,  Bart., 
1730. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  sinisterwise  or.  Connour. 
Conor,  King's  County. 

Yert  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  a  haton  az. 
Beaupree. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  depressed  by  a  bend  gu. 
Beaupere,  F*.  Rafe  de  Beaupre,  Y.  Beaupere, 
Cornwall.    Dyper  or  Diprey,  Cornwall. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  and  a  bendlet  gu. 
Beaupere,  V. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  oppressed  with  a  bend  engr. 
gu.    Dyper  or  Diprey,  Cornwall. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  bendlet  engr.  gu.     Ditre. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  fess  sa.  a  cres- 
cent arg.  betw.  two  mullets  of  the  second. 
Dalisone,  Scotland. 

Vert  flory  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Hely. 

Vert  semy  of  broomslips  and  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
or.  Sandde  Hardd,  Lord  of  Morton,  the  mo- 
dem Burton,  co.  Denbigh,  from  whom  de- 
scended Powell,  Horsley,  Bart. ;  Ievan  ap 
Iorwerth,  Llanwyllyn,  co.  Merioneth ;  and 
Llewelyn  ap  Ynyr,  Yale. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Arderne.    Newton. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  gu.  over 
all  a  fess  of  the  second.  Thomas  Jane  or 
Jann,  Bishop  of  Norwich,  1499-1500. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  az.    Arderne. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  gu.  Alderne,  V*. 
Arderne,  W. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or.  O'Connor,  co. 
Kerry,  Ireland.     Tyson. 

Vert    a    lion    ramp,   tail    erect    or.  John 

Greneforde,  Y. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  over  all  a  bend 
gu.     Banprey,  Week,  Norfolk. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  or  over  all  a  baton 
gu.    Beaupre,  Wells. 

OTTER. 

Arg.  a  demi  otter  sa.  issuing  out  of  a  loch  in  base 
ppr.     Lithgow,  Drygrange,  Scotland. 

OX. 

Arg.  a  hull  pass.  az.     Chittoke,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  bull  statant  az.     Chitok,  Suffolk,  W. 


BEAST.  OX cont. 

Arg.  a  bull  pass.  gu.     Bevill,  Cornwall.    Bevtll 

Bevan  or Bevin,  Cornwall.  Blllesley.  Ridley, 

Northumberland. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  gu.  on  a  mount  vert.     Ridley, 

co.  Oxford,  co.  lork,  and  Tekett  and  Westwood, 

Northumberland. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  with  bulrushes  ppr.  stalked  and 

leaved  vert  a  bull  pass.  gu.     Ridley. 
Arg.  an  ox  pass.  gu.  through  reeds  ppr.    Ridley. 
Arg.  a  bull  gu.  armed  or.     Beveley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  gu.  armed  or.     Bevill,  Corn- 
wall.   Cole.    Gonowers  or  Gonwers.    Gower 

or  Gowers.    Torell,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  vert  a  bull  statant  gu.    Ridley, V. 

Sometimes    attributed    to    Nicholas    Ridley, 

Bishop  of  Rochester,  1547 ;    London,  1550-3, 

Add.  MS.  12443,  fo.  217. 
Arg.  a  bull  statant  gu.  armed  or.     Sir  William 

Torell,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  bull  standing  gu.  armed 

or.     Ridley,  Alkington  and  Linley,  co.  Salop. 

Sometimes    attributed    to    Nicholas    Ridley, 

Bishop  of  Rochester,  1547;    London,  1550-3, 

Add.  MS.  12443,  fo.  188. 
Arg.  a  bull  statant  gu.  armed  or  the  tail  betw.  the 

legs.    Bevyley,  Cornwall,  V. 
Arg.  a,  hull   pass.   gu.  armed  and  unguled  or. 

Beville,  Killegarth.    Bevill,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  an  ox  gu.  armed  and  unguled  or  passing  a 

ford  of  water  in  base  ppr.     City  of  Oxford. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  bull  pass,  under  an  oak 

all  ppr.    Verrall  or  Verrell. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.     Bellely.     Meredydd  Bwl. 

Lamelin,  Lamelin,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m. 

Trelawny. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  bull  sa.  armed  gu.   Ridley, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  armed  or.    Bennet,  Ahing- 

ton,  co.  Cambridge. 
Arg.  a  bull  sa.  armed  and  unguled  or.      Bull, 

Wales.     Bwla,     Tregothlave,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  an  ox  sa.  unguled  or  passing  a  ford  ppr. 

John  de  Oxford,  Bishop   of  Norwich,   1175- 

1200. 
Arg.  a  bull  statant  sa.  armed  and   hoofed   or. 

Gwyn,  co.  Carmarthen. 
Az.  a  bull  pass.  arg.    Chittock  or  Chittocke. 
Az.  a  bull  pass.  or.    Chettoke,  Dickleborough. 
Bendy  wavy  arg.  and  az.  an  ox  gu.  passing  over  a 

ford  ppr.     City  of  Oxford. 
Erm.  a  bull  pass.  gu.  Beveille,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Bevill. 
Erm.  a  calf  gu.     Cavall. 

Erm.  a  calf  pass.  gu.     Cavell,  Cornwall ;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Vivian  and  Hore. 
Erm.   a  bull   gu.  armed    arg.  Beuyll    or 

Bevill,  V*. 
Erm.   a   bull   pass.   gu.   armed   arg.        Bevyll, 

Wolton,  V. 
Erm.  a  bull  pass.  gu.  armed  and  unguled   or. 

Bevill,  Cornwall. 
Erm.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  Winter  Witer  or  Wither. 

Whitter,  Ashurst,  Sussex. 
Erm.  a  bull  statant  sa.  armed  gu.    Wyter,  V. 
Gu.  a  bull  pass,  guard,  or.     D'Elbosuf. 
Or  a  bull  gu.    Argahast. 
Or  a  bull  pass.  gu.     Baron.     Boron,  W.    Boyon. 

Torell  or  Tarell. 
Or  a  bull  pass.  gu.  over  all  a  pale  ermine.  Broke, 

Serjeant-at-Anns  to  King  Henry  VIII. 
Or  a  bull  pass.  gu.  attired  of  the  first.     Baptist- 

Browne. 


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BEAST.  OX....cont. 

Or  a  bull  pass.  sa.  collared  and  belled  gold.  Hull, 
Child-Ockford,  co.  Dorset,  temp.  Henry  III. 

Or  a  bull  pass.  sa.  horned  arg.  Trecarne,  Tre- 
carne,  Cornwall;  the  heiress  m.  Glynn. 

Per  bend  sinister  sa.  and  arg.  a  bull  pass,  reguard. 
erm.     Sherwood,  co.  Warwick. 

Per  bend  sinister  sa.  and  arg.  a  bull  pass,  reguard. 
erm.  and  ermines  attired  gu.     Sherwood,  V. 

Per  fess  vert  and  or  a  bull  countercbanged. 
Hastings. 

Per  fess  vert  and  or  a  bull  salient  counterchanged. 
Sr.  Drew  de  Hasting,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  bull  pass,  counterchanged. 
Coles.  (Cooper,  Dicham  Grove,  near  Peters- 
field,  co.  Hants  ?) 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  bull  pass,  counterchanged 
attired  or.     Coleman,  Merriott,  co.  Somerset. 

Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  arg.  a  bull  pass,  coun- 
terchanged.    Colliray. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  gu.  a  bull  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Callore. 

Per  pale  vert  and  or  a  bull  salient  counterchanged. 
De  Hasting,  V*. 

Sa.  a  bull  pass.  arg.  Wood,  Fulborne,  co.  Cam- 
bridge ;  and  Sneterley,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  a  bull  pass.  or.  Fitz-Geffrey,co. Bedford;  and 
Ruslidon,  co.  Northampton.     Fitz-Geffry,F*. 

Sa.  a  bull  statant  arg.  the  tail  between  his  legs. 
Fitz-Geffrey,  co.  Bedford,  V. 

Vert  a  bull  arg.  armed  and  unguled  or.    Bestar. 

Vert  a  bull  pass.  or.    Rtdlesdale.    Ridleworth. 

PORCUPINE  see  Urchin. 

RABBIT  see  Hare.        RAM  see  Sheep. 

SHEEP,  including  Fleece,  Lamb,  and  Ram. 

Arg.  on  a  base  wavy  az.  a  lamb  triumphant  sa. 
John  de  Oxford,  Bishop  of  Norwich,  11751200. 

Arg.  a  ram  statant  sa.  armed  or.  Layton,  co. 
Devon,  W. 

Arg.  a  paschal  lamb  pass.  or.  Duntze,  Rockbere 
House,  and  Playford,  co.  Devon,  Bart. 

Az.  a  golden  fleece  quarterly  with  or  a  castle 
gu.betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  in  fess  vert  over  all  a 
fess  erm.  Plowes,  Wakefield,  co.  York, granted 
12  December  1823. 

Gu.  a  ram.  pass.  arg.  Winram,  Woolstone,  Scot- 
land. 

Gu.  on  an  altar-tomb  a  lamb  pass,  guard,  arg. 
carrying  a  banner  of  the  last  charged  with  a 
cross  of  the  first  resting  the  dexter  forefoot  on 
a  mound  or.  Augustinian  College  of  Bons- 
hornmes  atAsHERUGGE  or  Ashridge,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. 

Or  on  a  mount  betw.  two  lesser  ones  vert  a  lamb 
sa.  holding  with  the  dexter  foot  a  banner  erm. 
charged  with  a  cross  clechy  gu.  Grose,  Rich- 
mond, Surrey;  granted  1756. 

Per  chev.  erm.  and  gu.  in  base  a  golden  fleece. 

FuNEAUX. 

Vert  a  lamb  arg.  Lambert,  Carnagh,  co.  Wex- 
ford, and  co.  Kilkenny;  quartering  erm.  an 
eagle  displ.  gu. 

Vert  a  lamb  pass,  with  three  heads  guard,  and 
reguard.  arg.    Trippet. 

Vert  a  ram  pass.  arg.  Yea,  Pyrland  Hall,  co. 
Somerset,  Bart. 

SQUIRREL 

Arg.   a   squirrel   sejant  gu.  cracking   a  nut  or. 

Hartford,  co.  Chester.   NuTSHALL,Nutshall,co. 

Lancaster,  W. 
Arg.   a  squirrel  sejant  gu.  cracking  a  nut  ppr. 

Hartford,  V*.    Nutshall,  V*.    Squire,  V*. 


BEAST.         SQUIRREL ....  cont. 

Arg.   a   squirrel   sejant  gu.   cracking   nuts   ppr. 

Squire,  co.  Devon  and  co.  Worcester. 
Arg.   a  squirrel   sejant  gu.  supporting  a  hazel 

branch  vert  fructed  or.     Nutshall,  Nutshall, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Az.  a  squirrel  sejant  or.     Walters,  Piercefield, 

co.  Monmouth. 
Erm.  a  squirrel  sejant  gu.     Squire,  the  heiress 

m.  Mervyn. 
Or  a  squirrel  sejant  gu.     Squire,  Suffolk,  V. 
Or   a   squirrel   sejant  gu.  cracking  a  nut  .... 

Orton,  Kent.    Orton,  V. 
Or   a   squirrel   sejant  gu.  holding  a  sprig  ppr. 

Napleton. 

TIGER 
Arg.  a  tiger  reguard.  at  a  mirror  az.    Sibells. 
Arg.  a  tiger  statant  reguardant  coward  gu.  at  a 

mirror  on  the  ground  az.  handled  or.   Sibbells  , 

Kent,  V. 
Arg. a  tiger  reguard.  at  a  mirror  gu.   Sibell,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  tiger  or  reguard.  at  a  mirror  az.    Sibells, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  tiger  pass,  reguard.  at  a  mirror  ppr.  Bardis, 

co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  a  tiger  ramp.  ppr.  collared  and  chained  or. 

O'Halie. 
Arg.  a  tiger  pass.  sa.    Bold.    Dantell. 
Az.  a  tiger  statant  or.     Loane,  Kent,  V. 
Az.  a  tiger  pass.  or.    Loane.    Lone,  Kent;  War- 

lingham  and  Ellour,  Suffolk.    Love,  Sevenoaks, 

Kent. 
Or  a  heraldic  tiger  pas3.    gu.      Lutwyche  or 

Lutwich. 
Or  a  tiger  ....  gu.    Lutwych,  V*.  _ 
Or  a  tiger  pass.  gu.  Lutwyche,  Lutwich,  co.  Salop. 
Or  a  tiger  statant  gu.    Lutwych,  Lutwych,  co. 

Salop,  V. 
Or  a  tiger  pass.  sa.   Dyot,  Lichfield,  and  Freeford 

Hall,  co. Stafford;  confirmed 20  February,  1562. 
Or  a  heraldic  tiger  pass.  sa.     Stackpoole. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  tiger  ramp.  erm.     John  de 

Norwich,  X. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  tiger  pass.  arg.     Mabb. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  tiger  statant  arg.    John 

Mabb,  Chamberlain  of  London,  1560,  V. 
Vert  a  heraldic  tiger  pass,  or  mane  and  tuft  of 

the  tail  arg.    Love,  Kirksted,  Norfolk;  granted 

10  December,  1663. 

URCHIN,  including  Hedgehog  and  Porcupine 
Gu.  a  porcupine  arg.  collared  or.    Hyer,  London. 
Gu.  a  hedgehog  salient  collared  and  chained  arg. 

Sir  Simon  Eyre,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  V. 
Gu.  a  porcupine  salient  arg.  quilled  and  chained 

or.     Eyre,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1445. 
Gu.  a  porcupine  erect  arg.  tusked  collared  and 

chained  or.     Simon  Eyre,    Lord    Mayor  of 

London,  1445. 

WOLF 
Gu.  a  demi  wolf  ppr.  issuing  to  the  sinister  feet 

erected  each  side  of  the  head  arg.     Betwtll. 
a  wolf  pass.  ppr.    Trembleth,  Trembleth, 

St.  Ervan,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  ra.  Arundel. 
Arg.  a  wolf  pass.  gu.     Wolfesley  or  Wolseley. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  wolf  (pass.  V*)  statant  gu. 

Smith,  W. 
Arg.  a  wolf  issuing  from  a  wood  ppr.    Callaghan 

or  O'Callaghan,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  wolf  sa.  enraged  gu.    Malston,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  wolf  pass.  sa.      Walsall.      Walsalle, 

V*.    Wolleshall,  Wolleshall,  co.  Worcester. 

WOLSTON. 

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BEAST.  WOLF ....  cont. 

Arg.  a  wolf  ramp.  sa.  collared  or.    Wood,  V. 

Arg.  a  wolf  salient  sa.  Atwood.  Ford,  Frating, 
Essex.  Wolfe,  Easton-Manduit,  co.  North- 
ampton.   Wood,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  wolf  salient  sa.  collared  gu.    Wood. 

Arg.  a  wolf  statant  sa.     Walsalle,  V. 

Az.  a  wolf  pass.  ai-g.  Blaidd  Rhydd.  Loe. 
Surgan.    Surgeon,  V*. 

Az.  a  wolf  pass.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Gellyn  ap  Blaidd  Rhudd. 

Az.  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  Brees  or  Breeze.  Sir 
John  Doon,  V.  Henry  Dwnn.  Dun,  V*. 
Lewis.  Lloyd,  Bronwydd.  Lloyd,  Crickadarn, 
co.  Brecon.  Oliffe.  (Tydwall,  Gloff,  co. 
Brecon  ?)     Watkins,  Llangorse,  co.  Brecon. 

Az.  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  collared  gu.  chained  (gu. 
V*)  or.     Sir  Morgan  Kldwally,  V. 

Az.  a  wolf  salient  arg.  Clece.  Clere,  V. 
Davies,  Pentre,  co.  Pembroke;  quartering 
Saunders.  Don,  Donn,  or  Doon.  Donne, 
Picton.  Howell.  Lloyd,  Bronwydd,  co.  Car- 
digan; and  Kilrue,  co.  Pembroke;  descended 
from  the  ancient  lords  of  Dyfed.  Maenyrch 
Goch,  lord  of  Brycheinog. 

Az.  a  wolf  salient  arg.  collared  gu.     Kidwell. 

Az.  a  wolf  salient  arg.  collared  and  chained  or. 
Kyndwell. 

Az.  a  wolf  salient  arg.  langued  or  armed  gu. 
Downe. 

Arg.  a  wolf  statant  arg.  John  Surgon  or 
Surgun,  V. 

Az.  a  wolf  salient  erm.  Davis,  Kent;  proved 
June,  1772. 

Az.  a  wolf  salient  or.  Donne,  Mattishall.  Dunn, 
Bircher,  Leominster;  quartering  sa.  three 
round  buckles  tongues  downwards  or. 

Az.  a  wolf  salient  or  collared  az.bezanty.  Kidwell, 
Wales. 

Barry  of  ten  or  and  vert  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  Wolf, 
V*.    Wolfe,  V. 

Gu.  a  wolf  issuing  out  of  a  rock  from  the  sinister 
side  of  the  escucheon  all  arg.  Williams,  co. 
Devon ;  and  Denton,  co.  Lincoln.  Williams, 
The  Friars,  Chichester,  Sussex.  Williams, 
Clapton,  co.  Northampton,  Bart. ;  the  heiress 
m.  Fonnereau. 

Gu.  a  cave  ppr.  therefrom  issuant  a  wolf  at  full 
speed  reguard.  arg.     Williams. 

Gu.  a  wolf  pass.  arg.  Low,  London,  1684 ;  quar- 
tering arg.  a  hunting-horn  stringed  sa.  betw. 
three  crescents  of  the  last,  with  arg.  on  a  fess 
betw.  three  crescents  gu.  as  many  mullets  or. 
Low,  Alderwasley.  Sir  Edward  Low,  New 
Sarum,  co.  Wilts,  1730.  Lowe,  V*.  Lowe, 
Shrewsbury,  co.  Salop ;  and  Calne,  co.  Wilts. 
Lowes,  Ridley  Hall,  co.  Northumberland. 

Gu.  a  wolf  preyant  arg.  Lowe,  New  Sarum,  co. 
Wilts. 

Gu.  a  wolf  statant  arg.  William  Lowe,co.  Salop, 
1586,  W. 

Gu.  a  wolf  salient  or.    Albange. 

Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  or  a  wolf  saliant  sa. 
Atwood. 

Gyronny  of  eight  az.  and  gu.  a  wolf  ramp,  or 
armed  sa.  langued  of  the  second.  Hanke, 
Mayor  of  Chester;  granted  6  September,  1580. 

Or  a  wolf  salient  sa.  armed  gu.  Louth  or  Lowth, 
co.  Lincoln. 

Or  a  wolf  salient  sa.  armed  of  the  field.  Louth 
or  Lowth,  co.  Lincoln. 

Or  on  a  mount  vert  a  wolf  statant  sa.  under  a  tree 
ppr.     Wood,  co.  Lancaster,  1582. 


BEAST.  WOLF ....  cont. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  wolf  salient  arg.  Hankey, 
Churton,  co.  Chester.  Henry  Hankey,  Mayor 
of  Chester  ;  granted  1572. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  wolf  salient  (of  the  last 
bendwise.  Fresche,  V*)  counterchanged. 
French. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  wolf  pass.  arg.  French. 
But  salient.  Fresh.  Frenche,  W.  Fresche, 
V.    And  statant.     French,  W. 

Sa.  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.     Louis. 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a 
crescent  (for  diff.)  arg.  Loude  Louthe  or 
Lowth,  Castle  Hedingham,  Essex ;  Creting- 
ham,  Suffolk ;  Sawtrey  Beaumys,  co.  Hunting- 
don ;  quartering  Mulso. 

Sa.  a  wolf  ramp.  or.  Louthe,  V.  But  salient. 
Louth  or  Lowth.  Robert  Louth,  Bishop  of 
St.  David's  1706,  Oxford  1766,  London  1777-87. 

Sa.  semy  of  estoiles  a  wolf  salient  or.  Wilson  ; 
granted  18  . . . 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  reguard.  or.  Loades,  London  ; 
granted  30  July,  1687. 

Vert,  a  wolf  pass,  pierced  with  an  arrow  the  point 
coming  out  of  the  mouth  arg.  Bleddyn  ap 
Maenyrch,  1090.     Powell,  Castle  Madoc. 

Vert  a  wolf  salient  arg.  Gambow  ;  impaling  arg. 
three  mulberry  leaves  vert  two  and  one. 

Vert  a  wolf  ramp.  or.     Wolff. 

ANTELOPE  and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Chief Crosses 

Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  an  heraldic  antelope  pass. 

counterchanged  on  a  chief  divided  as  the  field 

or    and    az.  two    crosses    croslet   fitchy    also 

counterchanged.     Robert  Dighton,  Stourton, 

co.  Lancaster,  V. 

....Escallops 
Or  an  antelope  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  escallops  of  the  first.    Derycott. 

BEAVER  and  in  chief 

Erm.  on  a  mount  vert  a  beaver  ppr.  a  chief  az. 

charged  with  an  anchor  erect  cabled  or  betw. 

two  eagle's   heads   erased   arg.    beaked    gold. 

Hose,    Kentish    Town,    Middlesex;    granted 

3  February,  1806. 

BAT  and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Chief Palets 

Arg.  a  bat  displ.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  palets  of 
the  field.    Stainings,  co.  Somerset.  Staynings, 
Honycott,  co.  Somerset. 
5-Foils 
Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  in  base  a  bat  displ.  in  chief 

two  5-foils  counterchanged.     Blake. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  in  base  a  bat  displ.  sa.  in 
chief  two  pierced  5-foils  or.    Blake,  V. 

BEAR  and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 

Arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  a  canton  erm.     Bere,  V*. 

Arg.  a  bear  salient  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Bere, Kent, IT. 

Arg.  a  bear  in  pale  salient  sa.  armed  gu.  a  canton 

erm.     Beare. 
Arg.  a  bear  sa.  and  a  canton  gu.    Bere,  Kent ; 

and  Oakenham,  co.  Berks. 
Arg.  a  bear  ramp.  sa.  and  a  canton  gu.     Beare 

or  Beere,  Kent,  1586.     Beere,  V*. 
Arg.  a  bear  salient  sa.  a  canton  gu.    John  Beere, 

Kent,  1586,  W. 

on  a  Canton ....  Bird 
Az.  a  bear  salient  arg.  on  a  canton  or  a  cock  gu. 

Denhany. 
Az.  a  bear  sejant  with  the  fore  paws  salient  arg. 

on  a  canton  or  a  cock  gu.     Dehaney,  London. 


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99 


BEAST.        BOAR  and  in  chief. . . . 

Beast 
Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  5n  base  a  boar  pass,  in  chief 

two  lions  pass,  guard,  counterchanged.    Eason. 
Ter  chev.  or  and  vert  in  base  a  boar  pass,  of  the 

first    in    chief    two    lions    pass,    guard,    gu. 

M'Donagh,  Ireland. 

on  a  Canton Sword 

Gu.  a  sanglier  pass,  or  and  for  diff.  a  canton  erm. 
charged  with  a  sword  palewise  ppr.  Balrd, 
Newbyth.  And  with  a  crescent  ....  surmount- 
ing the  sword.  Baird,  Saughton  Hall. 
Castle 
Az.  in  base  a  boar  pass.  or.  in  chief  a  castle  with 
two  towers  arg.     Cazalet. 

on  a  Chief Mallets 

Erm.  a  boar  pass.  az.  on  a  chief  or  two  pierced 
mullets  of  the  second.     Forster. 

Erm.  a  wild  boar  pass.  az.  bristled  armed  and 
unguled  or  langued  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  third 
two  mullets  of  the  fourth.  Bacon,  Newton  Cup, 
co.  Durham,  and  Stewart  Pile,  Northumberland ; 
granted  1752. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  boar  pass,  counterchanged 
on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets  of  the  second. 
Doran,  Ireland. 

....  Roundles 

Arg.  a  boar  pass.  gu.  armed  and  bristled  or  on  a 
chief  az.  three  plates.  Purcell,  Cromlyn,  co. 
Dublin;  a  branch  of  Purcell,  Croagh,  co. 
Limerick. 

Crescent  and  Estoile 

Gu.  in  base  a  boar  pass,  or  in  chief  within  an 
increscent  an  estoile  of  eight  points  arg.  on  a 
canton  erm.  a  sword  erect  ppr.  pomel  and  hilt 
gold.  Baird,  Feruton,  co.  Perth,  Bart.,  de- 
scended from  Auchmedden. 

CAT  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief. . .  .Banner 
Az.  a  cat  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  the  standard  of 
St.  Andrew  and  a  claymore  point  downwards  in 
saltire  ppr.     Smith,  Loudon. 
Crescents 
Erm.  a  cat  pass,  and  in  chief  two  crescents  sa. 
Duane,  London,  and  Ireland. 

DEER  and  in  chief. . . . 
Bird 

Sa.  a  buck  lodged  reguard.  arg.  betw.  the  attires 
a  heathcock  volant  or.     Mortoft,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  a  hart  lodged  and  betw.  the  attires  a  heath- 
cock  volant  or.     Morlhsht  or  Mortoft. 

Sa.  a  buck  lodged  reguard.  and  betw.  the  attires 
a  heathcock  volant  or.     Mortoft,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  a  stag  lodged  reguard.  and  betw.  the  attires  a 
bird  or.     Nortost,  Norfolk. 
on  a  Canton Lozenges 

Arg.  a  hind  trippant  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 
three  lozenges  of  the  first.     Agras. 
Ship 

Arg.  a  stag  pass.  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  galley  or. 
Parker. 
Chief 

Az.  a  stag  trippant  or  a  chief  arg.     Bertrand. 

Or  a  buck  ppr.  and  a  chief  gu.     Sparhow,  V*. 

Or  a  hart  trippant  ppr.  and  a  chief  gu.  Sparhow, 
Essex,  W. 

Sa.  a  buck  trippant  and  a  chief  indented  or. 
Hamblen.  Richard  Humble,  Alderman  of 
London  1626,  in  St.  Saviour's  church,  South- 
wark.  Humble,  Stratford,  Essex,  and  London, 
1634.     Humble,  London,  Baronetcy  1660. 


BEAST.      DEER  and  in  chief cont. 

Chief  cont. 

Sa.  a  stag  tripp.  erm.  and  a  chief  or.    Waleston. 
on  a  Chief. . .  .Beast 

Arg.  on  a  mount  a  buck  couchant  under  a  tree  all 
ppr.  and  for  augmentation  on  a  chief  az.  a 
mount  vert  thereon  a  lion  in  the  act  of  tearing 
the  standard  of  the  Mahratta  prince  Holkar 
and  beneath  the  word  "  Madripore."  Hislop, 
Tothill,  co.  Devon,  Bart. 
....  Beasts 

Per  pale  vert  and  arg.  on  the  first  a  buck  pass, 
ppr.  on  the  second  a  boar  pass,  per  pale  sa.  and 
ppr.  on  a  chief  or  two  lions  ramp,  combatant 
gu.  supporting  with  their  fore  paws  a  sword 
entwined  with  a  serpent.  O'Sulltvan,  Ireland. 
....Bird 

Sa.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  buck  salient  or  a 
chief  of  the  third  charged  with  a  blackcock  ppr. 
Martoset. 

Sa.  on  a  field  in  base  vert  a  stag  courant  or 
a  chief  arg.  charged  with  a  heathcock  ppr. 
Mortoffe,  Norfolk,  1609. 

Sa.  on  a  mount  ppr.  a  stag  lodged  or  a  chief  of 
the  third  charged  with  a  moorcock  of  the 
second.  Mortoft,  Itriugham,  Norfolk;  con- 
firmed October  1606. 

Birds 

Sa.  a  stag  trippant  or  attired  and  unguled  arg.  on 
a  chief  of  the  same  three  falcons  ppr.  Edwards, 
originally  of  Maes  yr-hen-Uys,  co.  Denbigh, 
subsequently  of  Gouldgrieve,  co.  Flint,  and  now 
of  Old  Court,  co.  Wicklow. 

.. .  .Castles 
Gu.  from  behind  bushes  vert  a  stag  courant  arg. 
on  a  chief  az.  three  castles  of  the  field  one  and 
two.     James,  Cathedine,  co.  Brecknock. 
....  Crescents 
Gu.  a  stag  trippant  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  crescents  of  the  first.    Peerman. 
....3-Foil 
Sa.  a  stag  trippant  or  on  a  chief  dancetty  arg.  a 
3-foil  vert.    Humble,  Cloncoskoran,  co.  Water- 
ford,  Bart.,  quartering  Nugent. 
....5-Foil 
Or  on  a  mount  a  stag  lodged  in  a  grove  of  trees 
ppr.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  5-foil  betw.  two  mullets  of 
the  field.     Fernie,  Scotland. 

Flower 

Or.  a  stag  trippant  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
roses  arg.     Fruid,  Scotland. 

Mullet 

Arg.  a  stag  couchant  ppr.  on  a  chief  vert  a  mullet 
of  the  field.     Doheety. 

Mullets 

Arg.  a  buck  at  full  speed  ....  on  a  chief  vert  three 

mullets  of  the  first.     O'Doherty,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  stag  courant  ppr.  on  a  chief  vert  three 
mullets  of  the  field.     Doherty. 
....  Wings 
Arg.  a  stag  trippant  surmounted  bv  a  tree  eradi- 
cated vert  on  a  chief  az.  two  wings  expanded 
and  conjoined  of  the  field.     Renny. 
Crescents 
Arg.  on  ground  in  base  a  stag  lodged  betw.  two 
trees  vert  in  chief  three  crescents ....    Hislop 
or  Hislope,  Scotland. 
Cross 
Arg.  on  a  mount  a  stag  lodged  in  a  grove  of  trees 
vert  in  chief  a  cross  croslet  betw.  two  mullets 
or.     Ferney,  Scotland. 


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BEAST.     DEER  and  in  chief cont. 

Crown 

Arg.  a  stag  trippant  ppr.  hoofed  and  attired  or 
betw.  the  attires  a  royal  crown  ppr.  being  an 
augmentation  granted  by  King  John.  Williams, 
Eltbara,  Kent;  baronetcy  2  November  1674; 
and  Gwernevet,  co.  Brecknock.  Williams, 
Islington,  Middlesex. 

Az.  a  stag  pass.  arg.  attired  or  betw.  the  attires  a 
regal  crown  ppr.  Davles,  Brecon.  Davis. 
Powell,  co.  Brecknock. 

Az.  a  stag  trippant  arg.  collared  and  lined  or  betw. 
the  attires  an  imperial  crown  ppr.  Prytherch, 
Abergele,  co.  Carmarthen  ;  originally  ap  Rhyd- 
derch;  descended  from  Rhyddercb  ap  Gwilyn, 
of  the  line  of  Cradoc  ap  Gwilyn,  Lord  of  Tal- 
lyn ;  quartering  gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  men's 
heads  couped  in  profile  arg.  five  gouttes  de  sang. 

Az.  a  stag  trippant  arg.  unguled  attired  and  bear- 
ing betw.  his  hoi'ns  an  imperial  crown  or. 
Owain  Gethin.  Lewis,  Gilfach,  co  Carmar- 
then ;  quartering  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's 
heads  erased  or.    Prytherch,  Abergele. 

Estoiles 
Gu.  a  stag  arg.  lodged  in  a  thicket  of  trees  vert 
betw.  the  attires   three   stars   of  tbe   second. 
Fairnie,  Farlogie,  Scotland. 
Flower 
Arg.  a  stag  trippant  with  wings  attached  to  the 
buttocks  and  hind  legs  ppr.  betw.  the  attires  a 
rose  or.    Jones,  Tredustan,  co.  Brecknock. 
5-foil 
Sa.  a  buck  couchant  arg.  attired  or  in  the  sinister 
chief  quarter   a  5-foil  of  the  last.     Downes, 
Evenwood,  co.  Durham. 
Insects 
Gu.  a  buck  trippant  arg.  in  chief  two  bees  volant 
or  on  a  chief  nebuly  of  the  third  a  Lorraine 
cross  as  the  field  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  sa. 
Goodhart,  Langley  Park,  Kent. 
Mullet  and  Crescent 
Az.  a  stag  tripp.  arg.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  mullet 
of  six  points  and  in  the  sinister  an  increscent 
of  the  last,     Strachan,  Tarrie,  Scotland. 
Mullets 
Gu.  on  a  mount  in  base  a  stag  pass.  arg.  in  chief 

two  mullets  or.     Crispie. 
Gu,  a  stag  lodged  arg.  surmounted  by  a  crosier  or 
betw.  the  attires  three  mullets  of  the  second. 
Fairn,  Nig,  Scotland. 
Koundles 
Per  chev.  engr.  or  and  sa.  in  base  a  hart  trippant 
of  the  first  in  chief  three  ogresses.  Hartstrong, 
South  Repps,  Norfolk. 

DOG  and  in  chief 

Buckles 
Sa.  a  talbot  pass,  or  in  chief  three  round  buckles 
arg.     Carter,  co.  York. 
Canton 
Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  a  canton  erminois. 
Jacobs. 
Chief 
Arg.  a  greyhound  pass,  and  a  chief  sa.  Carpenter, 
Sussex;  and  Cobham,  Surrey ;  granted  4  March, 
1663. 
Gu.  a  talbot  pass,  or  a  chief  erm.   Chaffin,  War- 
minster, co.  Wilts.    Thomas  Chaffin,  Chettle, 
co.  Dorset,  1730. 

on  a  Chief (Beast)  Lion 

Sa.  a  talbot  sejant  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Town  of 
Sudeury. 


BEAST.      DOG  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief. . . .  Crosses 

Arg.  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  collared  or  on  a  chief 
az.  three  croslets  of  the  third.  Keene,  Nor- 
folk. 

Arg.  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  eared  and  collared  of  the 
field  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  crosses  cros- 
let  (another,  botonny)  of  the  first.  Keyne, 
Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  collared  or  on  a  chief  in- 
dented az.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the  third. 
Edmund  Keene,  Bishop  of  Chester,  1752; 
Ely  1771-81. 

Arg.  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  eared  and  collared  or  to  the 
collar  a  ring  of  the  second  on  a  chief  indented 
az.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the  third.  Kene, 
Starston,  Norfolk. 

Az.  a  talbot  pass,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  crosses 
croslet  sa.     Kene,  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  talbot  pass,  or  on  a  chief  indented  arg. 
three  crosses  flory  sa.  Keen,  North  Cove 
and  Thanderston,  Suffolk ;  granted  3  May, 
1562. 

....Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  a  greyhound  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.  Halford,  Wistow  Hall,  co. 
Leicester;  Baronetcy  1641,  extinct  1780. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  statant  sa.  collared  or  on  a 
chief    az.    three    fleurs-de-lis    of    the    third. 
Halford,  Paddock  House,  near  Canterbury,  a 
branch  of  the  preceding. 
....  Flower 

Arg.  a  greyhound  pass,  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  rose 
arg.  for  augmentation  1827  betw.  two  fleurs-de- 
lis  or  and  as  further  augmentation  on  a  canton 
erm.  a  staff  entwined  with  a  serpent  ppr.  and 
ensigned  by  a  coronet  composed  of  crosses 
patty  and  fleurs-de-lis  ....  Halford,  Baro- 
netcy 27  September,  1809. 
....Key 

Arg.  a  spaniel  dog  pass.  ppr.  on  a  chief  embattled 
az.  a  key  paleways  the  wards  upward  betw.  two 
crosses  croslet  or.     Maire. 
Mullets 

Or  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  mullets  of  the  first.  Alwaye,  Streetley, 
co.  Bedford. 

Rouudles 

Arg.  a  greyhound  in  full  course  sa.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  three  bezants.     Blackwell. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  on  a  chief  dancetty 
of  the  last  three  bezants.  Blackwell,  Amp- 
ney  Park,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  in  full  course  sa.  collared 
chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  dancetty  of  the 
second  three  bezants.  Blackwall,  Blackwall, 
in  the  Peak,  co.  Derby,  Henry  III. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  on  a  chief  indented 
of  the  last  three  bezants.  Blackhall,  Exeter. 
Blackwall,  London. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  collared  or  on   a 
chief  dancetty  or  indented  of  the  second  three 
bezants.     Blakwell,  co.  Derby,  V. 
Crescents 

Arg.  a  talbot  sejant  sa.  in  chief  three  crescents 
gu.    Furnese  Furnes  and  Furness. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Sa.  in  base  a  greyhound  pass,  and  in  chief  three 
fleurs-de-lis  arg,     Hawford,  co.  Leicester. 
Horn 

Or  a  greyhound  courant  in  bend  sa.  in  the  dexter 
chief  a  hunting  horn  stringed  of  the  last. 
Jago. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEAST.      DOG  and  in  chief cont. 

Lozenges 

Per  fess  erm.  and  sa.  a  talbot  pass,  or  in  chief  two 

lozenges  of  the  second.       Daniel,  Trelissick, 

Cornwall. 
Pheons 
Vert  in  base  a  talbot  pass,  and  in  chief  two  pheons 

or.     Grape,  New  Windsor,  co.  Berks;  granted 

1764. 

ELEPHANT  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Or  an  elephant  az.  on  his  back  a  quadrangular 
castle  arg.  masoned  ppr.  on  the  sinister  tower 
a  flagstaff  and  banner  gu.  on  the  dexter  corner 
of  the  banner  a  canton  silver  charged  with  a 
cross  gu.  the  dexter  corner  of  the  escutcheon 
quarterly  France  and  England.  Royal  African 
Company,  incorporated  20  Jan.  16(52. 
on  a  Chief Heart 

Gu.  an  elephant  erminois  on  a  chief  or  a  human 
heart  ppr.  betw.  two  horseshoes  az.  Pitt, 
Priorsley  and  Shiffnall,  co.  Salop  ;  granted  1758. 

Erminois  an  elephant  statant  az.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  the  sun  betw.  two  beehives  ppr. 
i.  e.  or.  Heacock,  Newington,  co.  Middlesex  ; 
granted  1746.     Haycock. 

FITCH  and  in  chief 

Arg.  a  foine  (or  fitch)  sa.  on  a  chief  indented  gu. 
three  escallops  or.  Marten,  Sussex,  descended 
from  those  of  Aquitaine,  1386. 

GOAT  and  in  chief 

Arg.  a  goat  salient  sa.  and  a  chief  vert.  Bdketon 
or  Buckton.  Buckton,  Bellingham,  North- 
umberland. 

HARE  and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Chief Swords 

Az.  a  hare  salient  arg.  with  a  hunting  horn  vert 

hanging  about  the  neck  garnished   gu.  or   a 

chief  arg.  a  sword  fesswise  az.  hilt  and  pomel 

or.     Cleland,  Faskine,  Scotland. 
Suns 
Az.  a  hare  courant  and  in  chief  tbree  suns  or. 

John  Watson,  Bishop  of  Winchester,  1580-4. 

Add.  31 S.  12443,  fo.  131  b. 

HORSE  and  in  chief. ... 
on  a  Chief. . .  .Escallops 
Barry  of  four  ....  and  ....  a  demi-horse  issuant 
....    on  a   chief    ....    three   escallops    .... 
Ralph   of  Shrewsbury,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc., 
1329-63;  or  Ralph  Erghum,  Bishop  of  Salisbury 
1375,  Bath,  etc.,  1388-1400. 
.. .  .Mullets 
Vert  a  horse  arg.  caparisoned  or  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  three  spur-rowels    gu.       Studholme, 
Studholme,  Abbey   Holme,  co.    Cumberland, 
temp.  Henry  II. 
Cross 
Arg.  on  ground  in  base  vert  a  horse  pass.  sa. 
saddled  and  bridled  gu.  in  chief  a  cross  croslet 
fitcby  of  the  third.     Torrie. 
Estoile 
Arg.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  horse  trotting  sa. 
furnished   gu.   in   chief   a  star  of  the  third. 
Trotter,  Scotland ;  Workman's  MS. 

LEOPARD  and  in  chief. 

Erm.  a  leopard  ramp,  reguard.  and  in  chief  three 
flies  volant  ppr.  Zachariah  Pearce,  Bishop 
of  Bangor,  1747  ;  Rochester,  1750-74. 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief. . . . 
Annulet 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  the  dexter  point  an  an- 
nulet gu.     Leigh,  Leigh,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  an  annulet  of 
the  second.     Malton. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  langued  gu.  in  chief  an  an- 
nulet or.     Taylor,  London. 
Birds ....  Falcons 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  nowed  gu.  gorged  with  an 
eastern  coronet  or  in  chief  three  falcons  ppr. 
Bewes,  St.  Neots,  Cornwall. 
Martlets 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet  or 
in  chief  three  martlets  ....     Bewes. 
Canton 

Arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  and  a  canton  az. 
Kernaby. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  canton  chequy  or  and 
gu.  Jeffryes,  Brecon  and  Abercywieg,  co. 
Brecon. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  canton  sa.  Owen,  co. 
Salop,  Kent,  and  London.  Owen,  Woodhouse, 
co.  Salop  ;  descended  from  Owen,  Llunllo  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Kynaston  and  Mostyn.  Owen, 
Bettws  Hall,  co.  Montgomery,  of  like  descent. 
Owen,  Condover,  co.  Salop,  of  like  descent;  the 
heirs  m.  Mytton  and  Smythe. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  canton  or.    Rudd. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  canton  or.  Rudd,  Aber- 
gavenny, co.  Monmouth;  and  Higham-Ferrers, 
co.  Northampton.  Rudd,  Newton  Kyme,  co. 
York;  and  Thome,  Doncaster;  quartering 
Sutherland. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  and  a  canton 
az.  Scarlett,  West  Bargholt  and  Copsford, 
Essex,  Kill. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  canton  arg. 
Skarlett,  East  Dereham,  Norfolk. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  canton  sa.  Edwards, 
co.  York. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  canton  sa.  Jeffreys, 
Acton,  co.  Denbigh  ;  and  Whiteford,  co.  Flint; 
derived  from  Tudor  Trevor.  Jeffreys,  Lord 
Jeffreys,  of  Wem — the  Judge  Jeffreys;  de- 
scended from  Jeffreys,  Acton,  co.  Denbigh  ;  the 
heiress  in  1720  m.  Fermor.  Jeffreys,  Wem, 
co.  Salop.    Jeffryes  or  Jeffereys. 

Gu.  a  lion  couchant  arg.  a  canton  or.  Jones, 
Fakenham,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  canton  erm.     Stott. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  a  canton  erm. 
Grey. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  canton  or.  Whetstone, 
Essex. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  canton  erm.  of  the  last. 
Scaringborne. 

Gu.  semy-de-lis  or  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  canton  erm. 
Marks  or  Markes,  Suffolk. 

Gu.alion  ramp,  or  a  canton  erm.  Scaringborne,co. 
Lancaster.  Scharingborne,F.  Scharingbourn, 
F*.Sharburne  or  Sheringburne.  Sharnborne, 
Sharnborne  Hall,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  and  a  canton  erm. 
Sherrorne,  Norfolk,  and  co.  Northampton. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  canton  per  bend  sinister 
erm.  and  sa.     Landen.  ' 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  arg.  a  canton  az. 
Mallory,  Mobberley,  co.  Chester,  temp.  James 
I ;  the  heiress  m.  Leigh ;  derived  from  Sir 
William  Mallory,  Studley,  co.  York. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  canton  gu.  Brtjers. 
Powell.     Powis,  Sutton,  co.  Salop. 


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BEAST.     HON  and  in  chief. . . .  cont. 
Canton  cont. 

Or.  a  lion  ramp,  vert  a  canton  erm.  Sutton, 
Edenhall,  co.  Stafford.  Sir  Richard  Sutton, 
1619,  one  of  the  executors  of  the  will  of  Tho- 
mas Sutton,  founder  of  the  Charter  House, 
London. 

Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  erminois  a  lion  ramp. 
or  a  canton  sa.  for  distinction.  Pennant,  quar- 
tering Douglas. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  canton 
gu.    Meredyth. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
a  canton  sa.     Hethrington,  Ireland. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  crusily  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
a  canton  erm.  Hutchinson,  Skirsgill  and 
Crossfield  House,  Cumberland;  Newbiggin 
Hall  and  Appleby,  Westmoreland  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Martin. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  can- 
ton vairy  or  and  gu.  William  Marshall,  Earl 
of  Pembroke. 

Sa.   semy-de-lis    or    a  lion   ramp.   arg.    ducally 
crowned  of  the  second  a  canton  erm.    Phillips. 
on  a  Canton. . . .  (Beast)  Boar 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a 
canton  of  the  last  a  boar  pass,  of  the  first. 
Jackson,  Edinburgh. 

Lion 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  bend  eDgr. 
sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Spence,  Edinburgh. 
Bird 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  an 
eagle  displ.  with  two  necks  or.  Edwards, 
London. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  canton  or  an  eagle  displ. 
sa.     Edwards,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1679. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  az.  on  a  canton  or  an 
eagle  displ.  sa.     Edwards,  Tyrington,  Norfolk. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  canton  or  an  eagle 
displ.  sa.     Edwards. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  armed  az.  on  a  can- 
ton or  an  eagle  displ.  with  two  necks  sa. 
Edwards,  Kent,  and  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  a  canton 
arg.  charged  with  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  the 
breast  an  escucheon  gold  charged  with  three 
bars  az.     Astell,  co.  Leicester. 
....  Castle 

Barry  of  six  erm.  and  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  or 
on  a  canton  gu.  a  castle  of  the  third.  Gibson, 
Ireland. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  on  a  canton 
az.   a   castle   triple-towered    arg.       Scarlett, 
Baron  Abinger.     Campbell,  Baroness  Strathe- 
den,  a  daughter  of  Lord  Abinger. 
....  Chevron 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  on  a 
canton  az.  a  chev.  of  the  third   betw.  three 
acorns  slipped  and  erect  . . .  Du  Cane, 'London  ; 
and  Braxted  Lodge,  Essex;  granted  1730. 
. . .  .Cross 

Az.  a  Hon  pass,  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  cross  gu. 
Jason, W. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  cross  sar- 
celly  vert.    Reson  or  Reason,  Essex. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  canton  of  the  last 
a  cross  croslet  vert.  Resine,  Essex,  temp. 
Edward  I. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  canton  of  the  second 
a  cross  patonce  vert.  Sir  John  Resone, 
Essex,  V. 


BEAST.       LION  and  in  chief. . »  .cont. 
on  a  Canton Cross  cont. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
cross  gu.  Churchill.  Churchill,  Duke  of 
Marlborough ;  quartering  Spencer ;  over  all 
in  chief  for  augmentation  on  an  escucheon 
arg.  a  cross  gu.  debruised  by  on  an  escucheon 
az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Cap 

Per  bend  sinister  dancetty  erminois  and  sa.  a 
lion  ramp,  counterchanged  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
covered  cup  arg.  Simpson,  Glover's  House, 
Sittingbourn,  Kent ;  quartering  erm.  a  chev. 
gu.  betw. three  pheasant  cock's  heads  couped 
az.  with  arg.  on  a  fess  dancetty  gu.  betw.  three 
torteaux  a  fleur-de-lis  or. 
. .  ..Escallop 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  sinister  canton  az.  an 
escallop  or.     Leigh,  Northam,  co.  Devon,  W. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  sinister  canton  of  the 
second  an  escallop  or.  Leigh,  Borough  in 
Northam,  co.  Devon;  derived  from  Leigh, High 
Leigh;  the  co-heiresses  m.  Basset  and  Bury. 

Per  bend  sinister  az.  and  vert  a  lion  pass,  reguard. 
or  on  a  canton  arg.  an  escallop  gu.  Cranke, 
London. 

Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and   ermines  (?  erminois) 
a  lion  ramp,  or  and  for  distinction  on  a  canton 
sa.  an  escallop  arg.  charged  with  a  cross  flory 
of  the  fourth.    Trevor. 
Flower 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  with  an  augmentation  of 
a  canton  erm.  charged  with  a  rose  .... 
Whitestones  ;  granted  22  Sept.  1586. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  a  canton  az. 
thereon  a  rose  of  the  first  slipped  ppr.  Owen, 
Wrexham,  co.  Denbigh;  quartered  by  Rogers 
Harrison. 

....5-Foil 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  5-foil  erm. 
Whetstone,  Woodford  Row,  Essex. 
Fret 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  fret  or. 
Buckland. 

....  Garb 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp on  a  canton. ..  .a  garb... 

Gisbone. 

Erminois  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  arg.  on  a  can- 
ton vert  a  garb  or.  Gisborne,  Yoxall  Lodge, 
co.  Staffoi-d ;  and  Horwick  House,  co.  Derby. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the 
second  a  garb  of  the  first.     Price,  Kingston- 
upon-Thames,  Surrey;  confirmed  1602. 
Guns 

Per  saltire  az.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  of  the 
first     on    a  canton    arg.     two  pot  guns    az. 
(another  sa.)     Gold. 
Harp 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  vert  over  all  a  lion  ramp. 

....  with  an  eastern  crown  or  armed  and  lan- 

gued  az.  on  a  canton  az.  a  harp  or.     Lighton, 

Merville,  co.  Dublin,  Baronetcy  1  March,  1791. 

Head 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged    with   an  antique 
crown  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  hart's  head  ca- 
bossed  gu.     M'Dowall,  Cnchen,  Scotland. 
. . .  Horn 

Or  semy  of  oak-leaves  vert  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a 
canton  gu.  a  buglehorn  stringed  of  the  first. 
Patch,  Tiverton,  co.  Devon. 
Key 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  key  pale- 
wisc  sa.     Loban. 


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BEAST.    LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton ....  Mascle 

Per  bend  sinister  dovetailed  or  and  az.  a  lion 
ramp.  erm.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  mascle 
of  the  first.  Stuckey,  Hill  House,  Langport, 
co.  Somerset. 

....Mullet 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  erm.  on  a  canton 
arg.  a  mullet  pierced  gu.  Peachey,  Baron 
Selsey. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  doiible  tailed  erm.  crowned  or 
on  a  canton  of  the  third  a  mullet  gu.  Peche, 
Sherowall,  co.  Derby,  and  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  ducally  crowned  or  on  a 
canton  of  the  last  a  pierced  mullet  gu.  Peachey, 
North  Bersted,  Rumbolds  Wyke,  and  South 
Mundham  ;  descended  from  Peachey,  Shripney, 
1614. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet  gu. 

KlRBY. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
armed  or  gorged  with  a  crown  arg.  on  a  can- 
ton of  the  second  a  mullet  of  the  first.  Wasse, 
Kirhhill,  co.  York. 

Pheon 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  pheon  or. 
Petyt,  London ;  granted  1688. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
pheon. .. .     Iorwerth  Sais  Marchog. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  and  langued  az.  on 
a  canton  of  the  last  a  pheon  or.  Petyt,  London , 
and  Ackworth  Park,  co.  York;  confirmed  1810. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  pheon  of  the 
second  within  a  bnrdure  engr.  erm.     Taylee. 
Piles 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  on  a 
canton  of  the  second  three  piles  gu.  M'Dowall, 
Edinburgh. 

Roundle 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  canton  of  the  last  thereon 
pendant  from  a  mural  crown  of  the  first  by  a 
riband  of  the  second  fimbriated  az.  a  represen- 
tation of  the  gold  medal  and  clasp  presented 
for  services  in  the  Peninsular  war.  Macdonald, 
Dalchosnie,  co.  Perth;  descended  through 
Macdonald,  Kippoch,  from  Alexander,  son  of 
John,  Lord  of  the  Isles;  quartering  arg.  a  dex- 
ter arm  em  bowed  in  armour  ppr.  garnished  or 
the  hand  grasping  a  dagger  point  downwards 
also  ppr.  pomel  and  hilt  gold,  with  arg.  on 
waves  of  the  sea  ppr.  a  ship  her  sails  furled 
sa.  in  base  a  salmon  naiant  also  ppr.,  and  or  an 
oak-tree  growing  out  of  a  mount  in  base  ppr. 
surmounted  by  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  over  the 
whole  a  fess  counter-embattled  gu.  thereon  two 
swords  in  saltire  points  upwards  arg.  pomels 
and  hilts  or  betw.  a  representation  of  the 
Spanish  cross  of  distinction  on  the  dexter  and 
the  Portuguese  cross  of  distinction  on  the  si- 
nister both  ppr. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  and  a  canton  sinister  charged 
with  gu.  ten  bezants  quarterly  with  az.  on  a 
mount  vert  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Charlton, 
Apley  Castle  ;  and  Wytheford  Hall,  co.  Salop. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  holding  betw.  the  paws  a 
mural  crown  or  a  canton  erm.  thereon  pendent 
by  a  riband  gu.  fimbriated  az.  a  representation 
of  the  medal  presented  for  services  subinscribed 
Waterloo  in  letters  sa.  Churchill. 
Ship 

Az.  semy-de-lis  or  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last  on  a 
canton  arg.  a  ship  in  full  sail  ppr.  Pool  or 
Poole,  co.  Chester. 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton ....  Ship  cont. 

Az.  semy-de-lis  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  of  the  se- 
cond on  a  canton  arg.  a  ship  in  full  sail  ppr. 
Pool,  New  Shoreham,  Sussex  ;  granted  1648. 
....Staff 

Per  fess  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
armed  and  langued  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last 
an  Esculapius's  rod  palewise  entwined  with 
serpents  arg.     M'Whirter. 

....  Sword  and  Spear 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  or  and  arg.  on  a  canton 
of  the  last  a  sword  pomelled  gold  surmounted 
of  a  spear  of  the  last.    Thomas  Bettesworth, 
Chidden  in  Hambledon,  co.  Hants,  1665. 
....  Swords 

Per  pale  vert  and  az.  a  Hon  ramp.  arg.  crowned 
or  on  a  canton  erm.  two  swords  iu  saltire  sur- 
mounted by  a  fasces  impaled  within  a  wreath 
all  or.     Dobede,  Soham,  co.  Cambridge. 
Cantons 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.  in  chief  two  cantons 
the  dexter  or  a  griffin  segreant  sa.  the  sinister 
arg.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  sa.  armed  gold. 
Morgan,  Langston,  co.  Monmouth;  derived 
from  Philip  Morgan,  second  son  of  Morgan  ap 
Llewellin,  Lord  of  St.  Clere  and  Tredegar. 
Castle 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  castle  in  the  dexter 
point....  Castillon,  Benham  Valence,  and 
Woodspene,  co.  Berks,  1565. 

Gu.  in  base  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  in  chief  a  castle 
surmounted  with  a  tower  arg.  City  of  Norwich. 

Per  fess  vert  and  gu.  in  base  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
or  in  chief  a  quadrangle  of  castles  walled  arg. 
Town  of  Lancaster. 
Castles 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  or  in  base  a  lion  ramp.  az.  in 
chief  two  castles  arg.    Panton.    Penton. 
Chief 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  vert  a  chief 
of  the  first.    Wharton. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  chief  gu.  Brussell. 
Waltheof. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  ermines  a  chief  vert. 
Marsh  or  Marshe,  Wales. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  chief  erm.  Moncrief, 
that  Ilk. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  and  langued  az.  a 
chief  erm.  Moncrief,  Culfargie.  Moncrieffe, 
Tippermalloch,  co.  Perth ;  Bristol  and  Lox- 
ton,  co.  Somerset.  Wellwood  Moncrieff, 
Tullibole,  co.  Kinross,  Bart.;  quartering  arg. 
an  oak  issuing  out  of  a  well  in  base  ppr. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  chief  gu.  Dundas, 
Scotland.    Ettrick,  London. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  chief  per  fess  indented  of 
the  first  and  sa.  Hyett,  Wotton,  co.  Somer- 
set, 1573. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  chief  sa.    Russell,  W. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  erm.  Trotter, 
Helmden,  co.  Durham  ;  Visitation  1615. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  gu.  Ashby,  co. 
Leicester.  Ashley.  Botterell  or  Botriell. 
Syward,  Earl  of  Northumberland. 

Arg.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  gu. 
Mountford. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  lozengy  or  and  gu. 
Lowde. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  and  a  chief  sa.  Rishton, 
Dunkinhaw  and  Sparth,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  chief  indented  sa. 
Hyett,  co.  Gloucester. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

Chief  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  per  fess  indented  of 
the  first  and  gu.     Hyelt. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  per  fess  indented  of 
the  first  and  second.     Hyatt. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  indented  point  in 
point  of  the  second  and  first.     Hiet. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  chief  erm.  Philips,  co. 
Worcester. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  chief  erm.  a  label  gu. 
Colvile. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  chief  or.     Huninges. 

Az.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  chief  nebuly 
sa.  and  of  the  last.     Dai/ton,  Croft. 

Az.  crusily  or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  a  chief 
barry  nebuly  of  four  of  the  last  and  sa.  Dalton, 
Bispham,  co.  Lancaster.  Dalton,  Kingston- 
on-Hull,  Hawkeswell,  Bedale,  and  Sleningford, 
co.  York ;   Visitation  1666. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  a  chief  erm.  Phillips, 
Ickford,  co.  Buckingham. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  or  a  chief  erm.     Kent. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  a  chief  erm.  Kent, 
Thatcham,  co.  Berks.  Kent,  co.  Berks,  co, 
Gloucester,  co.  Lincoln,  co.  Warwick,  Duvis,  co. 
Wilts,  and  co.  York  ;  granted  1600-35. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  chief  gu.  Gower.  Sir 
Bobert  Hastang,  L.    Querion  or  Querryn. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  a  chief  gu. 
Hastings,  co.  Stafford. 

Az.  a  lion  ....  and  a  chief  or.    Dicoy. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  chief  or.  Dicey,  V*. 
Dixy,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1585.  Dixie, 
Bos  worth,  co.  Leicester,Bart.  Ponton,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  chief  chequy  or  and  az. 
Warren.  John  Warren,  Bishop  of  St.  Davids 
1779,  Bangor  1783-1800.   Warren,  London  ,7*- 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  and  a  chief  or.     Hickey. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  and  a  chief  or.     Barnett. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  chief  gu.     Sutton,  Essex. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  a  chief  az. 
Ashoomb  or  Aishcomb,  co.  Berks.  1G12. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  armed  and  langued 
az.  a  chief  of  the  third.  Ayscomb,  Liford,  co. 
Berks. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  chief  gu.  Farquharson. 
M'Combie. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  chief  vair.  Sr.  John  de 
Sotton,  M.. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  a  chief  gu.  Rushton,  co.  Lan- 
caster and  co.  Stafford. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  chief  gu.  a  label  of  five 
points  arg.  Thomas  Dampier,  Bishop  of  Ro- 
chester 1802,  Ely  1808-12.  Dampier,  Colings- 
hays,  co.  Somerset. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  a  chief  indented  of  the  last. 
Wheller,  Dorking,  Surrey. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  chief  sa.  Philips,  Tam- 
worth,  co.  Warwick. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  a  chief  gu.  Dixy,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon and  London. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  a  chief  indented  or. 
Margesson,  Offington,  Sussex ;  descended 
through  Margetson,  Rotherham,  from 
Margesson  or  Margetson,  Wakefield,  co.  York ; 
quartering  Whitebread. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  a  chief  engr.  or. 
Margetson. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  chief  or.  Brion.  Buttery, 
co.  Northampton.  Foulk Buttery, Marston.W; 
given  to  Cressant  Buttry  alias  Matany,  Lau- 
rence-Marston,  co.  Northampton  ;  by  Cooke ;  W. 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Anchor 

Az.   a  lion   ramp.  arg.   supporting   a  rudder  or 

on  a  chief  cf  the  second  an  anchor  sa.  betw. 

two    3-foils   ppr.        Henley,   Waterpery,    co. 

Oxford. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  lion  pass.  ppr.  on  a  chief 

az.  an  anchor  of  the  first  betw.  two  martlets 

arg.     Usborne,  Cooling,  Suffolk. 
....  Annulets 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  on  a  chief  gu. 

two  annulets  interlaced  of  the  field.     Wells, 

East  Allington,  and  Portlemouth,  co.  Devon. ; 

quartering  Bury  and  Fortescue. 
....  Arrows 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 

demi  darts  of  the  first.     Triggs  or  Trygg,  co. 

Devon. 

• . . .  Axes 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

pole-axes  of  the  first.    Jackson  ;  quartering  or 

three  bars  wavy  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  or.    Jackson,  co.  Derby,  and  co.  Stafford. 

Jackson,  Bubnell,  co.  Derby ;  Visitation  1062. 

Jackson,  Glanbeg,  co.  Waterford. 
. . .  .Beast 
Chequy  arg.   and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  on 

a  chief  of  augmentation  wavy  az.  a  seahorse 

naiant  ppr.  betw.  two  Eastern  coronets  or  and 

above  the  word  "  Havannah."     Pocock,  Hart, 

co.  Durham,  Bart. 

Beasts 

Erm.  on  a  mount  vert  issuing  from  park  palings 

with  gate  ppr.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  in  the 

dexter  paw  a  scimetar  all  ppr.  on  a  chief  in- 
dented sa.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  Bure  ;  quar- 
tering Davis,  Higford,  and  Scudamore. 

Bendlet 

Az.  a  Hon  pass,  guard,  or  on  a  chief  erm.  a  bendlet 

sa.     O'HiCKiE,  Ireland. 

Bendlets 

Arg.  a  lion  couchant  tail  reflexed  between  the 

legs    over    the    back    gu.  on    a  chief  of  the 

first  two   bendlets  of  the  second  betw.  three 

fieurs-de-lis    bendwise    in    bend    sinister   az. 

Trelawarren,  quartered  by  Bevile,  Had.  MS., 

1079,  fol.  37  b. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two 

bendlets  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second. 

Trelowarren,    Trelowarren,    Cornwall ;    the 

heiress  m.  Beville. 

Billets 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  seven 

billets  az.     Normand,  Scotland. 

Bird 

Arg.  a  lion.  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  martlet  of 

the  second.    Moncrieff,  France. 

Birds 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp on  a  chief  az.  two  doves 

....    Formby. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  two  doves  rising 

arg.    Williams,  Boston,  New  England  ;  granted 

1767. 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  Cornish 

choughs  ppr.     Roffey. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  on  a 

chief  of  the  last  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

COLEBROOKE. 

Vert,  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  doves 

close  arg.     Rofy. 
Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 

eagles  displ.  of  the  first.      Sidey,  Bures  St. 

Maryes,  1530,  W. 


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105 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief. . .  .Birds  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  mart- 
lets of  the  first.     Manly,  co.  Lincoln,  W. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  martlets 
arg.    Manby. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  three  martlets  sa.  Colebroke,  Ash- 
well,  co.  Herts. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  erm.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
ravens  ppr.    Roffey,  London,  granted  .... 
....  Book 

Erminois  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  per  pale 
erm.  and  gu.  a  book  open  ppr.  betw.  two  roses 
of  the  fourth  and  arg.    Mant. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  holding  in  the  dexter 
paw  a  key  erect  arg.  on  a  chief  wavy  az.  an 
open  book  with  clasps  ppr.  surmounted  of  a 
crosier  gold  a  canton  arg.  charged  with  a  cross 
gu.  betw.  four  crosses  patty  fitchy  at  the  foot 
sa.    Bishopric  of  Quebec. 

Canton 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  chief  wavy  az.  on  a  can- 
ton or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.    Russell,  London. 
....  Castle 

Arg.  a  pon  ramp.  sa.  collared  or  on  a  chief  az.  a 
tower  triple -towered  of  the  field  betw.  two  be- 
zants each  charged  with  a  cross  formy  gu. 
Stockwell,  Blackheath,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  tower  triple- 
towered  or.    Chastelper. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  or  on  a  chief  sa.  a  tower  arg. 
Chestlyer,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  tower 
triple-towered  of  the  first  betw.  two  bezants. 
Stocket,  St.  Stephen's,  Kent ;  and  London. 
....  Coronet 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 
ducal  crown  or.  Jones,  Kevill,  co.  Wilts ; 
granted  by  Cooke,  W. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 
marquis's  coronet  or.    Jones,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  langued  gu.  armed  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  a  ducal  coronet  of  the  last. 
Jones,  Revell,  co.  Wilts. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  supporting  a  cabled  anchor  or 
on  a  chief  wavy  erm.  an  eastern  crown  of  the 
second    betw.    two    lion's    heads    erased    sa. 
Richardson,  London. 
....Coronets 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  supporting  the  sword  of  the 
City  of  London  ppr.  upon  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond three  oriental  .crowns  two  and  one  the 
points  alternately  radiated  gold  encircled  by 
two  branches  of  olive  also  ppr.  Domvelle,  St. 
Albans,  co.  Hertford,  Bart.,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  and  Baronetcy  1814 ;  quartering 
Domvile,  Baronetcy  1686,  extinct  1768,  with 
six  lozenges  conjoined  in  bend  sa.,  and  arg. 
five  lozenges  conjoined  in  pale  gu. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 
ducal  crown  of  the  first.    Jones,  V*. 
....  Crescent 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a 
crescent  betw.  two  mullets  or.  Fife,  Scotland. 
Fyffe,  Dron,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
a  crescent  betw.  two  mullets  az.  Ligonier, 
France. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  crescent 
betw.  two  annulets  az.  Ligonier,  London, 
and  Cobham,  Surrey. 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Crescent  cont. 

Or  a  lion   ramp.   gu.  a  chief  tortilly   gu.  and 

vert  charged  on  the  fii-st  with  a  crescent  arg. 

betw.  two  mullets  of  the  last  in  the  second. 

Macritchie,  Edinburgh. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  and  langued  az.  on  a 

chief  of  the  second  a  crescent  betw.  two  stars 

of  the  first.    Fife. 

....Crescents 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  the  head  a  naval  crown 

arg.  a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with  two 

crescents  of  the  first.    Purling,  Hatton  Gar- 
den, London ;  granted  1759. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  with  an  eastern  coronet 

or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  two  crescents  gu. 

Purling. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  tied  to  an  oak  tree  ppr.  on  a 

chief  az.  three  crescents  of  the  first.    Ronald. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three 

crescents  of  the  field.    Deane,  London. 
Per  bend  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 

on  a  chief  vert  three  crescents  arg.    Simpson, 

Ireland. 
Per  fess  az.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 

on  a  chief  potent  or  three  crescents  per  pale 

gu.  and  of  the  first.    Moxon. 
....  Cross 
Or  a  lion  pass.  az.  crowned  ....  on  a  chief  arg.  a 

Jerusalem  cross  betw.  four  croslets  gu.  and  on 

each  side  a  sword  of  the  third  handled  gold. 

A  coat  of  Sir  Richard  Clough,  ob.  1570. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  cross  croslet 

betw.  a  mullet  on  the  dexter  and  a  rose  on  the 

sinister  side  arg.  a  mullet  of  the  second  for 

diff.    Fargus. 
Per  bend  sinister  gu.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  coun- 
terchanged on  a  chief  wavy  arg.  a  cross  raguly 

couped  of  the  first.    Simpson. 
Per  bend  or  and  arg.  a  Hon  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief 

of  the  last  a  cross  patty  fitchy  of  the  second 

between  two  mullets  of  the  first.     Matthew 

Basquer,  Flytte,  Isle  of  Wight,  V. 
Per  bend  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief 

of  the  last  a  cross  patty  fitchy  between  two 

mullets  of  the  first.    Basker  or  Basquer,  V*. 
Per  bend  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief 

gu.  a  cross  patty  fitchy  betw.  two  estoiles  of  the 

second.    Basquer,  Isle  of  Wight.. 

....Crosses 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses 
croslet  of  the  field.  Littledale,  White- 
haven. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses 
croslet  or.    Littledale. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
croslets  croslet  of  the  first.  Edward  Longe, 
Monkton,  co.  Wilts ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
crosses  patty  of  the  first.    Johns. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  crosses  croslet  of  the  first.  Long, 
Rowde  Ashton,  co.  Wilts;  granted  1589. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a 
cross  croslet  fitchy  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  crosses  croslet  of  the  field.  Long,  Long- 
ville,  Jamaica ;  and  Hampton  Lodge,  Surrey, 
(descended  from  Longe,  Netheravon,  co.  Wilts, 
ob.  1630);  quartering  Tate,  Zouche,  and  St. 
Maur.  Long,  Baron  Farnborough,  descended 
through  Long,  Carshalton  Park,  Surrey,  from 
Long,  Longville,  Jamaica. 

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10G 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Crosses  cont. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  armed  and  langned  gu.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first.    Long. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  crosses 
croslet  of  the  field.    Long. 
....  Escallop 

Gyronny  of  six  or  and  az.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
erm.  on  a  chief  arg.  an  escallop  betw.  two 
fleurs-de-lis  sa.  Mutlow,  co.  Gloucester  and 
co.  Worcester. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed  on  a  chief  arg.  an  escallop  betw.  two 
fleurs-de-lis  sa.    Macklowe.    M'Lowe. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 
on  a  chief  arg.  an  escallop  betw.  two  fleurs-de- 
lis  sa.  Macklow  or  Mucklowe.  William 
Mucklow,  co.  Worcester,  V. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  on 
a  chief  arg.  an  escallop  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis 
sa.  a  canton  gu.  Mocklow,  Broughton  Soulney, 
co.  Nottingham. 

Gyronny  of  twelve  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 
tail  forked  on  a  chief  arg.  an  escallop  betw.  two 
fleurs-de-lis  sa.  Mocklow  or  Mucklaw,  co. 
Worcester. 

....  Escallops 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  escallops 
or.    Diblo  or  Dibloy. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops 
of  the  field.  Kemp.  Rossell,  Duke  of  Bedford. 
Russell,  Earl  of  Bedford,  V.  Russell,  Lord 
Russell,  Z,  354,  357.  Sir  John  Russell,  co. 
Dorset,  V.  Russell,  Earl  of  Orford,  1713. 
Russell,  Moore  Green,  King's  Norton,  co. 
Worcester.  Russell,  King's  Heath,  co.  Wor- 
cester, Esq.;  the  heiress  m.  Bailey. 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  three  escallops  or.  Pattison,  England. 
Pattison  or  Patison,  co.  Berwick. 

Arg.  goutty  de  poix  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief 
az.  three  escallops  of  the  field.  Pattison, 
Glasgow. 

Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  on  a 
chief  gu.  three  escallops  of  the  first.    Gobyns. 
Estoile 

Arg.  a  demi-lion  ramp,  naissant  out  of  the  base 
gu.  armed  and  langued  az.  on  a  chief  indented 
sa.  a  star  betw.  two  crescents  of  the  first. 
Mitchelson,  Middleton,  co.  Edinburgh. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  an  estoile 
betw.  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  and  a  rose  [of  the 
field.     Fergusson,  Craigdaroch,  Scotland. 

Erm.  on  a  rock  in  base  ppr.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a 
chief  wavy  az.  an  estoile  or  betw.  two  plates  the 
dexter  charged  with  a  sword  erect  also  ppr. 
pomel  and  hilt  gold  and  the  sinister  with  an 
anchor  sa.  Stott,  Quebec,  granted  .... 
. .  ..Estoiles 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  engr.  of  the 
second  three  stars  of  the  first.  Inglis,  New- 
tounleyes,  Scotland. 

....  Feathers 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  ostrich  feathers  arg.  Pranes,  Westbury, 
co.  Buokingham. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  an 
ostrich's  feather  of  the  first  betw.  two  others 
arg.     Prunes,  Westbury,  co.  Buckingham. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  sa.  on  a  chief  wavy  az. 
three  ostrich  feathers  arg.  Roberts,  Stepney, 
Middlesex. 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Fleur-de-lis 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  az.  on  a  chief  embattled 
gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  betw.  two  boar's  heads 
couped  erect  arg.  Taylor,  Pennington  House, 
co.  Hants. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  on  a  chief  az.  a  fleur- 
de-lis  of  the  second.     Town  of  Lancaster. 

Vert  a  Hon  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis 
or  betw.  two  castles  of  the  second.  Plavford, 
Kent,  Norfolk,  and  Suffolk. 

Vert,  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  fleur-de-lis 
gu.  betw.  two  castles  ppr.  Playfair,  Meigle, 
Scotland. 

....  Fleurs-de-lis 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.    Gillow. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  arg.    Glasbrook. 
Flower 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  tied  to  an  oak  tree  ppr. 
on  a  chief  az.  a  rose  slipped  betw.  two  crescents 
of  the  first.      Ronald,  Montrose,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  on  a  chief  vert  a  rose 
betw.  two  crescents  of  the  field.  Simpson, 
London. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  rose  of  the 
second.  Moncrieff,  Readie,  Scotland.  And 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Moncrieff,  Murny- 
fray,  Scotland. 

Per  pale  indented  az.  and  or  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
counterchanged  on  a  chief  arg.  a  rose  betw. 
two  fleurs-de-lis  gu.     Crofton.    Dewin. 
....  Flowers 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  o.n  a  chief  sa.  three  roses  of 
the  first.  RUssell,  Fordham,  Suffolk;  the 
heiress  m.  Dyer;  descended  from  Thomas 
Russell,  Yaverland,  Isle  of  Wight;  ob.  1438, 
through  Russell,  Chippenham,  co.  Cambridge ; 
and  Checquers,  co.  Buckingham ;  Baronetcy  19 
January  1628-9,  extinct  1804;  the  heiress  m. 
Greenhill.  Greenhill  Russell,  Checquers,  co. 
Buckingham;  Baronetcy  15  September,  1831, 
extinct  1837.  Frankland  Russell,  Thirkelby, 
co.  York,  and  Checquers,  co.  Buckingham ; 
Baronetcy  24  December,  1660 ;  quartering 
Frankland.  Russell,  Laugherne,  co.  Car- 
marthen, Z,  371.  Russell,  Workington,  Cum- 
berland. Russell,  Swallowfield  Place,,  co. 
Berks ;  Baronetcy  1812. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  roses  of 
the  field  seeded  or  barbed  vert.  Russell, 
Laugherne,  co.  Carmarthen;  Baronetcy  1660; 
descended  from  Russell,  Chippenham;  the 
heiress  m.  Cotton  and  Somerset.  Greenhill 
Russell,  Checquers,  co.  Buckingham;  Baro- 
netcy 15  September,  1831,  extinct  1837  ;  quar- 
tering vert  two  bars  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  of 
the  last ;  and  erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
roses  of  the  first.     Gillow. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  arg.  on  a  chief  az. 
three  roses  of  the  third  barbed  vert  and  seeded 
or.  Russell, Ham  Hall, co.  Stafford;  and  Biggin 
House,  co.  Northampton ;   quartering  Watts. 

Sa.  a  Hon  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  roses  of  the  first.     Gillock. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
roses  gu.  Newton,  Newton,  co.  Haddington, 
1377,  Bart. 

....3-Foil 

Or  a  lion  pass  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 
3-foil  slipped  arg.    Rushton,  co.  Lancaster. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


10T 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief. . .  .3-Foil  cont. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  3-foil 
slipped  of  the  field.  Rishton,  Elswick,  co. 
Lancaster ;  derived  through  Richton,  Holmes 
Wood,  and  Rishton,  Dunkenhalgh,  from  Henry 
de  Blackburn,  whose  grandson  Henry  assumed 
the  name  of  Rishton. 
....5-Foil 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  ermines  on  a  chief  gu.  a  5-foil 
betw.  two  crosses  croslet  or.  Huxham,  Ply- 
mouth, co.  Devon,  and  London  ;  granted  No- 
vember, 1750. 

5-Foils 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  5-foils 
of  the  field.    Ballett,  London  ;  granted  1582-3. 
But  the  5-foils  or.    Ballett,  Hatfield,  Essex. 
Fruit  (Acorn) 

Or  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  az.  on  a  chief  dovetailed 
vert  three  acorns  slipped  and  leaved  of  the 
first.  Johnson, Warrington,  co.  Lancaster,  1741. 
(Corn) 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  an  ear  of  big- 
wheat  couped  and  bladed  or  betw.  two  estoiles 
arg.     Bignell,  Salisbury ;  and  London. 
Garbs 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  on  a 
chief  az.  three  garbs  or.  Jones,  Glyn  Arthur; 
and  Llanerchrugog,  co.  Denbigh ;  quartering 
Bleddin  ap  Cynffn,  Wood,  Smallman,  Bwla, 
Jones,  Talbot,  Trevor,  and  Gellyn  ap  Blaidd 
Rhudd. 

....  Hand 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  hand  erect 
gu.    Maginnise,  Ireland. 
....  Hands 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  two  dexter 
hands  couped  gu.     Magennis,  Ireland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  arg.  two  dexter 
hands  couped  gu.     Crosby. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
dexter  hands  apaumy  of  the  first.  M'Bean, 
Scotland. 

Harp 

Arg.  a  lion  sejant  in  a  wood  ppr.  on  a  chief  wavy 
gu.  a  harp  betw.  two  anchors  or.  Wood,  Ire- 
land. 

. . .  .Head  (Beast)  Boar 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  boar's  head 
couped  or  betw.  two  spur  rowels  of  the  first. 
Finlason,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  boar's  head 
couped  or  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  of  the  field. 
Flnlayson,  Scotland. 

....  Deer 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  engr.  vert  a  stag's 
head  cabossed  betw.  two  garbs  or.  Phillips, 
Whitmore  Hall,  Coventry. 

Leopard 

Chequy  erm.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  a  leopard's  face  betw.  two  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  or.     Cooke. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  leopard's 
face  arg.  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  or.  Clark, 
Buckland  Tout  Saints,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  wavy  of  the 
last  a  leopard's  face  betw.  two  5-foils  .... 
Langmead,  co.  Devon. 

..  ..(Human  Figure) 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  man's  head 
couped  at  the  neck  and  bald  ppr.  betw.  two 
ducal  coronets  of  the  second.  Mulladay, 
Meath,  Ireland. 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Heads  (Human  Figure) 

Gu.  a  leopard  ramp,  reguard.  arg.  pierced  in  the 

side  with  an  arrow  in  bend  sinister  of  the  last 

on  a  chief  or  three  Moor's   heads  in  profile 

erased  at  the  neck  ppr.      Moreau,  certified 

May  1770. 

Keys 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  on 

a  chief  of  the  second  two  pairs  of  keys  con- 
joined   and    addorsed   palewise  of    the  first. 

Hide  or  Hyde  or  New-Minster  Benedictine 

Abbey,  co.  Hants,  U. 

j  Lozenges 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

lozenges   of  the  first.       Crichton,   Ruthven, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  crenelly  gu.  three 

lozenges  or.    Buttery  or  Buttry. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  lozenges  or.    Foulk  Buttery,  Marston ; 

given    to     Cressant   Buttry    alias     Matany, 

Laurence  -  Marston,     co.     Northampton,     by 

Cooke,  W. 
Or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 

lozenges  vair.    Goodwin,  London. 
Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last 

three  lozenges  of  the  first.    Westmore,  Mid- 

dleton ;  and  Preston,  co.  Lancaster. 

Mascles 

Or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 

mascles  vair.     Goodwin,  Arlscot,  co.  Warwick. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

mascles  of  the  first.    Peters,  London  ;  granted 

1748. 

..  ..Monster 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  salamander 

in  fire  ppr.    Dundas,  Kinkevil,  Scotland. 
....Mullet 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  cliief  erm.  a  mullet  of 

the  second.    Moncrief,  Rapness,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  mullet  gu. 

betw.   two  torteaux.      Smith,   Hammersmith, 

Middlesex.    Sir  John  Smith,  Middlesex,  Bart. ; 

quartering  gu.  two  chevrons    and  a  bordure 

arg.     1716. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  mullet  betw. 

two  crescents  az.    Ligonier,  Earl  Ligonier. 
Gu.  a  lioD  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  mullet 

of  the  field  betw.  two  hurts.    Smyth. 
..  ..Mullets 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp  ....  on  a  chief  az.  three  pierced 

mullets  of  the  field.    M'Murray,  Worriston, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  mullets 

of  the  first.    Whitney,  Ireland,  V.    Witley, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets 

of  the  first.    Hyndasyd  or  Handyside,  Gains 

Park,  co.  Huntingdon;  and  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  the   dexter  forepaw  a 

3-foil  slipped  vert  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets 

or.     O'Connell,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 

mullets  of  .the  first.    Ball,  co.  Northampton  ; 

granted  1613 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  mullets  of  the  first.    Whitney,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  indented  of  the 

last  three  mullets  of  the  first.    Pawley,  Gun- 
win  in  Lelant,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on   a  chief  of  the  first 

(?  second)  three  mullets  gu.    Black. 


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BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Mullets  cont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  mullets 

of  the  field.    Inglis,  Edinburgh. 
Az.  a  lion  salient  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  mullets 

of  the  first.    Inglis,  Cramond,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  on  a  chief  engr.  or  three 

mullets  sa.     Stayner  ;  quartered  by  Holford. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  mullets 

pierced  az.     Jobling,  Newton  Hall,  Northum- 
berland. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  mul- 
lets sa.      Whatley,  Mayor  of  Bristol,  1768. 

Whatley  or  Wheatley,  Whatley,  Frome,  co. 

Somerset. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  mullets 

sa.    Wickham,  Ireland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets 

arg.     Mellan,  Scotland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  pierced 

mullets  of  the  field.    Fiffe. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  on  a 

chief  of  the  last  three  mullets  of  the  first. 

Chanceler,  Shieldhill,  Scotland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  per  fess  of  the  first 

and  gu.  three  mullets  arg.    M'Millan,  clan 

Buchanan. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp. 

reguard.  erminois  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets 

of.  six  points  arg.    Davis,  London  and  West- 
minster, granted  1 746. 
....  Pack 
Per  saltire  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  on 

a  chief  wavy  az.  a  woolpack  of  the  first  betw. 

two  bezants.    Back. 
..  ..Boundle 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  bezant  betw. 

two  escallops  of  the  first.    Russell,  co.  Dorset. 

Roundles  (Bezants) 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three 

bezants.     Raven,  Bramerton,  Norwich. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  az.  on  a  chief  in- 
dented sa.  three  bezants.    Raven,  granted  15 

October,  1561. 

....(Plates) 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

plates.     Hutton,  L-eland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three 

plates.    Raven. 

..  .  .(Torteaux) 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  torteaux. 

Sir  Thomas  Smith,  Clerk  of  the  Council,  W. 

Smith,  Parson's  Green,  Middlesex. 
....  Saltire 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  saltire 

engr.  of  the  second.    Hickey. 
Arg.  a  lion  sejant  guard,  gu.  armed  and  langued 

az.  holding  in  his  dexter  paw  a  thistle  ppr.  and 

in  his   sinister  a  shield  of  the  second  on  a 

chief  az.  a   St.  Andrew's   cross   of   the  first. 

Lyon-Office  or  Office  of  Arms  at  Edinburgh. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  saltire  engr. 

az.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  third. 

Hickte,  Billing,  co.  Northampton. 
....  Sal  tires 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  dancetty  of  the 

last    three    saltires    couped   or.      Gwilt,  co. 

Montgomery;  Surrey;  and  Westminster. 
Bendy  of  six  az.  and  or  (or  and  az.  V*)  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.   three  saltires 

couped  of  the  third.     Sir  Hugh  Gobion,  V. 
Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  on  a  chief 

gu.  three  saltires  or.     Gobyns. 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Sprigs 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  ....  three  oak 
sprigs  bearing  acorns  ppr.    Johnson. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
laurel  branches  erect  ppr.  Brooke  Pechell, 
Pagglesham,  Essex ;  Aldwick,  Sussex ;  and 
Twickenham,  Middlesex,  Baronetcy  1  March, 
1797. 

....  Sword 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  combatant  with  a  snake 
which  entwines  round  his  body  ppr.  a  martlet 
or  for  diff.  on  a  chief  embattled  of  the  second 
a  sword  erect  ppr.  hilt  and  pomel  gold.  betw. 
two  laurel  branches  ppr.  inclining  towards  the 
sword.    Gaitskill. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  arg.  on  a  chief  em- 
battled or  a  sword  erect  ppr.  hilt  and  pomel 
gold  enfiled  with  an  eastern  crown  gu.  betw. 
two  tiger's  faces  also  ppr.    Floyd. 
....  Swords 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  seaxes 
(i.  e.  Saxon  swords)  in  saltire  of  the  first  hilts 
and  pomels  or.  Gomm,  Clerkenwell,  Middle- 
sex ;  granted  24  January,  1761.  Gomme,  High 
Wycombe,  co.  Buckingham. 
..  ..Trees 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
oak  branches  of  the  first.    Wood,  Oxford. 
Coronet 

Arg.  in  base  a  lion  pass.  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief 
an  imperial  crown  upon  a  cushion  ppr. 
O'Kennelly,  Ireland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  az.  over 
his  head  a  ducal  coronet  gold.  Humfrey, 
Dublin  ;  and  Humfrey,  Rishangles,  Suffolk ; 
confirmed  26  January,  1638.  Humfrey  or 
Humphrey,  Holbroke  and  Dunkstone,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp holding  in  the  dexter  fore- 
paw  a  crescent   ....  in  chief  a  ducal  coronet 
....     O'Keggan,  Ireland. 
Crescent 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  crescent 
of  the  last.    Dundas,  Fingask,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  a  crescent  in 
dexter  chief ....  Newton,  in  East  Mascall 
church,  Sussex ;  1578. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  a  crescent  arg. 
Agar,  Earl  of  Normanton. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  in  chief  a 
crescent  of  the  second.  M'Dougall,  Castle 
Semple.  •  ' 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  crescent  (?  for  diff.)  .... 
Hothersell,  St.  Bride's,  London,  1615. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  (ramp.  V*)  and  in  the  dexter 
chief  point  a  crescent  arg.  Thomas  Salisbury, 
co.  Northampton,  V. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  and  in 
chief  a  crescent  arg.    Neale. 
Cross 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  cross  croslet  gu. 
Havering,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  in  chief  a  cross  croslet  fitchy 
sa.    Seabrook. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  coward  sa.  in  chief  a  cross  formy 
fitchy  gu.    Hizard. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  and  crowned  or 
in  the  dexter  chief  point  a  cross  croslet  fitchy 
arg.     Peasley,  Kildare,  Ireland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  cross 
patty  vair.  Reson  or  Reason.  Sire  Johan  de 
Resoun,  N. 


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109 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

Cross  cont. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  chief  a  cross  croslet  betw.  a 
mullet  of  six  points  on  the  dexter  and  a  rose 
on  the  sinister  ....    Fearguson,  Ireland. 
Grosses 

Per  chev.  embattled  az.  and  arg.  in  base  a  lion 
pass.  sa.  ducally  crowned  gold  in  chief  three 
crosses  patty  fitchy  or.       Smith,  Bristol,  co. 
Somerset;  granted  4  July,  1706. 
Escallop 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  in  chief  an  escallop  betw. 
two    estoiles   or.      Taylor,  Portsmouth,   co. 
Hants ;  granted  1750. 
Escallops 

Barry  wavy  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  or 
in  chief  two  escallop  shells  of  the  second. 
Field,  Heaton  Hall,  Helmesley  Lodge,  and 
Weston  House,  co.  York  ;  quartering  Wilmer, 
Thweng,  Bruce,  etc. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  in  chief  three  escallops  sa. 
Clutterbuck,  Stanmore,  Middlesex. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  escallops 
arg.  Clutterbuck,  Newcastle;  and  Wark- 
wortb,  Northumberland ;  descended  (like 
Clutterbuck,  Ireland;  and  Marazion,  Corn- 
wall, through  Thomas  Clutterbuck,  Archdeacon 
of  Winchester)  from  Clutterbuck,  Eastington, 
co.  Gloucester;  derived  from  Clotterbooke, 
King's    Stanley,  ob.  1591.  Sir    Thomas 

Clutterbuck,  Alderman  of  London,  1669. 
Clutterbuck,  Newark  Park,  Ozleworth,  co. 
Gloucester.  Clutterbuck,  Harnish  House,  co. 
Wilts.      Clutterbuck,  Lippiat,  co.  Gloucester. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  chief  three  escallops  or. 
Clutterbuck. 
Escroll 

Arg.  a  Hon  ramp.  az.  holding  in  his  dexter  paw  a 
chaplet  of  laurel  vert  in  chief  a  scroll  sa.  there- 
on the  word  Emmanuel  or.  Emmanuel 
College,  Cambridge,  founded  1584  by  Sir 
Walter  Mildmay,  Chancellor  and  Treasurer  of 
the  Exchequer. 
Estoiles 

Per  fess  az.  and  gu.  on  the  second  a  lion  pass. 
on  the  first  two  stars  arg.  Newton,  Dalcoif, 
Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  stars  arg. 
Inglis,  Manners  and  Mannerhead,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  and  in  chief  three  stars  arg. 
Newton,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  stars  gu. 
Fairlie,  Bruntsfield,  Scotland. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  estoiles  or. 
O'More,  Leix,  Ireland. 
/Fishes 

Ox  in  base  a  demi  lion  couped  and  in  chief  two 
fishes  naiant  az.    Mervyn,  Ireland. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  arg.  with- 
in the  tails  a  fleur-de-lis  arg.     Metford,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  between  the  tails 
a  fleur-de-lis  arg.    Metford,  V*. 
3-Foils 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.   gu.  in    chief   three    3-foils 
slipped  vert.    Gayneb  or  Gaynor,  Ireland. 
5-Foil 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  in  the  dexter 
canton  a  5-foil  gu.     Cressy. 

Per  fess  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  in  the  dexter 
chief  point  a  5-foil  arg.  Heber,  Marton,  co. 
York;  confirmed  1569 ;  the  last  male  heirs  of 
this   family  were  Richard  Heber,  of  Hodnet 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief cont. 

5-Foil  cont. 
and  Marton,  ob.  1833,  and  his  brother,  Reginald 
Heber,  Bishop  of  Calcutta,  ob.  1826. 
Flower  (Rose) 

Per  chev.  vert  and  or  in  base  a  lion  ramp,  reguard. 
az.  in  chief  a  rose  of  the  second  betw.  two 
fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Gtdion,  London,  and  Spald- 
ing, co.  Lincoln. 

(Thistle) 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  gorged  with  an  open 
crown  and  crowned  with  an  imperial  one  ppr. 
holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  sword  of  the  last 
defending  the  thistle  placed  in  the  dexter  chief 
point  vert  ensigned  with  a  crown  or.  OGrLvrE, 
B arras,  co.  Kincardine,  Bart. 
Flowers 

Erminois  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  gu.  issuing 
from  an  antique  crown  az.  in  chief  two  thistles 
ppr.     Gallightly. 
Hand 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  in  the  dexter  chief  a  dexter  hand  in 
sinister  chief  an  increscent  gu.   Keogh,  Ireland. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  in  the  dexter 
chief  a  right  hand  couped  and  in  the  sinis- 
ter a  cross  croslet  fitchy  all  counterchanged. 
M'Laughlan,  England. 
Hands 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  two  dexter  hands 
gu.  Magawly,  now  Magawley  Cerati,  Princes 
of  Calry,  co.  Westmeath.  Field-Marshal 
Philip  Henry  Magawly  was  made  a  Count,  1631, 
by  Charles  VI,  Emperor  of  Germany. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  two  dexter  hands 
gu.  over  all  a  fess  or  charged  with  as  many 
lions  ramp,  counter-rampant  supporting  betw. 
them  a  third  hand  couped  all  of  the  second. 
Burkard,  Bart. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  in  base  a  lion  ramp.  ppr.  in 
chief  two  dexter  hands  couped  gu.  O'Brenon, 
Jobh,  Duach,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  chief  two  dexter  hands 
couped  and  erect  gu.  Crosbie,  Lord  Brandon 
and  Earl  of  Glandore ;  the  heiress  m.  Talbot ; 
descended  from  Crosbie,  Bishop  of  Ardfert. 
Crosbie,  Ardfert  Abbey,  co.  Kerry.  Crosbie, 
Maryborough,  Queen's  County ;  Bartcy.  1630. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and 
sa.  in  chief  two  dexter  hands  of  the  third. 
Daly,  Benmore,  and  Dunsandle,  co.  Galway. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  in  chief  three  sinister 
hands  arg.    Jolley  or  Jolly,  Hatton  Garden, 
London ;  granted  1692. 
Heads 

Or  a  lion  pass,  and  in  chief  three  esquire's  hel- 
mets sa.    Knapp  ;  quartering  Hambly. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  and  in  chief  three  helmets  or. 
Knappe,  Woodcot,  co.  Oxford ;  granted  2  Sept. 
1669. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  in  chief 
two  spearheads  of  the  last.  Macnamara,  Lan- 
goed  Castle,  co.  Brecon ;  and  Caddington  Hall, 
co.  Bedford  ;  descended  through  Macnamara, 
Ireland,  in  common  with  the  O'Briens  and  the 
Macmahons,  from  Cormoc,  second  son  of  Olioll 
Ollon,  a  descendant  of  Milesius. 
Hearts 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp in  chief  two  human  hearts 

ppr.    Corker. 
Insects 

Erm.  a  lion  (another  a  leopard)  pass and  in 

chief  three  bees  ppr.    Pearce,  Bishop  of  Ban- 
gor, 1747,  Rochester,  1756-74. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.      LION  and  in  chief. . .  .cont. 

Insects  cont. 

Erm.  a  lion  (another  a  leopard)  ramp,  reguard. 
and  in  chief  three  hees  volant  ppr.  Zachary 
Peaece,  Bishop  of  Bangor,  1747,  and  of  Ro- 
chester, 1756-74.     Peaece. 

Erm.  a  leopard  ramp in  chief  three  bees  vo- 
lant sa.     Peaese. 

Erm.  a  leopard  ramp,  guard,  ppr.  in  chief  three 
bees  volant  sa.     Pearce. 
Lozenges 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  and  two  lozenges  or.  Robert 
Thornham,  X;  i.e.  Robert  (nephew  of  Michael 
de  Turnham)  founder  of  Bayham  Abbey, 
Sussex.    N.B.,  as  this  Mason  is  indecisive,  'see 

Lion  betw Lozenges. 

Mullet 

a  lion  pass,  guard,  on  an  antique  ship  in  the 

sea  with  one  mast  sail  furled  and  pennon  flying 
in  chief  on  the  dexter  a  mullet  on  the  sinister 
a  crescent. ...  on  the  sinister  side  an  escucheon 
of  St.  George.  Town  of  Newtown  or  Franyile, 
co.  Hants. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  erm.  crowned  or  a 
mullet  pierced  gu.    Peche,  Kent. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  and  in  chief  a  mullet  or. 
Thompson. 

Or  a  Hon  ramp.  gu.  in  chief  a  mullet  of  six  points 
az.  betw.  two  boar's  heads  couped  of  the  se- 
cond.   Black,  London. 
Mullets 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  and  langued  sa.  in 
chief  two  mullets  gu.  Crichton,  Easthill, 
Scotland,  a  cadet  of  Ruthven. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  two  mullets  gu. 
a  chief  erm.     Monceief,  Edinburgh,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  in  chief  three  mullets  sa. 
Witley. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  gu.  in  chief  three  mullets  sa. 
White,  F*.    White,  Ireland,  W. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  ppr.  in  chief  three  mullets  gu. 
Drane. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  mullets  arg. 
Andeeson,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  mullets  arg. 
in  the  centre  chief  point  a  crescent  for  cliff. 
Inglis,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  mullets  arg. 
in  the  centre  chief  point  a  mullet  of  the  last. 
Ingles,  Stewart  Boone. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  chief  three  mullets  or. 
English. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  in 
chief  three  pierced  mullets  of  the  second. 
Lyley,  Fulham,  Middlesex  ;  quartering  Pitt. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  chief  three  mullets  az. 
Mac  Millan,  Dunmore. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  erminois  in  chief  three  pierced 
mullets  of  six  points  arg.    Dalmee,  London. 
Pheon 

Arg.  a  Hon  ramp.  az.  in  chief  a  pheon  of  the  last 
betw.  two  mullets  gu.    M'Coul,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  in  the  dexter  point  a  pheon 
sa.     Petyt,  Cornwall ;  London;  and  co.  York. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  a  pheon  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  arg.    Edridge,  Pockeredge 
House,  co.  Wilts. 
Piles 

Or  a  lion  pass,  and  in  chief  three  piles  sa. 
Loggan  or  Logon,  Upton,  co.  Gloucester;  Sta- 
verton,  co.  Berks  ;  co.  Oxford  ;  and  co.  Buck- 
ingham. Capt.  John  Logan,  Ibury,  co.  Oxford, 
1730. 


BEAST.       LION  and  in  chief. . . .  cont. 
Quarter 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  and  a  quarter  erm.     Andrew 
de  Sharingbubne,  Y. 
Roundle  (Bezant) 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  collared.. .  .in  the  dexter 
chief  quarter  a  bezant  charged  with  a  fret  gu. 
Sutton,  Renton,  co.  Lancaster. 
....(Ogress) 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  in  the  dexter 
chief  point  an  ogress.    Wells,  Holme  House. 
Roundles 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  in  chief  two  bezants.  O'Flyn, 
Ireland. 

Barry  of  seven  vert  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
murally  crowned  or  in  chief  two  plates. 
Feemantle,  Swanbourne,  co.  Buckingham ; 
Baronetcy  1821. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  chief  three  bezants. 
Teaby. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  vairy  az.  and  ermines 
in  chief  three  bezants.  Teeby,  Goodamoor, 
Plympton,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  or  in  chief  three  bezants. 
Hawkins,  Kent. 

Sa.  on  the  waves  of  the  sea  ppr.  a  lion  pass,  or  in 
chief  three  bezants.  Hawkins,  Lewell,  co. 
Dorset. 

Sa.  on  a  point  wavy  a  lion  pass,  or  in  chief  three 
bezants.  Sir  John  Hawkins,  Plymouth  ;  granted 
1565  ;  with  an  augmentation  of  on  a  canton  or 
an  escallop  betw.  two  palmer's  staves  sa.; 
granted  1571. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  in  chief  three  plates. 
Ralphston,  Dublin  ;  granted  8  Aug.  1674. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  in  chief  three  torteaux. 
Caied. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  in  chief  three 
torteaux.     Harvage. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  vert  in  chief  three  torteaux. 
Tough,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
seven  plates  four  and  three.    Meager. 
Ship 

Arg.  in  base  a  lion  pass.  gu.  and  in  chief  a  three- 
masted  ship  sails  set  ....     O'Learie,  Ireland. 
Sphere 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  chief  a  sphere  betw.  two 
estoiles  of  five  points  or.    Dryden. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  chief  a  sphere  betw.  two 
estoiles  or.   Dryden,  Canons  Ash  by,  co.  North- 
ampton, Bart.     Dryden,  co.  Northampton,  W. 
Tree 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  in  chief  three  fir  trees  era- 
dicated vert  on  a  canton  arg.  a  flag  az.  charged 
with  a  saltire  of  the  fourth.  Faequhaeson, 
Finzean,  co.  Aberdeen;  descended  from  Donald, 
son  of  Findla  More  Farquharson,  ob.  1547. 
Wreaths 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  and  in  chief  two  chaplets  of 
laurel  (another,  civic  wreaths)  or  a  chief  wavy 
charged  with  a  ship  of  war  before  Algiers 
ppr.  Pellew,  Viscount  Exmouth;  granted 
1817. 

OTTER  and  in  chief 
on  a  Chief Bird 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  in  base  an  otter  ppr.  a  chief 
gu.   charged  with  a  dove  of   the  field  betw. 
two   crosses  patty  fitchy  or.      William   Hart 
Coleridge,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Barbadoes. 
Flowers 

Arg.  in  base  an  otter  issuing  from  water  ppr.  in 
chief  two  roses  gu.     Lithgow,  Scotland. 


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BEAST.         OX  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief. . .  .Bird 
Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  Pembrokeshire  ox  statant 

ppr.  a  chief  gu.  charged  with    a  falcou   arg. 

belled  betw.  two  stag's  heads  erased  or.  Jones, 

Pant-glas  and  Landovery,  co.  Carmarthen. 
....  Canton 
Arg.  on  a  mouDt  of  bulrushes  in  base  ppr.  a  bull 

pass.  sa.  a  chief  pean  billety  or  with  a  canton 

of  the  last.    Scott,  Stourbridge,  co.  Worcester, 

and  Great  Barr,  co.  Stafford. 
.. .  .Flower 
Vert  a  bull  arg.  attired  and  unguled  or  on  a  chief 

erm.  a  rose  gu.    Boscoan. 

Roundles 

Per  pale  or  and  arg.  a  bull  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the 

last  three  bezants.    Cole,  V*. 

PANTHER  and  in  chief 

Per  fess  erni.  and  sa.  in  base  a  panther  pass,  of 
the  first  in  chief  two  mascles  of  the  second. 
Daniell,  Truro,  Cornwall. 

SHEEP 
Birds 
Per  fess  wavy  az.  and  arg.  in  base  on  a  mount 
vert  a  ram  couchant  sa.  armed  and  unguled  or 
in  chief  three  doves  ppr.    Pujolas,  Middlesex  ; 
granted  1762. 
on  a  Canton..  ..Piles 
Gu.  a  lamb  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  three 
piles  sa.    Bazett. 

on  a  Chief Insects 

Az.in  base  on  ground  vert  a  lamb  pass.  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  three  bees  ppr.     Gausen. 
....  Mallets 
Az.  a  fleece  or  pendent  from  a  chief  sa.  charged 
with  three  mullets  in    fess    arg.      Town  of 
Leeds. 

Gouttes 

Az.  a  fleece  arg.  in  chief  six  gouttes  d'eau. 
Gedeon. 

SQUIRREL  and  in  chief 

Gu.  a  squirrel  sejant  cracking  a  nut  or  on  a  chief 
of  the  last  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.     Stokes,  V. 

TIGER  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief Crosses 

Arg.  a  tiger  statant  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses 
formy  of  the  first.    Ewer,  Bishop  of  Llandaff 
1761,  Bangor  1769-74. 
Or  a  tiger  statant  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses 
patty  arg.     Ewee,  Luton,  co.  Bedford,  and 
Lees-Langley,  co.  Herts. 
Mascles 
Per  fess  ercn.  and  sa.  a  heraldic  tiger  arg.  in  chief 
two  mascles  of  the  second.    Daniels,  Lyming- 
ton,  co.  Hants. 

WOLF  and  in  chief.... 
Chief 
Arg.  a  wolf  pass.  sa.  a  chief  gu.    Wood,  V*. 

Wood,  Islington,  co.  Middlesex ;  granted  Feb. 

1606. 
Arg.  a  wolf  salient  sa.  a  chief  gu.    Wood,  W. 
Az.  a  wolf  ramp,  and  a  chief  arg.     Dun  ;  granted 

10  Feb.  1605. 
Az.  a  wolf  salient   and  a  chief   arg.     Donne, 

granted  1605. 

on  a  Chief Birds 

Gu.  a  wolf  pass,  or  on  a  chief  crenelly  arg.  three 
martlets  az.     Burgoyn,  V* . 

Gu.  a  wolf  statant  or  on  a  chief  crenelly  arg.  three 
martlets  az.  John  Buegoyn,  Sutton,  co.  Bed- 
ford, Auditor,  V. 


BEAST.     WOLF  and  in  chief. . . .  cont. 

on  a  Chief. . .  .Cross 
Az.  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  dancetty  of  the 

last  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.  betw.  two  escallops 

az.    Brooke. 

....Crosses 
Arg.  a  wolf  statant  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses 

formy  of  the  first.    Ewer  ;  quartered  by  Hogg. 

John  Ewer,  Bishop  of  Llandaff,  1761,  Bangor, 

1769-74. 
Az.  a  wolf  pass,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

crosses  patty  of  the  first.    Ewer. 

Pale 

Sa..a  wolf  salient  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  pale 

of  the  first  charged  with   a  fleur-de-lis  arg. 

betw.  two  pellets.    Wilson,  Highbury  Hill,  co. 

Middlesex  ;  Massingham,  Norfolk ;  and  Stow- 

langtoft,  Suffolk. 

..  ..Roundles 
Arg.  a  wolf  salient  sa.  collared  or  on  a  chief  az. 

three  bezants.    Wood,  London. 
Crescents 
Erm.  a  wolf  pass,  and  in  chief  two  crescents  sa. 

O'Duane,  Ireland. 

Crosses 

Az.  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  collared  and  chained  or  in 
chief  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  of  the  second. 
Bushe,  co.  Wilts. 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  and  in  chief  three  crosses. . . . 
fitchy  arg.     Rushe,  co.  Wilts. 
Escallop 

Gu.  a  wolf  pass,  reguard.  and  in  chief  an  escallop 
betw.  two  horseshoes  or.   Smith,  East  Bourne, 
Sussex ;  granted  1758. 
Estoiles 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  or  in  chief  two  estoiles  arg.  on 
a  canton....  a  cross....  Wilson,  Melton, 
and  Budding  Hall,  co.  York;  quartering 
Fountayne.  Christopher  Wilson,  Bishop  of 
Bristol,  1783-92. 

Sa.  a  wolf  ramp,  per  fess  erm.  and  erminois  in 
chief  two  estoiles  or.  Wilson,  Flatt,  near 
Blewcastle,  Northumberland;  confirmed  3  No- 
vember, 1773. 

Az.  a  war-wolf  pass,  and  three  stars  in  chief  arg. 
Dicktson,  Winkelstoun,  Scotland. 

Sa.  a  wolf  ramp,  and  in  chief  three  estoiles  or. 
Wilson,  Eastbourne,  Sussex,  Bart.  Wilson, 
Eshton  Hall,  co.  York ;  derived  from  Wilson, 
Brigsteare,  Westmoreland.  Wilson,  Ive's 
Place,  Maidenhead,  co.  Berks ;  and  Eshton 
Hall,  Gargrave,  co.  York.  Wilson,  Bromhead, 
co.  York.  Edmund  Wilson,  Willen,  co.  Hert- 
ford, V. 

Sa.  a  wolf  ramp,  and  in  chief  threepierced  stars 
of  six  points  or  on  a  canton  arg.  an  eagle 
displ.  with  two  heads,  sa.     Wilson. 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  or  in  chief  three  stars  arg. 
Wilson,  Inverness;  and  Fingach,  Scotland. 
Wilson,  co.  Hertford. 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  and  in  chief  three  estoiles  or. 
Wilson.  Wilson,  Stralby,  co.  Lincoln ;  Forest 
Hall,  near  Long  Benton,  Northumberland; 
Eastbourne  and  Shesfield,  Sussex;  and  Elton, 
co.  York.  Wilson,  Field  House,  Brancepeth, 
and  Lumley  Castle,  Durham.  Wdlson,  Melton, 
co.  York.  Thomas  Wilson,  Bishop  of  Sodor 
etc.,  1697-1755. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  a  wolf  ramp,  vert  on  a  chief  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis 
betw.  two  estoiles  or.  Wilson,  Abbot  Hall, 
Westmoreland. 


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BEAST.     WOLF  and  in  chief. . .  .cont. 
Fleur-de-lis  cont. 

Sa  a  wolf  salient  or  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis  betw. 
two  bezants.    Wilson,  Baron  Berners;  quar- 
tering arg.  a  bend  plain  within  a  bordure  engr. 
sa.    Wilson,  co.  Leicester. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Vert  in  base  a  wolf  pass,  and  in  chief  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  arg.    Wolfe,  Hatherton,  co.  Chester. 

Vert  a  wolf  pass.  ppr.  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.    Van  Wolff. 

Vert  a  wolf  pass.  ppr.  in  chief  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.    Van  Wolff. 
Flower 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  or  in  chief  a  rose  ppr.  betw.  two 
estoiles    gold.     Wilson,    Knowle    Hall,     co. 
Warwick;    quartering    Fitzgerald,    Newsham, 
Shepperd,  Harries,  and  Jordan. 
Monster 

Per  fess  gu.  and  or  in  base  a  wolf  pass,  reguard. 
vert  holding  in  the  mouth  a  fish  of  the  third  in 
chief  a  griffin  pass.  arg.    Kyeekwald. 
Mullets 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  or  in  chief  three  mullets  arg. 
Willson,  Charlton-Kings  and  Stroud,  co. 
Gloucester. 

Sa.  a  wolf  salient  or  in  chief  three  mullets  of  six 
points  arg.  Christopher  Wilson,  Bishop  of 
Bristol,  1783-92. 

BO AE  and  in  base .... 

Or  a  boar  pass.  az.  in  base  a  crescent  gu. 
Teingham. 

CAT  and  in  base .... 

Per  fess  az.  and  vert,  in  chief  a  cat  couchant  coward 
tail  reflexed  over  tbe  back  in  base  a  pierced 
5-foil  arg.    Cathaene,  co.  Pembroke,  V. 

DOG  and  in  base.. .. 
Annulets 
(Arg.  ?)  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant  and  in  base 
three  annulets  gu.    Rhodes. 
Tree 
Gu.  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant  arg.  collared  or 
in  base  an  oak  tree  eradicated  of  the  second. 
Rymee,  Scotlaud. 

LION  and  in  base. . . . 
Axe 
Quarterly  sa.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  in  the  fourth  a  battle-axe  surmounted 
by  a   tilting  spear  in  saltire  of  the   second. 
Bowden,  Stroud  Green,  Croydon,  Surrey. 
Birds 
Arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  az.  in  base  two  ravens 
pendent  from  an  arrow  fesswise  sa.      Mackie, 
Bargally,  Scotland. 
Arg.  in  chief  a  Hon  pass,  guard,  az.  in  base  two 
crows  pendent  from  an   arrow   fesswise    sa. 
Mackie,  England. 
Per  fess  ....  and  ....  in  chief  a  lion  couchant 
....  in  base  three  birds  (?  martlets).     Peter 
Walles  ;     seal   attached  to   an    order  dated 
1  February,  1G55,  to  Col.  Robert  Phaire  and 
Thomas  Woodliffe,  Esq.,  to  repair  to   Dublin 
about  the  soldiers  lands  in  Cork. 
Castle 
Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  or  in  base  a  castle  arg. 
Castilla,  from  Spain. 
Crescents 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  and  in  base  two  crescents  gu. 
Cavanagh.    Cavenagh.     KAVANAGH,Borris,co. 
Carlow,  the  family  of  the  native  kings  of  Lein- 
ster,  descended  from  Cahir  Mac  Art  Kavanagh. 


BEAST.       LION  and  in  base ....  cont. 

Crosses 
Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  or  in  base  three  crosses 

patty  arg.  two  and  one.      Staynton,F*.      Sir 

Robert  Steynton,  V. 

Fleur-de-lis 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  arg. 

Flandeingham. 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  and  in  base  a   fleur-de-lis  or. 

Flandeinge  or  Flandeingham. 
Az.  in   chief  a  lion    pass,  guard,  and   in  base 

a  fleur-de-lis   or.  Flandeingham,  V*. 

Fladndeingham,  V. 

5-Foil 

Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  a  demi-lion  issuant 
of  the  last  and  in  base  a  5-foil  of  the  first. 
Weldon,  Swanscombe,  Kent. 
5-Foils 

Or  in  the  dexter  chief  a  lion  pass,  in  the  sinister 
chief  and  in  base  a  5-foil  sa.    Aueeichiee,  V. 

AUETICHEE.      AUETICHIEE,  V* . 

Fret 
Erm.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  a  fret  gu. 

Huddleston,  Upwell  Hall,  co.  Cambridge. 
Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  sa.  in 
base  a  fret  arg.    Malefont  or  Malesaunts. 
Garbs 
Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  and  in  base  three  garbs 
arg.    Rotee  or  Rothee,  co.  Chester.    Rotieb, 
V*.       Rotye,  V.       Rotyee,   co.   Chester,  V. 
Ruttee,  Stratford-upon-Avon,  co.  Warwick,  W. 
Ruttee,  co.  Chester,  and  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  or  in  base  three  garbs 
arg.    Rotee  or  Rothee. 
Gun 
Per  fess  wavy  gu.  and  az.   a  lion  pass,  guard, 
or  beneath  the  feet  a  musket  lying  horizontally 
ppr.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  confusedly  dispersed 
of  the  third.      Hockin,  Lydford,  co.  Devon ; 
granted  1764. 
Head 
Sa.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  in  base  a  leopard's 
head  jessant-de-lis  or.    Moeeland.    Moeland. 
Heads 
Arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  in  base  three 
leopard's  heads  sa.  two  and  one.    Fililode,  co. 
Salop.    Foullelode,  co.  Salop,  V.    Fylilode, 
V*. 

Inkmoline 
Arg.  a  Hon  salient  in  the  dexter  base  an  inkmoline 
sa.       Ceespigny  ;    quartering  az.  three  bars 
arg. 
Arg.  a  lion  salient  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  in 
the  dexter  base  a  pierced  fer-de-moline  of  the 
second.      De   Ceespigny,    Crampton    Lodge, 
Camberwell,  Surrey;  and  King's  Row,  South- 
ampton, Bart.;  quartering  az.  three  bars  arg. 
Mullets 
....  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  base  two  mullets 
gu.    Hueey. 
Roundles 
Per  fess  or  and  az.  in  chief  a  demi-lion  ramp- 
issuant  sa.  in  base  six  plates  three  two  and 
one.     M.  Deggar  Sees,  S. 
Swords 
Per  fess  embattled  az.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  lion 
pass.   arg.  in   base  two   faulchions   in   saltire 
blades  of  the  third  hilts  and  pomels  or  on  a 
canton  erm.  a  mural  crown  or  and  suspended 
therefrom  by  a  ribbon  gu.  edged  az.  the  Corunna 
medal  gold.    Daeling. 


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BEAST.      LION  and  in  base cont. 

Tree 

Per  fess  wavy  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  errainois  in  base  on  a  mount  vert  a 
fig-tree  ppr.     Mlrtle. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  in 
chief  a  wounded  lion  couchant  arg.  pierced  by 
a  spear  behind  gu.  his  head  resting  on  a  shield 
gyronny  of  eight  as  above  in  base  a  holly  bush 
or  surmounted  by  a  crook  and  bugle  horn 
saltirewise  silver  on  a  chief  gu.  within  a  bordure 
arg.  the  white  horse  of  Hanover  between  two 
Eastern  gold  crowns.  Burnes,  descended  from 
Campbell  of  Burnhouse. 

SHEEP  and  in  base 

Arg.  a  paschal  lamb  couchant  with  banner  arg. 
staff  and  nimbus  or  in  base  the  letters  p.  p.  of 
the  last.    Town  of  Preston,  co.  Lancaster. 

ANTELOPE  betw.  or  within 

Heads  (Beast) Leopard 

Arg.  an  antelope  pass.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces 
gu.    Dicton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Pheons 
Sa.  an  antelope  arg.  maned  and  tufted  or  betw. 
four  pheons    ppr.      Harris,    co.   Gloucester; 
quartered  by  Williams. 

ASS  betw.  or  within. . . . 
Bordnre 
Arg.  an  ass  pass,  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Cole,  Bokeish,  Woolfardisworthy,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  an  ass  pass,  within  a  bordure  arg.     Moyle, 
Kent. 

BEAR  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  a  bear  ramp.  arg.  collared  of  the  field  betw. 
three  mullets  of  the  second.  Clarke,  Ashgate, 
and  Norton  Hall,  co.  Derby. 
Gu.  a  bear  ramp.  erm.  gorged  with  an  eastern 
crown  or  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  arg. 
Clarke,  Elm  Bank,  Leatherhead,  Surrey. 

BOAR  betw.  or  within 

Bars 

Arg.  a  boar  pass betw.  two  bars  ....     Mac 

Can,  Ireland. 

Bows  and  Ship 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  gu.  crined  or  betw.  three  long 
bows   charged  with  arrows  and  bent  pointing 
in  centre  one  in  chief  and  a  skiff  with  oars  sa, 
betw.  the  two  in  base.     O'Malley,  Rosehill. 
co.  Mayo,  Baronetcy  2  July  1804. 
Crescents 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  sa.  betw.  three  crescents  gu. 
Nutter. 
Crosses 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or. 
O'Crulie,  Ireland. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Sa.    a    boar  pass.    betw.   six    fleurs-de-lis    arg. 
Meredydd  Gam,  Dyvod. 
3-Foils 
Az.  a  boar  betw.  ten  3  foils  slipped  arg.    Appryand, 
V.    Gryffith,  F>.     Griffith  Li.oyde,  V. 
Mullets 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  gu.  armed  or  betw.  three  mullets 
of    the   second.      Trevarthian,    Trevarthian, 
Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Reskymer. 
CAMEL  betw.  or  within. . . . 
Or  a  camel  pass.  betw.  three  cloves  sa.     Clove, 
co.  Wilts. 

CAT  betw.  or  within  . . . 
Flowers 
Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  a  mountain  cat  betw.  three 
roses  arg.    Limpenie. 


BEAST.      CAT  betw.  or  within cont. 

3-Foils 

Vert  a  cat  (pass.  V* )  statant  tail  erect  arg.  within 
an  orle  of  eight  3-foils  slipped  or.    Vaghan,  V. 

Vert  a  cat  pass.  arg.  betw.  nine  3-foils  slipped  or. 
Vaughan. 

DEER  betw.  or  within .... 
Bells 

Sa.  a  doe  pass.  betw.  three  bells  arg.  Doobel, 
Faurmour,  Sussex;  granted  1695. 

Sa.  a  hind  pass.  betw.  three  bells  arg.  Walter 
Dobell,  Falmere,  Sussex;  confirmed  1604. 

Gu.  a  doe  statant  betw.  three  bells  arg.     Doble, 
co.  Somerset. 
Bordure 

Or  a  stag  trippant  within  a  bordure  gu. 
Macartney,  Belfast,  co.  Antrim;  derived  from 
George  Macartney,  Blacket,  Scotland,  1630. 
Macartney,  Lish,  co.  Armagh,  Baronetcy  22 
July  1799. 

Or  a  buck  trippant  gu.  attired  arg.  within  a 
bordure  of  the  second.  Macartney,  Mickle 
Leathes,  Auchinleck,  and  Blacket,  Scotland. 
Macartney,  created  Lord  Macartney  of  Lissa- 
noure  1776,  Earl  Macartney  1794;  descended 
from  Macartney,  Auchinleck,  Kirkcudbright, 
Scotland.  Macartney,  Lissanoure  Castle,  co. 
Antrim. 

Sa.  a  stag  statant  arg.  attired  or  within  a  bordure 
quarterly  erm.  and  erminois.    Jones. 

Vert  a  buck  pass.  ppr.  attired  arg.  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  of  the  third.     Soherford,  Somer- 
ford,  co.  Stafford,  1583. 
3-Foils 

Per  fess  arg.  and  vert  a  stag  ppr.  betw.  three 
3-foils  counterchanged.  Conmell,  Ashtown, 
Ireland;  granted  1668. 

Per  fess  vert  and  arg.  a  stag  trippant  betw.  three 
3-foils  counterchanged.  O'Connell,  Iveragh, 
Grena,  and  Derrynane  Abbey,  co.  Kerry. 
Powers. 

Vert  a  buck  trippant  within  an  orle  of  trefoils 
slipped  or.  Robinson,  London;  Cranford,  co. 
Northampton  ;  andStretton  Hall,  co.  Leicester, 
Bart.;  Baronetcy  22  June  1660;  borne  next  to 
a  coat  of  augmentation  granted  1633. 
Pheons 

Az.  a  buck  arg.  betw.  three  pheons  or  within  a 
bordure  engr.  of  the  last  charged  with  eight 
hurts.    Parker,  V*. 

Az.  a  buck  statant  arg.  attired  or  betw.  three 
pheons  within  a  border  engr.  of  the  last  charged 
with  eight  hurts.    Parker,  Cambridge,  V. 

Az.  a  buck  trippant  or  betw.  three  pheons  arg. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second  hurty. 
Parker,  co.  Cambridge. 

Gu.  a  hind  courant  arg.  betw.  three  pheons  or 
within  a  bordure  of  the  last  pellety.     Hunt,  V. 

Gu.  a  hind  betw.  three  pheons  or.    Linwood. 

Gu.  a  hind  betw.  three  pheons  or  within  a  bor- 
dure engr platy.    Linwood. 

Gu.  a  hind  trippant  betw.  three  pheons  or  within 
a  bordure  engr.  arg.  pellety.     Hunt,  W. 

Gu.  a  hind  trippant  betw.  three  pheons  within  a 
bordure  or  pellety.    Hunt,  V*. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert  a  buck  statant  betw.  three 
pheons  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or.   Buck,  V. 

Sa.  a  buck  pass.  arg.  betw.  three  pheons  or  within 
a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second  pellety.  Parker, 
Northleach,  co.  Gloucester. 
Roundles 

Sa.  a  buck  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  on  each  a 
pheon  of  the  first.     Foster,  V*. 

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BEAST.      BEER  betw.  or  within cont. 

Roundles  cont, 

Sa.  a  hart  tiippant  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  on 
each  a  pheon  of  the  first.     Foster,  W. 

Sa.  a  buck  tiippant  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  on 
each  a  pheon  of  the  field  within  a  bordure 
compony  or  and  gu.     Forster. 

Sa.  a  hart  trippant  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  on 
each  a  pheon  of  the  first  (?  az.)  within  a  bor- 
dure compony  or  and  gu.  Thomas  Forster, 
V.    Fostee,  London. 

Vert  a  stag  arg.  having  in  the  mouth  a  sprig  or 
betw.  three  bezants.     Redshawe. 

DOG  betw.  or  within 

Ears 

Or  a  greyhound  in  full  course  betw.  two  bars  sa. 
Baker,  London,  and  co.  Worcester.  George 
Baker,  Surgeon  to  Elizabeth,  JLondon,  W. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  gu.  a  greyhound  courantbetw. 
two  bars Baker,  Bayfordbury,co.  Hertford. 

Birds 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  betw.  three  birds  of 
the  second  legged  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
last  charged  with  crosses  patty  and  acorns  or 
alternately.    John  Williams,  Dorchester,  V. 

. . .  .Choughs 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish 
choughs  ppr.  within  a  bordure  engr.  az.  charged 
with  four  crosses  croslet  or  and  as  many  be- 
zants alternately.     Williams. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish 
choughs  ppr.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  charged 
with  eight  crosses  formy  or  and  as  many  be- 
zants alternately.  Williams,'  Treverne  and 
Probus,  Cornwall.  Williams,  Helton  and 
Whitelavington,  co.  Dorset,  and  Oxford. 
Williams,  Herringston,  co.  Dorset ;  descended 
from  John  Williams,  Perry  Court,  and  Her- 
ringston, 1513;  quartering  Delalynde,  Herring, 
Syward,  Argenton,  and  Browne.  Williams, 
Rnshden  Hall,  co.  Northampton;  and  Wanfield 
Lodge,  co.  Berks  ;  derived  like  Williams,  Bride- 
head,  co.  Dorset ;  through  Williams,  Charmin- 
ster,  from  Williams,  Herringston. 
Martlets 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  betw.  three  maitlets 
sa.     Williams,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  betw.  three  martlets 
sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  (another  adds  on 
the  bordure  acorns  or  husked  vert.)  Williams, 
co.  Dorset. 

. . .  .Parrots 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  betw.  three  popin- 
jays ppr.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  charged 
with  bezants  and  crosses  patty  or  alternately. 
Williams,  descended  through  Williams,  Bride- 
head,  from  Williams,  Herringston  co.  Dorset. 
Bordure 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  in  a  bordure  engr. 
gu.  Ralph  Beideoke,  Bishop  of  Chichester, 
1675-78. 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  within  a  bordure  engr. 
sa.     Braddocke,  Abbaston,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  in  base  on  a  mount  ppr.  a  pine  tree  vert  a 
talbot  tied  thereto  ppr.  and  from  one  of  the 
branches  a  buglehoru  pendent  of  the  second 
within  a  bordure  of  the  third.  Louthian, 
Edinburgh. 

Arg.  a  hound  pass,  within  a  bordure  sa.   Forneys. 

Arg.  a  talbot  sejant  within  a  bordure  sa.  Furnace 
or  Fdenese,  Sandwich,  Kent.     Fukness,  V. 


BEAST.      BOG  betw.  or  wilhin cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Az.  a  talbot   sejant   and   a  bordure   engr.   arg. 

Simon  Sudbury,  alias  Tybold,  Bishop  of  Lon- 
don, 1362;  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  1375-81. 
Gu.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.  within  a   bordure  erm. 

Walwyn. 
Or  a  levrier  gu.  collared  sa.  within  a  bordure  of 

the  last  bezanty.     Sr.  Peres  Burdeux,  H. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  greyhound  and  mule  within 

a  bordure  engr.  counterchanged.     Ashberton. 
Sa.  a  bloodhound  pass,  within  a  bordure  engr. 

arg.     Sudbery. 
Sa.   a    hound    pass.  arg.  within   a  bordure    or. 

Sudbury. 
Sa.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 

Sudberry,  V*. 
Sa.  a   greyhound  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr. 

arg.     Pourton,  V.     Powrton,  F*. 
Sa.  a  hound  salient  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

Perton. 
Sa.  a  hound  sejant  within  a  bordure  engr.   arg. 

Sudbury. 
Sa.  a  talbot  statant  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 

Sudbury,"  V. 
Buckles 
Az.  a  talbot  pass.  betw.  three  oval  buckles  or. 

Caster,  Kinmel. 
Az.  a  talbot  pass.  betw.  three  round  buckles  or. 

Ceanfield. 

Crescents 
Az.   a  hound   pass.   betw.  three    crescents    or. 
Cheyney,  co.  Berks. 

Escallops 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  betw.  three  escallops 
sa.     Lomax,  Parkhurst,  Surrey. 

Erm.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  betw.  three  escal- 
lops gu.  Lomax,  co.  Hertford ;  and  Westmin- 
ster ;  quartering  Kaye. 

Heads  (Beast) Leopard 

Or  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  betw.  three  leopard's 
heads  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Heneage,  Hain- 
ton,  co.  Lincoln.  John  Henege,  V.  Hennidge. 
And  with  a  crescent  on  a  mullet  for  diff. 
Heneage,  Compton  Basset,  Wilts  ;  quartering 
Walker ;  descended  through  Michael  Heneage, 
Keeper  of  the  Records  in  the  Tower  of  London, 
b.  1540,  from  Heneage,  Hainton;  the  heiress 
m.  Walker. 

....Wolf 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  betw.  three  wolf's 
heads  erased  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  charged 
with  eight  5-foils  of  the  first.     Heneage,  Hyn- 
ton,  V.    Henege,  V*. 
....(Bird) 

Arg.  a  greyhound  courant  ermines  betw.  three 
eagle's  heads  erased  sa.    Jackson,  co.  North- 
ampton ;  granted  1689. 
Horns 

Arg.  a  ratchhound  courant  betw.  three  hunting- 
horns  sa.     Foeeester,  Dundee. 

Vert  a  greyhound  pass.  betw.  three  hunting- 
horns  arg.  stringed  gu.  Carstorphin  or 
Corstorphine. 

Vert  a  greyhound  salient  betw.  three  hunting- 
horns    arg.      Corstorphine,    Kings  Barnes, 
Scotland. 
Pheons 

Gu.  a  greyhound  courant  betw.  three  pheons  arg. 
Jackson. 

Gu.  a  greyhound  courant  arg.  betw.  three  pheons 
or.    Jackson,  Southgate,  Middlesex. 


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BEAST.      DOG  betw.  or  within cont. 

Pheons  cont. 
Gu.  a  hound  pass.  betw.  three  pheons  or  within  a 
bordure  engr.  arg.  pelletty.     Hunt. 

ELEPHANT  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  an  elephant  statant  and  carrying  a  howdah 
containing  three  persons  with  a  driver  ppr.  a 
bordure  or.  The  Rajah  Kalee  Krishna 
Bahadur;  granted  in  India,  3  April  1833. 
R.  Asiatic  Society's  Journal,  1843,  vii.  201. 

GOAT  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  a  goat  statant  arg.  armed  and  crined  or  betw. 
three  saltires  of  the  last.  Bakes,  quartered  by 
Cresswell. 

HARE  betw.  or  within.... 
Bordure 
Az.  a  hare  salient  arg.  with  a  hunting-horn  round 
the  neck  vert  garnished  gu.  within  a  bordure 
wavy  of  the  second  charged  with  three  crescents 
and  as  many  roses  of  the  last.      Clelland, 
Barbadoes. 
Az.  a  hare  salient  guard,  arg.  with  a  hunting- 
horn  hanging  about  the  neck  vert  garnished 
gu.  within  a  bordure  countercompony  of  the  se- 
cond and  first.     Cleland,  Edinburgh. 

Mullet 
Az.    a    hare     ramp.    betw.    three    mullets    or. 
Makchant. 

Sun 
Az.  a  hare  courant  betw.  three  suns  or.   Watson, 
Stratford,  co.  Gloucester.     Thomas  Watson, 
Bishop  of  Lincoln,  1557-9. 

HORSE  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 
Gu.  a  mule  within  a  bordure  arg.     Moyle,  Wye, 

Kent. 
Gu.  a  mule  statant  within  a  bordure  arg.     Sir 

Thomas  Moyle,  Kent,  V. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.a  mule  and  greyhound  within 

a  bordure  engr.  counterchanged.    Ashbeeton. 
Sa.  a  horse  earning   a  man    armed  at  all  points 
within  a  bordure  arg.     Nevoy,  Scotland. 
Flowers 
Az.  a  horse  pass.  arg.  bridled  gu.  betw.  three  ma- 
rigolds or.    Morecroft,  Churchill,  co.  Oxford. 

Spears 

Arg.  a  horse  pass,  bay  colour  betw.  two  tilting- 
spears  in  fess  sa.  Shekel,  Pebworth,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 

Wheels 

Az.  a  horse  arg.  bridled  gu.  betw.  three  wheels  or. 
Morcraft. 

LION  betw.  or  within 

Annulets 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  betw.  three  an- 
nulets of  the  second.  Malton.  Sir  Henry  de 
Walton,  V. 

Vert  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  three  annulets  arg. 
PIermon,  Hendon. 

Vert  a  lion  pass,  or  armed  and  langued  gu.  betw. 
three  annulets  arg.  Herman, MiddletonStoney, 
co.  Oxford  ;  confirmed  10  Dec.  1630. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with  a  collar  vert 
and  supporting  betw.  the  paws  the  fasces  erect 
ppr.  banded  or  betw.  four  annulets  of  the  last 
and  as  many  5-foils  of  the  second  alternately. 
Siddons  ;  granted  1819. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  eight  annulets 
arg.     Malton  or  Molton. 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Annulets  cont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  betw.  ten  an- 
nulets of  the  second.     Malton. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  ten  annulets  arg.   Fulthorp. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  annulets  arg. 
Malton,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  within  an  orle  of 
annulets  of  the  second.     Mekton. 

Sa.  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  of  annulets  arg. 
Fulthorpe,  V*. 
Arrows 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  arrows  palewise  in 
fess  arg.     Cantilon,  Ireland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  arrows  in  fess  arg. 
Gantxlion,  Ireland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  two  arrows  or  feathered 
and  barbed  of  the  second.     Cantilion. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  betw.  three  arrows  or. 
Yeldart. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  crowned  betw.  three 
arrows  or.  Gildart,  Liverpool,  co.  Lancaster; 
granted  20  Dec.  1759. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  and  ducally  crowned 
betw.  three  arrows  or.     Geldart,  Cambridge. 
Axes 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  ducally  crowned  arg.  betw. 
three  battle-axes  of  the  last  handles  of  the  se- 
cond. Shorter,  London;  granted  14  Oct. 
1687. 

Bars 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  az.  betw.  a  bar  gemel  in  chief 
and  three  mullets  in  base  gu.  M'Kellor, 
Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  az.  betw.  two  b armlets  gu.  in 
chief  three  crescents  sa.  and  in  base  as  many 
mullets  of  the  third.     M1Kellar,  Scotland. 
Beasts Deer 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  harts  in  chief  gu. 
Trudale. 

....  Lions 

Per  saltire  or  and  erm.  a  lion  pass.  az.  betw.  two 
others  pass,  reguard.  in  pale  gu.  Macmahon, 
Baronetcies  6  May,  1815,  and  7  Aug.  1817. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  centre  a  lion  ramp, 
az.  four  lions  ramp,  counterchanged.  Vaughan, 
Dolymelynllyn;  derived  through  Vaughan, 
Hengwrt,  co.  Merioneth  ;  from  Cadwgan ,  Lord 
of  Nannau.  Vaughan,  Chilton  Grove,  near 
Shrewsbury. 
Bells 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  within  an  orle  of  bells 
arg.  cannoned  or.    Osney,  Louth,  co.  Lincoln. 

Bends 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.   gu.   betw.   two    bendlets    az. 

Marsham,  Earl  of  Romiiey. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  bendlets  az.  on 

each  three  crosses  croslet  or.     Marsham,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  bendlets  az.  on 

each  three  crosses  croslet  or  within  a  bordure 

engr.  gu.    Marsham,  V. 
. . .  .crusily  sa.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  bendlets 

....  on  each  three  crosses  croslet  or.   Marsham, 

W. 
Arg.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  sa.  a  lion  pass.  gu. 

betw.  two  bendlets  az.  on  each  three  crosses 

croslet  or.     Marsham. 
Arg.  crusily  fitchy  sa.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two 

bendlets  az.  each  charged  with  three  crosses 

croslet  or.       Marsham,     Stratton    Straw  less, 

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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bends  cont. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.     Gawler. 
Erm.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.     Cooke, 

London. 
Gu.  a  lion   ramp.    arg.    betw.    two    cotises    or. 

Playstow. 
Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.    Sir  John 

Tracy,  Barstable,  V. 
Or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  betw.  two  bendlcts  gu. 

Bolton. 
Or  a  lion  salient  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  Tracy. 
Or  a  lion  betw.  two  cotises  sa.    Tracy,  Cornwall. 
Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  betw.  two  bends  gemels  gu. 

Tracy,  Barnstaple,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  cotised  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 

patty  of  the  second.     Ayliffe,  V*. 
Billets 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  billets  or.     Jesson. 
Or  a  lion  pass.  betw.  six  billets  sa.     Smartwood, 

London. 
Arg.  a  lion   ramp.  gu.  betw.   eight    billets   az. 

Thorpe. 
Arg.    a    lion    ramp.    betw.     eight    billets     sa. 

Buckminster,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  surrounded  by  eight  batons 

(or  billets)  of  the  same  on  an  escucheon  or  a 

cross  sa.  betw.  four  spread  eagles  ppr.  Bulmer. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  ten  billets  sa.     Gisors. 
....  a  lion  ramp betw.  ten  billets ....  within 

a  bordure....     John  Gisors,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London,  1245. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  billets  or  and 

a  bordure  engr.  arg.  Jesore,  V*.  Jesorson,  V. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  an  orle  of  billets 

and  a  bordure  engr.  or.     Gysors,  Lord  Mayor 

of  London,  1245, 1246, 1249, 1311,  and  1314. 
Az.  a  lion  salient  arg.  within  an  orle  of  billets  or. 

Gessors,  V*. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  billets  or.     Sr. 

John  Gessors,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  billets  arg. 

Neirnurst,  co.  Buckingham,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  of  billets  arg. 

Neirnust,  V*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  an  orle  of  billets  or. 

Creping,  co.   Lincoln.      Sr.  John  Ckepinge, 

temp.  Edw.  Ill,  V.     Sr.  William   Grammary, 

co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  arg.  within  an  orle  of  billets  or. 

Creping,  V*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  billets  or.     Sr. 

Baufe  Bulmer,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  F. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  of  billets  or. 

Bulmer,  F*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  or  and  arg.  within  an 

orle  of  billets  of  the  second.    Bulmer,  F*. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,   within  an   orle   of  billets  sa. 

Kychard,  V. 

Birds Choughs 

Or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish 
choughs  ppr.  Drywood,  Dunton,  Essex. 
....  Doves 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  ducally  crowned  or  betw. 
three  turtle  doves  rousant  arg.  each  holding  in 
the  beak  a  trefoil  slipped  gold.  Bird,  West- 
minster; descended  from  co.  Salop;  granted 
16  Sept.  1723. 

Eagles 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  demi  eagles  displ. 
purp.  Lace,  Isle  of  Man;  and  Ingthorpe 
Grange,  co.  York. 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets 
Az.  (arg.  F*.)  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  martlets 

or.    Jackson,  W. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  or  within  an  orle  of  martlets  arg. 
Valomys,  V. 

Owls 

Vert     a     lion    ramp.     betw.    three     owls     arg. 
Holgfave. 
Bordure 
Arg.  a  demi-lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.     Lynne,  co.  Cambridge ;  and  South- 
wick,  co.  Northampton. 
Gu.  a  demi-lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.     Lynde  or  Lynne,  London  ;  and  co. 
Cambridge.    Lynde,  co.  Cambridge,  F.   Lynn, 
co.   Devon ;   co.   Northampton ;    and  Bassing- 
borne,  co.   Cambridge.      Lynn,   Westminster; 
and  Clapham,  Surrey.    Stokes,  F*. 
Gu.  a  demi-lion  issuant  arg.  armed  and  langued 
az.   within   a  bordure  sa.  bezanty.      Lynne, 
Southwicke,  co.  Northampton,  1716. 
Gu.  a  demi-lion  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.  within  a 

bordure  sa.  bezanty.     Stokes,  Kent,  F. 
Gu.  a  demi-lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.     Lynde  or  Lynne,  co.   Cambridge  ; 
and  London.    Stokes,  Watersend,  Kent. 

....a  lion  ramp within  a  bordure  engr 

Pomeroy. 

....a  lion  ramp within  a  bordure  indented 

....       Humphry  Lloyd,  Bishop  of  BaDgor, 
1673-89. 

....a  lion  ramp within  a  bordure  indented 

....     Biddell. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  az.     Dowett, 

co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Saunders 
or  Sanders,  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  gu.  within  a  bor- 
dure of  the  second  charged  with  eight  fleurs- 
de-lis  cr.     Saunder,  London,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  invecked  az. 

Faconbridge. 
Arg.    a  lion  ramp.  az.   armed  and  langued  gu. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second.  Crichton, 
Brunston,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  with  an  antique 
crown  or  within  a  bordure  chequy  of  the  first 
and  second.   M'Dowall  London  ;  and  Scotland. 
Arg.  semy  of  crosses   croslet  fitchy   gu.    a   lion 
ramp.  az.  within  a  bordure  erm.     Montford, 
Kylnhurst,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  bordure  gu.     Clare  or 

Klare. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. 

az.     Ogilvy,  Kagel,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion    ramp.  gu.    within    a    bordure    az. 

Duthie  or  Duthill,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,    gu.   dehruised  with    a  bend 
(plain  V*)  engr.  compony  or  and  vert  within  a 
bordure  az.     Steward,  Norfolk,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  charged 
with  three  boar's  heads  couped  or  two  in  chief 
and  one  in  base.     Dundas,  Viscount  Melville. 
Arg.  a   lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  az. 

Somayne  ;  but  nelmly  or  wavy,  F. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  or  within 

a  bordure  engr.  az.  bezanty.     Berington. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  compony 

gu.  and  arg.     Dundas,  Breastmill,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  compony 
of  the  second  and  az,     Dunhead. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  com- 
pony    of    the    second    and    az.        Donhead. 
Donhed,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  or  within 
a  bordure  engr.  coinpony  of  the  second  andaz. 
Donhed,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  com- 
pony  or  and  vert.  Lepla,  Isle  of  Ely,  co. 
Cambridge. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  with  an  im- 
perial crown  and  collared  with  an  open  one  or 
within  a  bordure  counter-compony  of  the  second 
and  arg.     Ogilvy,  Inchaven,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  erm. 
Dundas,  Arniston,  Scotland.  Dundas,  Beech- 
wood,  Mid  Lothian ;  Baronetcy  24  August 
1821. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  with  an  im- 
perial crown  and  collared  with  an  open  one  or 
within  a  bordure  of  the  second  charged  with 
eight  crescents  of  the  field.  Ogilvy,  Logie, 
Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  with  an  imperial 
crown  and  collared  with  an  open  one  or  within 
a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second.  Ogilvy,  Cluny, 
Scotland.     Ogilvy,  Pitmonies,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  with  an  im- 
perial crown  and  collared  with  an  open  one  or 
within  a  bordure  indented  of  the  second. 
Ogilvy,  Newgrange,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  bordure  gu.  Blamore. 
Blomer,  London.  Dundas,  Bandary,  Scotland. 
Russell,  West  Ruddam,  Norfolk,  V.  Russell, 
Badham,  Thorpe,  and  West  Burnam,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 
with  eight  crosses  croslet  or.  Chepstow,  V. 
St.  Cleere,  co.  Dorset,  1716. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  gu.  be- 
zanty.  Trinitarian  Priory  at  Gnaresborow  or 
Knaresborough,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Donhead.     Dunhed,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 
Steward,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa. 
Someler.     William  Seint  Ci.er,  E. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  crusily 
or.  Saint  Clere,  co.  Dorset,  1716.  William 
Seincler,  E. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zanty.  Conte  de  Cornevaile,  E.  Trinitarian 
Priory  at  Knaresborough  or  Gnaresborow, 
co.  York.    William  Seincler,  E. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  surmounting  a  crosier  in  bend 
dexter  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 
Cistercian  Abbey  at  Hailes  or  Hales,  co. 
Gloucester,  and  at  Holm  Cultram,  Cumber- 
land. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Champnes,  Yarnescombe.  Champney,  Barn- 
staple, co.  Devon.  Harper,  Essex.  Mouthwey. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
bezanty.     Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  armed  az.  within  a  bordure 
sa.  Lane,  Roscommon,  Ireland;  granted 
6  April,  1661. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  az.  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.  Hamerel  Leices,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137, 
fo.  97. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
crusily William  de  Senclee,  F. 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Bordure  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
sa.  bezanty.  Le  conte  de  Cornwall,  B,  or 
Cornewaille,2V,  P.  Le  contee  de  Cornewaile, 
C,  Y.  Richard  Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Poitou 
and  Cornwall,  Z,  95. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  or  within  a 
bordure  sa.  bezanty.  Cornwall,  Court  in  St. 
Stephen.  Brannell,  Cornwall.  Le  Conte  de 
Cornewaxl,  J;  or  Cornwaile,  G.  Countee  de 
Cornwall,  D,  F.  Conte  de  Corntjaile,  E. 
Sr.  Edmond  de  Cornwayle,L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
The  Earl  of  Cornwall,  founder  of  S.  Robert's 
at  Knarsburg,  V.  Knaresburgh,  Knaresbo- 
rough,  co.  York.     Knarsburgh,  V*. 

Arg.  a  Hon  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
engr.  sa.    Osbert. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
engr.  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  of  the  last  nine 
martlets  of  the  second.    Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  sa.  bezanty.  Geoffry  de  Cornwall, 
Baron  of  Burford,  Z,  99. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  ducally  crowned  or  within 
a  bordure  engr.  sa.  bezanty.  Cornewall,  Ber- 
rington,  co.  Plereford,  and  Diddlebury,  co. 
Salop.  Foliott  Herbert  Walker  Cornewall, 
Bishop  of  Bristol,  1797,  Worcester,  1803-31; 
quartering  per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions 
ramp.  arg.  with  gu.  a  cross  raguly  betw.  three 
lion's  heads  crowned  arg.  Cornewall,  Lon- 
don ;  and  Moccas  Court,  co.  Hereford ;  Baro- 
netcy 4  Aug.  1764;  quartering  Amyand. 

Arg.  a  lion  sejant  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Farnwell.  (Another,  the  lion  holding  in  both 
paws  a  palm  branch  vert.) 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  ppr.  holding  betw.  the 
paws  a  battleaxe  head  downwards  of  the  second 
within  a  bordure  az.  Cracknell  De  Cracknell 
or  Craeenell,  Devonshire  House,  near  Bath, 
co.  Somerset;  Cracknell,  Isle  of  Wight;  and 
Burwall  St.  Mary,  co.  Cambridge ;  quartering 
Phillips. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  within  a  bordure  compony 
or  and  gu.  bezanty.     Lacy,  1732. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  eight  torteaux.     Sr.  Edmond  Poynt,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  az. 
Blocase,  Scotland.  Brokkas,  Scotland.  LeSire 
Burnell;  quartering  or  a  saltire  engr.  sa.,  Y. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.sa.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
az.  Burnell,  Holgate,  co.  Salop.  Robert 
Burnel,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc.,  1275-92.  Le  S. 
le  Burnel,  S.  Burnell  ;  quartered  by  Ratcliff, 
Lord  Fitz waiter,  U.  Hanxey.  Hugo.  Lovell, 
Lord  Lovell. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  within  a 
bordure  az.     Sr.  Edward  Burwell,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  debruised  by  a 
baton  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.     Burnell. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  within  a 
bordure  az.  bezanty.     Burnell. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  langued  and 
ai-med  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.     Burnell. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
gu.     Laurin. 

Arg.  a  Hon  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty. 
Pickering,  V*.  Sire  Thomas  de  Pykeringe, 
N.  Sir  Thomas  Pykering,  Essex,  temp.  Ed- 
ward III,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Dowell. 
Pomeroy.     Pooley,  co.  Gloucester. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.      HON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Ai-g.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  battelly  az. 
within  a  bordure  engi\  gu.  (another  the 
fess  raguly).     Cretowne. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  counter-embat- 
tled az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.     Mideleho. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  in  vecked  gu. 
Pomeroy,  Clialfont  St.  Giles,  co.  Buckingham. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  over  all  a  fess  raguly  az. 
within    a    bordure    engr.   gu.  Cretowne. 

Cretownes,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  sa.  St.  George. 
West,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
charged  with  torteaux.     Poynton. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Layering.    Lawryn. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  gu.  a 
bordure  engr.  of  the  second.    Lawryn,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Beruen,  V.  Berven.  Berwen.  Bovell. 
Bovile.  Bcwell  or  Bowei.ls,  Rushall,  co. 
Stafford.  Bowells,  V.  Champneys,  Orchardly, 
co.  Somerset.  Cowley;  quartered  by  Knightley. 
Handingside  or  Handysyde.  Hanginside  or 
Hanoreshaw,  Scotland.  Harper,  Essex,  V. 
Harper  or  Harpur,  Calk,  co.  Derby ;  co.  Devon ; 
and  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 
the  last  charged  with  ten  mullets  as  the  first. 
Cowley,  London. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  andlangued  gu.  within 
a  bordure  of  the  second.  Mowat,  Inglistoun, 
Scotland,  Bart. ;  descended  from  Balquhollie. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  crowned  or  within 
a  bordure  of  the  second.     West,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
of  the  second.    West,  Ireland,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  within  a 
bordure  of  the  second.     Rochford,  V. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  eight  round  buckles  of  the  first. 
Ochterlony,  Kelly,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  arg.  Kavenagh, 
Belian,  Ireland. 

Az.  semy-de-lis  and  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure 
arg.     Holland,  Ely,  in  the  Isle  of  Ely. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  ten  buckles  gu.     Auchterlony. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  eight  mullets  ....     Lamond. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
charged  with  eight  torteaux.     Roy,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with  an  antique 
crown  or  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 
charged  with  eight  sinister  hands  couped  gu. 
M'Dowall,  Culgroat,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  with  an  antique 
ci'own  or  armed  and  langued  gu.  within  a  bor- 
dure of  the  second  charged  with  six  frasiers  of 
the  first.  Mac  Dougall,  Makerston,  co.  Rox- 
burgh ;  the  heirs  m.  Hay  and  Brisbane. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
of  the  second  charged  with  eight  (ogresses, 
another)  torteaux.  Henley,  co.  Somerset, 
1612  ;  and  Northington,  co.  Hants. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  fiory  arg.  Lovell. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
erm.     Gerrard,  Longlnde,  co.  Somerset. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 
with  eight  buckles  and  escallops  or  alternately. 
Ochterlonie,  Grind,  Scotland. 


BEAST.      HON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or.  Sir 
Andrew  Monhault,  Masenden,  Q.  Auger  de 
Mohaut,  Q. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or 
Lamont.  Tirrell  or  Tirrol,  co.  Somerset, 
Tirrell,  co.  Hertford.  Sir  Roger  Tyrrell,  L. 
or  Tirrell,  co.  Hereford,  temp.  Edward 
III,  V.    Tyrrell,  V*. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  indented 
or.     Sire  Roger  Tyrel,  N. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  gu.  a  bordure  or. 
Sir  Andrew  Monthaut,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  0595. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  or.    Dalton,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 
per  bordure  gu.  and  of  the  second.  Hugh 
Baillol,  Bywell,  P. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  erm. 
Strytt,  V.    Strytte,  V*.    Stryttle. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  within  a  bordure  arg. 
Thompson,  Cottingham  Castle,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  eight  annulets  sa.  Reece,  Usk,  co.  Mon- 
mouth ;  Cardiff,  co.  Glamorgan  ;  and  Longiown, 
co.  Hereford;  quartering  Proger, Corbett,  Milo 
Fitz-walter,  Newmarch,  De  Fortibus,  Marshall, 
Clare,  Gifford,  Bleddyn  Broadspear,  Gwerndu, 
and  Lewis. 

Az.alionramp.orwithin  abordureerm.  Landres. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

PlKENHAM,  V*       PUKENHAM.      PyKENHAM,  V. 

Az.  a  lion  salient  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

PlKENHAM. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  or.  Arundell, 
V*.  Balesmore.  Belisme,  quartered  by  Talbot, 
Earl  of  Shrewsbury,  U.  Roger  de  Belismo, 
(de  Montgomerico,)  Earl  of  Arundel  and 
Shrewsbury,  V.  Montgomery,  co.  Salop. 
Town  of  Montgomery,  co.  Salop.  Benedictine 
Abbey  at  Shrewsbury,  co.  Salop.  Rogers, 
Balismo.  Talbot,  co.  Worcester.  Sir  George 
Talbot,  Earl  of  Shrewsbury,  for  Belesme ; 
quartering  Talbot,  Nevil  Lord  Furnival,  Fur- 
nival,  Verdon,  and  Strange,  U. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  within  a  bordure  or. 
Belismo. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  ducally  crowned  or  within  a 
bordure  of  the  second  charged  with  eight 
sinister  hands  gu.  M'Dowall  or  M'Dougall, 
Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  or  and  arg.  within  a 
bordure  of  the  last.     Karadoc,  Wales. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  or  and  arg.  within  a 
bordure  silver  semy  of  annulets  sa.  Caradoc 
Vreichvras.  Mainerch,  Brecon.  Byam. 
Price,  Brecon  Priory. 

Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  vert  a  lion  ramp,  double 
tailed  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  pelletty. 
Copinger. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  or  within  a  bor- 
dure of  the  second  charged  with  eight  plates. 
Pickering,  Wallford,  co.  Chester. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  az. 
charged  with  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Woorley 
or  Wobley. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  Sir 
William  Pritchard,  Lord  Mayor  1084. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  fretty 
or.     Hughes,  Nuneaton,  co.  Warwick. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zanty.     Richard,  Earl  of  Cornwall. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
bezanty.     Cornwall. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bor- 
dure sa.     Fanhope,  Cornwall. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bor- 
dure sa.  bezanty.     Bryan.    Fanhope,  Cornwall. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  sa.  bezanty.  Cornwall,  Essex,  in. 
Bryan   Cornewaile,   S.  Mounsyer  John 

Cornwayle,  T.  Geoffry  de  Cornwall,  Baron 
of  Burford,  Z,  99.  Sir  John  Cornwall,  Baron 
of  Fanhope  and  Millbrook,  ob.  1443,  Z,  258. 
Cornwall,  Fanhop,  V. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  gu.  crowned  or  within 
a  bordure  sa.  bezanty.     Cornwall,  co.  Salop. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  bordure  az.  Prichard, 
Pritchard. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
within  a  bordure  az.  John  Prichet,  Bishop  of 
Gloucester  1672-81. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  semy 
of  mullets  aig.     Madoc  Danwr. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Rushall. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
Ludlow.    Markes,  Essex,  T'.     Markes,  1732. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  arg.  Dunbar, 
Durn,  co.  Banff;  Baronetcy  1697  ;  quartering 
Randolph,  all  within  a  bordure  nebuly  quar- 
terly az.  and  of  the  last.  Dunbar,  Eutrick, 
Scotland.  Grandford.  Mowbray,  co.  York. 
And  with  a  mullet  for  diff.     Letsler. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
charged  with  nine  escallops  vert.     Godard. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
charged  with  three  roses  and  as  many  cushions 
as  the  first  alternately.  Dunbar,  Hillhead, 
Scotland. 

Gu.  alien  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
charged  with  eight  roses  as  the  first.  Le  conte 
Patrik  de  Dunbarre,  P.  Patrik  counte  de 
Dunbarre,  Y.  Dunbar,  Boath,  co.  Nairn, 
Baronetcy  1814.  The  Earl  of  Laonois,  K. 
March.  Le  counte  Patrick,  H.  Dunbar, 
Westfield,  Scotland ;  quartering  Randolph. 
Dunbar.  Cumnock,  Scotland ;  with  the  same 
quartering.  Dunbar,  Inchbreck,  Scotland ; 
with  the  same  quartering,  within  a  bordure  gu. 
charged  with  eight  annulets  ....  Dunbar, 
Murray,  and  Grange,  Scotland  ;  with  the  same 
quartering  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged  with 
eight  frasiers  gu.  Dunbar,  Northfield,  co. 
Elgin,  Baronetcy  1698 ;  with  the  same  quarter- 
ing, within  a  bordure  (vairy  gu.  and  or  with  a 
lion  ramp,  par  surtout,  another)  quarterly  az. 
and  gu. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  ten  roses  of  the  first. 
Dunbar,  Baldoon,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  eight  5-foils  as  the  first. 
Patrick,  Durham.  Count  Patrick  de  Dunbar, 
D,  V.    Le  counte  Patrick,  J. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  eight  pierced  5-foils  (or 
frasers)  as  the  first.  Patrick,  Earl  Dunbar, 
Scotland,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  eight  roses  as  the  field 
a  label  az.  Patrick  de  Dunbar,  son  of  the 
Earl  of  Laonois,  K. 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  dancetty  arg. 
Lloyd,  Forest,  co.  Carmarthen. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
Champney,  co.  Devon.  Newport  Charlett, 
Hanley  Court,  co.  Woi'cester.  Gray,  Baron 
Gray.  Gray,  Hart-sheath  Park,  co.  Flint ; 
quartering  erm.  two  bars  vert,  with  arg.  a  fess 
az.  betw.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ.  with  two  heads 

sa.  and  in  base  a  lion  ramp M.  Thomas 

Gray,  S.  Grey,  Earl  of  Tanquerville  and  Lord 
Powis.Z,  319.  Grey,  Earl  Grey.  William  Grey, 
Bishop  of  Ely  1454-78.  Edward  Grey.  Bishop  of 
Hereford  1832-7.  Sir  Edward  Grey,  Werke,  and 
Chillingham,  V.  Grey,  Bart.  Grey,  Mor- 
wick,  Chillingham  and  Berwick,  Northumber- 
land. Grey,  Norton,  co.  Durham.  Horton. 
Powts.  Ridell,  Middlesex.  Sir  William 
Rydell,L.     Wallace,  Johnstone,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  a 
dexter  baton  sa.     Le  bastard  Grey,  R. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
of  the  second  charged  with  eight  thistles  .... 
Gray,  Dingwall,  Pursuivant. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 
the  second  pelletty.  Henry  Murdac,  Arch- 
bishop of  York  1147-53. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  arg.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  of  the  Inst.    Moubray,  Cockairny,  co.  Fife. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  indented  arg. 
Merks.  Mert.  SirWilliam  RYDELL,L,iJari.MS. 
6137,  or  Ridel,  N,  or  Rydel,  0,  or  Ridell,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  indented  arg. 
a  baton  az.     Sir  Thomas  Gray,  M. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  '  cersele'  arg. 
Monsire  William  Ridell,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  bordure  wavy  of  the 
second  charged  with  eight  mullets  of  the  first. 
Wallace,  Auchans. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  az. 
Wallace,  Ireland, 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  '  cersele' 
or.    Monsire  Thomas  de  Grey,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
of  the  last  and  az.  Wallace,  Eldersly. 
Wallace,  Baron  Wallace.  Wallace,  Perth, 
Scotland.    Wallis.    Wessington. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
of  the  second  and  or.    Chamon  or  Chamond. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
of  the  last  and  sa.     Nermont  or  Nernewte. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
compony  of  the  last  and  sa.     Carrell. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
of  the  last  and  sa.  bezanty.  Gray,  Middlesex. 
Gray,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
or  and  az.    John  Channon,  Colthoop,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
or  and  sa.     Mowbray,  co.  York. 

Gu.  flory  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  erm.  Robert  Gray,  Bishop  of  Bristol 
1827-34. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or  semy 
of  annulets  sa.     Madoc  ap  Maenyrch. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or  charged 
with  eight  5-foils  of  the  first.    Dunbar. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 
Sir  Christopher  de  Bourne,  R.  Thomas  Gray, 
Heton,  Y.  Marks.  Joan  de  Merc,  E,  Harl. 
MS.  6137,  but  Mere,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
Mejiks,  Essex.     Merke,  V. 


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BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Borduro  cont. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  flory  or. 

Lodge,  London  and  co.  Salop. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  indented 

or.    -Meeke,  Essex.     Sire  Joban  de  Mere,  N. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  within  a  bordure 

engr.  of  the    last.     Espeke,    co.    Lancaster. 

Garnett,  co.  Lancaster.     Garnett,  Nantwicb, 

1730.     Gernett.    Grance  or  Grancey.      Sir 

Henry  Grance,  alias   Garnett,  V.     Green, 

Samford,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  quarterly 

first  and  fourth  of  the  second  charged  with 

three  roses  of  the  first  second  and  third  vert. 

Dunbar,  Edinburgh. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Ganford.      Granford,  V*.      Grandford,   V. 

Sir  John  Merkes,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.   a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  veil. 

OXENBRIDGE. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  within  a 

bordure    vert    an    escallop   of     the    second. 

Oxenbrig,  V*. 
Gu.   a  lion   ramp.  arg.  within  a    bordure  vert 

charged   with  eight  escallops  of    the   second. 

Oxenbrid*ge,    Hampshire ;     Visitation    1034. 

Sir  Godard  Oxenbrige,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double   tailed  erm.  within   a 

bordure    engr.    arg.        Grey,     Thrandeston, 

Sufiblk. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  erm. 

Ridell,  Middlesex. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  within  a  bordure  arg. 

Thompson,  London. 
Gu.    a    lion   ramp,   or  within    a    bordure    arg. 

Everard,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1121-45. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  on  a  bend  az.  three  wool- 
packs   of  the   second   within   a   bordure   arg. 

charged  with  eight  roses  of  the  field.    Dunbar, 

Machremore,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

Grey,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  indented 

arg.     Ridell,  co.  Lancaster  and  Westmoreland. 

Rydell,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  invecked 

arg.    Griffin. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  with  one  head  and  two  bodies 

or  crowned  az.  within  a  bordure  arg.    Kellam. 
Gu.  a  lion  guard,  crowned  with  two  bodies  ramp. 

counter-ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  arg.    James 

Kellam,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  (another  ramp.)  or  within  a 

bordure  compony  az.  and  arg.     Hombijrg,  Z, 

871. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  supporting  a  pastoral  staff  or 

within  a  bordure  compony  of  twelve  pieces  of 

the  second   and  first  charged  with  as   many 

crowns  counterchanged.  Louis  de  Luxemburgh, 

Archbishop  of  Rouen,  Bishop  of  Ely  1438-43. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  compony  of 

the  last  and  sa.     Nermont  or  Nernewte. 
Gu.   a   lion   ramp,  or  within    a    bordure    erm. 

Fakeron,  Falcron,  or  Fallcron. 
Gu.    a   lion  ramp,   or   within    a   bordure   engr. 

erminois.        Talbot,   Baron   Talbot   de    Ma- 

lahide. 
Gu.    a    lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  az. 

holding   in  the   dexter   paw   a  scimitar    arg. 

within  a  bordure  gu.     Scrymgeor,  Kirktoun, 

Scotland.       And    with    a    martlet     for     diff., 

Scrymgeor,  Dundee,  Scotland. 


BEAST.     HON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  or.  Grey, 
Lord  of  Powys.  Montgomery.  Talbot,  co. 
Gloucester. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  supporting  a  curtel-axe  between 
the  paws  within  a  bordure  or.     Norwey. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
charged  with  eight  roses  of  the  first.  Dunbar, 
Mochrum,  co.  Wigton,  Baronetcy  1094;  quar- 
tering Randolph. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 
Borne.  Bowrne.  Gwyn.  Madoc.  The  arms 
of  Rhys  ap  Griffith,  Prince  of  S.  Wales,  as- 
descended  from  Rhys  ap  Tewdwr  Mawr,  and 
adopted  by  Richard  Talbot  before  1301,  in 
right  of  his  mother  Gwenllian,  daughter  and 
heiress  of  that  prince.  Powis.  Talbot,  co. 
Gloucester;  and  co.  Hereford.  Sir  Gilbert 
Talbot,  co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Talbot,  Goderich  Castle;  and  Blackmere,  Z, 
242,448.  Sir  Gilbert  Talbott,L.  Richard  le 
Talbott,  Steward  of  the  King's  House,  Q.  M. 
Richard  Talbot,  quartering  arg.  two  lions  pass, 
in  pale  gu.,  S ;  or  le  Sr.  de  Talbott,  T.  Le 
Sire  de  Talbot,  F.  Talbot,  Castle  Talbot; 
and  Talbot  Hall;  derived  from  Talbot,  Bal- 
lynamony,  co.  Wexford,  1586.  Richard  Talbot, 
Bishop  of  London  1202.  William  Talbot, 
Bishop  of  Oxford  1699-1715.  Talbot,  Earl  of 
Shrewsbury.  And  with  due  diff.,  Talbot, 
Stourton  Castle,  co.  Stafford;  Bishop  of  Oxford 
1699,  Salisbury  1715,  Durham  1721-30.  And 
with,  a  crescent  for  diff.,  Chetwynd-TALBOT, 
Earl  Talbot.  Talbot,  Belfast,  co.  Antrim, 
Bart.  And  with  a  mullet  within  an  annulet 
gold  for  diff.,  Powell,  Brandlesome  Hall,  co. 
Lancaster;  and  Stanage  Park,  co.  Radnor;  de- 
rived through  Powell,  Bricknell,  co.  Salop, 
temp.  Elizabeth,  from  Rbys-ap-Tudor,  King  of 
South  Wales. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  bordure  engr.  or  over  all 
a  bendlet  az.     Sir  John  Talbott,  J?. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  indented  or. 
Dee,  Mortlake,  Surrey.  Evans,  Tre  Castell, 
Wales.  John  ap  John  Grismand.  Jones, 
Sunningwell,  near  Abingdon,  co.  Berks;  Chas- 
leton,  co.  Oxford  ;  and  co.  Worcester.  Thomas 
ap  Llewelyn,  last  Lord  of  South  Wales; 
descended  through  Rees  or  Rhys  ap  Tewdwr 
Mawr,  or  the  Great,  King  of  South  Wales, 
from  Cadelh,  King  of  South  Wales,  second  sou 
of  Rhodri  Mawr,  King  of  Wales;  the  heiress 
m.  Griffith  Vychan,  Lord  of  Glyndwrdwy. 
Mortlake,  Surrey.  Sir  Gilbert  Talbott;  L, 
Harl.  MS.  6137,  or  Talebot,  N. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  indented  or  a 
crescent  for  diff.  Francis  Dee,  Bishop  of 
Peterborough  1634-8. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  holding  a  rose  arg.  within  a 
bordure  indented  of  the  second  pellety.  Lloyd, 
Forest,  1663,  in  Woking  Church. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  bordure  '  recercele'  or. 
Monsire  Talbot,  Y. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  vair. 
Scrimshaws  Scrimshire        Skrimshere 

Skyrmester  or  Skrymsher,  co.  Nottingham  ; 
Norbury  and  Aqualate,  co.  Stafford ;  originally 
from  Scotland.  Skyrmesoure,  South  Muscham, 
co.  Nottingham,  V.     Skrymshere,  V. 

Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or 
within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  crosses 
patty  of  the  third.     Mathew,  London,  W. 


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3EAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
3-yronny  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
within  a  bordure  of  the  last  crusily  or. 
Matthew,  co.  Buckingham. 
Syronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or 
within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  crosses 
croslet  gold.  Mathew,  Thornton,  co.  Bucking, 
ham;  and  Braddon,  co.  Northampton;  de- 
scended from  Sir  John  Mathew,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1490.  Mathew,  co.  Northamp- 
ton, W. 

jryronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or 
within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  crosses 
formy  of  the  third.  Matthew,  Thornborough, 
co.  Buckingham  ;  and  Wales. 

jyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
within  a  bordure  of  the  last  charged  with 
four  crosses  croslet  and  as  many  crescents 
of  the  second  alternately.  Mathison,  Edin- 
burgh. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
within  a  bordure  of  the  last  charged  with  eight 
crosses  croslet  of  the  second.  Matheson, 
Balmacara. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
within  a  bordure  counterchauged  of  the  field. 
Mathieson. 

Syronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
within  a  bordure  or  charged  with  eight  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  of  the  second.     Mattison. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp, 
or  within  a  bordure  az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet 
or.     Matthew,  Brandden,  co.  Northampton. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or 
within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  as  many 
fleurs-de  lis  gold.  Mathew,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1490. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within 
a  bordure  or  charged  with  eight  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  of  the  second.  Matthison,  Scotland ; 
confirmed  1  October  1639. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  and  bordure  engr Dee. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  az.  Jones, 
Dol-yn-Edeirnion,  co.  Merioneth. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  az. 
Alungton,  London.  Charlet,  Master  of 
University  College,  Oxford.     Ollington. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  and  langued  arg.  within 
a  bordure  of  the  second  entoury  of  mitres  gold. 
William  of  S.  Mary's-Chuech,  Bishop  of  Lon- 
don 1199-1221. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  within  a  bordure  compony 
arg.  and  gu.     Percy,  Holderness,  co.  York. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
Crichton,  Cranston,  Scotland;  descended  of 
Frendraught. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  bordure  '  recersele'  gu. 
Monsire  William  de  Percy,  Y. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  and  langued  gu.  in  a 
bordure  engr.  of  the  last.  Thomas  Percy, 
Bishop  of  Norwich  135C-69. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  entoury 
of  mitres  of  the  first.  Henry  Marshall, 
Bishop  of  Exeter  1194-1206. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  couped  in  all  the  joints  of  the 
first  within  a  bordure  az.  Maitland,  Eccles, 
Scotland;  a  cadet  of  Lethington. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  couped  in  all  the  joints  of  the 
first  within  a  bordure  wavy  az.  Maitland, 
Scotland.  And  with  the  bordure  charged  with 
eight  granadoes  of  the  first.  Maitland,  Scot- 
land. 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Bordure  cont. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  couped  in  all  the  joints  of  the 
first  within  a  bordure  chequy  arg.  and  az. 
Maitland,  Gight;  and  Pitritchie,  Scotland; 
descended  from  Maitland  of  Thirlestane. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  compony 
arg.  and  az.     Bodiham. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  compony  of 
the  second  and  arg.     Grey,  Lord  of  Powis. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  compony  of 
the  first  and  second  charged  with  eight  bezants. 
Lacy,  co.  York. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  gu.  Malory. 
Talbot,  Ireland,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 
charged  with  eight  roses  arg.  Spens,  Lathal- 
lan,  co.  Fyfe;  quartering  Campbell,  1392. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  couped  in  all  the  joints  of  the 
first  within  a  bordure  embattled  gu.  Maitland, 
Dundrennan,  co.  Kirkcudbright;  quartering 
arg.  the  ruins  of  an  old  abbey  on  a  piece  of 
ground  ppr. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Dunhead  or  Dunked.  And  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.,  Pomeroy  or  Pomery,  co.  Devon  ;  and  St. 
Columb,  Cornwall. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  within  a  bordure  gu. 
Malory,  London ;  and  co.  Cambridge. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  gu.  collared  gold 
within  a  bordure  of  the  second.  Mallory, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1564. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  tail  forked  gu.  collared 
arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second.  Mallory, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1564. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa. 
Bonnett.     St.  Clere. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 
Bachet,  V.  Bashett,  V*.  Bersis.  Beysiss  or 
Bestis.   SirJohnSt.CLEERE,F.    St. Clere, V*. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  az.  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.     Hameris  Beices,  A. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  embattled 
sa.     Brunet. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
FrEiNE,  Nene-Sollers,  co.  Salop ;  and  the  Bower, 
co.  Worcester,  temp.  Edward  III.  M.  John 
Pomeray,  S.  Henry  de  la  Pomereye,  Y. 
Pomerey  or  Pommeroy.  Pomeroy,  co.  Devon ; 
and  co.  Worcester.  Pomery,  Tregny,  Corn- 
wall. Pomery,  V.  Pommeroy,  V*.  Spence, 
Shetland.  And  with  a  label  of  three  points 
arg.    Fitz -Pomery. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  an 
apple  ppr.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  Pomeroy, 
Ireland.    Pomeroy,  Viscount  Harberton. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
charged  with  four  buckles  ppr.  Spence,  Shet- 
land; granted  1788. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
charged  with  eight  crosses  patty  arg.  Pomeroy, 
Epping ;  granted  .... 

Or  semy  of  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa.  a  lion  ramp, 
gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second, 
Adams,  Charlton  Adam,  co.  Somerset;  and 
Bowdon,  co.  Devon. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  gu.  a  bordure  indented 
sa.     M.  John  de  Gaure,  D. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  armed  and  langued  az. 
within  a  bordure  indented  sa.  Pomerai,  Berie- 
Pomerai,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Henry  I. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  or  a  bordure  vert 
besanty.     Richard  Talbot,  C 

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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  pean  within  a  bordure 

....  bezanty.    Bache,  Stanton,  co.  Derby;  the 

heiress  m.  Thornhill. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  sa.  within  a  bordure 

engr.    compony    arg.   and    az.      John,    great 

grandson  of  Griffith  Goch  took  1690  the  name 

of  Jones,  Llanio,  eo.  Cardigan. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.   Gornay, 

Baldwin  de  Flandres,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo. 

97.     Robert  de  Gourney,  B.     Sir  William  de 

Gornay,   temp.    Edward   I,    V.      Torney   or 

Tourney,  Canby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty. 

Pickering. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Flanders.     Baldwin  de  Flandres,  .4. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  sa.  charged  with 

crosses  croslet  of  the  field.     St.  Clere. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  the  dexter  i'orepaw  a  heart 

gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second  charged 

with  a  double  tressure  flory  connterflory  of  the 

first.     Buchanan  ;  quartering  Cross. 
Or  crusily  fitchy  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  sa. 

Adams. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  collared  and  chained  of  the 

first  within  a  bordure  of  the  second  charged 

with  eight  crosses  croslet  gold.       Phillipps, 

Longworth,     co.    Hereford ;     descended     like 

Phillipps,  Bryngwyn,  co.    Hereford,    through 

Phillipps,   HuntiDgton ;     Eaton    Bishop    and 

LowerEaton,co.Hereford;from  Owen,  younger 

brother  of  John  Phillipps,  Kilgainvain  in  Dis- 

serth,  co.  Radnor,  1595. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  vert.    Charlet, 

Hillmore,  co.  Worcester. 
Paly  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a 

bordure  Debuly  or.      Griffith,   Bangor,    co. 

Carmarthen. 
Per   bend  arg.   and  or  a  lion  ramp.   sa.  within 

a    bordure    compony   of    the    first    and    gu. 

Philip. 
Per  bend  sinister  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  coun- 

terchanged  within  a  bordure  compony  gu.  and 

or.     Richard  Harper,  co.  Derby,  Justice   of 

the  Common  Pleas,  1572,  W.  Harper,  Swarles- 

ton,  co.  Derby. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp. 

or  within  a  bordure  gu.     Madoc  Llwyd,  living 

1350. 
Per  bend  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp,  within  a 

bordure   engr.   or.      Edwards,  Prestbury,  co. 

Gloucester. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp. 

within   a  bordure    engr.  or.       Edwards,  co. 

Bedford;  London;  and  Bristol,  co.  Somerset. 

Jones  or  Johnes,  Grothkenan,  co.  Denbigh. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp. 

within  a  bordure  invecked  or.     Edwards,  co. 

Bedford;  Bristol,  co.  Somerset;  and  London. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp. 

or  within  a  bordure  engr.  per  bend  sinister  arg. 

and  sa.    Jones,  Archdeacon  of  Hereford,  ob. 

1823. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  erminois  a  lion  ramp. 

or  within  a  bordure  gu.    Lloyd,  Leaton  Knolls, 

co.   Salop ;    descended  through  Madoc  Lloyd, 

Lord  of  Chirkland,  from  Tudor  Trevor. 
Per  bend  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  a 

bordure   compony   purp.  and   of  the    second. 

Burnell,   V*.    Philip.     Phillip.    Sir  David 

Phillipp,  V. 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Per  bend  sinister  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  coun- 
terchanged  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Tanat, 
Blodwell,  co.  Salop. 

Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  second  and 
sa.  charged  with  escallops  counterchanged. 
Aston. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bor- 
dure counterchanged.  Bowell,  Berry  Court, 
co.  Hants;  granted  13  Dec.  1662.  Phillipe  de 
Ferne,  A,  but  Cerne,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo. 
95,  and  E,  but  Cerue,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Ferne. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
within  a  bordure  or.  Cerne,  Malcombe Horsey. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and 
az.  all  within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  second 
and  third.  Harper,  Walton,  co.  Lancaster ; 
confirmed  to  John  Harper,  Alderman  of  Lon- 
don, by  Segar.  Harper;  quartering  Strachey 
and  Roberts;  quartered  by  Shepherd. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
within  a  bordure  compony  or  and  gu.  Harper, 
London. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bor- 
dure or.     Philips,  Tenterden,  Kent. 

Per  fess  indented  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
within  a  bordure  gu.  charged  with  eight  plates. 
Thomas  Burnell,  London,  V.  Burnell,  Beau- 
chieff  Abbey,  co.  Derby  ;  and  Winkbourne  Hall, 
co.  Nottingham;  quartering  Pegge.  Burnell, 
in  Rotbwell  Church,  1718  and  1780.     Phillip. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure 
embattled  counterchanged.  Middleton,  Kill 
Hill,  Scotland. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure 
indented  counterchanged.    Middleton,  Essex. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure 
nebuly  counterchanged.  Middleton,  Clerk 
Hill,  Scotland. 

Per  fess  sn.and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged 
within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Green,  V.  Grene, 
V*.    Green,  Essex. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  counterchanged.  Champneys, 
Hall  Place  and  OstenhaDger,  Kent;  descended 
through  Sir  John  Champness  or  Champneys, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1534 ;  from  Champneys, 
Orchardleigh;  the  heiress  in.  1767,  Burt  or 
Byrte.     Champneis,  Kent,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  with- 
in a  bordure  engr.  counterchanged.  Champneys, 
Puddle  Town,  co.  Dorset. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bor- 
dure gu.  and  or.     Champney. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
holding  a  crosier  enfiled  with  a  mitre  or  all 
within  a  bordure  arg.  charged  with  eight  text 
B's    sa.  Cluniac    Priory    and    Abbey   at 

Bermondsey,  Surrey. 

Per  pale  ei-m.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  counter- 
changed  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty.  Marke. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  az.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  of  the  last  charged  with  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.  Biggs,  Little  Langford,  and  Stock- 
ton, co.  Wilts. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  az.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  crowned  or 
within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  third  charged 
with  eight  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  fourth.  Bigg, 
Benendon,  Kent;  Haines  Hill,  co.  Berks  ;  and 
Chilton  Follyatt,  co.  Wilts.     Biggs,  London. 


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BEAST.      HON  betw.  or  within ...  cont. 
Bordure  cont. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  holding 
in  his  dexter  paw  a  crosier  erect  enfiled  with 
a  mitre  or  all  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  eight  B's  sa.  Cluniac  Priory  and  Abbey 
at  Bermondsey,  Surrey. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  counterchanged.  Champneys,  Or- 
chardley,  co.  Somerset,  Bart. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  a  lion  pass.  arg. 
within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  last  and  az. 
(but  ?)  Massy,  Alford,  co.  Chester. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  collared  arg. 
within  a  bordure  of  the  last  charged  with  six- 
teen torteaux  and  ogresses  alternately.  Ayi.offe, 
co.  Wilts  and  co.  Dorset,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  depressed  by  a  baton  com- 
pony or  and  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second. 
Browne,  co.  Chester,  W. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  and  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  with  a 
crescent. . ..  Wasteneys,     Bamborough 

Church,  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  Hon  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu.  on  a 
bordure  of  the  second  charged  with  eight  3-foils 
slipped  of  the  field.    Clifton. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  on  a  bordure  of 
the  second  eight  annulets  of  the  first.  Sir 
Henry  de  Malton,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  salient  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  depressed  by  a  baton  compony  or  and 
gu.     Browne,  V*. 

Sa.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  with- 
in a  bordure  chequy  or  and  gu.     Long. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
of  the  second  and  first.  Lewes,  co.  Glamorgan. 
Nerncrote.     Nernewt,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  within  a 
bordure  compony  of  the  second  and  first. 
Nernewt,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  salient  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  first  and  se- 
cond.   Ickworth. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  of 
the  second  within  a  bordure  of  the  last. 
Browne,  London. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  gu.     Segrave,  co.  Leicester. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  and  a  bordure  or  charged 
with  eight  5-foils  az.     Best. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 
Gethin  Tedwdeg;  descended  from  David  Goch, 
Lord  of  Penmachno.  Griffith  ap  David  Goch, 
living  1284.  Lloyd,  Esclusham  and  Du- 
laseu  ;  derived  from  David  Goch  ap  David, 
Lord  of  Penmachno,  said  to  be  a  son  of  David 
ap  Griffith,  the  last  Prince  of  North  Wales ; 
the  heirs  m.  Conway,  Owen,  and  Ravenscroft. 

Sa.  flory  or  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned 
and  holding  in  the  dexter  forepaw  a  sword 
erect  ppr.  all  within  a  bordure  wavy  of  the  se- 
cond. Phillipps,  Middle  Hill,  co.  Worcester ; 
Baronetcy  1  September  1821. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  erm. 
Landres.    Londres.     Sr de  Loundres,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  erm. 
Loundres,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  or.  Flint. 
Harper,  Kent. 

Yert  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
GRAY,Bishopwearmouth, co. Durham.  Heyton, 
V.  Heton,  V.  Thomas  de  Heeton,  and  in 
margin  Grey  de  Heton,  A'.  Thomas  Gray F. 


BEAST.      HON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second.  Hume, 
Kimmerghame,  Scotland  ;  quartering  Polworth 
and  Sinclair. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony 
or  and  az.     Washington,  co.  York. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  erm. 
Hume,  Crossrig,  and  Lenhouse,  Scotland ;  quar- 
tering Blackadder. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or.  Home, 
Ford. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or  charged 
with  nine  fountains  or  wells  ppr.  Home, 
Whitfield,  Scotland;  quartering  Pepdie  and 
Cairncross;  derived  like  Home  or  Hume,  Nine- 
wells,  Berwick  ;  through  Home,  Tynninghame, 
from  Home.  Dunglass,  ob.  1424. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  with  two  bodies  ramp, 
counter-ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
Atwaler,  V*     Atwater,  V. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  or.  Wiche  or 
Wythe,  Droitwich,  co.  Worcester. 

Vert  a  lion   ramp,   within   a   bordure   engr.   or. 
Norton. 
Buckles 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  betw.  three  buckles 
or.     Gaynsford  or  Gaynsforth. 
Castles 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  in  chief  two  castles  triple 
towered  and  in  base  a  scaling  ladder  arg.  a  bor- 
dure or  charged  with  four  roses  gu.  and  as 
many  spear  heads  sa.  alternately.  James, 
Presteign. 

Chess-rooks. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  royally  crowned  or 
betw.  two  chess-rooks  in  chief  sa.  and  a  cup  in 
base  gold  jessant  a  flame  ppr.  a  bordure  az. 
Ogii.vie,  Ruthven,  Scotland. 
Chief 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  holding 
in  the  paw  a  cross  formy  fitchy  gu.  a  chief  sa. 
in  base  a  cross  formy  fitchy  erm.  surmounted 
by  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  fourth.  Vawdrey,  Rid- 
dings,  co.  Chester. 
on  a  Chief 

Or  a  lion  pass.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  be- 
zants in  base  three  bars  wavy  sa.  Hankins, 
Greenhouse,  co.  Gloucester  ;  quartering 
Machen. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  gyronnyr  of  eight  or  and  sa. 
in  chief  a  wounded  lion  couchant  arg.  pierced 
by  a  spear  behind  gu.  his  head  resting  on  a 
shield  gyronny  of  eight  as  above  on  a  chief 
gu.  within  a  bordure  arg.  the  white  horse  of 
Hanover  between  two  eastern  gold  crowns  in 
base  a  holly  bush  or  surmounted  by  a  crook 
and  bugle  horn  saltirewise  silver.  Burnes  ; 
descended  from  Campbell,  Burnhouse. 
Combs 

Az.  a  lion  pass,   guard,  betw.  three   combs  or. 
Company  of  Combmakers,  London. 
Coronets 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  three  crowns  arg. 
North. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  mural  crowns  or. 
Walthew,  Deptford,  Kent;  granted  Hill. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  ducal  coronets  or  and 
two  flaunches  erm.  King,  Exeter;  granted 
1691. 

Arg.  a  lion  couchant  az.  betw.  four  ducal  coronets 
gu.     Butterworth,  co.  Lancaster. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crescent 
Per  chev.  embattled  az.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  with 

in  chief  a  crescent  and  in  base  a  mullet  or. 

Dewport. 
Crescents 
Per  chev.  engr.  gu.  and  erm.  in  chief  a  demi-lion 

ramp.   arg.    betw.  two   crescents  or.     Dares, 

Loddon,  Norfolk. 
Per  chev.  engr.  gu.  and  erm.  in  chief  a  derni  lion 

ramp.  betw.  two  crescents  or.     Darres. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents 

and  in  base  a  5-foil  gu.  Ogilvy,  Banff,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents 

enclosed   by  as  many  pierced   mullets  sa.  in 

base  three  of  the  last  gu.     Dyson,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents 

sa.  enclosed  by  as  many  mullets  pierced  of  six 

points  in  base  three  of  the  last  as  the  second 

over  all  a  fess  az.     Sr Dyson,  Ireland,  V ; 

but  Dilon,  Harl.  MS.  1392,  fo.  146. 
Arg.    a    lion    pass.    betw.    three    crescents.... 

Govenaugh. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  three  crescents  gu. 

Dare. 
Arg.   a    lion    pass.    betw.    three    crescents    gn. 

Dillon,    Ireland.        Dillon,    Lismullen,    co. 

Meath  ;    Baronetcy  31  July  1801 ;  quartering 

Dillon. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  over 

all  a  fess  az.,  incorrectly  a  pale,  and  ascribed  to 

DlLLWYN  or  DlLWYN.      DlLLON. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crescents  each  of 
the  la«t  enclosing  an  estode  gu.  over  all  a  bar 
(another  a  fess)  az.  Dillon,  Earl  of  Roscom- 
mon. Dillon,  Chimwell,  co.  Northampton. 
Dillon,  Proudston  and  Skreen,  co.  Meath, 
Ireland;  granted  bv  Francis,  Emperor  of  Ger- 
many, 22  Aug.  1767. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  three  crescents 
each  of  the  last  enclosing  an  estoile  gu.  over 
all  a  bar  (another  a  fess)  az.    Dillon,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  betw.  three  crescents  each  of 
the  last  enclosing  an  estoile  gu.  over  all  a  bar 
(another  a  fess)  az.     Dillon. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  each 
of  the  last  enclosing  an  estoile  sa.  over  all  a  bar 
(another  a  fess)  az.    Dillon,  Baron  Clonbrock. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.  betw.  three  crescents 
gu.     Brownrigg. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.  betw.  three  crescents 
gu.  in  the  dexter  forepaw  a  sword  ppr.  hilt 
and  pomel  or  entwined  by  a  serpent  vert. 
Brownrigg,  Baronetcy  9  March  1816. 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 
Cavanagh. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 
Letster,  V*.  Salisbury,  Manchester  and 
Wales. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  arg.  crowned  or  betw.  three 
crescents  of  the  second.     Salisbury,  V*. 

Gu.  a  liou  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  betw. 
three  crescents  of  the  last.  .  Salisbury,  Barn- 
staple, co.  Devon.  Thomas  Salisbury,  co. 
Denbigh,  V.  John  Salusbury,  Lleweny,  co. 
Denbigh, ob. 1289;  Baronetcy  10 November  1619, 
extinct  23  May  1684;  from  whom  descended  the 
branches  at  Euloe,  co.  Flint;  Horton  ;  Llan- 
rhaiadr  Hall,  co.  Denbigh, the  heiress  m.  Lloyd ; 
Leadbroke,  co.  Flint;  Denbigh,  the  heiress  m. 
Williams;  Rug,  co. Merioneth,  and  Bachymbid, 
co.  Denbigh,  quartering  Ievan  ap  Howel  Lord 
of  Rfig-yn-Edeirnion,  co.  Merioneth,  a  heiress 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crescents  cont. 
ra.  Bagot;  Saethmarchog,  co.  Merioneth,  quar- 
tering John  ap  Rees  descended  from  Rees  ap 
Ievan  Baron  of  Kymmer-yn-Edeirnion  ;  Mask- 
adern  ;  Llanrwst,  co.  Caernarvon  ;  Bachegraig, 
co.  Denbigh,  the  heiress  m.  Thrale  and  Piozzi; 
Llanwern,  co.  Monmouth,  Baronetcy  4  May 
1795,  descended  from  Salusbury,  Plas  y-Ward, 
co.  Denbigh  ;  and  Erbistock,  co.  Flint.  John 
Salisbury,  Suffragan  Bishop  of  Thetford, 
Bishop  of  Durham,  1570-3. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  arg.  ducally  crowned 
or  betw.  three  crescents  of  the  last.  Salisbury, 
Catanger,  co.  Somerset. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 
Salusbury,  Barnstaple,  co.  Devon ;  Visitation 
1620. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crescents  gu. 
Galland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three 
crescents  of  the  second.  Geoffrey  Blythe, 
Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1503-31. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  (salient  V*.)  per  fess  az.  and  gu. 
betw.  three  crescents  per  pale  as  the  last. 
Blythe,  Blythe,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  betw. 
three  crescents  of  the  last  all  within  a  double 
tressure  flory  counterflory  of  the  second. 
Whannell,  co.  Ayr;  granted  4  Aug.  1778. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three 
crescents  counterchanged.     Cavenagh. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.  betw.  three  cres- 
cents of  the  second.     King. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four  crescents  each  en- 
closing an  estoile  gu.  over  all  a  bar  (another  a 
fess)  az.  Dillon,  Newton  Farrers,  Bratton, 
Chimwell,  Wroughton,  and  Hart,  co.  Devon ; 
and  Farthingoe,  co.  Northampton. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  between  five  crescents  arg.  two 
two  and  one.     Letster,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  and  an  orle  of  eight 
crescents  arg.     Beaumont,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  crescents  gu. 
Skynner,  Boston  and  Thornton,  co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  and  an  orle  of  crescents  arg. 
Sr.  Thomas  Beamont,  Q.  And  with  a  label  of 
three  points  or.  Sir  Thomas  Beaumont  the 
younger,  Q. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  langued  and  armed  az. 
within  an  orle  of  crescents  of  the  second. 
Beaumont,  Whitley  Beaumont,  co.  York ;  de- 
rived from  Sir  William  de  Bellomont,  1298 ; 
Baronetcy  1628.  Beaumont,  Oaks  in  Darton, 
and  Bretton  Hall,  co.  York.  Sir  Thomas 
Beaumont,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595.  And  with  a 
label  of  three  points  or.  Sir  Thomas  Beaumont 
the  younger,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595. 
Crosses 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  murally  crowned  or  and  two 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  in  pale  betw.  two  piles  is- 
suing from  the  dexter  and  sinister  chief  sa. 
each  pile  charged  with  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  of  the  third.  Levett,  Milford,  co.  Staf- 
ford; derived  through  Sir  Richard  Levett, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1700;  from  Levett, 
Savernuke. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  gorged  and  chained 
gold  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu. 
and  in  base  an  escallop  gu.     Phillips. 

....a  lion  ramp betw.  in  chief  two  crosses 

molineand  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis. . . .    Huddart, 
Brynkir,  co.  Carnarvon. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  az.  within  an  orle  gu.  M'Cleish,  Mary- 
field,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  gu. 

DErGHTON. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  crosses  formy  fitchy 

gu.     Dighton,  Hostow,  co.  Lincoln;  London; 

and  Worcester. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.     Bowyer,  Kingspersley  or  Knipersley,  co. 

Stafford,  Baronetcy  11  September  1060,  extinct 

1701;  the  heirs  m.  Adderley,  Gresley,  Oldfield, 

Bellot,  and  Port. 
Arg.  a  liou  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 

gu.    Wall. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  sa.     Pratt,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.     Bowyer,  Knipersley,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa. 

and  as   many   escallops   gu.      King,   Pyrland 

Hall,  co.  Somerset;  quarterly  with  Meade. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.   betw.  three   crosses   croslet 

fitchy  sa.  a  bordure  engr.  a/,  charged  with  four 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  and  as  many  fleurs-de-lis 

or   alternately.      Levett,   Wichnor  Park,  co. 

Stafford. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  arg.     Ayleway,  Taunton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or. 

Jordon. 
Erm.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  crosses  formy  fitchy 

gu.    Dighton,  co.  Hertford. 
Gu.   a  lion  ramp.   betw.   three   crosses    croslet 

fitchy  arg.     Capel. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslets 

fitchy  or.     Capel,  Earls  of  Essex. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

or.       Brins,   V.       Thomson,   V.      Thomson  ; 

quartering  or  a  fess  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
Gu.   a  lion  ramp.    betw.   three    crosses    croslet 

fitchy  or.     Capel  or  Capell,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London,   1503,   1509.      Arthur    L*ord    Capel, 

Hadham,  co.  Hertford,  Z,  366,  539.     Sir  Giles 

Capell,  V.    Capel  Coningsby,  Earl  of  Essex ; 

quartering  gu.  three  conies  arg. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  or. 

Crosthwaite,  Ireland. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  betw.  three  crosses  botonny 

fitchy  or.     Sapel. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.     M'Intosh  or  Macintosh,  England. 
Or  a    lion    ramp.    betw.    three    crosses   moline 

(sometimes  patonce)  gu.        Francis  Turner, 

Bishop  of  Rochester,  1083;  of  Ely,  1664-91. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses   formy 

fitchy  at  the  foot  gu.    Fursland,  W.  Fursland 

or  Furstland,  Bickington,  co.  Devon;  Visita- 
tion 1620. 
Or  a  lion  pass.   betw.  three   crosses  formy   sa. 

Bales,  Wilby,  Suffolk. 
Or  a   lion   ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

of    the     second.  Mathew,     Trevor,     and 

Llewenny  Green,  co. Denbigh;  descended  from 

Llandaff. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  vert  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

sa.     Sutton,  London  ;  and  co.  Stafford. 
Per  fess  dancetty  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  in 

chief  an  ogress  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  gu.  and 

in   base  a  cross   croslet  of  the  last  betw.  two 

pellets.     Beckman,  London. 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three 
crosses  patty  or  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  eight  torteaux.  Ayliffe,  Skeres,  co. 
Hants. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three 
crosses  formy  fitchy  at  the  foot  or.  Colshill 
or  Colsell,  Kent. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  collared .... 
(?  az.  mane  erect)  betw.  three  crosses  formy 
fitchy ....  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged  with 
sixteen  torteaux  and  ogresses  alternately. 
Thomas  Ayloff,  Kent,  IF.  Ayloffe,  Kent; 
and  co.  Wilts. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  gu.  betw.  three 
crosses  patty  or.     Illff,  Newington  Butts. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  barry  of  seven  (another  eight) 
arg.  and  gu.  (another  of  the  first)  betw.  as 
many  crosses  croslet  as  the  second.  Cistercian 
Abbey  De  Valle-Crucis,  co.  Denbigh. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or.     King. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  (or  erminois)  betw.  three 
crosses  patty  fitchy  or.  King,  Belle-Vue,  Kent, 
Baronetcy  18  July  1792. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  erm.  betw.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  at  the  foot  or.  King, Bromley,  Kent. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or. 
King,  Umberslade,  co.  Warwick.  King,  Hun- 
grill,  co.  York.  Walker  King,  Bishop  of  Ro- 
chester, 1809-27. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  or. 
Ayloffe,  in  Chobham  Church,  Surrey, 
1570-90. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  formy  fitchy 
or.     King;  granted  1611. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  gu.  betw, 
three  crosses  croslet  of  the  second.  John  King, 
Bishop  of  London,  1611-21.  Henry  King 
Bishop  of  Chichester,  1611-69. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  collared  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 
formy  of  the  second.  Ayloffe,  Braxted 
Magna, Essex;  Framfield,  Sussex;  and  Suffolk. 
Ayleff,  Bretaines,  Essex,  V.     Ayloffe,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  ducally  crowned  arg.  betw. 
three  crosses  croslet  of  the  second.  King,  co. 
Devon ;  and  Towcester,  co.  Northampton. 
Naunton. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.  betw.  three 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  second.     King. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  ducally  crowned  betw.  three 
crosses  croslet  or.  King.  Robert  King,  Bishop 
of  Oxford,  1542-57.  John  King,  Bishop  of 
London,  1611-21. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  ducally  crowned  or  armed  and 
langued  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 
second.     King. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  collared  gu.  betw. 
three  crosses  of  the  second.     Ayloffe. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  four  crosses  patonce 
vair  two  and  two.     Raison.     Reason,  V. 

Gu.  a  Hon  ramp,  or  betw.  four  crosses  patty  vair. 
Reson  or  Reason. 

Gu.  a  lion  salient  or  betw.  four  crosses  patonce 
vair.     Reason,  V*. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  per  pale  or  and  arg.  betw.  four 
crosses  croslet  of  the  last.  Astell,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon ;  Everton,  co.  Bedford;  and  London; 
quartering  Thornton  and  Godin. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four  crosses  croslet  arg. 
and  two  fiaunches  of  the  last  charged  each 
with  a  cross  croslet  of  the  field.     Long. 


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BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  five  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.    Brett,  co.  Somerset. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  five  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or.    Delaware. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  five  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.    Brett,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  coward  sa.  betw.  six 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.     Hingham. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.    Phelps. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  betw.  six  crosses  patty 

fitchy  sa.     Hizam. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  coward  betw.  six  crosses 

patty  fitchy   sa.       Higham,   Kent ;  buried  at 

Canterbury,  V.     Hizham,  V.     Hizam,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

sa.     Hauteville  ;  quartered  by  Groove. 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet 

or.     Astley. 
Gu.  a  lion  couchant  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  arg. 

three  and  three.      Kemeys  Tynte,  Halsewell 

or  Hatswell  in  Goathurst,  co.  Somerset ;  quar- 
tering Halswell  and  Wharton. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.  Henry  Ware,  Bishop  of  Chichester  1418-20. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  crowned  or  betw.  six 

crosses   croslet   of  the    last.      Sr.  Gerard  de 

Lisle,  V. 
Per  ben<'  sinister  sa.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw. 

six  crosses  croslet  couuterchanged.     Longe. 
Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  crowned  or  betw.  six  crosses 

croslet  of  the  second.    Chastelon. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  betw. 

seven   crosses   croslet  gu.       Sr.  Giles  Brews, 

Essex,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.     Brewes. 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  betw.  seven  crosses 

croslet  or.     Asteley,  V. 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet 

or.     Astley. 
(gu.  ?)  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  seven  crosses 

croslet  fitchy (?  of  the  second).     Sr.  John 

de  la  Warre,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  coward  tail  elevated  over  the 

back  arg.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Tytemarch,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Sir  William  de  la  Warre,  JR. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or.     Sr.  William  de  BrUs,  J. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.    Brett,  Kent.  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  betw.  seven  crosses 

croslet  gu.      Sr.  Robert  Venour,  co.  Lincoln, 

temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  sa. 

Ardenn,  V.    Ardern,  V. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  seven 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  or.     Bramtot,  V. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Sir  Geffrey  Watevile  or  Watervile.L. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.     Hantevill,  V. 
Arg.  a  Hon   ramp.   betw.  eight  crosses   croslet 

fitchy  az.     Lavell  or  Lovell,  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.     Sr.  Thomas  Montford,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.  and  a  bordure  erm.       Montefout, 

Kelnehurst,  co.  York,  V. 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont.  ' 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  botonny  gu. 

Venour,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  betw.  eight  crosses 
croslet  gu.      Sir  John   Havering,  co.  Wilts, 
V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  eight  crosses  patty 

fitchy  sa.     Hunter. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  coward  sa.  betw.  eight 

crosses  croslet  gu.     Sr.  Henry  Bawle,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  sa. 

Ardyn  Ardem  or  Ardern. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  patty  sa. 

Bodenfield. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  arg. 
Braytoft,   V.      Sr.   Hugh  Kinardsly,   temp. 
Edward  I,  V.    Loxley,  co.  Stafford. 
Az.    a    lion    ramp.  betw.    eight    crosses    croslet 
fitchy  arg.     Deckles  or  Dekes.       Sr.  Robert 
Dekkes,  V. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 

arg.     Sr.  Richard  Dalton,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  or. 

Brewes,  Gower,  Wales,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Warre. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
arg.    Delaware.    Estercombe,  co.  Somerset. 
Hobury,  V.    Laward  or  Lawarre, Estercombe, 
co. Somerset;  granted  1756. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued   az. 
betw.    eight    crosses    fitchy    of   the    second. 
Delawarr. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 

or.     Ware. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  or. 
within  a  bordure  of   the  last  charged  with 
ogresses.    Ware. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  betw.  eight  crosses 

croslet  or.     Asteley,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  armed  and  langued 

az.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  or.     Astley. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  arg.    Hobury. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  arg.     Hoeury,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  or. 

Sir  John  Brewse,  R.    Knell,  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  az. 

Bonnell,  Norfork.     Bonvtle,  Norfolk. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  eight  crosses  patty  fitchy 
sa.      Hunter,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  and 
Baronetcy  1812. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  sa. 

Ardyn  Ardem  or  Ardern.    Roche. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  az.    Adams,  Bromp- 
ton  Kent ;  descended  from  Adams,  co.  Devon. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,   tail   forked  and   nowed  betw. 
eight  crosses  croslet  sa.      Sir  Piers  Brews,  co. 
Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  eight 

croslets  or.  Syton,  co.  Salop. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight 
crosses  croslet  arg.  Hutchinson,  Earl  of 
Donoughmore  ;  quartering  Hely  and  Nixon. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw. 
eight  crosses  croslet  or.  Hutchinson,  Bishops- 
wearmouth,  co.  Durham ;  descended  from 
Hutchinson,  Cumberland,  temp.  Charles  I. 
Hutchinson,  Ireland.  Hutchinson,  Essex; 
and  co.  York. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight 
crosses  croslet  or.     Hutchinson. 

Purp.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  arg.     Sr de  Tidemarch,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  crowned  or  betw. 
eight  crosses  croslet  of  the  second.  Sr. 
Makelon  Chatelon,  F. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  arg. 
Sir  Geoffry  Hanteville,  Cornwall,  temp.  Ed- 
ward II,  F.    Hantvill.    Henville. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  patty  fitchy 
arg.     Linesley,  Linesley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 
arg.     Long,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
gu.     Brett,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  sa.  betw.  nine  crosses 
croslet  gu.     Bawle,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  sa. 
Handfield,  Ashford,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet 
or.     Pengilli,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  nine  crosses  patty  fitchy 
or.  Hopton,  Hopton,  co.  Salop,  temp.  Stephen. 
Hopton,  Canon  Frome,  co.  Hereford;  descended 
from  Sir  Richard  Hopton,  Rockhill,  and  Cher- 
bury,  living  1602;  quartering  Hopton. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  betw.  nine 
crosses  croslet  or.  Synge-HuTCHiNSON,  Castle 
Sallah,  co.  Wicklow,  Baronetcy  1782;  quarter- 
ing Synge,  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  with  two 
heads sa. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  gu.  within  a  bordure  erm.  Mountford, 
Keln hurst,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
gu.     Brett,  Ocle  Court,  near  Hereford. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  nowed  betw.  ten  crosses 
croslet  gu.     Bruse,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  sa. 
Mountford. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  or. 
Bruse. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  ten  crosses 
croslet  or  a  bendlet  compony  arg.  and  gu.  Sir 
Henry  Beamond,  V.  The  bendlet  charged  with 
three  mullets  sa.  Beaumont,  V.  The  bendlet 
compony  erm.  and  gu.    Beaumont,  V. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  gu.  betw.  ten  crosses 
croslet  of  the  second.     Goshall. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  sa. 
Adams,  co.  Devon.     Ardyn  Ardem  or  Ardern. 

Per  pale  gu.  andaz.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  betw. 
ten  crosses  croslet  or.  Hutchinson,  Owthorp, 
co.  Nottingham. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  ten  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  or.     Brametost. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  twelve  crosses  croslet  gu. 
Venor. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  twelve  crosses  croslet  or. 
De  Brewosa. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  bendwise  betw. 
fourteen  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or.  Powell, 
Bruton,  co.  Somerset ;  granted  1584. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  az.     Braytoft. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  within  an  orle  of  crosses 
croslet  gu.     Montford,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  within  an  orle  of  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  gu.  and  a  bordure  erm. 
Montford,  V*. 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  az.  within  an  orle  of 

crosses   croslet  gu.      Mountford,  co.  York ; 

granted  18  February  ]  602. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.      Brett,  ob.  1769,  in  Ash  church, 

Kent. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  within  an  orle  of 

crosses  croslet  gu.   Brewes,  V*  Havering,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  sa.     Higham. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

arg.  Braytoft,  V*.  Dekkes.F*.  Kynardesly, 

co.    Salop,    temp.  Edward   I.       Kynnersley, 

Loxley,  co.  Stafford  ;  quartering  Sneyd. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  sans  tail  within  an  orle  of  crosses 

moline  arg.     Bretoste. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

or.     William  de  Brewase,  E,  or  Brewose,  E. 

Rowset  or  Rouzet. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  gu.  within  an  orle  of 

crosses  croslet  of  the  second.    De  Brewes,  V*. 
Az.   a  lion   ramp,    or   crowned    and   armed   gu. 

within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet  as  the  second. 

Sir  John  Bruse,  Q,  Marl.  MS.  6595. 
Az.  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  of  croslets  or. 

Brewes  de  Gower,  F*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  within  an  orle  of  crosses 

croslet  arg.    Astell. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  arg.  within  an  orle  of  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  or.    Tytemarch,  V*. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  within  an  orle  of  crosses 

croslet  or.    Astekey  and  Astell. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

or.      Hopton,   Gloucester,   temp.  Edward  I. 

Opton  or  Oxton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

and   mullets    alternately   or.      Martin,   Ripe, 

Sussex.       Wykeham-MARTiN,    Leeds   Castle, 

Kent ;  and   Chacombe  Priory,  co.  Northamp- 
ton ;  quartering  arg.  two  chev.  sa.  betw.  three 

roses  gu.  seeded  or  barbed  vert. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  or.    Jordan  ;  quartered  by  Wilson. 
Gu.   a   lion   salient  within  an   orle    of   crosses 

croslet  or.    Knell,  V*. 
Or  a  Hon  ramp.  arg.  within  an  one  of  crosses 

croslet  az.    Lovell,  F*. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

gu.    Brett. 
Or    a    lion   ramp,    within    an    orle    of  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  gu.       Brett,   co.  Devon,  and 

Kent. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  within  an  orle  of 

crosses  croslet  gu.     Venour,  F*. 
Or  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.     Brett,  V*. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  an    orle  of   crosses 

patty  fitchy  sa.    Hunter. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  within  an  orle 

of  crosses  croslet  gu.     Brewes,  V*. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

sa.    Arden,  F*.    Ardern,  F*. 
Purp.  a  lion  salient  or  within  an  orle  of  crosses 

croslet  arg.    De  Tidemaech,  F*. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  crosses  formy 

fitchy  arg.    Levesey,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

arg.    Hanteville,  F*. 
Cups 
Az.  a  demi-lion  ramp,  couped  betw.  three  covered 

cups  or.     Shaw,  Scotland. 


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BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Cushions 
Gu.   a   lion    ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  cushions  or 

within  a  bordure  of  the  second  charged  with 

eight  roses  of   the  first.       Dunbar,    Leuchit, 

Scotland. 
Escallops 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  two  escallops  in  pale 

arg.  and  as  many  Haunches  of  the  second  each 

charged  with  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Dawker. 
Arg.   a    lion    ramp.    betw.   three    escallops    az. 

Jeanes. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  three  escallops  gu. 

James,  Cornwall ;  co.  Worcester ;  and  co.  Glou- 
cester.    Janes  or  James,  Kirtling,  co.  Cam- 
bridge ;  and  Botalock,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  betw.  three  escallops 

az.     Barneby,  Hereford. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  escallops  sa. 

Bernbrey,  co.  Worcester. 
Arg.    a    lion    ramp.   betw.    three    escallops    sa. 

Aldington,  that  Ilk,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.    Hend 

or  Hende. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.   Gibon. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 

Gybbon. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops  or. 

Ponton. 
Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  escallops  or.  Henden, 

Serjeant-at-law,  W.     Hendon,  Kent. 
Gil.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 

Shield. 
Per  fess  az.  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three 

escallops  counterchanged.    Windott. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg.  and 

az.  betw.  three  escallops  counterchanged  of  the 

field.    Wimbolts. 
Per  fess  vert  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp. erm. betw.  three 

escallops  arg.    Claye  or  Cley,  Tells,  co.  Salop. 
Per  pale  vert  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  betw. 

three  escallops  arg.     Clay,  London. 
Sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops  of  the 

second  each  charged  with  a  lozenge  az.     John 

Hykde,  V. 
Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 

Barneby,   Brockhampton,  co.   Hereford ;    de- 
scended from  Thomas  Barneby,  Ludlow,  co. 

Salop,  treasurer  to  Edw.  IV. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  betw.  three  es- 
callops of  the  second.     Gybbon,  co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard.  (?  arg.)  crowned  or  betw. 

three  escallops  arg.     Gibbon,  co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  betw.  three  escallops 

arg.     Gibbon,  Bishop's  Bourne,  Kent. 
Tert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops  or. 

Reynolds,  Ireland. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four 

escallops  counterchanged.      Robarts,  London. 
Az.  a  lion  rardp.  arg.  betw.  six  escallops  or  three 

two  and  one.     Puller. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  seven 

escallops    gu.        Francis   Manby,  Elsam,  co. 

Lincoln,  W. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  eight  escallops  gu. 

Manby,  Elsham,  co.  Lincoln;  and  London. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  eight  escallops  or. 

Askeby. 
Or  a    lion    ramp.  sa.   within   an   orle   of  eight 

escallops  gu.       Sir  William    Manse,   Sussex, 

temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  ten    escallops    gu. 

Manbe. 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Escallops  cnnt. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  escallops  gu. 
Manse,  Suffolk,  temp.  Edward  III. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  sa.  within  an  orle  of  escallops 
gu.     Manby,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  escallops  sa. 
Manbye,  Essex. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  escallops  or. 
Hender,  Botreaux  Castle,  Cornwall. 

Or  a  lion  salient  sa.  within  an  orle  of  escallops 
gu.     Manse,  V*. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within   an  orle  of  escallops  arg. 
Richard  Holand,  Y,  or  De  Howland,  F. 
Escrolls 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  three  escrolls  arg. 
Gould. 

Estoiles 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  estoiles  each  en- 
closed by  a  crescent  gu.  over  all  a  bar  (another 
a  fess)  az.  Dillon,  Chimwell,  co.  Northamp- 
ton. Dillon,  Proudstone  and  Screen,  co. 
Meath,  Ireland  ;  granted  by  Francis,  Emperor 
of  Germany,  22  August  1707.  Dillon,  Earl  of 
Roscommon. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  three  estoiles  each 
enclosed  by  a  crescent  gu.  over  all  a  bar  (an- 
other a  fess)  az.    Dillon,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  betw.  three  estoiles  each  en- 
closed by  a  crescent  gu.  over  all  a  bar  (another 
a  fess)  az.     Dillon. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  estoiles  sa.  each 
enclosed  by  a  crescent  of  the  second  over  all  a 
bar  (another  a  fess)  az.  Dillon,  Baron  Clon- 
brock. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  betw.  three  estoiles 
vert.     Levesey,  Kent;  and  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.  Burard. 
Neale,  late  Burrard,  Walhampton,  co. 
Hants. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  estoiles  gu.  Butcher. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four  estoiles  each  en- 
closed by  a  crescent  gu.  over  all  a  bar  (another 
afess)az.  Dillon,  Newton  Farrers,  Bratton, 
Chimwell,  Wroughton,  and  Hart,  co.  Devon; 
and  Farthingoe,  co.  Northampton. 
Fishes 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  paly  of  six  sa.  and  or  betw.  three 
dolphins  embowed  naiantgu.  each  fish  charged 
with  three  bezants  a  tressure  flory  counterflory 
purp.  John  Caunton,  co.  Warwick,  W.  Cawton, 
V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  betw.  three  dolphins  gu. 
Canton.     Cawnton. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  betw.  three  dolphins  em- 
bowed  naiant  gu.     Caunton,  Kent,  W. 
Flaunches 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  flaunches  sa. 
Garritte. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  flaunches  purp. 
Jarrett. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  flaunches  sa.  Garat 
or  Garrett,  London.     Garritt. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  two  flaunches  sa. 
Antonie  or  Antony,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  between  two  flaunches  erm. 
Selly. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  flaunches  or  each 
charged  with  three  billets  of  the  first. 
Mowbray. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  betw.  two  flaunches  sa. 
each  charged  with  a  mullet  arg.  Matthews, 
co.  Hereford  ;  quartering  per  pale  az.  and  gu. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flaunches  cont. 

a  chevron  or  betw.  three  lions  ramp ,  with 

arg.  on  a  chevron  sa.  five  spots  of  ermine  in 
the  dexter  chief  point  a  mullet  of  the  second, 
and  gu.  three  stirrups  leathered  and  buckled 
or,  and  or  a  cross  patty  fitchy  gu.,  and  gu.  three 
lions  pass.  arg. 

Per  pale  eim.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw. 
two  flaunches  arg.  each  charged  with  a  spear 
palewise....  Edwards,  Llandafl'  House,  co. 
Glamorgan;  quartering  Richards. 

Sa.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  two 
flaunches  erm.  Long,  Whaddon  and  Becking- 
ton  ;  granted  1561  to  Thomas  Longe,  Trow- 
bridge, co.  Wilts. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  two  flaunches  arg. 
Ceely,  Essex.  Prestwood,  co.  Devon;  and 
co.  Worcester. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  flaunches  or. 
Prestwood,  Boterford,  North  Huish,  co.  Devon, 
temp.  Elizabeth.    Prestwood,  W. 

Sa.    a   lion     salient    betw.    two    flaunches    or. 
Prestwood,  V*. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  a  demi-lion  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Maundrell,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  demi-lion  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Mandrey,  Essex. 

Az.  a  demi-lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de- 
lis  or  a  label  of  five  points  cf  the  second. 
Marnell. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Fajrclough,  co.  Hertford ;  co.  Bedford  ;  co. 
Lancaster  ;  co.  Lincoln ;  and  London ;  granted 
2  November  1583. 

Per  bend  sinister  engr.  or  and  sa.  a  lion 
ramp.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  counterchanged. 
French,  Belturbet,  co.  Cavan,  Ireland,  granted 
26  July  1682. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw. 
two  fleurs-de-lis  in  pale  or.  John  Young, 
Bishop  of  Rochester,  1578-1605;  confirmed 
1578. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  in 
chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  and  in  base  a  mascle 
counterchanged.     Goodwin. 

....  a  lion  pass,  guard betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  ....  William  de  Cornhull,  Bishop  of 
Lichfield,  etc.,  1214-23. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  az.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
gu.    Bragdon  or  Bragden,  London. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Price. 

Arg.  a   lion  pass.  betw.   three  fleurs-de-lis   gu. 
«  Bragden. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Morth  or  Murth  alias  Randall,  Talland  and 
Roose,  Teneglos,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m. 
Woolcombe. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
sa.  Gwyddno  Garan  Hir,  Yaughan,  Caethle, 
and  Penmaen  Dovey.  Pryce,  Gunley.  Pughe, 
Ty  Gwyn. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Evans,  co.  Montgomery;  and  Portsea,  co. 
Southampton.  Farne.  Griffith,  Penpom- 
pren,  co.  Cardigan.  Griffith,  Trevalyn 
Hall,  co.  Denbigh.  Perkins.  Perkins,  Nun- 
eaton, co.  Warwick.  Pryce,  Gunley,  co.  Mont- 
gomery ;  derived  from  Einion  ap  Sitsyllt, 
Lord  of  Mathafarn  in  Cyveiliog,  tenth  in  de- 
scent from  Gwyddno  Garan  Hir,  Lord  of  Can- 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within.... cont. 
Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 
tref  Gwaelod ;    quartering  levan  ap  Rys,  Da- 
vid Lloyd  ap  Griffith  ap  Rered,  and  Evan  ap 
Rhys  ap  Hugh.     Pugh. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  crowned  with  an  an- 
tique crown  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Pugh. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.  crowned  or  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  gu.  Pugh;  descended  from  Cad- 
wallader,  Llanerchydol,  co.  Montgomery;  quar- 
tering sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  arg. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Vaughan,  Penmaen  Dovey,  co.  Merioneth ;  de- 
scended from  Einion  ap  Sitsyllt. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Archebold  or  Archbold,  co.  Stafford. 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Brodigan,  Pilton  House,  Drogheda.  Guilford. 
North. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
North,  Earl  of  Guilford.  Lord  North,  Carth- 
ledge,  co.  Cambridge,  Z,  347.  North,  Baron 
North  and  Grey,  1716.  Brownlow  North, 
Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1771  ;  Worcester 
1774;  Winchester  1781-1820. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Marks. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Fairclough,  co.  Bedford ;  co.  Hertford ;  co. 
Lancaster;  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  London  ;  granted 
2  November  1583.  Fearclough,  in  Horshill 
Church,  Surrey. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Farlough,  co.  Lancaster. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three 
fleurs  de.lis  counterchanged.  North,  co. 
Cambridge. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  counterchanged.  Goodwin  or 
Goodwyn,  Upper  Winchingdon ;  descended 
from  Sir  John  Goodwin,  Bishop's  Woburn,  co. 
Buckingham ;  the  heiress  m.  Wharton. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de  lis  arg. 
North. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  erm. 
Kelley,  Terrington,  co.  Devon. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Salvador,  London. 

Per  bend  gu.  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four 
fleurs-de-lis  in  cross  and  as  many  roses  in 
square  counterchanged.    Holland. 

Az.  a  lion  salient  guard,  betw.  five  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.    Holland,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Archebold  or  Archbold,  co.  Stafford. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Holland,  Holland,  co.  Lancaster,  temp.  King 
John.  Holland,  Denton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Robert  de  Holland,  a  Baron  1315 ;  and  his 
descendants  Earls  of  Kent. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  or  betw.  six  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  third.      Sir  Matthew  Philllpp,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Buckmaster,  co.  Devon ;  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  co. 
Northampton.     Sr.  William  Bocmonster,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  gold  betw.  seven 
fleurs-de-lis  in  orle  or.  Philip,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London, 1563. 

Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  gu.  betw.  seven  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  second.      Sr de  Beiston,  V. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Thorpe,  Holderness,  co.  York,  V. 

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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flears-de-lis  cont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.  Holland,  Ely,  co.  Cambridge ;  Boston, 
co.  Lincoln ;  and  West  Angmering,  Sussex. 
Sir  Robert  de  Holland,  temp.  Edward  V. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.  in  orle  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  three  keys 
wards  upwards  or.  Gilberline  Priory  at 
Holland-Brigge,  co.  Lincoln.  Benedictine 
Priory  at  Holand  or  Holland  in  Wigan,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Sir  Thomas  Poole,  co.  Chester,  V.  Poole, 
Mayfield,  co.  Cork.  Poole,  co.  Devon;  Saper- 
ton,  co.  Gloucester;  and  Oakley,  co.  Wilts. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Beaumont,  Buckland,  Surrey.  Beaumond, 
V*.  Beaumont,  Hackney;  descended  from 
Beaumont,  Stoughton  Grange,  co.  Leicester. 
Sr Beaumont,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Daniell.  Daville.  Sr.  John  Daywill,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Marke. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or  betw.  eight  fleurs- 
de-lis  arg.    Philip. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  nine  fleurs-de-lis  or 
a  crescent  for  diff.  Pole,  Aldenham  Abbey, 
co.  Hertford;  Baronetcy  1801,  extinct  1830; 
the  heiress  m.  Stuart ;  descended  through 
Pole,  Stoke  Damarel,  from  Pole,  Shute 
House,  Axminster,  co.  Devon;  Baronetcy  12 
September  1628. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  gu.  betw. 
ten  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second.  Beaumont, 
co.  Leicester;  and  Beaumont  Hall,  Suffolk. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  ten  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Philips,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  betw.  ten  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Philips,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  a  lion  salient  gu.  within  an  orle  of  fleurs- 
de-lis  az.    Thorp,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis 

Sa.      BoCKMONSTER,  V*. 

Az.  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.     Lovell. 

Az.  a  lion  salient  arg.  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.     Poole,  V*. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Lovell. 

Barry  of  four  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu. 
within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Thorpe, 
London. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  and  holding 
in  the  dexter  forepaw  a  sword  erect  ppr.  within 
an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis  and  a  bordure  wavy  or. 
Phillipps,  Middle  Hill,  co.  Worcester;  Baro- 
netcy 1  September  1821. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  crowned  or  within  an  orle 
of  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  third.     Phillip,  V*. 
Flowers  (Roses) 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  betw.  two  roses  in 
pale  arg.  and  as  many  flaunches  of  the  second 
each  charged  with  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Dawkins, 
St.  James's,  Westminster. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  two  roses  one  in 
chief  and  one  in  base  arg.     Prout. 
( Primroses ) 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  regally  crowned  or 
betw.  three  primroses  of  the  second.  Ogilvie, 
Edinburgh. 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flowers  cont.  (Roses) 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  barbed 

and  seeded  ppr.  two  flaunches  of  the  second. 

Ricketts,  Redland  Hill,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  a  lion  couchant  betw.  three  roses  arg.     Town 

of  Ludlow,  co.  Salop. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.    three    roses    az. 

Tudway. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  betw.  three  roses  arg. 

Tadlowe,  Essex  and  Kent. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  roses  or.       Fowle, 

Chute  Lodge,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  roses  or  barbed 

vert.     Fowle,  River  Hall,  Sussex. 

(Roses) 

Per  bend  gu.  and  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four 

roses  in  square  and  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  in 

cross  counterchanged.     Holland. 
....(Lilies) 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  lilies  arg.     Denvile 

or  Devile. 

(Pinks) 

Arg.  a  lion   ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and  vert  within 

an  orle  of  pinks  slipped  and  leaved  ppr.  Edsir, 

Surrey. 

....(Roses) 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  roses  gu. 

Pierpont.     Sire  Robert  Pirepound,  N. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an    orle   of  roses  sa. 

Pierpont. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within   an  orle  of   roses   or. 

Bowen,  co.  Oxford. 
3-Foils 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 

vert.       Lamesey  or  Lambsey.      Levesey,   V. 

Leviesey,  V*. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  vert. 

Lyndsey. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 

vert.    Levesey,  co.  Lancaster,  V.      Livesey, 

Livesey,  co.  Lancaster,  and  Eastchurch,  Kent: 

Baronetcy  11  July  1627.     Lucy. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.   sa.   betw.   three    3-foils    gu. 

Mulloy,    Hughstown ;     and    Oak     Port,    co. 

Roscommon ;     derived     through    Mulloy    or 

O'Mulloy,  Standard-bearer  to   the  Crown  of 

England  in  Ireland ;  from  Niall  of  the  Nine 

Hostages  Monarch  of  all  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  (another 

slipped)  gu.     Molloy,  Middlesex. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 

Cawson,  London.    Skip. 
Or    a    lion    ramp.    betw.    three     3-foils     vert. 

Sheeidan. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  a  lion  salient  betw.  three 

3-foils  or.     Gaynor,  Meath  and  Langford,  Ire- 
land ;  granted  21  December  1666. 
Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  of 

the   last.         Sheeidan,    Ireland.  Thomas 

Sheeidan,  Cavan,  Ireland,  1730. 
Gu.    a    lion    ramp.    betw.    six    3-foils    slipped 

arg.      Pengelly,   Sortridge,  Whitchurch,   co. 

Devon. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  six  3-foils  slipped  or. 

Pengelly,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  3-foils  slipped  or. 

Sr de  Mountendee,  V. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  3-foils  slipped  arg. 

Plantney, Wolverhampton, co.  Stafford  ;  granted 

1583. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  3-foils  arg. 

Holland,  Bognor,  Sussex.    Pechey,  Cornwall. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

3  Foils  cont. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  3-foils  arg. 

Pengeley,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  arg.  within  an  orle  of  3-foils 

slipped  or.    Pengelly,  V*. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle 

of  3-foils   all  counterchanged.     Roger  Rowe, 

Alport,  co.  Derby ;  granted  .... 
5-Foils 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  ermines  betw.  two  5-foils 

in  chief  vert  and  an  escallop  in  base  gu.    Jeken. 

Jekin,  Dover;  granted  10  July  1803. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    betw.  two    5-foils    vert. 

M'Gown,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a   lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  three  5-foils  and  a 

double  tressure  flory  counterflory  gu.     Lyon. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  5-foils  and  a  bor- 

dure  engr.  arg.     Gray,  Dalmarnock  and  Carn- 

tyne,  co.  Lanark;  quartering  Hamilton. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm. 

Hamilton,  Cambuskeyth  and  Grange,  co.  Ayr. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gorged  with   a  collar  vert 

and  supporting  betw.  the  paws  the  fasces  erect 

ppr.  banded  or  betw.  four  5-foils  of  the  second 

and  so  many  annulets  as  the  third  alternately. 

Siddons;  granted  1819. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  five  5-foils  arg.     Clifton, 

Laiton  Bromswold. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  six  5-foils  gu.  Sr. . . .  de 

Perpound,F.  Peirepont,F*.  Pierrepoint,F*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  the  head  arg.  divided  by  a  line 

of  erasure  from  the  body  within  an   orle   of 

seven  5-foils  or.     Grace,  V. 
Arg.   a    lion   ramp.   sa.    betw.   eight   5-foils   gu. 

Pierpoint,  Holm-Pierpoint,  co.  Notts,  Z,  399. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  gu.  within  an  orle  of 

eight  5-foils  of  the  second.    Clifton,  co.  York. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  betw.  eight  5-foils  .... 

Androwy,  V. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  5-foils  or.     Loyd. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  5-foils  arg.       Sr. 

Gervas  Clifton,  V. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  5-foils  arg.  with  a 

3-foil  slipped  of  the   last   in    chief  for    diff. 

Clifton,  Barrington,  co.  Somerset. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  betw.  ten  5-foils  arg. 

Androwey  or  Andwey. 
....  a  lion  ramp crowned  ....  within  an  orle 

of  5-foils Edward  Lloyd,  Kidwelly,  1660-70. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  5-foils  gu. 

Monsire  de  Pierpoint,  Y,  or  Pierpount,    Y. 

Pierrepoint,  in  Rawmarsh  Church,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  5-foils  sa. 

M.  John  de  Clifton,  S. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  an  orle  of  5-foils  or. 

Grace,  V*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  5-foils  or. 

Grace,    co.    Huntingdon;    co.  Somerset;    co. 

"Wilts  ;  and  Ellington,  co.  Durham. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  5-foils  az. 

Siddons. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  5-foils  arg. 

Clifton,    V*.         Clyfton.  M.  Edmond 

Perpond,  S. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  pierced  5-foils 

.  arg.     Pierpont. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an   orle   of  5-foils   or. 

Edwardes,  Rhyd-y-G6rs,  co.  Carmarthen,  and 
Gileston  Manor,  co.  Glamorgan;    quartering 

gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  Bowen's  knots  .. . ., 

with  sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  arg.,  and 
chequy  or  and  sa.  a  fess  arg. 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

6-Foils  or  7-Foils 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  '  setfoils' 
or  '  seyfoils'  gu.  Thomas  Pierpoint,  Y.  Henry 
Pierpount,  Y. 

Fruits  (Acorns) 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  acorns  az.  in  bend 
cotised  erm.     Rodes. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  betw.  two  acorns  in 
bend  az.  cotised  ermines.  Rhodes,  Bellair 
and  Shapwick,  co.  Devon  ;  quartering  Sleech, 
Andrew,  and  Cholwich.  John  Rhodes,  Hor- 
bnry,  eldest  and  disinherited  son  of  Sir  John 
Rhodes,  Barlborough.  Rhodes  or  Rodes, 
Great  Houghton,  co.  York;  the  heiress  m. 
Busk ;  descended  like  Rhodes  or  Rodes, 
Staveley-Woodthorpe,  and  Barlborough,  co. 
Derby;  Baronetcy  1641,  extinct  1743,  the  heirs 
m.  Heathcote  and  Reaston  ;  (through  Francis 
Rodes,  Judge  of  the  Common  Pleas,  temp. 
Elizabeth  ;)  from  Gerard  de  Rodes, Horncastle, 
co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Henry  II.  Sir  John  de 
Rodes,  co.  Nottingham,  V. 

Or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  betw.  three  acorns  vert. 
Drywood,  Shipston,  co.  Essex. 

(Corn) 

Yert  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  five  ears  of  wheat  or  two 

two  and  one.    Joanes,  Wales. 

(Acorns) 

....  a  lion  salient  guard,  arg.  betw.  six  acorns  or. 

Chenduit. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  six  acorns  slipped  or. 

Atwood,  Suffolk. 
Gu.   a  lion  ramp.   arg.  betw.  eight  acorns  or. 

Atwood,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  betw.  eight  acorns 

slipped  or.     Attwood,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  arg.  betw.  eight  acorns 

or.     Cheyndute,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  an  orle  of  acorns  or. 

Attwood. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  reguard.  arg.  within  an  orle  of 

acorns  or.    Cheyndute,  V*. 

Garb 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  a  garb  in  chief  and  a  writing 
pen  in  base  arg.    Edgar,  Kithock,  Scotland. 

Garbs 
Per  bend  az.  and  vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  two 

garbs  or.    Sherfield. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  garbs  of 

the  second  banded  gu.  and  in  base  a  bezant. 

Edgar,   Pollend,   Scotland;    descended  from 

Kithock. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  environed  with  a  laurel  vert  betw. 

three  garbs  az.  banded  or.  Grisewood,  London. 

Gouttes 
Per  bend  arg.  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  ppr.  mm-ally 
crowned  gu.  within  an  orle  of  gouttes-de-sang. 
Hall,  Mollame,  co.  Kircudbright. 

Hand 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  a  dexter  hand 
apaumy  and  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  of  the  last 
and  in  base  a  salmon  naiant  az.    Donald. 
Hands 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  two  dexter  hands 
couped  at  the  wrist  gu.  Crossby,  Newcastle. 
Crossby,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  (another  armed  and  langued 
gu.)  betw.  in  chief  two  sinister  hands  apaumy 
couped  gu.  and  in  base  a  crescent  az. 
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BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Hands  cont. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  betw. 
in  cbief  two  sinister  bands  apaumy  couped  of 
the  last  and  in  base  a  crescent  az.  a  crescent  for 
diff.     Farquhar,  Baronetcy  21  August  1821. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  or  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu. 
and  sa.  betw.  two  dexter  bands  in  chief  of  the 
third.  Daly,  Dunsandle  and  Benmore,  co. 
Galway. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  dexter  bands  couped 
at  the  wrist  gu.    Mageoghagan,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  or  betw. 
three  sinister  hands  couped  palewise  gu. 
Farquhar,  Gilmilnscroft,  Scotland ;  the  heiress 
m.  1777  Gray. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  sinister  hands 
gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  Mac  Farquhar, 
Edinburgh. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  paly  of  (six  V*.)  seven 
arg.  and  or  betw.  three  dexter  gauntlets  back 
part  outwards  of  the  second  all  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  gold.  Conway,  V*.   Conwey.F. 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  dexter  hands 
couped  gu.  Richard  Neil  or  Neyle,  Bishop 
of  Rochester,  1G08 ;  Lichfield,  etc.,  1610-14; 
granted  1612.  Neale,  Westminster;  granted 
November  1612. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  gauntlets  backs  out- 
ward or.    Lusher,  London. 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  gauntlets  or. 
Lashaw,  London. 
Head 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  bend  sa. 
in  chief  a  stag's  head  cabossed  of  the  second 
and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  of  the  third. 
Spence. 

Heads  (Beasts)  Boar 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  thi'ee  boar's  heads  couped 
sa.    Alphe,  co.  Hants. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
arg.  Gordon,  Beldoruy,  Scotland ;  quartering 
az.  three  boar's  heads  within  a  bordure  engr. 
arg. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  betw.  three  boar's 
heads  erased  or.  Gordon,  Terpersy,  Scot- 
land. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  boar'3  heads  erased 
sa.    Wood,  Brownhills,  co.  Stafford. 

Dog 

Per  bend  erm.  and  ermines  a  lion  ramp.  betw. 
three  talbot's  heads  erased  or.  Travers, 
Wales. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  grey- 
bound's  heads  erased  counterchanged.  Neeld, 
Grittleton  House,  co.  Wilts. 

Leopard 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's 
heads  sa.    Kett,  Kellsall,  Suffolk,  granted  1756. 

Ox 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped 

gu.    Belyn. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  crowned  (?  or)  betw.  three 

bull's  heads  couped  of  the  second  attired  gold. 

Boleine,  V.    Boleyn,  V*. 
....Human  Figure 
Or  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  helmets  sa.     Napps 

or  Napp,  Needham. 
Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  helmets  arg. 

COMPTON. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  betw.  three  helmets  arg. 
Henry  Compton,  Bishop  of  Oxford  1674,  Lon- 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  Human  Figure  cont. 

don  1675-1713.      Compton,  Marquis  and  Earl 

of  Northampton;  Earl  Compton  of  Compton, 

and      Baron     Wilmington      of     Wilmington. 

Compton,  Carbam  Hall,  Northumberland  ;  the 

co-heirs  m.  Hinde  and  Compton. 
Sa.   a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  betw.  three  esquire's 

helmets    arg.         Sr.    Henry   Compton,    Lord 

Compton,  V.     Sir  William  Compton,  V. 
Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  betw.  three  esquire's 

helmets  ppr.  garnished  gold.     Compton,  Lynd- 

hurst,  co.  Hants. 

....  Monster 
Az.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 

erased  or.     Box,  Sheriff  of  London  1570. 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's 

heads  erased  or.     Box. 
Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

or.    Box,  Oxford. 

Spears 

Gu.   a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  spear-heads  arg. 

Macnamara. 
Inkmoline 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  inkmolines  sa. 

a  bordure   az.   charged  with   an   annulet  or. 

Turner. 
Knot 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  in  a  true  love  knot  arg.  betw. 

four  fleurs-de-lis  their  stalks  bending  towards 

the  centre  of  the  second,     Hoghe,  Penymaes  ; 

quartered  by  Rees  or  Rhys. 
Ladders 
Sa.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  scaling  ladders  arg. 

Morris. 
Sa.  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  three  scaling  ladders 

arg.     Morris,  Cardigan,  Wales. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  scaling  ladders  or. 

Jeffrey,   co.  Worcester,  W.      Jefferyes   or 

Geffreys,  Clifton,  Homecastle,  co.  Worcester. 
Sa.  a  lion  salient  betw.  three  scaling  ladders  or. 

Jefferey,  V*. 
Leaves 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  betw. 

three    holly  leaves    slipped    ppr.         Surman, 

Treddington  House,  co.  Gloucester. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert. 

Sherman,    Littlelinton,   co.  Cambridge ;    and 

Croydon,  Surrey. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  vert. 

Sherman,  Yoxley,  Suffolk. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  parsley  leaves 

vert.    Clappeson. 
Letters 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  az.  betw.  three  Roman 

text  R's  ....      Pate,  Wisbeacb,  Isle  of  Ely; 

granted  .... 
Lozenges 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  and  two  lozenges  or.    Robert 

Thornham,  X,  i.e.  Robert  (nephew  of  Michael 

de    Turnham)    founder    of    Bayham    Abbey, 

Sussex.     N.B.,  as  this  Mason  is  indecisive,  see 

Lion  and  in  chief. .  ..Lozenges. 
Lures 
Gu.  a  lion  pass.  erm.  betw.  three  hawk's  lures 

arg.     Chester,  Amesbury,  co.  Gloucester. 
Mascle 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  in  a  mascle  sa.     Put  or  Putt, 

Combe,  Gillingham,  co.  Devon,  Baronetcy  21 

July  1666;  extinct  1721. 
Mascles 
Gu.    a    lion  pass,   or  betw.    two    mascles     arg. 

Turnham,  Kent  and  Surrey,  temp.  John. 


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BEAST.     I-ION  betw.  or  within 

Mascles  cont. 
Az.   a  lion  pass,   or   betw.    three  mascles   arg. 
Thorney,  London;    descended  from  co.  Not- 
tingham; confirmed  10  December  1615. 
Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  mascles  or.    Caterall, 
Horton,  co.  Chester,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Mullets 


Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  two  mullets  in  fess  az 
Wallace,  Arbrothick,  Scotland;  quartering  gu 
a  fess  chequy  az.  and  arg. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  double-tailed  betw.  three  pierced 
mullets  of  six  points  az.     Harter,  Broughton 
Hall,  Manchester. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets   gu. 

Chessells,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.    Hays. 

Wolney. 
Az.     a    lion    pass.    betw.    three    mullets    or. 

Prettyman,  F*. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  mullets  arg. 
Prettyjohn.      George   Pretyman   afterwards 
Tomline,  Loddington,  co.  Leicester ;  Bishop  of 
Lincoln  1787,  Winchester  1820-7. 
Gu.    a    lion    ramp.    betw.    three    mullets    arg. 
Malone,  Ballynahown   and  Baronstown,  Ire- 
land; Baron  Sunderlin  1785. 
Gu.     a    lion     pass.     betw.     three     mullets    or. 
Prettyman,   Norfolk;    and   Bawton,   Suffolk; 
granted   1599;    confirmed   1607.         Sir   John 
Prettyman,  per  Camden,  1607,  W. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  mullets  or. 

Prettyman. 
Gu.    a    lion    ramp.    betw.    three    mullets    or. 
Whitbroke,   Water  Newton,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Withbroke,  co.  Salop,  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  az.  over 
all    a    fess    chequy    arg.    and    of    the    third. 
Steuart,  Dalguise,  Scotland. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.      De 

Wolvey;  quartered  by  Holte. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  (salient  F*)  betw.  three  mullets 

sa.    Wolney,  V. 
Per  bend  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three 

mullets  counterchanged.     Samson,  Scotland. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  mullets  arg. 

Crawley,  London.     Shrawley,  London,  1588. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  five  pierced  mullets 

the  two  in  chief  enclosing  a  pair  of  crescents 

sa.  the  others  as  the  second.    Dyson,  V.* 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  five  pierced  mullets  of  six 

points  gu.  the  two  in  chief  enclosing  a  pair  of 

crescents  sa.  over  all  a  fess  az.    Sr Dyson, 

Ireland,  F,  but  Dilon,  Harl.  MS.  1392,  fo.  146. 
Gu.    a    lion   ramp,   or   betw.   six  mullets   arg. 

Topham. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  mullets  arg.  three 
two  and  two.       Saltren,  Treludick,  Cornwall. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.   gu.   betw.    eight    mullets    az. 

MOLFYN  Or  MOLFIN. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  mullets  arg. 

Saltren,    Petticombe,    Cornwall;    descended 

from  Saltren,  Treludick. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  mullets  and 

crosses  croslet  or  alternately.      Martin,  Ripe, 

Sussex.        Wykeham-MARTiN,    Leeds   Castle, 

Kent ;  and  Chacombe  Priory,  co.  Northampton ; 

quartering  arg.  two  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses 

gu.  seeded  or  barbed  vert. 
Nails 
Gu.   a    lion    ramp.    arg.    betw.   eight   nails    or. 

Breedon,  Croton,  co.  Northampton. 


BEAST.     klON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Nails  cont. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  an  orle  of  eight 
passion  (or  calvary)  nails  or.      Breedon,  con- 
firmed 1783  to   Symonds,  Bere  Court,  Pang- 
bourn,  co.  Berks. 
Orle 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  gu.    Blamore. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  engr.on  the  inner 
side  and  a  bordure  arg.     Renton,  Billie,  Scot- 
land. 
Gu.  a  lion  salient  within  an  orle  or  a  label  of  three 
points  compony  az.  and  vert.    Blaumester,  V*. 
Vert  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  arg.      Hagger. 
Lovelock. 
Fheons 
Az.  a  demi-lion  ramp.  betw.  three  pheons  or. 
Harrison,  Galligreaves  House,  Blackburn,  co. 
Lancaster. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  betw.  three  pheons 

az.    Shearwood. 
Arg.   a  lion  ramp.   gu.  betw.  three  pheons   az. 

Egerton. 
Arg.    a    lion    ramp.    betw.    three    pheons    gu. 

Egerton. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  sa. 
Becket.  Town  of  Brackley,  co.  Northampton  ; 
quarterly  with  Stanley.  Edgerton.  Egerton, 
Earl  of  Bridgewater,  Z,  542,  Viscount  Brackley, 
Baron  Ellesmere,  afterwards  Duke  of  Bridge- 
water.  Leveson-Gower  Egerton,  Earl  of 
Ellesmere  and  Viscount  Brackley.  Grosvenor- 
Egerton,  Earl  of  Wilton,  Viscount  Grey  de 
Wilton.  John  Egerton,  Bishop  of  Bangor 
1756,  of  Lichfield,  etc.  1768,  Durham  1771-87. 
Thomas  Egerton,  Viscount  Brackley,  and 
Chancellor  1618.  Sr.  Richard  Egerton,  F. 
Egerton,  Broxton,  co.  Chester,  1730;  de- 
scended from  Egerton,  now  Grey-EGERTON, 
Egerton  and  Oulton  Park,  co.  Chester;  Baro- 
netcy 5  April  1617 ;  quartering  Grey  with  a 
label  of  five  points  gu.  Egerton,  Tatton,  co. 
Chester;  derived  from  Egerton,  Earl  of 
Bridgewater;  the  heiress  m.  1747,  Tatton. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  within 

a  bordure  engr.  sa.    Egerton,  Essex. 
Az.    a    lion    ramp.    betw.    three    pheons     arg. 
Cologan,  Ireland.  Cologan,  Island  of  Teneriffe. 
Az.    a    lion    pass.    betw.    three    pheons     or. 
Wolstenholme,  Dransfield,  co.  Derby;   con- 
firmed 1604.     Wolstenholme,  Horsley-Gate, 
Dronfield,  co.  Derby,  1460 ;  a  younger  branch 
of  Wolstenholme  of  Wolstenholme,  co.  Lan- 
caster.   Wolstenholme,  Minsingden,  Edmon- 
ton,  Middlesex,  Baronetcy  10  January  1664, 
extinct  .... 
Az.   a  Hon    pass,    guard,    betw.    three    pheons 
or.  Wolstenholm,    Nostel,    co.    York. 

Wolstanholme,  Winchenden,  Middlesex. 
Wolstenholme,  London  ;  Baronetcy  10  Jan. 
1664,  extinct  .... 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  chequy  arg.  and  az.  betw. 
three  pheons  of  the  second.  Hadderwick, 
Pitcullo. 
Or  a  lion   ramp.  gu.   betw.   three    pheons    az. 

M'Nair  or  M'Nayr. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.   gu.  betw.    three   pheons    sa. 

Macnamara. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  within  a 

bordure  engr.  sa.     Egerton,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.   langued  and   armed   az. 
betw.  six  pheons  sa.    Egerton,  Malpas  ;  quar- 
tered by  Holte. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Pheons  cont. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and  vert  betw. 

seven  pheons  az.     Roope,  Horswell,  co.  Devon ; 

Visitation  1620  ;  the  heiress  m.  Ilbert.    Roope, 

Bristol;  confirmed  to  Harris  1771. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.   gu.  betw.   eight  pheons   sa. 

Rope,  Rope  and  Staple,  co.  Chester  ;  and  Tun- 
stall,  co.  Devon. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.   gu.   betw.   eight    pheons    sa. 

Rope,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  twelve  pheons  az.    Roope. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  twelve  pheons  az.     Roope, 

co.  Devon. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  an  orle  of  pheons  sa. 

Roppe,  V*. 
Piles 
Vert  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  piles  engr.  issuant 

from  the  chief  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  last 

charged  with  six  popinjays  as  the  field  beaked 

and  membered  gu.    Home,  Well  Manor  Farm, 

co.  Hants  ;  Baronetcy  2  January  1813. 
Roundles 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  (another  armed  and  lan- 

gued  gu.)  betw.  in  chief  two  torteaux  and  in 

base   a  hand  grenade  exploding  ppr.      Ball, 

Blofield,  Norfolk,  Baronetcy  24  June  1601. 
Per  bend  gu.  and  arg.  a  lion  salient  betw.  three 

roundles  counterchanged.     Rossie,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  three  bezants.     Bongey, 

London,  1239.     John  Btjngey,  Mistold,  Kent; 

granted  by  Cooke,  W.      Bungey,  Kent ;  Dork- 
ing, Surrey ;  and  Norfolk,  1588. 
Gu.    a    lion     pass,     or    betw.     three     bezants. 

Harboene,  Middlesex;  Norfolk;  andThackley, 

co.  Oxford  ;  granted  1613. 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  betw.  three  bezants. 

John     Harboene,    Shere    Lane,    Middlesex ; 

granted  by  Camden,  W. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  three  hurts.  Waynforth, 

Roydon,  Diss,  Norfolk. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  az.  betw.   three 

hurts.         Wankford,    Berwick   Hall,  Essex; 

granted  18  September  1664. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses.     Gibbon, 

Rolvenden, Kent;  granted  6 April  1629.   Gibons. 
Per  fess  dancetty  or  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  in 

chief  an  ogress  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  gu. 

and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  of  the  last  betw.  two 

pellets.    Beckman,  London. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  three  plates  each  charged 

with    a   3-foil   slipped  vert.     Ceoswellee,  co. 

Hants. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  per  fess  or  and  arg.  betw. 

three   plates   each    charged    with    a    cross    of 

the  first.       Trinitarian  or  Maturin  Priory  at 

Hounslow,  Middlesex. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux.  Ludlow, 

Wales. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  betw.  three 

torteaux.     Stanbury. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  eight  bezants.      Sr. 

....  de  Hewikes,  V. 
Sa.     a    lion    ramp.    arg.    betw.    eight    plates. 

Peenne,  V. 
Gu.    a    lion    ramp.    arg.    betw.    nine    plates. 

Heywick. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  betw.  ten  plates  all 

within   a  bordure  of  the  second.      Holland, 

Burwarton,    Charlecot,    and    Pickthorne,    co. 

Salop. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  an  orle  of  bezants 

or  plates.    Peenne,  V*. 


BEAST.     LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Roundles  cont. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  within  an  orle  of  plates  and 
bezants  alternately.  Hincks,  Breckenbrough, 
co.  York ;  and  Huntington,  co.  Chester ;  de- 
scended from  Hincks,  Chorlton,  co.  Chester ; 
quartering  Callys,  Stevenson,  Cowper,  and 
Alleyne. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  torteaux. 
Poynton. 
Saltires 

Gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  saltires  or. 
Lane. 

Sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  betw.  three  saltires 
couped  arg.  Samuel  Thompson,  Windsor 
Herald,  W.    Thompson,  Streatham,  Surrey. 

Ships 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  three 
sterns  of  ships  arg.    Town  of  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 

Spears 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  two  demi-spears  in 

fess  ppr.     Macnamaea,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  two  demi-spears  erect 

in  fess  ppr.     Macnamaea. 

Sprigs 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  or  and  broom  slips  (?  ppr.). 
Sandde  Haed.     Jevan  Joewoeth,  Llanywllyn. 
Powell,  Horsley. 

Staves 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  palmer's  staves 

or.     Palmer. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  palmer's  staves  sa. 
heads   ends  and  rests  or.      Palmee,  London, 
1634. 

Swords 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  two  swords  pomels 
downwards  points  to  the  dexter  and  sinister 
chief  ppr.    Demsey. 
Vert  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  swords  wavy  in  fess 
or.    Dempsey. 
Tails 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  erm.  spots  .... 
O'Dwire,  Ireland. 
Tassels 
Gu.    a    lion     pass.   betw.     three     tassels    arg. 
Chestoe,  co.  Gloucester. 

Tressure 

Or  a  demi-lion  ramp,  with  an  arrow  shot  in  his 
mouth  in  a  double  tressure  gu.  Augmenta- 
tion granted  1524  to  Thomas  Howaed,  Duke  of 
Norfolk,  for  his  victory  at  Flodden. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  az.  Bowes-LYON,  Earl  of  Strath- 
more  and  Kinghorn ;  quartering  gu.  three  lions 
pass,  in  pale  .... 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  andlangued  within  a 
double  tressure  flory  counterflory  gu.  Lyon, 
Glamis,  co.  Forfar,  Earl  of  Strathmore.  Lyon, 
Hetton,  co.  Durham.  Lyon,  Auldbar,  co. 
Forfar.  Lyon,  Jamaica ;  Woolavington,  and 
Goring,  Sussex ;  and  New  Lodge,  co.  Berks ; 
descended  through  Lyon,  Castle  Lyon,  co. 
Perth, from  Lyon,  Auldbar;  quartering  Ochter- 
lony,  Stewart,  Read,  and  Guthrie. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  flory 
counterflory  ....  Deans-DuNDAS,  Barton  Court, 
co.  Berks  ;  quartering  Whitley,  and  Deans. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.     Dundas,  Earl  of  Zetland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  double  tressure 
flory  counterflory  gu.    Deummond,  Melfort. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Tressure  cont. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  tressure  flory  counter- 
flory  or.     Lodge. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  or.     Lodge,  Nettlested,  Suffolk. 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.    Le  roy  d'EscnosE  orEscocE, 
E.    M'Alpin,  quartering  arg.  a  fir  tree  growing 
out  of  a  mount  in  bend  sinister  vert  surmounted 
by  a  sword  in  bend  ensigned  on  the  point  with 
a  royal   crown  ppr.,  with   gu.   three  antique 
crowns  or,  and    az.  an  eagle  displ.  with  two 
heads   arg.      Maitland,  co.    Gloucester.    At- 
tributed to  Matilda,  Queen  to  Henry  I,  Z,  2. 
Scotland,  Z,  87,  155,  325, 326,  522.    Stewaet, 
Earl  of  Murray ;  quartering  or  a  fess  chequy 
az.  and  arg.,  with   or   three   cushions   and   a 
double  tressure  flory  counterflory  gu.  Stewart, 
Earl  of  Buchan ;  quartering  Buchan.    Stewart, 
Burgh,  Scotland;  quartering  az.  a  galley  sails 
furled  arg.       Steuart,  Ballechin,  co.  Perth  ; 
derived  from  Steuart,  Sticks,  illegitimate  son 
of  James  II  of  Scotland  ;  quartering  or  a  fess 
chequy  az.  and  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 
the   first.       Steuart,   Stewartfield,  co.   Edin- 
burgh ;  descended  from  John  Steuart,  Killi- 
chassie,  a  younger  son  of  Steuart,  Ballechin, 
with   the   same   quartering.       Stewart,  Lord 
Ochiltree,    Scotland;     quartering   Stewart  in 
chief  a  label  sa.,  with  arg.  a  saltire  engr.  betw. 
four  roses  gu.  all  within  a  bordure  compony  az. 
and    arg.       Stewart,    Ardverlich,    Scotland; 
quartering  Stewart  in  chief  a  mullet  gu.,  with 
arg.  a  saltire  engr.  betw.  four  roses  gu.  all  within 
a  bordure   compony   az.   and  of  the   first   all 
quarterly   with    Scotland.       Stuart,  Earl    of 
Castle   Stuart;    quartering  Stuart  in   chief  a 
label  of  three  points  gu.,  with  arg.  a  saltire 
betw.  four  roses  gu.,  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  arg., 
the  whole  within  a  bordure   compony  of  the 
second  and  first. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within   a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory    gu.    a     bordure    compony    arg. 
and    az.         Stuart,    Earl    of    Moray,    Lord 
Doune  and  Abernethy;  quartering  Stewart  aDd 
Moray. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.  a  bordure  compony  az.  and 
arg.    Lundin,  that  Ilk.    Stewart,  Athenry,  co. 
Tyrone,  Baronetcy  21  June  1803. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.  a  bordure  compony  gu.  and 
arg.     Stuart,  DuDefirn,  co.  Fife  ;  derived  from 
Moray  ;  quartering  Stewart  and  Moray,  over  all 
in  the  centre  a  crescent  sa. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.  over  all  a  ribbon  sa.  Stewart, 
Earl  of  Orkney;  quartering  Orkney. 
Or  a  lion  ramp,  couped  in  all  the  joints  within  a 
double  tressure  flory  counterflory  gu.  Maitland, 
Earl  of  Lauderdale.     Gibson-MAiTLAND,  Clif- 
ton Hall,  Mid  Lothian,  Baronetcy  30  November 
1818.     Maitland,  Hollywich,  Sussex. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  within 
a  double  tressure  flory  counterflory  of  the  se- 
cond.    Buchanan,  Auchintorlie  and  Ardincon- 
nal,  co.  Dumbarton,  and  Hillington,  co.  Ren- 
frew ;  descended  like  Buchanan,  Drumpellier, 
co.   Lanark  ;  through  Buchanan,   Mochastel ; 
from  Buchanan,  Leny,  a  cadet  of  Buchanan, 
Buchanan,  Scotland.     And  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.,  Buchanan,  Sound,  Scotland. 


BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Tressure  cont. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  within 
a  double  tressure  flory  counterflory  of  the  se- 
cond a  bordure  of  the  third  charged  with  eight 
crescents  arg.    Buchanan,  Miltown,  Scotland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  holding  in  his  dexter  paw  an 
arrow  and  in  the  sinister  a  bow  all  ppr.  within 
a  double  tressure  counterflory  of  the  second. 
Buchanan,  Drumhead,  Scotland,  a  cadet  of 
Drumakill. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  hold- 
ing in  the  dexter  paw  a  crown  or  all  within  a 
double  tressure  flory  counterflory  of  the  second. 
Buchanan,  Carbeth,  Scotland;  descended  from 
Buchanan  of  that  Ilk. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a 
man's  heart  ppr.  all  within  a  double  tressure 
counterflory  of  the  second.  Buchanan,  Drum- 
akill, Scotland,  a  cadet  of  that  Ilk. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  holding  in  his  dexter  paw  a 
sabre  or  crooked  sword  ppr.  all  within  a  double 
tressure  flory  counterflory  of  the  second. 
Mac  Causland,  Strabane,  Ireland. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  the  dexter  paw  a  dagger 
ppr.  all  within  a  double  tressure  flory  counter- 
flory of  the  second  a  bordure  invecked  gu. 
Buchanan,  Ardoch,  co.  Dumbarton ,  descended 
from  Buchanan,  Carbeth. 

Per  bend  or  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double 
tressure  all  counterchanged.  Buchanan,  Stir- 
ling, Scotland. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  double 
tressure    flory     counterflory    counterchanged. 
Middleton,  Earl  of  Middleton.      Middleton, 
Chelsea,  Middlesex;  and  Scotland. 
Trees 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  two  laurel  branches 
crossed  saltireways  in  base  ppr.     De  Silva. 

Wreath 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  encircled  by  a  wreath  of 
brambles  ppr.    Du  Silva,  Portugal. 

OX  betw.  or  within. . . . 

Annulets 
Erm.  a  bull   pass.    betw.    three    annulets    gu. 
Bevan,  Bury  St.  Edmunds. 

Bordure 
Arg.  a  bull  gu.  within   a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Cole,  Cornwall.    Coles,  Parrocks  Lodge,  near 

Chard,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Cowley,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  gu.  armed  or  within   a  bordure 

sa.  bezanty.     Cole,  Stoke  Lyne,  co.  Oxford; 

and  Twickenham,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  on  a  bordure  of  the  second 

eight  bezants.     Moorside  ;  quartering  or  on  a 

chev.  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  sa.  as 

many  pierced  mullets  arg. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.   within   a  bordure  of  the 

second  bezanty.     Lamelin,  Lamelin,  Cornwall ; 

the  heiress  m.  Trelawny. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  armed  or  within  a  bordure  of 

the  second  bezanty.      Cole,  Slade,  co.  Devon, 

temp.  Henry  IV,  and  London. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  attired  or  within  a  bordure 

of  the  second  bezanty.    Lyarde    Lyarte    or 

Lyharte. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  collared  and  lined  or  within 

a  bordure  of  the  second  bezanty.     Cole,  Lusse, 

co.  Hants  ;  confirmed  .... 


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AN  ORDINAEY  OF 


BEAST.        OX  betw.  or  within cont. 

B ordure  cont. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass,  coward  sa.  within  a  bordure  of 

the  last  bezanty.     Liard,  Norfolk. 
Erm.  a  bull  pass.  gu.  within  a  bordure  compony 
or  and  az.     Drew  or  Drewe,  Cliff  and  Higham, 
alias  Norton,  co.  Devon  ;  Broxbourne,  co.  Hert- 
ford ;   and  co.  Wilts. 
Erm.  a  cow  statant  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zanty a  crescent  for  diff.     Cowell. 
Per  pale  indented  arg.  and  gu.  a  bull  pass,  coun- 
terchanged  armed  or  within  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zanty.    Colles. 
Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  arg.  a  bull  courant 
counterchanged  within   a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 
Colle,  V*.    Coulee,  V*.    Coullee,  V. 
Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  arg.  a  bull  pass,  coun- 
terchanged   within    a    bordure    sa.    bezanty. 
Cowley.     Colliray. 
Per  pale  indented  or  and  gu.  a  bull  pass,  counter- 
changed     within     a     bordure  ....    bezanty. 
Callore. 

SHEEP  betw.  or  within .... 
Crosses 
Gu.  a  ram  pass.  arg.  attired  or  betw.  three  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  of  the  last.      Cupholme,  Bos- 
ton, co.   Lincoln;    granted   26   October   1562. 
Tupholme,  co.  Lincoln. 
Tressure 
Az.  a  golden  fleece  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  or.    Jason,  Broad  Somerford,  co. 
Wilts ;  Baronetcy  5    September  1661,  extinct 
1738 ;  and  Enfield,  Middlesex. 

SQUIRREL  betw.  or  within .... 
Arg.  a  squirrel  sejant  cracking  a  nut. . .  .on  a  bor- 
dure az.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  ....     Foquett. 
Gu.  a  squirrel  sejant  arg.  within  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.     Stokes,  Kent. 

TIGER  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  a  heraldic  tiger  statant  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa. 

eight  fleurs-de  lis Lone,  London. 

WOLF  betw.  or  within. . . . 
Bordure 
Arg.  a  wolf  salient  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Lovell. 
Arg.  a  wolf  pass.  sa.  transfixed  with  a  sword  ppr. 

within  a  bordure  gu.    Dumbreck,  Edinburgh. 
Arg.  a  wolf  salient  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 
the     second     charged    with     eight    bezants. 
Atwood. 
Arg.  a  wolf  salient  sa.  collared  of  the  first  within 

a  bordure  of  the  second.    Atwood. 
Or  a  wolf  salient  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Lovell,  V.    Another,  the  wolf  ramp. 
Grosses 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  a  wolf  salient  az.  betw.  eight 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.     Phelps,  London. 
Gu.  a  wolf  salient  arg.  within  an  orle  of  crosses 
croslet  or.     Astley. 
Roundles 
Arg.  a  wolf  salient  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  within 
a  bordure  of  the  second.    Atwood. 

BOAR  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Arg.  on  a  mount  a  bear  standing  against  a  tree 
all  ppr.  the  bear  collared  and  chained  or  betw. 
in  fess  two  escucheons  each  charged  with  the 
arms  of  France  and  England  quarterly  on  a 
chief  arg.  a  king  crowned  and  habited  ppr. 
holding  in  his  dexter  hand  a  mound  and  in  the 
sinister  a  sceptre  both  or.  Town  of  Berwick, 
Northumberland. 


BEAST.    CAMEL  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Or  a  camel  sa.  betw.  two  Catherine  wheels  az.  on 
a  chief  of  the  last  a  catherine-wheel  arg.  en- 
closed by  two  bezants.  Wheeler,  Stoke, 
Surrey. 

Or  a  camel  sa.  statant  sa.  betw.  three  half-wheels 
az.  on  a  chief  of  the  third  a  wheel  arg.  en- 
closed by  two  bezants.  Wheler,  V*.  John 
Wheller,  Stoke,  Surrey,  1543,  V. 

Or  a  camel  betw.  three  half-wheels  sa.  on  a 
chief  az.  a  catherine-wheel  or  enclosed  by 
two  bezants.  Wheeler,  in  Thames  Ditton 
Church. 

DEER  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Or  a  stag  courant  betw.  three  roses  gu.  on  a 
chief  sa.  as  many  escallops  of  the  field. 
Graham,  Bachlavy,  Scotland  ;  a  cadet  of  Inch- 
brakie. 

DOG  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Sa.  a  talbot  betw.  two  bars  and  in  cbief  two  other 
talbots  arg.     Hainault  or  Henawd  (?). 

HORSE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Gu.  a  mule  pass,  within  a  bordure  arg.  a  chief  of 
the  second.    Moyle. 

LION  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief. . . . 
Beasts 

Arg.  a  demi-lion  issuant  gu.  betw.  two  bars  wavy 
az.  in  chief  as  many  demi-lions  also  issuant  of 
the  second.     Milligan  or  Mullikine,  Scotland. 

Buckle 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  wavy  az. 
in   chief    a    buckle    betw.   two    lozenges    sa. 
Spence,  Edinburgh. 
Canton 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  (salient  V*)  or  within  a  bordure 
engr.  gu.  a  canton  of  the  second.  Gaye,  co. 
Devon,  W. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  or  a  canton  of 
the  second.     Gay. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  (salient  V*)  within  a  bordure 
engr.  or  a  canton  of  the  second.  Jay,  V*. 
Jaye,  co.  Salop,  W. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  erm.  a 
canton  of  the  last.  Gray,  Dowland,  Essex  ; 
granted  1634. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  eight  fleurs-de- 
lis  or  a  canton  erm.  MARKE.Woodbill, Cornwall. 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis 
or  a  canton  erm.     Markes,  V. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  erminois  ducally 
crowned  and  holding  betw.  the  paws  a  mascle 
or  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  a  canton 
erm.  Phillps,  Weston,  co.  Warwick ;  and 
Sedgley,  co.  Lancaster;  Baronetcy  21  February 
1829 ;  descended  like  Philips,  The  Park,  Prest- 
wich,  co.  Lancaster  ;  and  Snitterfield  Park,  co. 
Warwick,  and  like  Philips,  Bank  Hall,  co. 
Lancaster,  through  Philips,  Heath  House,  co. 
Stafford,  from  Francis  Phylyppe,  Neyther 
Teyne,  ob.  1552-3 ;  quartering  Whetall,  Stubbs, 
and  Burton. 
on  a  Canton 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  gold  within 
a  bordure  nebuly  or  on  a  canton  of  the  last  an 
eagle  displ.  with  two  heads  sa.  Garnett, 
Bleasdale  Tower,  and  Lark  Hill,  co.  Lancaster. 


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BEAST.      LION  betw.  or  within .... 

and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.    Harp 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  on  a 
canton  az.  a  harp  or  crowned  ppr.  Lane, 
Tulske,  co.  Roscommon ;  Baronetcy  11  Feb- 
ruary 1C60 ;  extinct  2  August  1724 ;  created 
Vise.  Lanesborough  1070  ;  the  heiress  m.  Fox. 
Garb 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  gu. 
on  a  canton  az.  a  garb  or.     Bowyer. 
....Head 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  flaunches  arg.  on  a 
canton  gu.  a  lion's  head  erased  of  the  second. 
Garrat. 

Ship 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  (another  tail  forked)  betw.  three 
martlets  arg.  on  a  canton  or  the  stern  of  a  ship 
of  the  line  ppr.  Bkenton  ;  Baronetcy  24  De- 
cember 1812. 

Sword 

Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  pass,  ermi- 
nois  betw.  three  mullets  of  six  points  or  od  a 
canton  arg.  a  sword  erect  ppr.  Burrard,  Ly- 
mington,  co.  Hants  ;  Baronetcy  12  November 
1807. 
Chief 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  seven  billets  arg.  a  chief 
or.     Goldwell. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  indented 
of  the  second  charged  with  eight  bezants  a 
chief  erm.     Moncrieff,  Sauchope,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  invecked 
of  the  second  charged  with  six  crescents  of  the 
field  a  chief  erm.    MoNCRiEF,Boghall,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp betw.  three  buckles  gu.  a 

chief  chequy  az.  and  of  the  first.    Ferguson, 
Raith,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crescents  sa.  a  chief 
vair.  Wilcocks,  London  ;  and  co.  Salop,  1034. 
Wilcocks,  Brightlingsea,  Essex;  and  Totten- 
ham, Middlesex.    Wilcox,  Middlesex,  1710. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 
gu.  a  chief  az.  Sir  Francis  Jones,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London,  1020. 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 
or  a  chief  of  the  second.  Johnes.  Jones,  co. 
Berks;  London;  and  co.  Salop ;  granted  Nov. 
1010.  Sir  Francis  Jones,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don, 1020;  descended  from  Jones,  Claverley, 
co.  Salop. 

Az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or  a  chief  of  the  second.  Sir  Francis 
Jones,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1020. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crosses  formy  fitchy 
or  a  chief  of  the  second.    Johnes,  London. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
or  a  chief  of  the  second.  Jordan,  co.  Somer- 
set; Chittern  and  Whistley,  co.  Wilts;  1604. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a 
chief  vair.     Hardisty,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  mullets  in  fess  gu.  a 
chief  erm.     Moncrieff,  Moncrieff. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  aimed  and  laugued  az.  betw. 
two   mullets  ....  a  chief   erm.      Moncrieff, 
That  Hk,  co.  Perth ;  Baronetcy  30  November 
1685. 
on  a  Chief Bend 

Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  sa.  holding  betw.  the 
paws  a  woolpack  ppr.  witbin  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  eight  bezants  a  chief  wavy 
gu.  thereon  a  beud  engr.  or  betw.  two  roses 
arg.  barbed  and  seeded  ppr.     Bache,  Coventry. 


BEAST. 


.cont. 


LION  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief, 
on  a  Chief  cont.       Castle 

Or  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  embattled  gu. 
on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  castle  arg.  masoned  sa. 
betw.  two  Moor's  beads  couped  ppr.  banded  of 
the  third.     Slesser,  Scotland. 
. . .  .Escallops 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  on  a 
chief  sa.  as  many  escallops  of  the  first. 
Graham,  Grahamshall,  Scotland;  a  cadet  of 
Gorthy. 

Estoiles 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu. 
on  a  chief  az.  as  many  estoiles  or.  Cook, 
London. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  gu.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  three  stars  of  the  first. 
Ingijs,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu.  within 
a  bordure  of  the  second  over  all  on  a  chief  or 
three  estoiles  of  the   field.      Inglis,   Milton- 
Bryant,  co.  Bedford  ;  Baronetcy  26  June  1801. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Vert  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  annulets  arg.  on  a 
chief  or  a  fleurs  de-lis  gu.  betw.  two  towers  ppr. 
Playfair,  Edinburgh. 
Gun 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  ppr.  holding  in  the  paws  an 
eastern  crown  or  betw.  three  battle-axes  sa.  a 
chief  gu.  cliarged  with  a  fieldpiece  mounted  on 
a  carriage  of  the  second  betw.  two  towers  as  the 
first  the  dexter  superinscribed  "  Hatrass  "  and 
the  sinister  "  Bhurtpore "  in  letters  gold. 
Battine  ;  granted. . . . 
....Hand 

Az.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  two  stars  in  chief  and 
a  cross  croslet  fitchy  in  base  on  a  chief  or  a  si- 
nister hand  couped  supported    by   two    lions 
ramp,  combatant  gu.    Burrard. 
Hands 

Erminois  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
az.   on   a   chief    indented   of    the    last    three 
sinister  hands  erect  and  couped  or.    Munyard, 
Camden  Town,  Middlesex;  granted. . . . 
Head 

Arg.  .a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  vert  on  a 
chief  az.  a  boar's  head  couped  betw.  two  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.    M'Gouan,  Scotland. 
Mullets 

Az.  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  arg.  over  alfon 
a  chief  or  three  mullets  of  six  points  as  the 
field.  Inglis,  Milton-Bryant,  co.  Bedford ; 
Baronetcy  26  June  1801. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four  crescents  in  square 
or  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets  of  the  field. 
Russell,  Longridge. 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  escallops  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  as  many  mullets  of  the  field. 
Ponton,  Edinburgh. 

liou-adles 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  three  arrows  ppr. 
headed  and  feathered  arg.  two  and  one  on  a 
chief  gu.  as  many  bezants.  Hutton,  Scotland. 
Hutton,  Notton  Lodge,  co.  Wilts. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  three  arrows  ppr. 
on  a  chief  of  the  second  as  many  bezants. 
Hutton. 

....  Spear 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  on  a 
chief  embattled  of  the  last  a  tilting-spear  in 
fess  head  to  the  sinister  the  staff  encircled  by 
a  chaplet  of  oak  ppr.    Studd,  Ipswich. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.         LION  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. , 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.       Sun 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
on  a  chief  of  the  third  the  sun  in  splendour  or. 
Le  Poer  Trench,  Earl  of  Clancarty  ;  formerly 
quartering  Power  and  Gardiner,  but  now  quar- 
tering Le  Poer,  and  over  all  the  quarters  an 
escucheon  or  ensigned  with  the  coronet  of  a 
Marquis  of  the  Netherlands,  and  charged  with 
a  wheel  of  six  spokes  gu.  for  Heusden. 
Trench,  Baron  Ashtown. 
....  Sword 

Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops ....  on 
a  chief  erm.  a  sword  and  branch  of  oak  crossing 
each  other  in  saltire  ppr.     Cape. 
Crescent 

Per  chev.  embattled  az.  and  sa.  in  base  a  lion 

ramp,  or  a  bordure  gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  point 

a  crescent  arg.  in  the  sinister   chief  point  a 

mullet  gold.  Dotort,  Shipshead,  co.  Leicester. 

Crescents 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  betw.  five  pierced  mullets 
two  two  and  one  the  lower  ones  of  the  second 
'  the   upper  ones   inclosing  two   crescents   sa. 
Dyson,  V*. 

Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  five  pierced  mullets  gu. 
in  chief  two  crescents  sa.  over  all  a  fess  az. 
Sr.  ....  Dyson,  Ireland,  V.     But  Dilon,  Harl. 
MS.  1392,  fo.  146. 
Cross 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  each 
charged  with  an  increscent  gu.  in  chief  a  cross 
croslet  of  the  third.    Dare,  Cranhrooke  House, 
near  llford,  Essex ;  quartering  Hall. 
Cup 

Az.   a  lion  ramp.   arg.  gorged  with   an   antique 
crown  or  within  a  bordure  erm.  in  the  dexter 
chief   point    a    covered    cup    of     the     third. 
M'Dowall,  Scotland. 
3-Foil 

Sa.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  3-foil  slipped  erm.  Browne, 
co.  Derby. 

Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  5-foils  and  a  3-foil  in 
chief  slipped  arg.      Clifton,  Barrington,  co. 
Somerset. 
Garb 

Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  erm.  in  the 
dexter  chief  a  garb  of  the  second.     M'Dowal, 
Bankton. 
Heads 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  bars  sa.  charged 
with  three  bezants  in  chief  as  many  buck's 
heads  cahossed  of  the  second.  Parker,  Hurst- 
monceaux,  Sussex. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  bars  sa.  charged 
with  three  bezants  two  and  one  in  chief  as 
many  buck's  heads  of  the  third.     Parker. 

Arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  bars  sa.  charged 
with  three  bezants  two  and  one  in  chief  three 
(buck's  V*.)  stag's  heads  cabossed  of  the  third. 
Sr.  Henry  Parker,  Lord  Morley,  V.    Parked, 
Lord  Morley  and  Monteagle.     Parker,  Green 
Park,  co.  Cork. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  bars  sa.  the  upper 
charged  with  a  crescent  arg.  betw.  two  plates 
the  lower  with  a  single  plate  in  chief  three 
stag's  heads  cabossed  of  the  second.     Parker, 
Ratton;  quartered  by  Eliott. 
Mullet 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
or  in  chief  a  mullet  arg.     Gordon,  Cadiz. 


BEAST.  HON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . .  .covt. 
Mullets 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  barrulets  gu.  in  chief 

as  many  mullets  az.     M'Canald,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  barrulets  gu.  in  chief 
three  mullets  az.    Makraynald  or  M'Raynald, 
Scotland. 

OX  betw.  or  within 

and  in  Chief. . . . 

on  a  Canton Harp 

Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  armed  or  within  a  bordure 

of  the  second  bezanty  on  a  canton  sinister  az. 

a  harp  of  Ireland.     Cole. 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  armed  and  unguled  or  within 

a  bordure  of  the  second  bezanty  on  a  canton 

az.  a  harp  of  the  third  stringed  of  the  first. 

Cole,  Earl  of  Enniskillen. 
.. .  .Head 
Arg.  a  bull  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty  on  a 

canton  erm.  a  nag's  head  ppr.  over  which  on  a 

chief  or  three  estoiles  gu.     Cole,  Brandrum, 

co.  Mouaghan;  descended  from  Edward  Cole, 

Twickenham,  born  1579. 
Chief 
Gu.  a  bull  betw.  three  roaches  haurient  arg.  a 

chief  chequy  or  aDd  az.     Roche,  co.  York. 
Or  a  bull  pass.  gu.  betw.  three  roaches  haurient 

ppr.  a  chief  chequy  az.  and  of  the  first.    Roche, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1540. 
Or  a  bull  trippant  betw.   three  dragon's  heads 

erased  gu.  a  chief  countercompony  az.  and  arg. 

Sir  William  Roche,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 

1531-2;  the  heiress  m.  Boteler.  Roche,  Lanier, 

co.  Hertford, 
on  a  Chief. . . .  Roundles 
Per  pare  or  and  arg.  a  bull  pass,  within  a  bordure 

sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  bezants.     Cole, 

Shenley,  co.  Herts,  1C40. 
Mitre 
Arg.  a  bull  pass.  sa.  armed  and  unguled  or  within 

a  bordure  of  the  second  bezanty  in  the  middle 

chief  point  a  mitre  gold.      Walter  le  Hert, 

Bishop  of  Norwich,  1446-72. 
Piles 
Vert  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

charged  with  six  popinjays  of  the  field  beaked 

and  membered  gu.  two  piles  also  engr.  issuant 

from  the  chief  of  the  second.      Home,  Well 

Manor  Farm,  co.  Hants  ;  Baronetcy  2  January 

1813. 

SHEEP  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  fleece  round  the  body  a 
collar  and  ring  on  each  side  a  fleur-de-lis  in 
chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  all  or.  Town  of 
Tavistock,  co.  Devon. 

BOAR  betw.  or  within 

and  in  base .... 
Arg.  a  boar  pass.  gu.  crined  or  betw.  three  long 
bows  charged  with  arrows  and  bent  pointing  in 
centre  one  in  chief  and  a  skiff  with  oars  sa. 
within  the  two  in  base.  O'M alley,  Rosehill, 
co.  Mayo ;  Baronetcy  2  July  1804. 

HOUND  betw.  or  within 

and  in  base .... 
Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  a  greyhound  cour- 
ant  a  bordure  engr.  and  in  base  an  owl  all 
counterchauged.  Ford,  Chagford,  Bagtor,  and 
Mutwell, co. Devon.  Forde,  1524,  W.  The  grey- 
hound collared  counterchanged  and  the  legs  of 
the  bird  or;  John  Ford,  Ashberton,co.  Devon, V. 


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139 


BEAST.       LION  betw.  or  within.... 

and  in  base .... 
Crescents 
Ter  fess  az.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw. 
two  swords  ppr.  and  in  base  three  crescents 
two  and  one  arg.     Mao  Loghlin,  Ireland. 
Graft  or  Gusset 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  two  flaunches  erm. 

and  a  graft  in  point  of  the  last.     Ceely,  V*. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  betw.  two  flauncbes  and  a 
gusset  in  base  erm.      Cely  Ceely  or  Ceily, 
Havering,  Essex. 
Sword 
Gu.  a  lion  pass,  in  chief  betw.  two  mascles  and 
in  base   a   sword   palewise    point   downwards 
betw.  two  boar's  heads  couped  arg.     Slewman, 
Scotland. 

On  1  BEAR 

Arg.  on  a  bear  salient  sa.  a  5-foil  of  the  first  at 
the  shoulder.    Appleton. 

On  1  DEER 

Mullet 
Az.  on  a  buck  lodged  arg.  a  mullet  sa.  at  the 

shoulder.     Downe  or  Downes,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  hart  lodged  arg.  a  mullet (?  for  diff.). 

Francis  Downe  or  Downes,  Little  Hyde,  co. 

Hereford,  W. 
Az.  on  a  stag,  lodged  arg.  upon  a  mount  vert  a 

mullet  sa.  at  the  shoulder.    Downes. 

On  1  DOG 

Arg.  on  a  talbot  pass.  sa.  gouttes  d'or.  Shirington, 

V*. 
Arg.   on    a    talbot    statant    sa.     gouttes    d'or 

Sherington,  V. 

On  1  GOAT 

Arg.  on  a  goat  sa.  standing  on  a  child  ppr.  in  a 
cradle  gu.  swaddled  or  and  feeding  on  an  oak- 
tree  upon  a  mount  vert  gouttes  d'eau.  Davies, 
Elmley  Park,  co.  Worcester;  quartering  Baillie 
and  Pierce  ;  descended  like  Davies,  Woodgate, 
and  Danehurst,  Sussex  ;  from  Davies,  Marsh. 

On  1  LION 

Annulet 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  an  annulet. ..  .at  the 
shoulder.     Brian  de  Stapulton,  F. 

Barnacle  see  Brize. 
Bends 
Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  three  bends  (another 

bendlets)   gu.     Holme,    V.     Holmes,   North 

Mymes,  co.  Hertford;  and  Hampoll, co.  York. 
Billets 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  billets   of   the    field. 

Halsby,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  billets  or.    Ascheby. 

Ashby,    co.    Leicester.       Monsire  Robert  de 

Askeby,  F.    Roger  de  Askeby,  Y.    Sire  Robert 

de  Asscheby,  N.    Tillioll. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  vert  billets  of  the  field 

Williams. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  billets  gu.      Sr de 

Bruyn,  Cumberland,  V.   Bruyin.    Jackson,  V. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  billets  sa.     Goldwell. 

Gouldwell,  Kent. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  billets  gu.    Browning, 

Cambridge.     Bryne. 
Gu.  in  chief  on  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  billets  sa. 

Robert  Brius,  E. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  billets  sa.     Gouldwell, 

Kent. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  billets  sa.  a  label  com- 

pony  az.  and  vert.    Blannester. 


BEAST.  On  1  LION cont. 

Billets  cont. 
Gu.   on   a  lion  ramp,  or   billets    of    the    first. 
Bulmer,  V*.    Bullmer,  Sheriff  Hutton,   co. 
York,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.  on   a  lion  ramp,   or   billets   sa.      Ausketill 

Bulmer,  Shireshoton,  F. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  billets  arg.     Ganeth,  co. 

Cambridge. 
Per  chief  or  and  az.  over  all  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

billets ....     Goldwell. 
Per  chief  or  and  az.  over  all  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
billets   sa.     Gouldwell,  Wisbeach,  co.  Cam- 
bridge ;  and  Bury  St.  Edmund's,  Suffolk.  Tho- 
mas Goldwell,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph,  1556-8. 
Geffrey  Goldwell,  Great  Chard,  Kent,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or  billets  of  the  first. 
Delaplanche,  co.  Buckingham. 
Brize 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  '  ung  brize'  (?  a  barnacle, 
or  ?  a  gad-fly)  arg.       Sr.  Piers  de  Breysey  or 
Persey,  L. 

Bird  Chafiinch 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  '  pinzon'  or  at  the 

shoulder....     Sire Mounpynzon,  N. 

Martlet 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  martlet  of  the  first  at 
the  shoulder.      Mompesson,  Bathampton,  co. 
Wilts. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  martlet  arg.   at  the 

shoulder.     Polley,  co.  Cambridge. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  sa.  on  a  lion  ramp,  or 
a  martlet    gu.    at    the    shoulder.       Trevor, 
Norfolk. 
Cal  traps 
Vert  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  caltraps  sa.   Lightorles, 
co.  Lancaster. 
Chess-rook 
Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  ai'g.  a  chess  rook  gu.  at  the 
shoulder.     Sir  Christofer  de  Verdon,  R.    Mon- 
sire Thomas  de  Verdon,  F. 
Chevrons 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  three  chev.  arg.     Sr.  John 
Baude,   V.      Rand,  Norton,   Gateshead,   and 
London,  1578-1606.     Rande  or  Rand,  North- 
ampton, and  Rowell,  co.  Northampton. 
Crescent 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  gu.  a  crescent 
of   the    field    (another,  or)  at  the   shoulder. 
Athell. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  purp.  ducally 
crowned     or     a     crescent    at    the    neck.... 
Folliott,  Ballyshannon,  created  Baron  Folliot, 
1619;  descended  from  Folliot  of  Pyrton ;  the 
coheirs  m.  Foley,  Walker,  Powell,  Jones,  and 
Baugh. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  crescent. .  ..at  the 

shoulder.     Mowbray. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  armed  gu.  a  crescent  of 

the  third  at  the  shoulder.     Athell. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  crescent  arg.  at  the 

shoulder.     Pooley,  co.  Chester,  and  Suffolk. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp,  vert  a  crescent  sa.  at  the 

shoulder.     Sutton. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  or  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  cres- 
cent. . .  .at  the  shoulder.    Withie. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg. 

crowned   or  a  crescent (of  the  second,  V*.) 

at  the  shoulder.     Edward  Bestney,  Some,  co. 
Cambridge,  V. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  crowned 
or  a  crescent  of  the  second  at  the  shoulder 
Bestney. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEAST.  On  1  LION cont. 

Cross 
Arg.  on  a  Hon  ramp,  tail  forked  purp.  crowned  or 

a  cross  patty  of  the  field.     Story. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  a  cross  patty  or  at  the 

shoulder.    Story. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  purp.  a  cross 

patty  or  at  the  shoulder.    M.  Richard  Story,  S. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  cross  patty  of  the  field 

at  the  breast.     Pownall,  Pownall,  co.  Chester; 

a  heiress, about  1328,  m.Fitton  ;  anditsbrancli 

Pownall,  Barnton,  co.  Chester;    from  which 

descended  Thomas  Pownall,  Governor  of  New 

Jersey,  ob.  1805  ;  Sir  George  Pownall,  ob.  1834 ; 

and  Pownall,  Liverpool. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  cross  patty  of  the  field 

at  the  shoulder.    Newton,  co.  Somerset;  and 

Sussex. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  armed  gu.  a 

cross    patty    of    the    field    at    the    shoulder. 

Newton,    London;     co.    Somerset;     Suffolk; 

Southover,  Sussex  ;  and  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  romp.  sa.  a  cross  patty  or  at  the 

shoulder.     Newton,  Newton,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  a  cross  croslet 

or  at  the  shoulder.     Newton,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  vert  a  cross  potent. . .  .at  the 

shoulder.      Sherburne,  Stonyhurst,  co.  Lan- 
caster ;  Baronetcy  5  February  1685-6" ;  extinct 

1717. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  cross  croslet  gu.  Brun. 
Az.  flory  arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last  a  cross 

patty  gu.  at  the  shoulder.  Syr  Otes  Holland,  Q. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.  a  cross  croslet 

sa.  at  the  shoulder.     Dahell,  co.  Wilts,  V. 
Az.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  or  on  a  lion  ramp. 

ducally   crowned  of  the  last  a   cross   croslet 

sa.  at  the  shoulder.     Brewes. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  cross  croslet  of  the 

field  at  the  shoulder.    Salisbury. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  cross  patty  arg.  at  the 

shoulder.      Thomas   Pownall,   Wrexham,  co. 

Salop,  1043 ;  ob.  1695 ;  and  his   descendants, 

until  1819,  when  a  chief  wavy  az.  charged  with 

a  dolphin  naiant  or  betw.  two  crescents  arg. 

was  added  in  memory  of  John  Fish,  Kempton 

Park,  Middlesex. 
Vert  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  cross  patty  gu.  at  the 

shoulder.      Love,    co.    Oxford;   Norton    and 

Goudhurst,  co.  Hants. 
Vert  on  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  a  cross  formygu. 

at  the  shoulder.  Love,  Agnow,co.  Northampton. 
Crosses 
Az.  a    lion  ramp.  arg.   semy  of  crosses  croslet 

fitcby  gu.    Browne,  W. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  semy  of 

crosses  croslet  of  the  first.    Lodge,  Leeds,  co. 

York. 
Sa.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  powdered  with  crosses  croslet 

of  the  field.    Holmes,  co.  York. 
Escallops 
Or  on   a  lion   romp.  sa.   three    escallops    arg. 

Barnaby,  co.  Salop. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  hung  about  with  escallop  shells 

arg.     Barnby,  Barnby  and  Midhope,  co.  York  ; 

the  coheirs  m.  Allott  and  Bowden. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu.  pow- 
dered with  escallops  arg.    Barneby,  Barneby 

Hall  in  Cowthorne,  co.  York. 
Escarbuncle 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  an  es- 
carbuncle   of   the    second    at   the    shoulder. 

Halton,  Bristol. 


BEAST.  On  1  LION  ....cont. 

Escucheon 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  gorged  with  a  collar  gemel 

az.  therefrom  pendent  an  escucheon  of  the  last 

charged  with   a  mullet  arg.     Pownall,  Liver- 
pool; and  Pownall,  co.  Chester;  derived  from 

the  Barnton  branch  of  Pownall,  Pownall. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  an  antique  escucheon  or 

charged  with  a  cross  patty  gu.     Pownall. 
Estoile 
Arg.  on  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  or  a  star 

of  the  first  at  the  breast.  Ogilvy,  Inchmartine, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  crusily  fitchy  gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  se- 
cond armed  and  langued  or  an  estoile.. .  .at 

the  shoulder.    Brett. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  a  star  of  the 

first  at  the  shoulder.   M'Dowall  or  M'Dougal, 

M'Kerston,  Scotland. 
Erm.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  an  estoile  or  at  the 

shoulder.    Blaquiere,  Baron  de  Blaquiere. 
Fess 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  fess  of  the  field.  Barby, 

Ireland. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp,  vair  a  fess   gu.     Monsire 

Richard  le  Jen,  Y. 
Vert  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  fess  gu.    Richard  de 

Fen,  Y. 
Fish 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  dolphin  of  the  field  at 

the  shoulder.    Ellis. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  dolphin  or  at  the  shoulder. 

Mompesson,  Norfolk. 
Arg.   on  a  lion  ramp.   sa.   a  dolphin   embowed 

naiant    or    at    the    shoulder.       Sr.    Ellis    de 

Montpinson  or  Mountpinzon,  Norfolk,  temp. 

Edward  III,  V.    Mountpinzo,  V*. 
Fleur-de-lis 
Arg.  on  a  demi-lion  ramp.  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  at 

the   shoulder.       Mervyn,  Trellick  Castle,  co. 

Tyrone;  descended  from   Mervyn,   Pertwood, 

and  Fonthill  Giffard,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  demi-lion  ramp.  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  at 

the  shoulder.     Mervyn,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  at  the 

shoulder.     Geravaise  de  Clifton,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  at  the 

shoulder.     M.  Roger  Fauconberge,  S. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  a  fleur-de-lis 

gold  at  the  shoulder.     Bavent,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  a  fleur-de-lis 

of  the  first  at  the  shoulder.    Morley. 
Arg.    on    a   lion    ramp.   sa.    a    fleur-de-lis    or 

at  the   shoulder.      Sir   Philip  Berington,  L. 

Monsire  ....  Walkeayre,  Y.    Warrington  or 

Warmynton. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis 

or  at  the  shoulder.    Berington,  co.  Leicester. 

Sir  Philip  Barrington  or  de  Carrington,  L, 

94.     Sire  Felip  de  Baringtone,  N. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  nowed  sa.  a 

fleur-de-lis   or  at  the   shoulder.      Sr.  Philipp 

Barington,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Sr.  Thomas  Barinton,  temp.  Edward  II,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  a  fleur-de- 
lis  or  at  the  shoulder.    Barhington,  V*. 
Az.  crusily  or  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis 

sa.  at  the  breast.      Jurdon,  Walverton. 
Az.  crusily  or  on  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  last  a  fleur- 
de-lis   gu.   at   the   shoulder.      Breuse.      Sire 

Giles  de  Breouse,  N. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  at  the 

shoulder.     Monsire  Jerves  de  Clifton,  Y. 


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BEAST.  On  1  LION cont. 

Fleur-de-lis  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  at  the 
shoulder.  Daldeburgh  or  Dalderbrighe. 
Sir  Hugh  Daldeburgh,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  sa.  at  the 
shoulder.    Dateborough. 

Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  fleur-de  lis  of  the  field. 
Egremond. 

Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  ducally  crowned  arg.   a 

fleur-de-lis   gold  at  the  shoulder.        Sr 

D'Egremond,  V. 

Or  on  a  lion  ramp,  with  two  tails  gu.  collared 
arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first  at  the  shoulder. 
Mallory,  Woodford,  co.  Northampton. 

Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  at  the 
shoulder.  Sir  Stephen  de  Segrave,  L.  And 
over  all  a  haton  engr.  gu.  Sir  Henry  de 
Segrave,  L. 

Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  a  fleur-de-lis 
gu.  Johan  de  Segrave,  G.  Sir  Stephen 
Segrave,  L.  Sir Estevenede Segrave, iV.  And 
over  all  a  haton  engr.  gu.  Sir  Henry  de 
Segrave,  L. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  five  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  last.      Sr de  Barington,  co. 

Leicester,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  sa.  five  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.  Sr.  Thomas  Barinton,  temp.  Edward 
II,  V.    Barantyne,  V.    The  lion  douhle  tailed. 


Barynton,  V*. 


fleurs-de-lis    or. 


Arg.    on    a    lion    ramp,     sa, 
Barrington,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  fleurs-de-lis 
gold.    Barrington,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.    Barantine,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  erra.  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Dalberough  or  Daldebrough. 

Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  fleurs  gold.    Egremond. 

Or  on  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  sa.  fleurs-de-lis 
gold.     Barantine. 
3-Foil 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  a 
3-foil  slipped  vert  at  the  shoulder.     Ducane. 

Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  ducally  crowned  arg.  a 
3-foil  slipped  sa.  at  the  shoulder.  Sr.  James 
Darell,  Calehill,  Kent,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  crowned 
or   a  3-foil   slipped  vert.      Greene,  Chester, 
Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo.  15,  b. 
5-Foil 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  5-foil  of  the  field  at  the 
shoulder.  Eskle  Estee  or  Estele,  co.  Lei- 
cester. Sr.  Andrew  de  Esteley,  H.  Sir 
Nicholas  Estleigh  or  Astleigh,  I.  Sir 
Nicholas  de  Estlee,  N.  And  with  a  label  of 
three  points  az.  Sire  Giles  de  Estlee,  N. 
Sir  Giles  de  Estley,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Ed- 
ward III,  V.    Esteley,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  5-foil  of  the  first  at  the 
shoulder  a  label  of  three  points  az.  Ascley. 
Esteley  or  Estley. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  5-foil  of  the  first 
over  all  a  baton  or  bendlet  az.  Estatford. 
Ethelstan,  co.  Lincoln.  Ethelstan,  co.  Lei- 
cester. Sire  Richard  de  Echebastone,  N. 
Sr.  Richard  Eschelaston,  co.  Leicester,  temp. 
Edward  III,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  5-foil  erm.  at  the 
shoulder.  Thomas  Astelee,  Y.  Monsire 
Thomas  de  Astley,  Y.    Esteley,  co.  Leicester. 


BEAST.  On  1  LION....  cont. 

5-Foil  cont. 
A.rg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  5-foil  or  at  the  shoulder. 

Walkfare.       Wakefore,  F*.       Sir    Robert 

Wakefare,  Norfolk,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Fretty 
Arg.    a    lion    ramp.    az.    fretty    of    the    field. 

Bolton. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  (double  tailed  V*) 

az.  fretty  or.     Cokeham,  V. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  fretty  of  the  first.     Robert 

de  Ashby,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Erm.  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  az.  and  gu.  fretty  or. 

Forder  or  Fordore,  Surrey. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  fretty  az.     Sr.  William 

de  Hulton,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  fretty  sa.   Blackborne,F*. 

Blackbourne,  V. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or  fretty  az.        Dernford. 

Marmion,  V*.        Sr.  William   Marmyon,   co. 

Gloucester,  V. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  fretty  arg.    Benton.    Raphe 

Boxhill,  Y.      Monsire  ....  Boxhtll,  Y.     Sr. 

Allan   Boxhull,   Surrey,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Boxhull  or  Boxmell,  Sussex.      Sire  Alayn  de 

Bokeshulle,  0.     Sire  Alleyn  de  Boxhulle,  N. 

Boxoll.      Buckhull  or  Buckshall,  Sussex. 

BUKEYL  Or  BUKELEEL.      VoXHILL. 

Or   a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed   az.   fretty   arg. 

BUCKLLL. 

Or  a  lion  ramp.  az.  fretty  or.   Bexhull  or  Bexull. 
Per  fess   erm.   and   arg.   a  lion  ramp.  az.  and 

gu.  fretty  of  the  second  in  the   upper  part. 

Forder,  V*. 
Goutte 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  goutte  d'or  streaming 

at  the  shoulder.    Ludlow. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  vert  mouth  bloody.    Joanes, 

London,   and   co.  Worcester;    granted   1634; 

quartering  gu.  a  bend  or,  and  over  all  a  label 

of  three  points  sa.  a  martlet  for  diff. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp,  vert  vulned  ppr.  at  the  mouth. 

Tyrwhitt-JoNES,  Stanley  Hall,  co.  Salop.  Baro- 
netcy 3  October  1808;  quartering  Tyrwhitt. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  vert,  vulned  gu.  at  the  breast. 

Jones,   Chilton,   and   Shrewsbury,  co.   Salop ; 

granted  16  June  1607. 
Arg.  a  lion  ramp.  vert,  vulned  gu.  at  the  shoulder. 

Jones,  co.  Denbigh.    Jones,  co.  Salop,  W. 
Az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  vulned  gu.  at 

the  shoulder.    Darell,  Sessay. 
Gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm.  vulned  of  the  first  at  the 

shoulder.     Grobham,  Great  Wishford,  co.  Wilts. 

Grubham,  Bishops'  Lediard.     Grubbam. 
Or  a  lion  ramp.   sa.  vulned  gu.  at   the  breast. 

Sames   Sammes   or  Sams,  Little  Totham,  and 

Toulson,  Essex. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  or  vulned  of  the 

field.      Hankey,  Overton,  co.  Chester.    Harl. 

MS.  1535,  fo.  17. 
"Vert  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  vulned  gu.  at  the  shoulder. 

Bolebee,  co.  Buckingham.    Bulbeck,  Essex. 

Bullbeck. 
Vert  a  lion  ramp,  or  vulned  gu.  at  the  shoulder. 

Robsard,  V.      Robsart,  V*.    _  Robsert,  Nor- 
mandy, and  Warwick,  temp.  Richard  II. 
Gouttes 
....  on  a  lion  ramp,  with  two  heads  ....  gouttes 

de  sang.     Mason. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  or  gouttes  erm. 

Hancloo.     Handlow,  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  gouttes  d'or.    Ashby,  co. 

Leicester.    Birnell,  co.  Oxford.    Burnell,  V. 


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BEAST.  On  1  LION ....  cont. 

Gouttes  cont. 

Burnill.    Sr.  de  Byrnell,  Hold,  co.  Oxford.  V. 

Hadlow.    Hallam,  Hallam,  co.  York.    Hallam, 

West-Hallam,  Kirk-Hallam,  and  Hallam-Parva, 

co.  Derby.    Halom,  V.     Sir  John  de  Hamlowe 

Hanle  or  Haule,  L.      Sire  Johan  de  Hanlou 

or  Haulou,  N,  Y.      Monsire  John  de  Hanlow 

or  Halou,  F. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  crowned  or  gouttes  gold. 

Sir  John  Handlow,  V.     Handlowe,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  az.  crowned  gold 

gouttes  d'or.     Sr de  Burnell,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  az.  crowned 

gold  gouttes  d'or.     De  Bunnell,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  gouttes  d'or.     Ashby, 

co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  gouttes  d'eau.    Mortimer, 

Vamouth,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  gouttes  d'or.      Birnell, 

co.   Oxford.      Bromewich  or  Bromwich,  co. 

Gloucester,    co.  Hereford,    and  co.  Hertford. 

Mortimer,  Craigyvar,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.   arg.   crowned  or  gouttes 

d'eau.     Cosyn,  Kent. 
Az.  on  a    lion   ramp.   arg.   gouttes  de   larmes. 

Foster,  Essex. 
Az.    on    a    lion   ramp.    arg.    gouttes    de    sang. 

Beresford.    Browne.    Bruin.    Bryme,  Cum- 
berland.   Sire  Richard  le  Brun,N.    Brynne,F. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  tail  erect  gouttes  de  sang. 

Thomas  Brune,  Y. 
Az.  on  a  Hon  ramp.  arg.  gouttes  purp.    Foster, 

Essex,  V,  and  Suffolk. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  armed  or  gouttes   de 

poix.     Covell. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or  gouttes  de 

sang.     Cosyn,  co.  Dorset. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  collared  gu.  and  ducally 

crowned  or  gouttes  de  poix.    Jarrett,  London ; 

granted  19th  May  1C96. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  langued  and  collared  gu. 

crowned  or  gouttes  de  poix.     Garret. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  arg.  ducally  crowned 

or  gouttes  de  sang.    Burnell. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  ducally  crowned  or  gouttes 

de  sang.     Cossen,  Penzance. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or  gouttes  de  sang. 

Cosine,    Kent,   W.        Manderne,    Penzance, 

Cornwall. 
Az.  on   a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  or  gouttes  de 

sang.    Cosyn. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  and  renowed  or 

crowned  arg.  gouttes  de  sang.     Robert  Cosine, 

co.  Dorset,  V. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  double-tailed  and  nowed  (or) 

gouttes  de  sang.    Cosyn,  V*. 
Erm.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  gouttes  d'or.    Rous. 
Erm.  on  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  gu.  and  az.  gouttes 

d'eau.    Fordeor. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  gouttes  de  sang. 

Ryvell. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gouttes  purp.    Foster, 

Essex. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gouttes  de  poix.    John 

Nevylle  le  Forester,  Y. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  spots  or  gouttes  sa. 

Arlote  or  Arlott. 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  gouttes  de  poix.    Harmlyn. 

Hanmalyn.     Monsire  Hamlyn,  Y. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  of 

the    first    gouttes   de    sang.        Macklow   or 

Mocklow.  co.  Worcester. 


BEAST. 


On  1  LION cont. 


Gouttes  cont. 
Or    on    a    lion     ramp.    az.    gouttes    de    sang. 

Mortimer,  London. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  gouttes  gold.     Mortimer, 

Scotland;  descended  from  Alanus  de  Mortimer, 

Lord,  by  marriage  with  the  heiress  of  Vipont, 

1 126,  of  Aberdour. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  gouttes  d'eau.    Granetz, 

Wales,  V.        Granlesse   or   Grantz,  Wales. 

Mortimer. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  wounds  all  over  gu.    Sr. 

Thomas  Lodelowe,  V.      Ludlow,  Morehouse, 

co.  Salop. 
Or  on   a   lion  ramp.  sa.  gouttes  gold.     Sr 

de  Bromwich,  V.      Bromewich  or  Bromwich, 

co.  Gloucester,  co.  Hereford,  and  co.  Hertford. 

Covert  or  Court. 
Paly  of  six  arg.   and   az.   on  a  lion    ramp.    sa. 

gouttes  d'or.      Mortimer,  Auchenbody,  Scot- 
land. 
Per  chief  or  and  az.  over  all  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

gouttes  de  poix.    James  Goldwell,  Bishop  of 

Norwich  1472-99. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  lion  ramp,  the  lower 

part  erm.  over  the  upper  part  gouttes  d'eau. 

Kynnelmarch,  V* 
Per  fess   arg.  and  sa.  on  a  lion  ramp,  gouttes 

counterchanged.     Kynnelmarch,  V. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  over  all  on  a  lion  ramp,  or 

gouttes  desang.     Sir  Adolphus  Oughton,  1779. 
Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  gouttes  de  sang.    Nevill, 

Essex. 

Insect  (Gad-fly)  see  Brize. 
Key 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  holding  in  the  dexter 

paw  a  trident  or  a  key  in  pale  of  the  field  at 

the  side.     Ochterlony;  certified  1779. 
Mascles 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  (purp.)  mascles  (lozenges 

voided )  or.    Thomas  Hartford,  Badesworth,F. 
Mullet 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  pierced  mullet  gu.  at 

the  shoulder.    M.  Bryan  de  Stapelton,  S. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  mullet  ....  at  the 

shoulder.     Duboys,  London ;  granted  1634. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  collared  of  the  field  with 

a  mullet  az.  at  the  shoulder.    Aysildey. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  mullet  (another  the 

mullet  pierced)  gu.  at  the  shoulder.  Stapleton, 

temp.  Edward  III. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  mullet  or  at  the  shoul- 
der.     Sir  Thomas  Mompesson,  Bathhampton, 

co.  Wilts,  1730.      Myles  Stapilton,  8.       Sire 

Robert  de  Walkefare,  N. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  a  pierced  mullet  sa.  at 

the  shoulder.    Crewe. 
Az.  flory  arg.  on   a  lion  ramp,  reguard.  of  the 

second  a  mullet  ....  at  the  shoulder  over  all  a 

bend  gu.    Brett. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  mullet  of  the  field  at  the 

shoulder.     M.  Rauff  Percy,  S. 
Or   on    a  lion   pass.  gu.   a  mullet  ....  at  the 

shoulder.    Games,  V. 
Or  on  a  lion  pass.  gu.  a  pierced  mullet  arg.  at  the 

shoulder.     Games. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  a  pierced  mullet  arg.  at 

the  shoulder.     M.  George  Felbrige,  S. 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp,  tail  forked  vert  a  mullet  arg. 

Sutton,  co.  Leicester. 
Per  fess  or  and  sa.  on  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg. 

and  of  the  first  a  mullet  ....  at  the  shoulder. 

John  Wellysand,  V. 


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143 


BEAST.  On  1  LION....  cont. 

Roundle 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  plate  at  the  breast. 
Morris. 

Roundles 

Erm.  on  a  demi-lion  ramp,  erased  az.  collared  or 
three  torteaux.     Card. 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  ducally  crowned  or  eight 
roundles  az.     Burwell,  V*. 

Barry  of  tive  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  on  a  lion  ramp, 
double-tailed  or  pellets.  Brandon,  Chamber- 
lain of  London. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  pellets. 
Stocket,  Bradstet,  Kent. 

Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  pellets.     Browne,  W. 
Spots 

Gu.  on  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or  spots  sa.    Arlote 
or  Arlott. 
Staple 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  staple  or  at  the  shoul- 
der.    Stapleton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Tails 

Per  fess  indented  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  lion  ramp, 
counterchanged  three  erm.  spots  in  chev.  at 
the  shoulder.      Kyffin,  Belmont,  co.  Denbigh. 

Wound  see  Goutte. 


OnlOX 


Cross 


Arg.  on  a  bull  statant  gu.  armed  or  upon  a  mount 
vert  a  plain  cross  arg.  at  the  shoulder.  Ridley. 
Estoile 
Arg.  on  a  bull  pass.  gu.  upon  a  mount  with  rushes 
ppr.  a  star  at  the  shoulder.  Rydley,  Willi- 
roonswight,  Northumberland;  confirmed  11 
July  1581. 

On  1  WOLF 
4-Foil 
Az.  on   a  wolf  salient   arg.  a  4-foil  gu.  at  the 
breast.         Davis,    co.    Hereford ;     quartering 
Heven. 

Fleur-de-lis 
Az.  on  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  at  the 
shoulder.     Dtjn,  Bristol;  granted  1558. 
Goutte 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  wolf  salient  or  vulned  of 

the  second  at  the  shoulder.     Hawke. 
Per  pale   gu.  and   az.   a  wolf  salient   erminois 
vulned  on  the  shoulder  of  the  first.     Sir  Henry 
Hankey,  Alderman  of  London,  ob.  1736 ;  from 
his  eldest  son,  Alderman  Sir  Joseph  Hankey, 
derived  Hankey,  East  Bergholt,  Suffolk;  and 
from   his   second  son,  Alderman   Sir  Thomas 
Hankey,  Hankey,  London,  and  Fetcham  Park, 
Surrey. 
Tail 
Az.  on  a  wolf  ramp.  arg.  an  erm.  spot  at  the 
shoulder.    Sir  Daniel  Dun,  W. 

On  1  DEER  and  in  chief 

Per  chev.  or  and  vert  in  base  on  a  hind  trippant 
arg.  a  cross  tau  and  in  chief  a  cross  tau  betw. 
two  crosses  patonce  fitchy  gu.  Crossley, 
Ireland,  1725. 

On  1  DOG  and  in  chief. . . . 
Arg.  on  a  talbot  sa.  a  3-foil  slipped  or  at   the 
shoulder  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  crosses 
croslet    of   the   third.       Kene,   Norfolk,    and 
Suffolk. 
Birds 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  az.  a  bezant  at  the  shoulder 
in  chief  two  martlets  sa.    Jones,  London. 


BEAST.      On  1  LION  and  in  chief. . . . 
Canton 

Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp,  or  gouttes  sa.  a  canton  of  the 
second.    Edwards,  Bermondsey,  Surrey,  W. 
on  a  Canton 

Per  fess  or  and  az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  gouttes  coun- 
terchanged  a   canton   of  the  second   charged 
with   a  roebuck's   head   couped   of   the   first. 
Sadler,  co.  Hertford. 
Chief 

Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  billets  sa.  a  chief  of  the 
last.     Gouldwell,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  billets  sa.  a  chief  of  the 
last.     Gouldwell,  Kent, 
on  a  Chief. . .  .Anchor 

Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  at  the 
shoulder  on  a  chief  wavy  erm.  an  anchor  erect 
of  the  third  the  shank  surrounded  with  a  naval 
crown  rim  az.  sterns  and  sails  ppr.  Louis, 
Chelston,  co.  Devon,  Baronetcy  7  April  1806. 
Escallops 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang,  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  gouttes 
d'or  a  chief  az.  charged  with  three  escallops 
arg.  Pattison,  Kelvin  Grove,  Scotland  ;  quar- 
tering Robertson,  and  on  an  escucheon  of 
pretence  Moncrief. 
Fish 

Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  cross  patty  of  the  first  at 
the  shoulder  (Pownall,  Wrexham,  co.  Salop, 
1643 ;  with  an  augmentation  in  memory  of 
John  Fish,  Kempton  Park,  Middlesex,  of)  a 
chief  wavy  az.  charged  with  a  dolphin  embowed 
as  the  field  betw.  two  crescents  arg. ;  granted 
1819  to  the  descendants  of  Thomas  Pownall, 
and  now  borne  by  Henry  Pownall,  Chairman 
of  the  Magistrates  for  Middlesex,  impaling 
Waterhouse. 

On  1  BOAR  and  in  base .... 
Az.  on  a  boar  or  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  in  base  three 

3-foils  slipped  of  the  second.     Massingberd, 

Gunby,  and  Bratoft,  co.  Lincoln. 
Az.  on   a   boar   statant   or  a  cross   gu.    at    the 

shoulder  in  base  three  4-foils  of  the  second. 

Massingberd,  V. 

On  1  DOG  betw.  or  within.... 
Gu.  on  a  greyhound  courant  in  fess  arg.  collared 
az.  betw.   three  pheons   or  a  torteau   at  the 
shoulder.    Jackson,  Bath,  co.  Somerset. 

On  1  HORSE  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  on  a  horse  courant  or  with  a  plume  to  the 
head  bridle  saddle  and  trappings  of  the  field 
betw.  three  garbs  as  the  second  a  5-foil  at  the 
shoulder  like  the  first  the  hip  covered  by  an 
escucheon  ....  charged  with  a  cross  .... 
Malt,  V. 

On  1  LION  betw.  or  within .... 
Annulets 
Or  on  a  lion  pass.  betw.  three  annulets  sa.  a  mart- 
let....    Thomas  Tuder,  Hartwell,  co.  North- 
ampton, W. 

Bordure Crosses 

Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  flory  arg. 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.  Sir  Thomas  Lodge, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1562. 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  arg.  charged 
with  eight  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  third  crosses 
patty  fitchy  gu.  Lodge,  Bodsilin,  co.  Carnarvon. 

5-Foil 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  gu.  a  5-foil 
of  the  first.    Erdington. 


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BEAST.    On  1  LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont.  Gouttes 

....  on   a  lion  ramp crowned  ....  within   a 

bordure  compony ....  and ... .  gouttes ....    Ro- 
bert Waldby,  Archbishop  of  Dublin,  Bishop  of 
Chichester,  1390,  and  Archb.  of  York  1396-8. 
Head  (Beast)  Boar 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
a  boar's  head  couped  az.  at  the  breast.  Hoeton, 
Chaderton,  co.  Lancaster;  Baronetcy  1 9  Janu- 
ary 1764,  extinct  2  March  1821,  and  Howroyde, 
co.  York  ;  descended  through  Joshua  Horton, 
Sowerby,  n.  1619,  from  William  Hoeton, 
Barkisland,  Halifax;  the  heiresses  m.  Rhys 
and  Pollard. 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  a 
boar's  head  couped  sa.     Green  ;  granted  1725. 

Key 

Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  holding  in  the  paws  a 
trident  erect  or  within  a  bordure  wavy  as  the 
second  charged  with  four  buckles  gu.  a  key 
wards  upwards  of  the  field  at  the  shoulder. 
Ochteelony  ;  Baronetcy  8  December  1823. 
....Mullet 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr. 
arg.  a  mullet  of  the  first  at  the  shoulder. 
William  Geey,  Bishop  of  London  1426 ;  Lincoln 
1431-6. 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  engr. 
or  a  mullet  arg.  at  the  shoulder.  John 
Talbott,  Y. 

Roundie 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp,  within  a  bordure  indented 
or  pelletty  a  pellet.  Morrice  or  Morys, 
London. 


Crescents 


.Bar 


Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  four  crescents  inclosing 
estoiles  gu.  a  bar  az.  Dillon,  Chimwell, 
Wroughton,  and  Hart,  in  Heanton,  co.  Devon ; 
Farthingoe,  co.  Northampton.  Dillon,  New- 
ton-Farrers  and  Bratton,  co.  Devon. 

....  Crescent 
Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  or 
a  crescent  sa.  at  the   shoulder.      Salisbury, 
Ravenston,  Burgland,  co.  Leicester. 

....  Gouttes 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  langued   and  armed  gu. 

betw.  three  crescents  of  the  last  gouttes  d'or. 

Ralph  Brownrigg,  Bishop  of  Exeter,  1642-59. 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  crescents  of 

the    second    gouttes    d'or.  Brownrig    or 

Brownrigg. 

Crosses       ....  Annulets 
Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  five  crosses  croslet  arg. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  or  an  annulet  of  the 
first  at  the  shoulder.     Long,  Isle  of  Wight ; 
granted  by  Harvey. 

....  Barrulsts 

Gu.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  or  as  many  barrulets  sa.  Cister- 
cian Abbey  De  Valle-Crucis,  co.  Denbigh. 

Sa.  on  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  as  many  crosses 
croslet  arg.  three  bars  (gu.  another)  of  the 
first.  Cistercian  Abbey  De  Valle-Crucis,  co. 
Denbigh. 

..  ..Crescent 
Az.  on.  a  lion  ramp,  or  crowned  ....  within  an  orle 
of  crosses  croslet  of  the  second  a  crescent  .... 
at  the  shoulder.     Sir  John   (another,  Peter) 
Brwes,  Q. 


BEAST.    On  1  LION  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses    cont.  Estoile 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp,  (salient  F*.)  betw.  eight 
crosses   croslet    fitchy   gu.  an  estoile  at  the 
shoulder  or.    Beett,  V. 
....3-Foil 
Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  (another,  ten) 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.  a  3-foil  slipped  or  at 
the  shoulder.    Brett. 

Escallops 

Arg.  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  eight  escallops  in 
orle  gu.  a  rose  or  for  diff.  at  the  shoulder. 
Moffett,  Chipping  Barnet,  co.  Hertford;  de- 
rived from  Moffat,  Lauder;  granted  10  May, 
1585. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  or  on  a  lion  ramp,  per  fess  arg. 
and  az.  betw.  three  escallops  gouttes  counter- 
changed.  Windoute  or  Windowche,  Radis- 
well,  co.  Hertford ;  granted  1515.  Bartholomew 
Wydent,  Radiswell,  co.  Hertford,  V. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  within  a  tressure  of  demi 
fieurs  de-lis  and  a  bordure  of  the  second  crosses 
croslet  gu.    Lodge,  London. 

Hands 

Az.  on  a  lion  pass,  or  betw.  three  dexter  gauntlets 
the  back  parts  outwai'ds  arg.  gouttes  d'eau. 
Conway,  W. 

Az.  on  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  three  dexter  gaunt- 
lets of  the  second  gouttes  d'or.  Conway  or 
Conwey,  Callis. 

Az.  on  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  three  dexter 
gauntlets  back  parts  outwards  arg.  all  within  a 
bordure  engr.  three  pales  or.  Conway,  V*. 
Conwey,  V. 

Heads 
Az.  on  a  lion  pass.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  or  gouttes  de  sang.    William  Box,  Al- 
derman of  London,  V. 

Leaves 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  vert 
an  annulet  for  diff.  at  the  shoulder.    Sherman, 
London,  and  co.  Devon  ;  descended  from  Sher- 
man, Yoxley,  Suffolk. 

Mullets 
Or  on  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  within  an  orle  of  mullets 
az.  three  escallops  arg.    Barnaby,  co.  York. 

On  1  LION  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Az.  on  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or  three  two  two  and  one  a  crescent  gu. 
at  the  shoulder  a  chief  of  the  second. 
Delaware.  Jordan,  co.  Somerset;  Chittern 
and  Whistley,  co.  Wilts,  1604. 


2  BEASTS. 

2  BEARS 

Arg.  two  bears  az.  Halton,  Halton  Craven,  co. 
York ;  derived  from  Sir  John  de  Halton, 
temp.  John,  a  heiress  m.  Talbot. 

2  BEAVERS 

Vert  on  a  base  barry  of  five  (six,  V*.)  arg.  and 
az.two  beavers  ramp,  combatant  or.  Thomas 
Beveridg,  co.  Chester,  1595;  granted  by  Lee, 
W.    Beveridge,  V*. 

Vert  in  point  barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  two 
beavers  ramp,  combatant  or.  Beveridge, 
Kent,  Chichester,  and  Normandy. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEASTS.  2  BOARS 

Erm.  two  boars  pass.  gu.  (another  langued  az. 
tusks  and  bristles  or).  Whichcote  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 2  April  1000. 

Erm.  two  boars  pass.  gu.  armed  or.  Whichcoed, 
Maidstone,  Kent. 

Erm.  two  boars  statant  gu.    John  Whichcott,  V. 

Erm.  two  boars  statant  gu.  armed  and  maned  or 
a  crescent  in  dexter  chief  for  diff.  Charles 
Whichcoot,  London,  1633-4 ;  Harl.  MS.  1358, 
fo.  12. 

2  CATS 

Arg.  two  cats  pass.  gu.  Catt. 
Arg.  two  cats  pass.  sa.  Catt. 
Gu.  two  cats  pass,  guard,  arg.    Catton,  V. 

2  DEER 
Arg.    two    demi    bucks    courant   conjoined    gu. 
Buckwist. 

....  two  does  countersalient Dryhurst. 

semy  of  roundles  ....  two  stags  courant 

Andrew  Boxerell,   Lord   Mayor  of  London, 

1232-9  ;  Harl.  MS.  1349. 
Sa.  two  bucks  courant  arg.     Buckside,  V*. 
Sa.    bezanty   two    bucks    in    full    course    arg. 

Buckerell,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  two  bucks  courant  arg.  attired  or.    Robert 

Bucksyde,  V. 
Sa.  bezanty  two  bucks  courant  arg.  attired  or. 

Bockerell.    Buckwell,  London. 
Sa.  bezanty  two  bucks  pass.  arg.    Bockerell  or 

Bokerell,  Lord   Mayor  of  London,  1232-37. 

Bucksied. 
Sa.  two  bucks  pass.  arg.  attired  or.    Buckside. 
Sa.  on  a  mount  vert  two  stags  salient  affrontant 

arg.    attired    or.      John    Fisher,    Bishop   of 

Exeter,  1803,  Salisbury  1807-25. 
Sa.  two  hinds  counterpass.  the  one  facing  to  the 

sinister  surmounting   the    other  in  fess   arg. 

Cottingham,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Sa.    two    hinds    counter-trippant    in    fess 

Cottingham  or  Cottington,  co.  Chester ; 

Middlesex. 
Sa.    two    hinds    counter-trippant   in    pale 

COTTIKGHAM  Or  CoTTINGTON. 

Sa.  two  bucks  in  full  course  or.    Buckside. 
2  DOGS 


arg. 
and 

arg. 


full  course  gu.  collared 
(another    statant)   gu. 
Alford,  co. 


sa. 


Arg.  two  greyhounds  in 

or.      DOGGETT. 

Arg.  two    talbots    pass. 

Breton. 
Arg.  two   greyhounds   courant 

Devon. 
Arg.  two  talbots  pass.  sa.    Martyn,  Kent. 
Az.  two   greyhounds   courant  arg.    Row,  Corn- 
wall. 
Az.  two  dogs  arg.  pursuing  a  stag  in  full  course 

all  bendwise  and  at  random  or.    Yardley. 
Az.  two  hounds  in  full  speed  after  a  stag  courant 

all  in  bend  or.     Jardelay. 
Bendy  of  seven  arg.   and  gu.   two   greyhounds 

courant  bendwise  sa.     Trew. 
Erm.  two  greyhounds  courant  per  pale  gu.  and 

sa.       Penne    or    Penny,    Peterborough,    co. 

Northampton ;  granted  1574. 
Erm.  two   greyhounds  courant    reguardant  per 

pale  gu.  and  sa.     Thomas  Penne,  Doctor  of 

Physic,  London,  1574,  W ;  Harl.  MS.  1350,  fo. 

123  b. 
Gu.    two    dogs    (sometimes    greyhounds')     arg. 

Nicholas  de  le  Ben,  Len,  or  Ven,  A.      Nicole 

de  Leu,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  96. 


BEASTS.  2  DOGS  cont. 

Gu.    two    greyhounds     salient    affrontant  .... 

collared  sa.      Dogget,  Honing-Serbarne  and 

Wronger,  Norfolk. 
Gu.    two    greyhounds     salient     affrontant     or. 

Dogget,  Norfolk. 
Per  bend  dancetty  or  and  sa.  two  talbots  pass. 

counterchanged.  Dixon,  Wymondham, Norfolk. 
Per  bend   sanguine   and   vert    two    greyhounds 

courant  bendwise  arg.  Clayhills,  Innergowrie, 

Scotland. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  two  greyhounds  in  full 

course  counterchanged.    Bladlow. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  erm.  two  greyhounds  counter- 
changed.    Bladlow. 
Per  saltire  erminois  and  erm.  two  greyhounds 

courant  reguard.  gu.      Penny,  Higher  Nutwell 

House,  co.  Devon ;  granted  . . . 
Sa.  two  greyhounds  endorsed  arg.    Barnard,  co. 

Hants. 
Sa.  two  hounds  courant  arg.    Montague. 
Sa.  two  talbots  pass.  arg.    Montague. 
Sa.  two  greyhounds  combatant  or.    Doggett. 
Sa.  two  she-talbots  pass,  counterpass.  ppr.  the 

one  surmounting  the  other.     Gottington. 

2  FOXES 

Arg.  two  foxes  salient  countersalient  in  saltire  the 
sinister  surmounting  the  dexter  gu.  Cadrod 
Hard,  living  920.  Kadrad.  Kadrodhard, 
Wales.  Kadrohard,  Wales.  Williams,  Isle 
of  Auglesea.  Williams,  Wynnstay  and  Bodel- 
wyddan,  co.  Flint. 

Az.  two  foxes  (another  wolves)  statant  reguard. 
(pass.  V*.)  coward  or.    Pavell,  V. 

2  GOATS 

Az.  two  goats  salient  combatant  arg.     Kidd. 

Sa.  two  goats  statant  affrontant  or.  A  quartering 
granted  to  the  Company  of  Leathersellers  in 
London,  7  November  1505,  Harl.  MS.  1359, 

fo.  75. 

2  HORSES 

Sa.  two  horses  pass.  arg.    Coulthurst. 

2  LEOPARDS 

two  leopards  pass armed  and  langued 

....     Astley. 
Arg.  two  leopards  pass.  gu.    Sampson. 
Arg.  two  leopards  pass.  sa.  Fletwick.   Sampson. 
Az.  two  leopards  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 

Barney. 
Bendy  of  six   arg.   and  az.    two    leopards    or. 

Caronges. 
Gu.  two  leopards  arg.    Halden,  That  Ilk, 


Gu.  two  leopards  pass.  arg.    Delamare.    Mare. 

Marshall. 
Gu.  two  leopards  pass.  arg.  spotted  sa.     Mare, 

Chester. 
Gu.  two  leopards  pass,  erm 
Gu.  two  leopards  pass.  or. 


Sorrell,  France. 
Marshall. 


Gu.  two  leopards  pass,  guard,  or.       Longspee, 

Normandy. 
Gu.  two  leopards  pass,  guard,  or  over  all  a  baton 

az.    Reginald  Fitzroy  or  de  Dunstanvile,  ob. 

1176,  Z,  50. 
Or.  two  leopards  pass.  az.     Gorney. 
Sa.  two  leopards  pass.  arg.    Roches. 

2  LIONS 

Gu.  two  demi-lions  pass,  guard,  or.  Ache  or 
Achey,  co.  Devon.  Hache,  Hache  and  North 
Aller,  co.  Devon.  Hatch  or  Hacche,  Hatch, 
and  Saterleigh  Park,  co.  Devon. 

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146 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Gu.  two  demi-lions  pass,  guard,  couped  or.  John 
Acche,  co.  Devon,  V.  Hach,  V.  Hache,  V*. 
Hatch,  Sutton,  Surrey;  quartering  Cliffe. 
Hatch,  Windsor,  co.  Berks. 

Sa.  two  demi  lions  pass,  guard,  or.  Acche 
Ache  or  Achey,  co.  Devon.    Hatch. 

....two  lions  ramp,  nddorsed....  David  ap 
Blethin,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph,  1014-52.  Ithel 
ap  Bledyn's  seal. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  az.  Dale.  Goldington, 
co.  Bedford.  Sire  Rauf  de  Goldingtone,  N. 
Somery,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  az.  crowned  or.     Cundy. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  az.  Hanmer,  Z,  649. 
Hanmer,  Beachfield,  co.  Salop.  Hanmer, 
Hanmer,  co.  Flint,  Baronetcy  3  May  1774. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  az.  armed  and  langued 
gu,  Hanmer,  Hanmer,  co.  Flint;  Baronetcy 
3  May  1774.  John  Hanmer,  Bishop  of  St. 
Asaph,  1694-9.  Hanmer,  Bodnod  Hall,  co. 
Denbigh  ;  and  Hanmer,  Holbrook  Hall,  co. 
Suffolk ;  branches  of  Hanmer  of  Hanmer. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  the  first  az.  the 
second  gu.    Lucas,  V. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed  the  first  az.  the 
second  gu.    Lucas. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  gu.  John  Coningsby,  slain 
at  Chesterfield,  1266.  Coningsby,  Coningsby 
Castle,  co.  Lincoln ;  quarteiing  gu.  three  conies 
sejant  arg.  Estrange,  co.  Gloucester.  Joan 
1'Estrange,  E.  Sir  Fouk  le  Estrange,  N. 
Frandolfe  or  Frandolph.  Geoghegan,  Ire- 
land. Ligon,  Upton  St.  Leonard's,  co.  Glouces- 
ter; and  Madesfield,  co.  Worcester.  Littlebury. 
Littleton.  Lygon,  EarlBeauchamp.  Pigon, 
co.  Warwick.  St.  Ive.  Strang,  V*.  Sir  .... 
de  Strange,  Corfham,  and  Frandolfe,  V. 
Strange,  Norfolk.  John  le  Strange,  A,B, 
or  le  Strang,  D.  Jon  de  Strange,  F.  Sire 
Johan  le  Straunge.J.  SirFoulk  le  Straunge, 
L.  Strange  ;  quartered  by  Talbot,  Earl  of 
Shrewsbury,  U.  John  le  Strange,  Baron  of 
Knoking,  Y.  Monsire  le  Strange,  Blackmere, 
F,  Z,  210. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  gu.  a  label  az.  John,  son  of 
John  le  Strange,  B. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  gu.  crowned  of  the  first. 
Grandford. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  Clanny,  Bishop 
Wearmoutb,  co.  Durham ;  quartering  Mitchell. 
Denstone.  Saunsuin  Foliott,  E.  Sampson 
Foliot,    V.  M.    John    Littelbury,    S. 

Littlebury,  Fillingham,  co.  Lincoln.  Sr.  de 
Littlebury,  Kirton  in  Holland,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Sampson. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  a  label  az. 
Littlebury. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  debruised  by  a 
bend  vert  charged  with  three  eagles  displ.  or. 
Brentisle.    William  Littelbury,  Y. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  az. 
Pannell,  co.  York. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  crowned  or. 
Vaughan,  co.  Montgomery,  V. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp.  gu.     Ferry. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed  gu.  Rogers, 
V*. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  gu.  Lobb. 
Lucas,  Suffolk.    Sr de  Somerton,  V. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  gu.  supporting 
with  the  forepaws  a  sword  as  the  first  hilt  and 
pomel  or.    Carroll,  Ballynure,  co.  Wicklow. 


BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  supporting  with 

the  forepaws  a  sword  palewise  gu.     O'Carrill, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  guard,  gu.     Clancy,  Clare, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,    conjoined  with  one  head 

guard,  per  pale  gu.  and  sa.     Howell,  Kent; 

Stratford  and  Haley,  Norfolk ;  and  Sussex. 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  under  one  head 

guard,  per  pale  gu.  and  sa.     Davy  Howell,  V. 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  ppr.    O'Cuilean, 

Carbry,  Ireland. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass.  sa.     Browne,  co.  Lincoln. 

Feltwell.         De    Hervill,    F*.         Ligon. 

OSWALKYRKE. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  sa.  over  all  two  bars  of  the 
second  charged  with  as  many  escallops  of  the 
first.     Fletwick. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  sa.  crowned  or.  Catesby, 
Hardmead,  co.  Bucks.   Cramford  or  Cremford. 

Sr de   Crawnford,    V.       Grafford,  V*. 

Granford,  V.  Graunford,  F.  De  Grawnford, 
V*. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  coward  sa.  Filtwikes. 
Herwell. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  Bruneck.  Fitz. 
David  Feltwicke,  Y.  Sir  David  Fletewtks, 
co.  Bedford,  tewyj.Edward  III,  V.  Fletewikes, 
F*.  Fletwick,  co.  Bedford.  Sire  David  de 
Fijttewik,JV.  Flytewikes,  F*.  Flytewykes, 
V.  M.  William  Goderiche,  S.  Hanmer. 
Harewell.     Oswaldkirke.     Sampson. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  crowned  or. 
Sir  William  Catesby,  V.  Catesby,  Whiston, 
Althorpe-Hinton,  and  Ashby-Legers,  co.  Noi'th- 
ampton. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  reguard.  sa.  Blith.  John 
Fotheringhay,  F.     Howell. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  reguard.  coward  the  tails 
reflexed  over  the  back  sa.  David  Fletwyke, 
V.     Sr. . . .  de  Hervill,  V. 

Arg.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp.  sa.     Cauty. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  sa.  Hoyle. 
Smerdon,  London. 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed   sa.     Somerton. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  vert.  Meryfeld,  V. 
Mirfield. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  vert.     Mirfield. 

Az.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  Barne,  Essex.  Barnes. 
Bourne,  London,  1570.  Camvtle  or  Camville, 
co.  Warwick.    Ludlow.    Percivall. 

Az.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Bodelsgate  , 
Cornwall.     Herwill,  V. 

Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  Barne,  London. 
Sr . . . .  de  Barne,  Normerston,  co.  Buckingham, 
V.  Barnes,  London,  1614.  Baron,  Saffron 
Walden,  Essex;  and  London;  Harl.  MS.  1359, 
fo.  38.  Bodulgate,  Bodulgate,  Cornwall,  a  co- 
heiress m.  Roscarrock.  Ludlow,  co.  Salop. 
Normeston,  co.  Buckingham. 

Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  armed  and  langued 
gu.    Astley  (?).    Barney. 

Az.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  arg.  Garrard, 
London. 

Az.  two  lions  ramp,  supporting  a  tower  with  three 
fleurs-de-lis  out  of  the  battlements  arg. 
Lally. 

Az.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  chained  or  supporting  a 
tower  triple  turreted  of  the  second.  Kelly, 
Castle  Kelly,  Ireland. 

Az.  two  lions  ramp,  guard,  arg.  Edward  Barnes, 
London,  1614,  Harl  MS.  6095,  fo.  32  b. 


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BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Az.  two  lions  ramp,  guard,  combatant  arg. 
Jacob  Gariurd,  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  28. 
Garrett,  Gracechurch  Street,  London  ;  granted 
1032.  Garrard,  Langford,  Norfolk ;  Baro- 
netcy 16  August  1662,  extinct  12  March 
1728. 

Az.  two  lions  pass.  or.  Ardington,  co.  Berks; 
and  co.  Leicester.  Barry.  Berkeley,  V. 
Berkely,  V*.  Bodulgate.  Eamer,  knighted 
1794,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1801  and  1802; 
quartering  sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  tbree  liou's  heads 
erased  of  the  first.  Edington.  Emer.  Sir 
Thomas  Erdington,  V.  Erdington,  co.  Lei- 
cester; quartered  by  Holte.  Mr.  Thomas  de 
Ernington,  S.  Gomery.  Henry  de  Herdinton, 

F.  Hertington.  Perctvall.  Percivall  de 
Someri,  E,  N.     Somery,  co.  Warwick. 

Az.   semy  of  estoiles   and   two   lions    pass.   or. 

Casneto,  Coventry.  De  Castinets  or  Cheyney. 

Robert  Cheyney  (Latine  de  Casneto),  Y. 
Az.  two  lions  pass,  or  armed  and  langued  gu. 

Brampton. 
Az.  two  lions  pass,  coward  or.     Paynell. 
Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or.     Sr. . . .  Barry,  co. 

Oxford,    V.      Robert  de  Barri,  E,  F.     Sire 

Robert    Barri,    N.       Denston,    Suffolk,    V. 

Erdington,  co.  Berks.    Pipe. 
Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  a  label  of  three 

points  arg.     Sr. . .  .De  Ekeney,  V.     Eskeney. 
Az.    two    lions    pass,    reguard.    or.         Panell. 

Payell,  V*. 
Az.  two  lions  pass,  reguard.  coward  the  tails  re- 
flexed  over  the  back  or.     Panell,  V. 
Az.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  or.      Carpenter. 

Carter,  St.  Columb,  Cornwall,  W;  originally 

from  co.  Stafford ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Silly,  Tanner, 

Hoblyn,  and  Hawkey.    Carter,  Cold  Aston  and 

Sevenhampton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  or  supporting  a 

castle  ppr.     Kelly. 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  or  supporting  a 

sword  in  pale O'Meaghir,  Ireland. 

Az.  two  lions  rarop.  guard,  addorsed  or.    Garrad, 

London;  (?  not)  granted  18  December  1632.  ■ 
Barry  dancetty  of  seven  az.  and  arg.  two  lions 

pass,  of  the  last.    Delmar,  Kenfield,  Kent- 
Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  two  lions  pass,  guard. 

or.     Caronges. 
Erm.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp.  az.     Adkins. 
Erm.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.    Jeffery. 
Erm.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  ducally  crowned 

or.    Reynolds,  London. 
Erm.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant   gu.    Lucas, 

Cornwall. 
Erm.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  gu.  and  a  label 

of  the  same  for  diff.     Corsellis,  Italy. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.     Delaware,  co.  Hants. 

Estrange,  co.  Gloucester.     Eube  le  Estrange, 

G.  John  le  Estrange,  Knokinge,  K.  Sir 
Johan  le  Estrange.  N.  Felton,  uo.  Glouces- 
ter. John  Orby,  F.  Springhose.  Hamund 
le  Strange,  E.  Monsire  le  Strange,  (and  in 
a  later  hapd  Baron  of  Knocking),  Y.  Strange, 
Knockyn;  quartered  by  Stanley,  Earl  of 
Derby,  U.  Le  Sr.  de  Strange,  T.  Le  S.  le 
Strange,  S.  Y.  Mr.  John  le  Strange,  S.  Syr 
Roger  le  Strange,  Q.  Strange,  co.  Glou- 
cester; and  Hunston,  co.  Norfolk.  Straunge. 
co.  Gloucester,  V. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  in  the  dexter  chief  a 
fleur-de-lis  sa.  for  diff.  Mounsyr  John 
Strange,  T. 


BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Gu.   two  lions   pass.   arg.  a   label  az.        Roger 

Spreengehose,  E.     The  label  of  five  points. 

Roger  Springhose,  F. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  a  label  or.     Sire  Johan 

de  Ereby,  N.     The  label  of  three  points.      Sir 

John  Orby,  co.  Chester,  V.     Orreby,  V. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  and  over  all   a    bend   arg. 

Holland. 
Gu.  two  lions   pass.   arg.   over  all  a  bend  az. 

Fitz-Payne. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  a  baton  compony 

of  the  second  and  az.     Felton. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  compony 

or  and  az.     Fitzpayne,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  a  baton  compony 

or  and  az.     Sire  William  de  Ff.ltone,  N. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  a  bend   erm. 

Strange,  Cirencester  and  Broome's  Court,  co. 

Gloucester  ;  and  Somerford  Keynes,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  a  bend  or.     Estrange, 

co.   Gloucester.       Strange,    Cirencester,  and 

Mounes  Court,  co.  Gloucester ;  and  Somerford 

Keynes,  co.  Wilts.    Le  Strange,  F*. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  or.    M. 

John  le  Straunge,  S.    Hamon  le  Strange,  V. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  a  baton  or.     Sir 

Hamond  le  Strange  or  Estrange,  L. 
Gu.  semy  of  martlets  or  two  lions  pass.  arg.    Sire 

Johan  le  Estrange,  N. 
Gu.  crusily  fitchy  and  two  lions  pass.  arg.  Robert 

le  Strange,  E  ;  or  de  Lestrange,  E. 
Gu.    crusily    fitchy    or    two    lions    pass.     arg. 

Acton. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  armed  az.     Syr  Roger  le 

Strange,  Q. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  armed  and  langued  az. 

Gryffyth  ap  Cynan,  King  of  North  Wales. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  armed  and  langued  az.  a 

label  of  three  points  or.    Strange  as  quartered 

by  Holte. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  collared  az.     Delamere, 

co.  Dorset. 
Gu.   two  lions   pass.   arg.   collared   sa.      De   la 

Mare,  V. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  combatant  arg.     Coghlan  or 

Coghlen. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Bodelsgate, 

V.      Bodelsgate,    Cornwall.      Botesgist    or 

Botsgist.    Le  Sr.  de  Folton,  T,  Harl.  MS. 

6137.     Strange,  Walton,  co.  Warwick,  V. 
Gu.  two  lions    pass,    guard,    arg.      Delaware. 

Halden,  that    Ilk.     Haldon,   Haldon,    Scot- 
land.   Jamare,  co.  Hants.,  temp.  Edward  III. 

L'Estrange,  Knockyn,  co.  Salop;  quartered  by 

Noel.     L'Estrange,  Moystown,  King's  County ; 

descended    from     L'Estrange,    Hunstanton. 

Littlebury,  Stensby  and  Winsby,  co.  Lincoln. 

M.  John  de  la  Mare,  S.       Mare  or  De  La 

Mabe.     Sir  Robert  De  La  Mare,  co.  Hants, 

temp.  Edward  III,  V.     Pers  de  la  Mare,  E,  F. 

Sire  Robert  de  la  Mare,  Y.     Marshall. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  over  all  a  bend  az. 

(The  ancient  arms  of)  L'Estrange,  Hulston 

or  Hunstanton,  Norfolk ;  derived  from  Hamon 

L'Estrange,  brother  of  John,  sixth  Lord  Strange 

of  Knockyn  ;  Baronetcy  1  June  1629  ;  extinct 

2  September  1700;  the  heirs  m.  Styleman  and 

Astley.) 
Gu.  two  lions    pass,   guard,    arg.    collared    sa. 

Delaware. 
Gu.  two  lions    pass,   guard,   arg.   crowned    or. 

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BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.    Ambridge. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed  arg.    Rogers,  V. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  arg.  Winstanton, 

co.  Chester. 
Gu.  two  lions  ramp.  comb,  supporting  a  tower  arg. 

Kelly,  Newtown,  co.  Galway. 
Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  two  lions  ramp,  supporting 

a  tower  arg.     Kelly,  Castle  Kelly,  co.  Galway. 
Gu.  two  lions  ramp.  comb,  supporting  a  dexter 

hand  couped  at  the  wrist  and  erect  arg.     King, 

Earl  of  Kingston.      And  with  a  crescent  for 

diff.     King,  Viscount  Lorton. 
Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  conjoined  under 

one  head  guard,  arg.     Kellam  or  Kellum. 
Gu.    two    lions    pass.    erm.        Fellbridge    or 

Fellbbygge,  co.  Gloucester.    Sir  Robert  de 

Felton,  co.  Gloucester;  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Sire  Robert  de  Feltone,  N.    Le  Sr.  de  Felton, 

T.     William  Felton,  Y.     Monsire  Felton,  Y. 

FOLTON. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  erm.  in  chief  a  mullet  or  for 
diff.     Sire  Roger  de  Feltone,  0. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  erm.  crowned  or.  Felton, 
co.  Gloucester ;  Felton,  Northumberland  ;  and 
Playford,  Suffolk;  Baronetcy  20  July  1620, 
extinct  18  November  1719;  the  heirs  m. 
Hervey  and  Platers.  Sir  John  de  Felton,  the 
son,  L.  Sire  Johan  de  Feltone,  N.  Sir 
William  Felton,  Q. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  erm.  ducally  crowned  or  a 
mullet  for  diff.  Nicholas  Felton,  Bishop  of 
Bristol  1617,  Ely  1619-28. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  erm.  crowned  or  armed  az. 
Sir  William  Felton,  Q. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  erm.  Sorrell, 
Waltham  and  Stebbings,  Essex ;  and  Ipswich, 
Suffolk.    Sorrell,  France. 

Gu.    two    lions    pass.    or.  Bromeswike     or 

Bromeswey.  Patwabden.  Pedwaeden,  co. 
Hereford.  Petwaeden,  co.  Lincoln.  Sir 
Walter  de  Petwaedyn,  V.  Wat  de  Pedwerdin 
or  Pedwordin,  E.  William  de  Pedwordon, 
F.  M.  Want  Pedwardyn,  S.  Thomas 
Pedwardyn,  F.    Monsire  Pedwaedin,  Y. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  or  a  label  of  three  points  az. 
M.  Robert  Pedwardyn,  S. 

Gu.   two     lions     pass,     guard,     or.  Bays. 

Brunswick,  Z,  871.  Catzenellenbogen,  Z, 
606,  679 ;  but  tbis  coat  is  really  for  Dietjz. 
Catesnelbogen  CatsenelbogenCatsznellage 
or  Katznellogen.  Richard  de  Dovre,  B. 
Delamaee.  Richard  fitz  le  Rey,  A,  Harl.  MS., 
6137,  fo.  89,  b,  and  attributed  to  William  I 
and  II,  Robert  duke  of  Normandy,  Henry  I,  the 
Empress  Maud,  Stephen,  Henry  II  until  his 
marriage  1151  with  Eleanor  of  Aquitaine,  and 
John  Plantagenet  while  Lord  of  Ireland  and 
Earl  of  Mortaigne,  Z,  1,  — 59;  attributed  (with 
the  lions  to  the  sinister  side)  to  Richard  I, 
Ducarel,  Antiquities,  p.  30.  Fulke  Talbois, 
Earl  of  Anjou.  Haeecouet,  V*.  Longspee, 
Normandy.  Marshall.  Duke  of  Normandy,  V. 
Richard  Pipe,  Yerdington,  m.  the  daughter  of 
Harecourte,  V.  Pvpe,  V*.  Geoffry  Rufus, 
Bishop  of  Durham,  1133-40.  St.  Valoey, 
Normandy.     Richard  de  Vaeen,  Z,  76. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  a  baton  az. 
Attributed  to  Reginald  Fitz-Roy,  or  de 
Dunstanvile,  Earl  of  Cornwall,  ob.  1176,  Z,  50. 

Gn.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  a  bendlet  sinister. . . . 
Geoffrev  Plantagenet,  Bishop  of  Lincoln 
1173-82,  Archbishop  of  York  1191-1212,'  Add. 
MS..  12443. 


BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  depressed  by  a 
sword  erect  palewise  arg.  hilted  or.  William 
Longespe,  Duke  of  Normandy,  V.  Longespee. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  armed  and  langued 
az.    Beunswick,  Z,  575,  875. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  collared  sa. 
Delamaee,  co.  Hants. 

Gn.  two  lions  pass,  reguard.  or.   Acle,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  in  fess  or.     Oeby. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  or.  Attributed 
to  Richard  I  while  Earl  of  Poitou,  Z,  73,  81. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert,  two  lions  ramp,  or  support- 
ing a  tower  arg.     O'Kelly,  Ireland. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  supporting  a  tower  triple 
towered  or.     O'Kelly,  Ireland. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert,  two  lions  ramp,  supporting 
a  tower  triple  towered  in  the  port  a  portcullis 
or.     Town  of  Noethampton. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  under  one  head 
guard,  or  crowned  az.  the  tails  coward 
and  reflexed  over  the  back.  Combeeton,  V. 
John  Northampton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 
1381-2,  Harl.  MS.,  1349,  fo.  9. 

Gu.  two  lions  sejant  under  one  head  guard, 
or  crowned  az.    Comberton. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  az.  Erdington,  co.  Salop. 
Eedington,  co.  Warwick,  temp.  Henry  VI. 
Attributed  to  William  Fitz-Ansculph,  Lord  of 
Dudley,  temp.  William  I,  who  was  succeeded 
by  Paganel  Paganell  or  Painel  ;  seal  of 
Gervase  Paganell,  1187,  Monasticon,  v,  204; 
by  marriage  with  whose  heiress  John  de  Someey 
had  the  manor  of  Dudley.  Robert  de  Someeye, 
A.  Roger  de  Sumeei,  A,  Harl.  MS.,  6137  ;  or 
Somery,  B,  C ;  or  Someei,  E ;  or  Someeey,  F. 
Sir  Johan  de  Sumeri,  J;  or  Someei,  N.  Roger 
Someey,  Y.  Sir  ....  de  Someey,  co.  Warwick, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V.  John  de  Sutton,  by 
marriage  with  the  eldest  coheir  of  Somery, 
obtained,  1332-42,  the  manor  of  Dudley,  and 
founded  the  family  of  Sutton  alias  Dudley 
barons  of  Dudley  extinct  in  the  male  line  1643 ; 
the  heiress  m.  Ward ;  the,  barony  fell  into 
abeyance  1757.  William  Dudley,  Bishop  of 
Durham  1476-83  quartering  (for  Sutton)  arg.  a 
cross  patonce  az. ;  seal  in  Surtees,  Durham. 
Dtdley,  co.  Stafford.  Peecivall.  Sleswick, 
Z,  554. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  counterpass.  az.  Legge, 
Legges,  Tunbridge,  Kent ;  quartered  by 
Beebee. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  az.  langued  gu.  Paganell, 
quartered  by  Sutton,  baron  Dudley,  U. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  guard,  az.  Dabytot.  Gomeey, 
V.  Goueey,  co.  Bedford.  Gonoeey.  Gundey. 
Someey,  V. 

Or  two  lions  couchant  gu.  Beedwaedine,  co. 
Brecknock. 

Or  two  lions  couchant  coward  the  tails  reflexed 
over  the  back  gu.    Sir  Walter  Bkedwaeden  (?). 

Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  Sir  Brian  de  Beampton, 
V.  Brian  de  Beompton,  Y.  Brian  de 
Beamptone,  E,  F.  Brian  de  Bointon,  E, 
Harl.  31S.,  6137.  Feandolph  or  Fbandolfe. 
St.  Peere.  St.  Walary,  co.  Oxford,  V.  St. 
Walery,  V*.  Sire  Richard  de  Seint  Waly, 
N.     Strange,  Norfolk. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
Wat  de  Bromton,  F.  The  label  sa.  Wat  de 
Beomtone,  E. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  over  all  a  baton  sa.  Joan 
de  Bromtone,  E. 


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BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  over  all   a  bendlet  sa. 

John  de  Brunton,  F. 
Or  two  lions  pass.    gu.    over  all   on    a   bendlet 

(bend,  V.)  sa.  three  escallops  arg.     Bromton, 

V.    Brian  de  Bromtone,  E. 
Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  on   a   bendlet  sa.  three 

escallops  or.     Baudwin  de  Brunton,  F. 
Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  armed  and   langued  az. 

Brampton. 
Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  crowned  arg.     Sir  Robert 

Goldington,  co.  Bedford,  temjh  Edward  I,  V. 

Gouldington,  V*. 
Or  two  lions  pass,  guard,  the  one  in  chief  gu. 

that  in  base  az.     Dabitot. 
Or  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.    Gefiai  d'ABETOT 

or  Abtott,  E.    Geffrei  de  Abitot,  F.    Dabcott. 

Dabitot,   V.     Dauce.     Ducie.     Ducy,  Tort- 
worth,     co.     Gloucester.  Foliott,      V*. 

Littleburv,  co.  Lincoln.    .Ton  de  St.  Valery, 

F.       St.  Walley  or  St.  Wallery,  Beckeley, 

co.    Oxford,    temp.    William    the    Conqueror. 

Joan   de  Sein  "Waleri  or  Sein  Walleri,  E. 

Samson,  V*. 
Or  two  lions  pass,  counterpass.  guard,  gu.   Abcot. 
Or    two    lions    ramp,    addorsed    gu.         Bryan. 

Cordes. 
Or  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed  in  fess  gu.      Sire 

de  Waderieount,  A,  or  Wadripun,  D. 
Or  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  gu.     Winchcomb. 

Wycomb.     Wycombe,  V. 
Or  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  gu.  langued  and 

armed  az.     Wycomb.     Wycombe. 
Or  two  lions   pass.   sa.    Arlington.     O'Rourk, 

Ireland. 
Or  two  lions  pass.  sa.  a  label  gu.     Sire  John  de 

Goldintone,  0.     Monsire  de  Goldington,  Y. 
Or    two     lions      pass.     sa.     crowned     of     the 

first.     Cranford.     Cremford    or    Cramford. 

Grandford. 
Or  two   lions   pass,   guard,   sa.      Sir    John    de 

Godington,  R.    Attributed  to  Rushout,  Bart. 

1730. 
Or  two  lions  ramp.  sa.      Enemead,   quartering 

arg.  two  lions  ramp.  gu. 
Paly  of  four  erm.  and  vert  two  lions  pass.  gu. 

LOWTHWICK.      LOWTHWYKE,   F. 

Pean  two  lions  pass,  per  pale  or  and  arg.  Dottin, 
Grenada  Hall,  in  Barbadoes  ;  and  Bugle  Hall, 
co.  Hants. 

Per  bend  or  and  az.  two  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     "Vennor. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp 
combatant  sa.    Leigh  or  Lea. 

Per  chev.  indented  arg.  and  purp.  two  lions  ramp, 
in  chief  of  the  second.     Skipton,  1730. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant 
or.     Honour  of  Clare  or  Clarence. 

Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp, 
combatant  of  the  second.     Lee  or  Lea. 

Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp, 
combatant  sa.  armed  and  langued  of  the  second. 
Lee  or  Lea,  St.  Julian's,  and  Sopwell,  co. 
Hertford. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp. 
or.     Bery,  Norfolk. 

Per  chev.  indented  sa.  aDd  erm.  in  chief  two 
lions  ramp.  or.  Bures  or  Bowers,  Norfolk 
and  Suffolk. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  two  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed  armed  and  langued  gu.  Payne,  East 
Grinstead;  and  Newick,  Sussex;  granted  25 
Feb. 1661 


BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  two  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Braytoft,    Braytoft,    co.    Lincoln. 

SCARLTON. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed 
counterchanged.  Gregory,  High  Hurst,  co. 
Lancaster;  and  Rodington,  co.  Salop. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed 
counterchanged  langued  gu.  Gregory,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London,  1451 ;  Harl.  MS.  1349. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  two.lions  ramp,  combatant 

counterchanged.     Schotbotts,  V. 
Per  pale  arg.  and   az.  two   lions   ramp,  guard, 
addorsed    counterchanged.       Gregory,    Lord 
Mayor  of  London,  1451. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  two  lions  ramp,  reguard. 

addorsed  counterchanged.     Schotbotts,  V*. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant 

counterchanged.     Bishton. 
Per  pale  indented  arg.  and  sa.  two  lions  ramp,  com- 
batant counterchanged.  Shotbolt,  co.  Hertford. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  two  lions  pass.  or.    Madock, 

V*.     Madok,  V. 
Per    pale    az.    and    gu.    two     lions     pass.     or. 
Maddox,  Wormleybury,  co.  Herts ;  Baronetcy 
11  March,  1675-6,' extinct  14  December,  1716; 
descended  from  Maddox,  Boughton,  Kent;  tbe 
heirs,  in.  Rudyerd  and  Pollen. 
Per  pale  indented  az.  and  or  two  lions   ramp. 
combatant  holding  a  crescent  counterchanged. 
Hone,  the  Spa,  co.  Gloucester. 
Per  pale  gu.  and   arg.  two  lions    ....    counter- 
changed.     Ellesworth. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  two  lions  pass.  or.     Madox, 
co.    Hertford;     London;     and   Masterley,   co. 
Salop. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  two  lions  pass,  in  fess  or. 

Maddocks. 

Per  pale  gu.   and  vert   two    lions    pass,    guard. 

arg.     Geffri  de  Abitot,   de  Hyndelippe  in  a 

later  hand,  F. 

Per  pale  or   and  az.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed 

counterchanged  langued  gu.     Wm.  Gregory, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1451,  Harl.  MS.  1349. 

Per  pale  or  and    az.  two  lions  ramp,  reguard. 

addorsed  counterchanged.     Schotbot,  V. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  two  lions  pass,  respectant  in 

fess  counterchanged.     Evatt. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed 
counterchanged.     Blayney,   co.    Montgomery. 
Delwood,  quartered  by  Ithell,  1730. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant 

counterchanged.     Whaplod. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters    a    lion    ramp.    gu.   Pollexfen,    co. 
Devon,   W.     Pollexfen,    Kitley,   co.  Devon, 
Visitation  1620;  the  heiress  m.  Bastard. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  first  (?  and  fourth 
quarters)  a  lion  rump,  of  the  second.   Breton. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  second  and  third 
quarters  a  lion  ramp,  or  over  all  on  a  bend  gu. 
three  annulets  of  the  third.   Hulbert,  granted 
1039.    Hurlebert. 
Quarterly  erm.  and  gu.  in  the  first  and  fourth 

quarters  a  lion  ramp over  all  an  arrow  in 

bend  sinister   point  upwards  ....       Foskett, 
Rosehill,  Abbott's  Langley,  co.  Hertford. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  (?  and  fourth 

quarters)  a  lion  pass.  az.     Sorrey. 
Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  in  the  first  (?  and  fourth 

quarters)  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.     Breton. 
Sa,    two    lions    pass.    arg.      Gleke.      Roches. 
Stragriers.    Strangeways. 


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BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  oppressed  with  as  many 
pales  gu.     Gleke. 

Sa.  crusily  fitchy  (crusily  only  V*.)  or  two  lions 
pass.  arg.    John  Wybury,  V. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  counter-pass.  arg.  collared  gu. 
Gleg. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  counter-pass.  arg.  collared  gu. 
the  one  in  chief  towards  the  sinister.  Glegg 
or  Glegge,  Grange  and  Irbie,  co.  Chester ; 
descended  from  Glegg,  Gayton,  co.  Chester ; 
the  heiress  m.  Baskervyle. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Dymoke, 
Scrivelsby,  co.  Lincoln ;  quartering,  among 
many  other  coats,  Ludlow,  Marmyon,  Welles, 
Warterton,  Talboys,  Umfraville,  and  Kyuie; 
Baronetcy  1841.  M.  John  Dymoke,  S,  Y.  Sir 
Robert  Dymoke,  V.  Dymoke  or  Dimock. 
Dymoke,  Grebby  Hall,  co.  Lincoln;  descended 
from  Dymoke,  Scrivelsby;  the  heiress  m.  Wells. 
Hartwell.     John  de  Herunvile,  F,  354. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned  or  each  holding 
a  fleur-de-lis  az.  De  Wyrley,  co.  Stafford; 
granted  (1328  ?). 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  Sir  ....  de 
Britley,  V.  Roche.  John  de  Roches,  Y. 
Roches,  V. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  debruised  by  as 
many  palets  gu.  Glegg,  V*.  Glegge, 
Wvrall,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Sa.  two  lions  ramp,  addorsed  arg.  Waderpond, 
France. 

Sa.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  arg.  crowned  or. 
Prale  or  Prall.     Pralle,  V. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass.  erm.  ducally  crowned  or. 
Felton,  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass.  or.  Arnold,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Ekeney.  Sir  Nicholas  Kerkeby,  V.  Keverell, 
Keverell,  Cornwall.     Kirkeby. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  or  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 
Ekenry. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  or  debruised  by  as  many 
palets  gu.     Gleke. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  crowned  or.     Harewell. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or.     Rushout. 

Sa.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  or.  Nicholas 
Carter,  31. D,  Willesborow,  Kent;  and  Lon- 
don; 1730. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  paly  of  six  (another,  of  eight) 
arg.  and  gu.  (usurped  by  Cuthbert  or 
Cutbert)  ;  Steangwayes,  Alne,  and  Well,  co. 
York;  and  Barham  Wood,  co.  Hertford;  des- 
cended, through  the  marriage  of  James 
Strangways  with  a  heir  of  Conyers  of  Ormsby, 
co.  York,  from  Sir  James  Strangwish,  Harlesey 
Castle,  co.  York,  a  branch  of  Strangwayes, 
Melbnry  Sampford,  co.  Dorset;  the  heirs  m. 
Horner  and  Fox.  Strangways  V*.  Sir  .... 
Strangwish,  co.  Dorset,  V. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  paly  of  six  (another,  of  eight) 
arg.  and  gu.  armed  or.  Strangaysshe,  Harle- 
sey, co.  York. 

Vert  two  lions  pass.  arg.  Mirfield,  Thurcroft, 
co.  York. 

Vert  two  lions  pass.  arg.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Myrfeld,  Tonge. 

Vert  two  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Merefield. 
Merfeld,  V. 

Vert  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Merefield. 

Vert  two  lions  pass.  erm.  crowned  or.     Sr 

de  Merfeld,  V. 

Vert  two  lions  pass.  or.  William  de  Marchia, 
Bishop  of  Bath,  etc,  1-293-1802. 


BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Vert  two  lions  ramp,  in  fess  or.     Knighton. 

Vert  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  or.  Mason, 
Didlebury  and  Minton,  co.  Salop. 

Vert  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  supporting  a 
sinister  hand  or.  Riley,  Forest  Hill,  co.  Berks. 
O'Reilly,  Heath  House,  Queen's  County; 
Boyne  Lodge,  co.  Meath  ;  Ballykilchrist,  Bally- 
morris,  and  Anneville,  co.  Longford. 

2  OXEN 

Arg.  two  bulls  pass each  having  a  hell  sus- 
pended round  the  neck. . . .  armed  and  hoofed 
or.    Defolx. 

Sa.  two  bullocks  pass.  or.     Stayler. 

2  SQUIRRELS 

Arg.  two  squirrels  sejant  addorsed  cracking  nuts 

gu.     William   Samuell,  co.    Northampton,  W. 

Samwell,  Upton  and  Gayton,co.  Northampton; 

Baronetcy    22  Dec.  1675,  extinct  18  October 

1789. 
Arg.  two  squirrels  sejant  gu.     Kocker. 
Erm.  two  squirrels  ramp,  addorsed  gu.     George 

Samuell  or  Samwell,  co.  York,  W. 
Erm.  two  squirrels  ramp.  (Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo. 

37     b,     but    another     sejant)    addorsed     gu. 

Samuell,  alias  Samwell,  Doncaster,  co.  York. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  paly  of  six  vert  and  arg.  in 

chief  two  squirrels  sejant  respectant  cracking 

nuts  or.     Adott,  V. 

2  URCHINS 
Gu.twro  porcupines  arg.  MERiCKE,Wigmore  Castle, 

Hereford,  1560,  and  co.  Radnor. 
2  WOLVES 
Az.  two  wolves  pass,  coward  or.     Paynell. 
Az.  two  wolves  (another,  foxes)  statant  ( pass.  V*.) 

reguard.  their  tails  reflexed  betw.  their  legs  or. 

Pavell,  V. 
Gu.  two  wolves  pass.  arg.     Low.     Le  Lowe,  V*. 

Lowe,  co.  Salop  ;  Walden,  Essex ;  and  Lowe,  co. 

Worcester. 
Gu.  two  wolves  statant  arg.     Le  Low,  V. 
Or   two  wolves  pass.  sa.   mouths    embrued   gu. 

Oliver  Peard,  Mayor  of  Barnstaple,  co.  Devon, 

1575;  the  heiress  m.  Dickinson. 
Sa.  two  wolves  pass.  arg.    Wolf.    Wolfe,  V*. 
Sa.  two  wolves  statant  arg.  Sir  William  Wolfe,  V. 
Vert  two  wolves  pass.  or.     Stanhop. 

2  BOARS  and  in  chief 

Axes 
Arg.  two  boars  ramp,  combatant  ppr.  in  chief  two 
battle-axes  in  saltire  of  the  last.     Mac  Swynie, 
Ireland. 
Canton 
Az.  two  boars  pass,  or  a  canton  erm.    Sherrard, 
co.  Stafford. 

2  DEER  and  in  chief 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  two  harts  counter  trippant 
or  in  chief  a  fountain  ppr.     Hart. 

2  DOGS  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief. . .  .Estoiles 
Arg.  two  greyhounds  courant  sa.  on  a  chief  az. 
three  estoiles  or.  More,  Essex  ;  co.  Lincoln; 
London ;  and  co.  Stafford  ;  confirmed  14  July 
1593.  Moore,  Lincoln's  Inn;  quartering  sa. 
two  palets  arg.  on  a  fess  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
or. 
Arg.  two  greyhounds  courant  sa.  on  a  chief  az. 
three  estoiles  of  six  points  or  a  crescent  for 
diff.  David  Moore,  1693,  in  Chertsey  Church, 
Surrey. 


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BEASTS.       2  DOGS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont Head 

Sa.  two  greyhounds  ramp,  reguard.  addorsed  arg. 

in  chief  betw.  them  a  fawn's  head  cabossed  or. 

Barnard,  co.  Hants,  V. 

2  FOXES  and  in  chief 

Purp.  two  foxes  ramp,  combatant  arg.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  a  dove  volant  . . .  O'Donoghue 
of  the  Glens,  in  Mucross  Abbey. 

2  LEOPARDS  and  in  chief 

Arg.  two  leopards  pass.  sa.  on  a  cbief  of  the  se- 
cond three  covered  cups  or.    Wyrall,  co.  York. 

2  LIONS  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Gu.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  canton  or  fretty  sa. 

Bokeland. 
Sa.two  lions  pass,  paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  in  the  dex- 
ter chief  a  canton  of  the  second.    Strangwayes, 
Alne,  co.  York;  quartering  Swainston. 

on  a  Canton Fret 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  canton  or  a  fret  sa. 
Rutt,  co.  Buckingham. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  fret  or. 
Wroth. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  three  plates. 
Francis  Godwin,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1G01; 
Hereford  1617-33. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 
three  bezants.     Godwyn,  Kent. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  sa.  langued  gu.  on  a  can- 
ton of  the  second  three  bezants.  Thomas 
Godwin,  Bishop  of_Bath,  etc.,  1584-90. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  guard  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the 
second  three  bezants.     Goodwin. 

Chief 

Arg.    two    lions    pass,    guard,    sa.    a    chief  gu. 

Weatherall  or  Weatherell.    Wetherall. 
Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  and  a  chief  arg. 

Ores,  Oundle,  co.  Northampton,  W.      Oakes 

or  Ores,  Oundle;  quartering  sa.  a  fess  betw. 

six  acorns  or. 
Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  or   a  chief  arg. 

Ores,  V*. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  two  lions  pass,  in  fess  and  a 

chief  engr.  counterchanged.    Jones,  Ireland. 

on  a  Chief Bird 

Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  a  dove  wings  expanded  of  the  first. 
Royer,  Westminster;  certified  May  1779. 

....  Cups 

Arg.  two  lions  pass.  sa.  on  a  chief  indented  of  the 

last  three  covered  cups  or.     Wetherall,  co. 

Lincoln. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  the  first  gu.  the  second 

sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  covered  cups  or. 

Hugh  Wyrall,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  (sa. 

Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  8  b.)  three  covered  cups  or. 

Wetherall  Wyrall  or  Wyrrall,  Loversall, 

co. York;  confirmed  1537. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  on  a  chief  dancetty 

of  the  second  three  covered  cups   arg.       Sir 

Charles  Wetherell,  Attorney-General  1826. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the 

second  three  covei'ed  cups  or.  Bew.  Worrell. 

Wyrall,  co.  York. 
Or  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three 

covered  cups  of  the  field.    Worrell,  London. 


BEASTS.    2  LIONS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont Figure 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  on  a  cbief  az.  the 
Virgin  Mary  a  circle  of  glory  over  her  head  sit- 
ting on  a  tombstone  issuant  from  the  chief  in 
the  dexter  arm  the  infant  Saviour  head  radiant 
in  her  sinister  hand  a  sceptre  all  as  the  se- 
cond.    Bishopric  of  Lincoln,  XI. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  on   a  chief  arg.  a 
mitre  .    . .  betw.  two  crosiers  az.     Benedictine 
Abbey  at  Malmesbury,  co.  Wilts. 
Rock 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  rock  issuant  from 
the  sea  all  ppr.     Coesvelt. 
Roundles 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three    ogresses.  Goodinge,    Henley,    co. 

Oxford. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant 
counterchanged  on  a  chief  sa.  five  bezants  two 
one  and  two.    Whaplod.     Whaplode,  V. 
Quarter 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  quarter  sa.  fretty  or. 
John  Bicklonde,  Y. 
on  a  Quarter Fret 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp.  gu.  on  a  quarter  sa.  a  fret 
or.     Bukell.     Bukeshill,  Sussex. 

Gu.  two  lioncels  ramp,  guard,  or  armed  and  lan- 
gued az.  on  a  quarter  of  the  second  a  fret  of 
the  first.  Jones,  Bealanamore  and  Headford, 
co.  Leitrim ;  derived  from  Jones,  Dublin,  de- 
scended from  Wales,  1662;  quartering  Hay  ward, 
Coote,  and  Cuffe. 
Swords 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  holding  a  garb  or 
in  chief  three  swords  two  in  saltire  points  up- 
ward and  one  fesswise  hilt  to  the  sinister  ppr. 
O'Breanon,  Jobh,  Ireland. 

2  WOLVES  and  in  chief 

Gu.  two  wolves  pass,  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  demi 
rose  of  the  field.    Vellowes. 

2  DEER  and  in  base .... 

Per  chevron  crenely  vert  and  arg.  in  chief  two 
bucks  trippant  ppr.  each  gorged  with  a  collar  or 
in  base  a  cross  flory  of  the  first.  Parkhouse, 
Eastfield  Lodge,  Bittern,  co.  Hants;  derived 
from  Parkhouse,  co.  Devon. 

2  DOGS  and  in  base.... 
Az.  two  talbots  in  chief  and  a  spur-rowel  in  base 
or.    Vivian,  France. 

2  LIONS  and  in  base .... 
Anchor 
Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  in  chief  two   lions  ramp. 

guard,  in  fess  and  in  base  an  anchor  with  cable 

counterchanged.    Young,  Formosa  Place,  co. 

Buckingham ;  Baronetcy  24  November  1813. 
Quarterly  indented  arg.  and  az.  in  the  first  and 

second  quarters  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  in  the  third 

an  anchor  cabled  or  in  the  fourth  a  crescent. . . . 

Sutton,  Middlesex. 
Beast  (Boar) 
Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  in  chief  two  lions  pass,  guard. 

in  base  a  boar  pass,  counterchanged.    Eason. 
Per  chev.  or  and  vert  in  chief  two  lions  pass. 

guard,  gu.  in  base  a  boar  pass,  of  the  first. 

M'Donagh,  Ireland. 


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BEASTS.     2  LIONS  and  in  base cont. 

Crescent 

Az.  in  chief  two  lions respectant  supporting 

a  garb  in  the  dexter  base   a  crescent  or  in  the 
sinister  an  Irish  harp  gold  stringed  arg.     (The 
ancient  arms  of)  Fogarty. 
Crescents 
Az.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  ....  supporting  a 
sword  in  pale  ....  in  base  two  crescents. . . 
Maher. 
Fish 
Vert  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  arg.  supporting  a 
sinister  hand  couped  gu.  in  base  a  fish  of  the 
second.     O'Neill. 
Fleur-de-lis 
Fer  chev.  gu.  and  az.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp, 
combatant    in    base    a    fleur-de-lis    or.       Sir 
John   de   Clarence,  natural  son    of  Thomas 
Duke  of  Clarence,  son  of  Henry  IV ;  Planche, 
Poursuivant,  p.  155.  Sir    Bartholomew 
Clarence,  V. 
Per  chevron  gu.  aud  az.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp, 
guard,  combatant  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Sir 
John  de  Clarence,  Z,  311. 
Key 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  in    chief  two  demi-lions 
ramp,  couped  in  base  a  key  in  pale  or.     Flint. 
Mascles 
Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp,  in 
base  three  mascles  counterchanged.    Ogyston, 
Scotland. 
Mullet 
Per  chev and    ....   in    chief  two  demi- 
lions    ramp in    base    a    mullet     .... 

Redington,      Kilcornan ;      descended      from 
Redington,  Creganna,  co.  Galway. 
Swords 
Az.  two  lions  ramp,  or  supporting  a  tower  arg.  in 
base  a  scimitar  pomel  and  hilt  towards   the 
sinister  betw.  two  other  scimitars  pomels  and 
hilts  to  the  dexter  ppr.  impaled  with  gu.  on  a 
bend    or    betw.    three    fleurs-de-lis    arg.    six 
ogresses  all  within   a  bordure  gold.      Guyon, 
Richmond,  Surrey;  granted  .... 
Tree 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp,  of 
the  second  in  base   an   oak-tree  fructed   or. 
Timpson,  Exeter  and  Ireland;  granted  1767. 
2  SQUIRRELS  and  in  base 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  squirrels  se- 
jant cracking  nuts  ....  in  base  three  piles 
vert.    Addots. 

2  DEER  betw.  or  within .... 
Sa.  two  bucks  courant  arg.  within  an  orle  of  be- 
zants.    Andrew  Bockeeell,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  V. 

2  DOGS  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 
Per  chev.  erm.  and  sa.  two  greyhounds  in  full 
course  ....  within  a  bordure  az.  semy-de-lis 
or.     Badlowe. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  greyhounds 
ramp,  respectant  arg.  a  bordure   az.  charged 
with  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Bladlow,  V. 
Chevrons 
Arg.  two  talbots  pass.  ( counterpassant,'  V*.)  re- 
spectant betw.  as  many  chevronels  sa.  within 
a  bordure  engr.  gu.    Bealbrengee,  V. 
Flaunches 
Or  two  talbots  pass.  sa.  langued  gu.  betw.  two 
flaunches  of  the  second.    Aldham,  Shrimpling, 
Norfolk. 


BEASTS.    2  DOGS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads 
Sa.  two  greyhounds  ....  addorsed  arg.  betw.  as 
many  buck's  heads  cabossed  or.     Baenaed. 

2  FOXES  betw.  or  within 

Per  chev.  az.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  foxes  pass, 
arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the  first  charged  with 
eight  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Bledlow,  London. 

2  LEOPARDS  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  two  leopards  pass,  or  over  all  a  bend  az.  with- 
in a  bordure  of  the  last  semy-de-lis  gold. 
Holland. 
Gu.  two  leopards  pass,  or  over  all  a  bend  az. 
within  a  bordure  of  the  last  semy  of  escallops 
arg.    Holland. 

2  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

Bends 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  in  bend  sa.  betw.  as  many 

cotises   gu.      Kekewich,   co.   Lancaster;    and 

Peamore,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  in  bend  sa.  betw.  as 

many  bendlets  gu.      John  Kekewiche,  V. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  as  many  cotises 

sa.     Kemish  or  Keymiche,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,   in   bend.  betw.  as  many 

cotises  sa.     Kelwich. 
Birds  (Martlets) 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  within  an  orle  of  martlets 

(of  the  second,  another  sa.,  another)  or.      Sir 

John  Le  Straunge,  L. 

(Parrots) 

Or  two  lions  pass.  gu.  betw.  three  popinjays  ppr. 

Pedwardyn. 
Bordure 
....    two  lions  pass,  guard crowned  .... 

within  a  bordure  ....  semy  of  roundles  .... 

Henry  de  Blois,  Bp.  of  Winchester  1129-71. 
Arg.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  crowned  or  within 

a  bordure  engr.  gu.     Catisby,  co.  Warwick. 
Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  within  a  bordure 

gu.   William  Edendon,  Edindon,  or  Edington, 

Bishop    of    Winchester    1346-66;    Add.    MS. 

12443,  fo.  130. 
Az.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr. 

or.     Seymoite. 
Az.  two  lions   pass,   or  within   a  bordure   arg. 

William   Edendon,    Edindon    or    Edington, 

Bishop  of  Winchester  1346-66,  Harl.  MS.  6100. 
Az.  two  lions   pass,   or  within  a  bordure    gu. 

William   Edendon,    Edindon,    or    Edington, 

Bishop    of  Winchester    1346-66;    Add.    MS. 

12443,  fo.  130.     Edington.      Sire  Henri   de 

Eedingtone,  N. 
Az.    two    lions    pass,    within    a    bordure    or. 

Edington. 
Az.  two  lions  pass  guard,  within  a  bordure  engr. 

or.    M.  William  Baeee,  S. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

Sire  Roger  le  Lessteannge,  J.  Steange, 

London. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

over  all  a  bendlet  erra.    Esteange. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  within  a  bordure  flory  counter- 

flory  arg.    Felton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  within   a  bordure  indented 

arg.  over  all  as  many  bends  az.     Estrange. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  within  a  bordure  engr. 

arg.     L'E strange,  Lord  of  Ellesmere,  1301. 
Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  under  one  head  arg. 

crowned  az.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second. 

Kellam  or  Kxllom,  Hickleton,  co.  York;  quar- 
tering Preston. 


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BEASTS.      2  LIONS  betw.  or  within cont.    ,  BEASTS.    2  LIONS  betw.  or  within cont. 


Bordure  cont. 

Gu.  two  lious  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  az. 
Gernon,  co.  Hereford. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
or.  Estrange.  Roger  Le  Strange,  E ;  or 
Straunge,  G.    Talbot. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  indented 
or.     Sire  Roger  Le  Estrange,  N. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  in- 
dented or  over  all  a  baton  az.  Sire  Johan  Le 
Estraunge, N. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  sa.     Ilcombe.     Sall,  co.  Devon,  W. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  conjoined  with  one  head  or 
crowned  az.  within  a  bordure  arg.     Kellam. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  under  one  head 
guard,  or  crowned  az.  within  a  bordure  arg. 
James  Kellam,  V. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  or  within  a  bordure  az. 
Garnon,  Garnons,  co.  Hereford;  and  Harnhill, 
co.  Gloucester;  quartering  sa.  a  chev.  betw. 
three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.,  with  arg.  a  chev.  betw. 
three  dolphins  embowed  haurient  az.  Garnons, 
Colommendy,  co.  Denbigh  ;  quartenngVaughan, 
Wynne,  and  Wynne. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  oppressed  by  a  bend 
az.  within  a  bordure  of  the  third  semy  de  lis 
Holland. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  oppressed  by  abend 
az.  within  a  bordure  of  the  third  semy  of  es- 
callops arg.     Holland. 

Gu.  two  lions  ramp,  or  crowned  az.  within  a 
bordure  of  the  second.     Kellam. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  within  a  bordure  az.    Dudley. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  az.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  escallops  of  the  first. 
Ware,  co.  Devon;  Leigh,  Essex;  and  Ireland. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  az.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
within  a  bordure  of  the  second  charged  with 
twelve  escallops  of  the  first.  Hibbert-WARE, 
Edinburgh ;  quartering  Hibbert. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  within  a  bordure  engr.  az. 
John  Dudley.  Serjeant  of  the  Pastry  to  Queen 
Elizabeth  ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  az.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
charged  with  eight  martlets  of  the  first.  Sir 
John  de  Vaus,  co.  Worcester,  temp.  Edward  I, 
V.     Sir  John  de  Wayez  or  Wayz,  L. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  az.  within  a  bordure  gn. 
charged  with  eight  escallops  of  the  first. 
Ware. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  guard,  az.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
charged  with  martlets  of  the  first.  Sir  John 
Wey,  hut  in  the  margin  Ware  or  Were,  L. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  within  a  bordui'e  az. 
Deton. 

Quarterly  or  and  arg.  two  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa. 
within  a  bordure  az.  and  gu.  Curry,  descended 
from  O'Cuirie,  a  branch  'of  the  O'Rourkes, 
lords  of  I  Brien  Brefney,  now  part  of  co. 
Cavan. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  within  a  bordure  engr. 
or.  Rushout,  Milnst  Maylards  or  Milast 
Green,  Essex  ;  North  wick  Park,  co.  Worcester ; 
Thirlestane  House,  co.  Gloucester;  and  Har- 
row, Middlesex  ;  Baronetcy  17  July  1661 ;  cre- 
ated Baron  North  wick  26  October  1797. 
Cockerell-RusHouT,  now  Rushout-RusHOUT, 
Sezincot,  co.  Gloucester  ;  quartering  Cockerell ; 
Baronetcy  25  September  1809. 

Yert  two  lions  sejant  under  one  head  within  a 
bordure  engr.  arg.     Atwater. 


Bordure  cont. 

Vert  two  lions  ramp.  comb,  under  one  head  guard. 
or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.      Atwaler,  V*. 
Atwater,  V. 
Castles 

Az.  in  the  sinister  chief  and  dexter  base  points  a 
lion  ramp.  erm.  ducally  crowned  or  in  the  oppo- 
site points  a  tower  arg.  Skrine,  Warleigh,  co. 
Somerset;  and  Stubbings,  co.  Buckingham. 

Gu.  in  the  sinister  chief  and  dexter  base  points  a 
lion  ramp,  in  the  opposite  points  a  tower  arg. 
Skearne  Skerne  Skryne  or  Skyre. 

Gu.  in  the  sinister  chief  and  dexter  base  points  a 
lion  ramp,  in  the  opposite  points  a  tower  or. 
Skearne  or  Skerne,  Bonby,  co.  Lincoln,  and 
Portington,  co.  York. 

Gu.  in  the  sinister  chief  and  dexter  base  points  a 
lion  ramp,  in  the  opposite  points  a  tower  triple 
towered     or.  Castelyon,      co.      Lincoln. 

Castillon. 
Chevrons 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  respectant  enclosed  betw.  as 
many  chevrons  arg.  Chit-man.  Chipnam,  V. 
Chypenham,  V. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass,  respectant  the  first  or  the  se- 
cond  arg.   betw.  two    chevrons    as    the    last. 
Chipenham  or  Chipnam,  V*. 
Crosses 

Or  two  lions  pnss.  and  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  Garth,  Morden,  Surrey;  granted  1564; 
the  heiress  m.  Stone.     Geart. 

Sa.  two  lioDS  pass.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  arg. 
Springestowe. 

Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or.  Dalberg-AcTON,  Aldenham  Hall,  and 
Round  Aston,  co.  Salop ;  Baronetcy  17  January 
1643-4;  derived  from  William  de  Acton  Burnel, 
temp.  Edward  III:  and  its  branches  Acton, 
Acton  Scott,  co.  Salop  (the  heiress  m.  Stack- 
house)  ;  and  Acton,  Gatacre  Park,  co.  Salop. 

Or  two  lions  pass.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  sa. 
Goodrich. 
Estoiles 

Arg.  two  lions  ramp.  comb,  supporting  a  dexter 
hand  gu.  in  chief  three  estoiles. . .  .and  in  base 
a  salmon  naiant. . . .  Johnson,  New  York, U.S.; 
and  Twickenham,  Middlesex. 

Arg.  two  lions  pass,  within  an  orle  of  estoiles  or. 
De  Casnets,  Coventry,  and  Glentham,  co.  War- 
wick. 

Flaunches 

Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or  betw.  as  many 
flaunches  erm.  Chibnale  or  Chibnall,  Fil- 
mersham,  co.  Bedford;  Astwood,  co.  Bucking- 
ham ;  and  co.  Northampton. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  guard,  between  as  many 
flaunches  az.  over  all  on  a  fess  gu.  three  be- 
zants. Noble,  Cornwall :  Belson,  and  Bishops 
Fenton,  co.  Devon ;  and  Banning,  Maidstone, 
Kent. 

Sa.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  betw.  as  many  flaunches 
of  tbelasteach  charged  withafess  az.  Steed, V*. 
Fleur-de-lis 
Az.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  the  verge  of  the  escu- 
cheon   charged  with  demi-fleurs-de-lis  or.     An 
augmentation  granted  to   Catherine   Howard, 
fifth  wife  of  Henry  VIII ;  Z,  489. 
Flowers 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  enclosed  betw.  three  roses  in 
pale  arg.     Hughes,  Kinrael  Park,  co.  Denbigh, 
Baron  Dinorben,  10  September  1831 ;  extinct 
6  October  1852. 

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BEASTS.      2  LIONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads 
Quarterly  per  fess  wavy  az.  and  or  in  the  first  and 
fourth    quarters   a  liou   sejant   extending  the 
dexter  paw  arg.  in  the  second  aud  third  a  fox's 
head  erased  gu.     Thompson,  London. 

Mullets 
Arg.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  supporting  a  dex- 
ter hand  couped  at  the   wrist  in    chief  three 
mullets  gu.  on   the  base  in  waves   a  salmon 
naiant  ppr.     O'Neale,  Ireland. 
Arg.  two   lions   ramp,   combatant    supporting   a 
sinister  hand  apaumy  couped  at  the  wrist  in 
chief  three  mullets  gu.  in  base  a  salmon  naiant 
ppr.     O'Neill,  Upper  Clanaboys,  Ireland;  Ba- 
ronetcy 13  November  1643;  extinct  (?). 
Sa.  two  lions  ramp,  supporting  a  sinister  hand 

betw.  three  mullets  arg.     Donnell,  Ireland. 
Sa.  two  lions  respectant  arg.  supporting  a  sinister 
hand  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  of  the  second. 
Donnell. 
Tressure 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  within  a  double  tressure  arg. 

Felton. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  arg.     John  Felton,   X.     William 
Felton,  Y.    Felton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  within  a  double 
tressure  flory  counterflory  of  the  second.     Sr. 
John  de  Felton,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 
Gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  within  a  double  tressure 
flory  counterflory  or.     M.  John  de  Felton,  S. 

2  OTTERS  betw.  or  within .... 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  two  otters  enclosed  betw. 
three  5-foils  in  pale  counterchanged.  Horton, 
Kent. 

2  SQUIRRELS  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 
Arg.  two  squirrels  sejant  addorsed  gu.  within  a 
bordure  sa.     Sahwell,  Cornwall. 
Crosses 
Arg.  two  squirrels  ramp,  combatant  gu.  betw.  eight 
crosses  croslet  three   one   three  and   one   sa. 
Wood,  V. 
Arg.  two  squirrels  sejant  affrontant  gu.  betw.  nine 
crosses  croslet  sa.     Wood,  V*. 

2  WOLVES  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 

Arg.  two  wolves  pass.  sa.  on  a  bordure  gu.  eight 
pair  of  lion's  gambs  in  saltire  or.     Ayala. 

Arg.  two  wolves  pass.  sa.  within  a  bordure  or 
fretty  gu.     Ayala,  Spain. 

Arg.  two  wolves  (pass.  V*.)  statant  sa.  on  a  bor- 
dure or  eight  saltires  couped  gu.  John  Ayaea, 
Spain,  V. 

4-Foils 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  two  wolves  pass,  enclosed 
betw.  three  4-foils  in  pale  within  a  bordure 
counterchanged.     Horden,  Kent. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  two  wolves  pass,  enclosed 
betw.  three  4-foils  in  pale  counterchanged  with- 
in a  bordure  per  pale  gu.  and  or.  Horden, 
Kent,  V. 

5-Foils 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  two  wolves  enclosed  betw. 
three  5-foils  in  pale  counterchanged  within  a 
bordure  per  pale  gu.  and  or.  Habding,  Kent. 
Horden. 


BEASTS.  2  DOGS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 
Head 

Gu.  two  greyhounds  salient  countersalient  in  sal- 
tire  the  dexter  surmounted  of  the  sinister  arg. 
collared  of  the  field  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  two 
and  one  in  chief  a  stag's  head  couped  attired 
with  ten  tynes  or.  Udney,  That  Ilk. 
Horn 

Arg.  two  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  sa.  in  chief 
a  buglehorn  of  the  last  stringed  gu.  within  a 
bordure  az.  Scougall,  Edinburgh.  And  with 
the  bordure  wavy.     Scougall,  Scotland. 

2  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Or  two  lions  pass.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  sa.  a  canton  gu.  for  diff.  Lowndes, 
Mordon,  Surrey. 

2  SHEEP  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Quarterly  az.  and  or  in  the  first  and  fourth  quar- 
ters a  golden  fleece  in  the  second  and  third 
quarters  a  castle  gu.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  in 
fess  of  the  first  a  chief  erm.  Plewes  or 
Plowes,  granted,  20  October  1792,  to  John 
Plowes,  Leeds,  and  to  the  family  (of  his  great- 
uncle,  Matthew  Plowes)  at  Malaga  in  Spain, 
descended  from  Plewes,  Masham,  co.  York. 

2  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  base .... 
Crosses 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  purp.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp, 
combatant  sa.  in  base  three  crosses  patty  two 
and  one  of  the  first  all  within  a  bordure  az. 
charged  with  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Bledlow, 
London. 
Sword 

Az.  two  lions  ramp,  or  supporting  a  tower  arg.  in 
base  a  scimitar  pomel  and  hilt  towards  the 
sinister  betw.  two  others  towards  the  dexter 
ppr.  impaling  gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  arg.  six  pellets  all  within  a  bordure 
gold.     Guyon,  Richmond,  Surrey,  granted  .... 

On  2  LIONS 
Bendlets 

Sa.  on  two  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  three  bendlets 
to  each  gu.    Strangeways. 
Chevron 

Sa.  on  two  lions  ramp,  combataut  arg.  as  many 
chev.  of  the  field.    Thipenham. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Gu.  on  two  lions  pass.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  at  the 
shoulder  of  each  sa.  Mounsyer  John  Strange, T. 

Sa.  on  two  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned  or  a  fleur-de- 
lis  at  the  shoulder  of  each  az.     Herovill. 

Sa.  on  two  lions  pass.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  a 
fleur-de-lis     at     the     shoulder     of    each    az. 
Herwille. 
Roundles 

Gu.  on  two  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  spots  sa. 
Mare,  co.  Chester. 

On  2  CATS  and  in  chief 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  on  two  cats  pass,  guard,  arg. 
ogresses  on  a  canton  or  a  cross  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  R.  R.  Caton,  F.S.A.,  descended  from 
Caton, Denham,  Suffolk;  Thorpe-Abbots,  Nor- 
folk; Binbrook,  co.  Lincoln,  and  Carr  House, 
Howden,  co.  York ;  quartering  Constable  of 
Swaffham,  co.  Norfolk;  Bewley,  and  Good- 
hand,  co.  Lincoln ;  and  Hawksmore  or  Hock- 
more,  co.  Nottingham. 


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3  BADGERS 


Arg.  three  brocks  statant  az.     Brockhole,  V. 
Arg.  three  brocks  ppr.     Brock. 
Arg.  three  badgers  sa.     Brockhole  or  Brockole, 
Brockole,  co.  Lancaster. 

3  BATS 

Arg.  three  bats  displ.  sa.     Backcombe,  co.  Devon. 

Colyra,    V.      William    Heiworth,   Bishop   of 

Lichfield,  etc.,  1420-47. 
Or  three  bats  sa.     Bate. 

3  BEARS 

Arg.    three    bears    in    pale    sa.        Lowis,   V*. 

Travers,  V*.     Worcel,  V*. 
Arg.  three  bears  sa.     Litchfield,  Ditton. 
Arg.  three  bears  sa.  muzzled  or.      Bereham,  V*. 

Herbottyl,  F*. 
Arg.    three    bears     couchant     sa.     armed     gu. 

Rushbrooke. 
Arg.  three  bears  pass,  in  pale  sa.    De  Estrivers, 

Cumberland.     Travers,  co.  York. 
Arg.  three  bears  pass.  sa.     Brockhole,  V*. 
Arg.  three  bears  pass.  sa.  armed  gu.  muzzled  or. 

Berham,  Kent. 
Arg.  three  bears  pass.  sa.  muzzled  or.     Barbam. 

Bearcroft.  Richard  Berhalgh, A".  (Trevie?). 
Arg.  three  bears   statant  in   pale   sa.     Trivers. 

Lewes   Worcell,  V.      And  with   a  mullet  in 

dexter  chief  for  diff.    Travers,  Londoo,  1033-4 ; 

Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  31  b. 
Arg.  three  bears  statant  sa.  muzzled  or.  Bereham, 

Kent,  W.     Herbotyll,  V. 
Az.  three  bears  pass.  arg.     Travers. 
Az.  three  bears  (pass.  V*.)  statant  arg.  muzzled 

gu.     Traves,  F. 
Gu.  three  bears  arg.  Sire  Rich  ard  de  Barlingham, 

N.     Berlingham,  Essex. 
Or  three  bears  in  pale  sa.     Beram,  V*. 
Or  three  bears  pass.  sa.     Berham,  Kent,  1730. 
Or  three  bears  pass.  sa.  muzzled  gu.    Barram, 

Kent. 
Or  three  bears  statant  in  pale  sa.  Beram,  Kent,  V. 
Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  sa.  three  bears  muzzled 

counterchanged.     Quynborow,  Norfolk. 
Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  sa.  three  bears  pass. 

counterchanged.     Quinborotjgh,  Norfolk,  1716. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  three  bears  counterchanged. 

Bere. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.   three  bears    (pass.   V*.) 

statant   in   pale  counterchanged    muzzled  gu. 

Bere,  V. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  three  bears  statant  counter- 
changed  muzzled  gu.     Bere,  V. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  three  bears  counterchanged 

muzzled  gu.    Beram,  V*. 
Sa.  three  dancing  bears  or.    Bafford.    Basford, 

co.  Nottingham. 

3  BOARS 

Arg.  three  boars  az.     Elwike,  F*. 

Arg.  three  boars  pass.  az.     Elwick,  co.  York,  and 

Lancaster.     Elwyke. 
Arg.  three  boars  statant  az.    Elwyke,  V. 
Arg.  three  boars  gu.     Heriz. 
Arg.  three  boars  sa.     Swynne,  V*. 
Arg.  three  boars  barwise  sa.     Brothall. 
Arg.  three  boars  pass,  in  pale  sa.       Butler,   co. 

Somerset.  Newbold,  co.  York.  Sumpter. 
Arg.  three  boars  pass.  sa.  armed  or.  Swyne. 
Arg.  three  boars   (?  bears)  pass.  sa.  muzzled  or. 

Trevie,  Trevi,  Camelford,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  three  boars  statant  in  pale  sa.    Butteler,  V. 
Arg.  three  boars  statant  sa.     Swynno,  V. 


BEASTS. 


3  BOARS  cont. 


Arg.   three   boars   statant  with  bones    in    their 

mouths  sa.     Grizzlehurst. 
Az.  three  boars  in  pale  arg.     Bacon,  V*. 
Az.  three  boars  arg.     Goughe,  V*. 
Az.  three   boars    arg.   ears    tusks    and   feet   or. 

Goche    Gooche   or  Goodge,  Alvingham,   co. 

Lincoln. 
Az.    three    boars    pass,    in    pale    arg.        Philip 

Phichdan. 
Az.  three  boars  pass.  arg.       Bacon,  co.  Hants. 

Goche,  co.  Lincoln.     Googe.     Gouge,  Wales. 

Gough,  Wales. 
Az.  three  boars  statant  in  pale  arg.     Bacon,  V. 
Az.  three  boars  statant  arg.     Mathew  Goughe,  V. 
Az.  three  boars  pass.  or.     Abrell.     Bacon,  Nor- 
folk.    M'George,  Scotland. 
Az.  three  boars  pass,  or  a  fleur-de-lis  in  the  centre 

for  diff.     Bacon,  Harlston,  Norfolk. 
Az.  three  boars  statant  or.      Abrahall,  London, 

1633-4,  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  18  b. 
Az.  three  boars  in  pale  sa.     Butteler,  V*. 
Gu.  three  boars  pass.  arg.     Coates. 
Or  three  boars  (?  urchins)  statant  az.     Henry  de 

Herice,  A. 
Or  three  boars  pass,  in  pale  sa.     Heris. 
Or  three  boars  pass  sa.     Swyne. 
Sa.  three  boars  arg.     Robert  Swynehowe,  X. 
Sa.  three  boars  pass.  arg.  armed  or.   Winsington, 

co.  Gloucester. 
Sa.  three  boars  pass.  or.    Swinhoe,  Calcutta. 

3  CAMELS 

Or  three  camels  sa.    Camells,  V*. 

Or  three  camels  statant  sa.    Camells,  V. 

3  CATS 

Arg.  three  cats  pass,  in  pale  sa.  Keat  or  Keate, 
Hoo  and  Paul's  Walden,  co.  Hertford;  Baro- 
netcy 12  June  1600,  extinct  6  March  1757. 
Keate,  Woodford,  Essex,  and  Grovehurst, 
Kent.  Keats,  co.  Berks  and  co.  Gloucester. 
Kete,  St.  Columb,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  in  pale  sa.    Catt,  V. 

Arg.  three  cats  statant  guard,  in  pale  sa.  Keate 
or  Kete,  London,  1633-4,  impaling  Armstrong, 
Harl.  MS.  1858,  fo.  16  b. 

Erm.  three  cats  in  pale  az.  Adams,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1648;  Baronetcy  13  June  1660;  ex- 
tinct 12  April  1770.  Adams,  Charwelton,  co. 
Northampton,  1360;  the  heiress  ra.  Marriott. 
Adams,  Welton,  co.  Northampton,  a  branch  of 
Adams  of  Charwelton. 

Erm.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  in  pale  az.  Roger 
Adams  alias  Tasker,  London,  1584;  quartering 
arg.  three  bars  and  in  chief  as  many  lozenges 
az.,  with  or  a  fess  betw.  three  lions  ramp, 
guard  sa.,  and  az.  a  chevron  arg.  betw.  three 
3-foils  slipped  or;  altered  1590,  Harl.  3IS. 
1359,  fo.  105  b. 

Erm.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  az.     Tibbett. 

Erm.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  in  pale  az.  Roger 
Adams  alias  Tasker,  London,  1590;  granted 
by  Cooke,  W;  the  cats  two  and  one  proper,  V*. 

Erm.  three  cats  statant  guard,  in  pale  az.  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.  Adams,  London,  1633-4,  Harl. 
MS.  1358,  fo.  26  b. 

Erm.  three  cats  passant  in  pale  sa.    Adams. 

Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  sa.  three  cats  pass, 
arg.     Luppingcote,  co.  Devon. 

Per  fess  nebuly  gu.  and  sa.  three  cats  pass.  arg. 

Luppingcote,  Wybbery,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  three  cats  arg.     Lynch,  Kent. 


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BEASTS.  3  CATS  cont. 

Sa.  three  cats  pass,  in  pale  arg.      Schives,  Mure- 

ton,  Scotland. 
Sa.  three  civet  cats  pass,  in  pale  arg.     Seeves, 

Miurton,  Kimbach,  and  Kilwhiss,  Scotland. 
Sa.  three  cats  pass,  in  pale  arg.  (?  spotted  . . . . ) 

Shivez,    Muirtoun,    Scotland;   quartering    arg. 

on  a  cross  moline  sa.  a  mullet  of  the  field. 
Sa.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  arg.     John  Catrik  or 

Ketemche,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1414;  Lich- 
field, etc.,  1415;  Exeter,  1419-20. 
Sa.  three  cats   statant    (pass.  V*.)  guard,   arg. 

collared  and  belled  or.     Compton,  Catton,  V. 
Vert  three  cats  pass.  arg.      Gibbes,  Parrott,  co. 

Dorset. 

3  DEER 

Arg.  three  bucks  courant  gu.  attired  or.  Whalley, 
V*. 

Arg.  three  roebucks  in  full  course  gu.  Roe, 
Scotland. 

Arg.  three  stags  lodged  gu.    Jolly,  London. 

Arg.  three  harts  pass.  gu.  attired  or.  Whalley, 
co.  Lancaster;  and  Sussex. 

Arg.  three  bucks  (not  trippant  but)  passant  (in 
grant  20  May  1479-80,  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  74  b; 
and  repeated  when  an  impalement  was  granted 
1505,)  reguard.  gu.  attired  and  unguled  (not  sa. 
but)  or.  Company  of  Leathersellers,  Lon- 
don. 

Arg.  three  harts  springing  gu.  attired  or. 
Whalley,  Sussex,  V. 

Arg.  three  roebucks  ppr.  attired  or.  Rone,  Long- 
ford, co.  Salop. 

Arg.  three  bucks  trippant  ppr.  Browne,  Middle- 
sex.    Rone,  Samborne  Hall,  Essex. 

Arg.  three  stags  trippant  ppr.     Roane. 

Arg.  three  (bucks  V*.)  roebucks  courant  (spring- 
ing V*.)  sa.  in  chief  a  crescent  for  diff.  Sir 
John  Rogers,  Comptroller  of  the  Household 
temp.  Elizabeth,  F. 

Az.  three  bucks  pass.  arg.  Green,  Northumber- 
land. 

Az.  three  stags  trippant  arg.  Jesus'  College, 
Oxford,  founded  1571,  being  the  arms  of 
Hugh  Price,  LL.D.,  a  chief  contributor  to  the 
building. 

Az.  three  bucks  or.     Goughton.     Green,  F*. 

Az.  three  harts  or.     Hamond. 

Az.  three  bucks  courant  or.  Green,  Boys'  Hall, 
Essex,  and  co.  Oxford. 

Az.  three  (bucks  F*.)  harts  lodged  or.  Apptjlby, 
V.    Apulby,  F*. 

Az.  three  bucks  pass.  or.  Green,  co.  Northamp- 
ton. And  with  a  mullet  of  the  last  in  chief  for 
diff.  Sir  William  Green,  co.  Oxford;  confirmed 
February  1605 ;  Harl.  MS.  6095,  fo.  22. 

Az.  three  harts  sejant  or.    Apleby. 

Az.  three  bucks  statant  or.  M.  Thomas  Green, 
S. 

Az.  three  stags  statant  or  a  slipped  3  foil  arg.  in 
chief  for  diff.  John  Green,  Judge  of  the 
Sheriffs*  Court,  London,  1633-4,  Harl.  MS. 
1358,  fo.  43. 

Az.  three  bucks  trippant  or.  Green,  Boys'  Hall, 
Essex;  and  co.  Oxford.  Sir  Thomas  Green, 
co.  Northampton,  V.  John  Green,  in  Hors- 
hill  Church,  Surrey,  1651.  Thomas  Green, 
Bishop  of  Norwich  1721;  Ely,  1723-38. 
Greene, Kilmanahan  Castle, Clonmel.  Greene, 
Kilranalagh,  co.  Wicklow.     Tregagle. 

Az.  three  bucks  trippant  or  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Green, Barnet,  co.  Hertford;  and  Bristol. 


BEASTS. 


3  DEER  cont. 


Az.  three  stags  trippant  or.      Green,  Buckden. 
Green,  co.  York.     John  Green,  Bishop  of  Lin 
coin  1761-79.     Greene,  Lichfield;  quartering 
Webb  and  Jevon. 

A z.  three  bucks  pass. ppr.  Green, co.  Northampton. 

Erm.  three  stags  (statant  only,  Harl.  MS.  12443) 
at  gaze  gu.  John  Blythe,  Bishop  of  Salisbury 
1493-9. 

Erin  three  (bucks  F*.)  roebucks  statant  gu.  at- 
tired or.  Thomas  Blythe,  Querreby  and  Barn- 
by,  co.  York,  1566,  W. 

Erm  three  bucks  trippant  gu.  attired  or.  Blythe. 

Erm.  three  roebucks  trippant  ppr.  Blythe,  Bur- 
chet,  co.  Derby.  Blythe,  Norton,  co.  Derby. 
William  Blythe,  father  of  John  Blythe,  Bishop 
of  Salisbury,  1493-9;  and  of  Geffrey  Blythe, 
Bishop  of  Lichfield  and  Coventry  1503-31,  had 
a  grant  of  these  arms  temp.  Hen.  VII. 

Gu.  three  bucks  arg.     Chener  or  Chever. 

Gu.  three  bucks  pass.  arg.  Gonton  Gorton 
Gouton  or  Gunton. 

Gu.  three  bucks  or.  Gonton  Gorton  Gouton 
or  Gunton,  Peterborough,  co.  Northampton. 

Gu.  three  bucks  pass.  or.     Gonton  or  Goughton. 

Gu.  three  roebucks  pass.  or.     Rotherham. 

Gu.  three  stags  trippant  or.  Hinde,  Essex ;  with 
an  inescucheon  for  Thaver. 

Or  three  bucks  pass.  az.     Watts. 

Or  three  bucks  lodged  ppr.     Blood. 

Or  three  stags  trippant  ppr.  Rogers,  as  quartered 
by  Harrison. 

Or  three  stags  trippant  sa.  that  in  base  standing 
under  a  tree  ppr.  Eastwood,  Castletown  Castle, 
co.  Louth  ;  originally  from  co.  Nottingham. 

Per  chev.  engr.  arg.  and  sa.  three  hinds  trippant 
connterchanged.     Flowerdue. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  three  bucks  or.     Hart,  F*. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  three  bucks  in  full  course 
or.     Green. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  three  harts  statant  or.  Sir 
Percivall  Hart,  Kent,  F. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  three  bucks  trippant  or. 

DUNSCOMBE. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  three  harts  trippant  or. 
Hart,  Westmill,  co.  Hereford,  temp.  Edward 
III;  London;  Ware,  co.  Hertford;  and  (by 
marriage  with  Elizabeth  Peche)  Lulling- 
stone  Castle,  Kent;  the  heiress  m.  Bluet  and 
Dyke. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  three  bucks  or.     Hart. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  three  bucks  in  full  course 
or.     Dunscombe,  London. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  three  harts  trippant  or. 
Harte,  Kent,  W. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  three  hinds  or.  Brown 
alias  Weare,  F*. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  three  hinds  pass,  or  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.  Weare  alias  Brown,  Denford,  co. 
Berks  ;  and  Boxton,  co.  Wilts. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  three  hinds  statant  or. 
Brown  alias  Weare,  Marlborough,  co.  Wilts,  F. 

Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  three  bucks  counterchanged. 
Caulx. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  three  bucks  trippant  or. 
Greene.  Mitcham,  Surrey;  granted  January  1663. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  bucks  trippant  or. 
Sir  John  Suckling  ;  descended  from  Suckling, 
Wooton,  Norfolk,  the  heiress  m.  Fox. 

Sa.  three  hinds  countei-pass.  arg.     Cottingham. 

Sa.  three  bucks  pass.  or.     Rosseley. 

Sa.  three  bucks  trippant  or.  Swift,  Blandford, 
co.  Dorset. 


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BEASTS. 


3  DEER  cont. 


Vert  three  bucks  arg.  attired  or.     Trollop,  V*. 

Vert  three  stags  courant  in  pale  arg.  Rae,  Esk 
Grove,  Mid  Lothian  ;  Baronetcy  27  June  I  SOL 

Vert  three  harts  courant  (another  salient)  arg. 
Andrew  Trollope,  V. 

Vert  three  (bucks  V*.)  harts  lodged  arg. 
Anderson,  Newcastle,  1615,  W. 

Vert  three  stags  lodged  argent  attired  or  and 
langued  (gu.  or)  gold.  Anderson,  removed 
from  Alnewick  to  Newcastle,  1615;  Vincent's 
Collect,  in  College  of  Arms,  149,  fo.  41. 

Vert  three  bucks  pass.  arg.     Troup,  that  Ilk. 

Vert  three  bucks  pass.  arg.  armed  or.  Trollop, 
City  of  Durham ;  confirmed  27  July  1639 ; 
quartering  Harpins  aud  Hawicks  with  a  cres- 
cent gu.  for  diff. 

Vert  three  bucks  pass.  arg.  attired  or  a  crescent 
for  diff.     Trollop,  Thornley,  co.  Durham. 

Vert  three  harts  salient  (another  courant)  arg. 
Andrew  Trollop,  V. 

Vert  three  roebucks  trippant  arg.  attired  or. 
Scott,  Barnes  Hall,  Ecclesneld,  co.  York. 

Vert  three  (roebucks  statant,  Harl.  MS.  12443) 
stags  trippant  arg.  attired  or.  Thomas  Scot 
alias  Rotherham,  Bishop  of  Rochester,  1468; 
Lincoln,  1471;  Archbishop  of  York  1480-1500, 
Cardinal  S.Cecilia,  and  Chancellor  of  England. 

Vert  three  bucks  at  gaze  or.     Rotheram,  V*. 

Vert  three  roebucks  or.     Rotherham,  Essex. 

Vert  three  bucks  in  full  course  or.  Rotherham, 
co.  Bedford. 

Vert  three  harts  in  full  course  or.  Trollop,  co. 
Northumberland. 

Vert  three  bucks  lodged  or.  Anderson,  Coxlodge, 
co.  Northumberland ;  descended  through 
Anderson,  Jesmond  House  (of  which  the  elder 
branch  settled  at  least  three- quarters  of  a  cen- 
tury ago  in  St.  Petersburgh),  from  Anderson, 
North  Shields,  afterwards  of  Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne. 

Vert  three  roebucks  statant  or.  Sir  Thomas 
Rotheram,  V. 

Vert  three  bucks  statant  at  gaze  or.  Green,  Z, 
490. 

Vert  three  bucks  trippant  or.  Rotheram,  Dron- 
field,  co.  Derby  ;  co.  Bedford  ;  Essex  ;  and  co. 
Somerset.  Thomas  Green,  Bishop  of  Norwich 
1721;  Ely  1723-36.     Trollop. 

Vert  three  bucks  flippant  or  over  all  a  bend 
sinister  arg.  Rotherham,  Farley,  co.  Bed- 
ford. 

Vert  three  stags  trippant  ppr.  Scott,  Aldborough, 
East  Riding,  co.  York. 

3  DOGS. 

Sa.  three  demi-greybounds  courant  couped  and 
collared  in  pale  dexter  and  as  many  pierced 
mullets  in  pale  sinister  arg.     Goodman,  V. 

Arg.  three  talbots  pass.  az.  Hamley,  Treblethick, 
temp.  Henry  VII,  and  S.  Columb ;  descended 
from  Hamley,  Halwyn,  co.  Cornwall,  extinct 
1427,  the  heiress  m.  Cbampernowne.     Hanley. 

Arg.  three  greyhounds  gu.  Sire  William 
Mauleverer,  N. 

Arg.  three  greyhounds  gu.  collared  sa.  Whelpdale 
or  Whelpedale. 

Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  gu. 
Martyn,  Kent. 

Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  gu. 
collared  (of  the  field  ?  or)  az.  Whelpdale, 
Skirsgill  and  Penrith,  co.  Cumberland.  Roger 
Whelpdale,  Bishop  of  Carlisle,  1419-23. 


BEASTS.     2  ,.8'  DOGS 


cont. 


Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  gu.  collared 

or.     Whelpdale,  V. 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  pass.  gu.     Whelpdale. 
Arg.   three   greyhounds    ....    sa.    collared    arg. 

Arglwydd  y  Bryn. 
Arg.  three  greyhounds   in  pale  sa.  collared    or. 

More,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.   three   greyhounds   sa.    collared    or.     John 

Manuhell,  X. 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  couchant  sa.     Iorwerth 

Sais. 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  couvant  in  pale  sa.  Brisco, 

Crofton,  co.   Cumberland,    Baronetcy   11   July 

1782.      Brisco,  Coghurst,  Sussex;  a  branch  of 

Brisco,  Crofton  Hall.      Adam  Brisco,  Yarwell, 

co.  Northampton,   W.     Cooper.     Scodrfield, 

Brecon.    And  with  a  martlet  in  chief  for  diff. 

Brisco,  co.  Hertford,  W. 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  sa.  collared 

arg.      Wigmore,  in  Ingham  Church,  Norfolk, 

1315.     Gough,  Sep.  Monts.,  1,  ii,  121. 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  sa.  collared 

or.  Maliverer,  Bemesley,  V.    Moore.    More, 

More  Hall  and  Bank  Hall,  co.  Lancaster;  Ba- 
ronetcy  22   November  1675,   extinct   21    May 

1810 ;  the  heiress   m.,  1795,   Browning.      Sir 

Thomas  Wigmore,  T". 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  sa.     Ogle. 
Arg.  semy  of  crosses  patty  fitchy  and  three  grey- 
hounds courant  sa.     Smith,  Stratford  on-Avon, 

co.  Warwick,  1626. 
Arg.  three  talbots  pass,    in  pale   sa.     Martyn, 

Kent. 
Arg.  three  hounds    (anotber,  talbots)    pass.  sa. 

Chantrell,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.   three  talbots  pass.   sa.       Chantrell,  V.* 

Chaunterell. 
Arg.   three    greyhounds    pass.    sa.   collared    gu. 

Whelpdale  or  Whelpedale. 
Arg.   three    greyhounds    pass.    sa.    collared    or. 

Wigmore,  Stamfoid,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  three  talbots  statant  sa.  William  Chantrell, 

Brampton,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Az.  three  bloodhounds  arg.     Ragon. 
Az.  three  greyhounds  arg.    Lanhorgy,  Cornwall. 
Az.     three     greyhounds     in     full     course     arg. 

Barneyes. 
Az.  three  greyhounds  arg.  pursuing  a  stag  in  full 

course  all  bendways  and  at  random.     Yardley 

or  Yardeley. 
Az.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

gu.     Berington,  co.  Stafford. 
Az.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

or.     Barneis,  V. 
Az.  three  greyhounds  courant  arg.  ducally  gorged 

or.     Sinderton,  co.  Cambridge. 
Az.    three    greyhounds    pass.    arg.     Lenhorgy, 

Cornwall. 
Az.   three    greyhounds    pass.   arg.    collared   or. 

Barneys. 
Az.  three  talbots  or.     Ragon. 
Az.    three    talbots   pass.   or.     Peake    or  Peke, 

Sandwich,  Keut. 
Az.    three    talbots    statant    or.     Edward   Peke, 

Heldchurch  Gate,  Kent ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 
Barry  of  three  sa.  and  erm.  as  many  talbots  pass. 

or  over  all  a  sinister  bendlet  ....  Allenson. 
Erm.   three    greyhounds    courant    in    pale    gu. 

Deach,  V.* 
Erm.  three  talbots  pass.  sa.     Borley,  Essex. 
Gu.  three  hounds  courant  in  pale  arg.     Ps.  de 

Kenetts,  jP. 


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BEASTS. 


3  DOGS  cont. 


Gu.    three    greyhounds     courant    in    pale    arg. 

Gerwoys,  V.     William  Maleverelr,  F.    Joan 

Mauleverer,  E.    M.  William  Mauleverere,  S. 
Gu.    three    greyhounds     in     full     course     arg. 

Gervis. 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

az.     Harding,  Houldingfield,  co.  Durham.   Sir 

John  Maleverer,  Alderton,  V.    Mauliverer, 

V.* 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

of  the  field.     Mauleverer,  Baronetcy  4  August 

lb'41,  extinct  March  1713. 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

or.  Harding,  co.  Dorset.   Johnson,  London,  W. 

M.   Olyver  Mauleverere,  S.      Mauleverer, 

Allerton-Mauleverer,co.  York;  Baronetcy  4  Au- 
gust 1641,  extinct  March  1713. 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  courant  arg.  collared  sa. 

studded  or.     Qulxley. 
Gu.  three  hounds  pass.  arg.     Ragon  or  Ragan. 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  pass.  arg.     Gervis.    John 

Mauleverer,  F. 
Gu.  three  talbots  (pass.  V*.)  statant  arg.  Ragon, 

V. 
Gu.    three     greyhounds     courant     in    pale    or. 

Harding. 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  in  Ml  course  in  pale  or. 

Gerveis. 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  or  collared 

az.     Harding,    Coaley,    co.    Gloucester;    and 

Rockfields,   co.   Monmouth.      John    Harding, 

temp.  Henry  V,  V.    Harding,  Houldingfield, 

co.  Durham. 
Gu.  three  greyhounds  pass.  or.     Gervas. 
Or  three  talbots  pass.  az.    Talbot. 
Or  three  hounds  pass.  gu.     Champayne,  Kent. 
Or  three  greyhounds  passant  sa.  Allen,  Hoy  land, 

co.  York. 
Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  three  greyhounds  in  full 

course    counterchanged.       Hast,    Wyndham, 

Norfolk. 
Per  chev.  or  and  sa.  three  greyhounds  courant 

counterchanged.        Prentice,     Northampton, 

1716.  The  greyhounds  collared  ....    Prentys, 

Wygenhall  and  Burston,  Norfolk. 
Per    fess  embattled   gu.    and   sa.   three   talbots 

statant  guard,  arg.     Lippincott  or  Luppincott, 

Wibbery,  Alverdiscot,  co.  Devon  ;  extinct  1779. 

Lippincott,   Bristol;    Baronetcy  7  September 

1778,  extinct  23  August  1829 ;  quartering  sa.  a 

chev.  arg.   betw.  three   mermaids  ppr.   crined 

and  combed  or. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  vert  three  greyhounds  counter- 
changed.     Thomlinson,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  hounds  in  full  cry  arg. 

Turner,  Lord   Mayor   of  London,  1769,  and 

Tablehurst,  Sussex. 
Per  pale   gu.   and   az.  three  talbots   pass.   arg. 

Torner,    Reading,    co.    Berkshire.      Torner, 

Tableheart,  Sussex;  confirmed  27  June  1579. 

Turner,  Sussex,  W. 
Per  pale  or  and   arg.  three  hounds    pass.   gu. 

Dandezey. 
Per  pale  vert,  and  arg.  three  greyhounds  courant 

in  pale  counterchanged  collared  or.     Tomlin- 

son,  Birdford,  co.  York. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  ....  arg.  Gwion  Benarw. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds   ....   in  pale  arg.  collared 

gu.     Malyverer,  Wodersome,  co.  York. 
Sa.    three    greyhounds    courant    in     pale    arg. 

Langwortuy,  Bath.     Maleverer,  Wedersun, 

V.     Mauliverer,  V.* 


BEASTS. 


3  DOGS  cont. 


Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 
gu.     Wigmore,  Norfolk  ;  granted  1586. 

Sa.  three  hounds  courant  arg.  collared  gu. 
Vaughan,  Wigmore,  co.  Hereford. 

Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  arg.  collared  gu. 
Mallory,  Wooderson,  co.  York. 

Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 
or.  Machell,  Penny  Bridge,  co.  Lancaster;  a 
younger  branch  of  Machell,  Mauchael  or 
Mauchel,  Crakenthorpe  Hall,  co.  Westmore- 
land; and  Beverley,  co.  York.  Mauleverer, 
Allerton-Mauleverer,  co.  York ;  Baronetcy  4 
Augustl641;  extinct Marchl713.  Mauleverer, 
Arncliffe,  co.  York  ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Lindsey  and 
Gowan.    Michell,  V*.    Mychell,  co.  Wilts,  W. 

Sa.  three  greyhounds  in  full  course  arg.  collared 
or.     Benyngton. 

Sa.  three  hounds  pass.  arg.  Bunton.  Horner, 
Coleford,  co.  Somerset;  granted  1584,  Harl. 
MS.  1359,  fo.  119. 

Sa.  three  greyhounds  pass.  arg.     Burton. 

Sa.  three  talbots  pass.  arg.  Sir  John  Horner, 
Coleford,  co.  Somerset ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 

Sa.  three  greyhounds  pass.  arg.  collared  coinpony 
or  and  sa.     Robert  Mauleverer,  Y. 

Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  or.     Burton. 

Vert  three  talbots  pass.  arg.  Hill,  Lewisham, 
Kent. 

3  FOXES 

Arg.  three  foxes   (courant  V*.)  pass,  in  pale  gu. 

Tregoos,  V. 
Arg.  three  foxes  pass.  gu.     Tregos,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  three  foxes  courant  sa.    Tregoze,  Cornwall. 

3  GOATS 

Arg.  three  goats  sa.     Mulmng,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  three  goats  salient  sa.  Apulstone  or 
Apulton,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  three  goats  arg.  attired  or.  Hanley,  co. 
Devon,  and  Cornwall. 

Az.  three  goats  couchant  arg.  attired  or.  Handy. 
Hawley. 

Az.  three  goats  (pass.  V*.)  statant  arg.  Hanley, 
Cornwall,  V. 

Gu.  three  goats  pass.  arg.     Gotham,  V*. 

Gu.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  attired  or.  Mallyng, 
Cornwall. 

Gu.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  attired  and  unguled  or. 
Stamfield,  Newmills,  Scotland. 

Gu.  three  goats  salient  arg.     Tharrold. 

Gu.  three  goats  statant  arg.    Richard  Gotham,  V. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  three  goats  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Crosby. 

Per  fess  embattled  arg.  and  az.  three  goats  pass, 
counterchanged  attired  or.  Man,  Lanca- 
shire. 

Per  fess  embattled  arg.  and  gu.  three  goats  pass, 
counterchanged.  Man,  Bullingbrooke,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 

Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  arg.  three  goats  pass, 
counterchanged.     Goatham. 

Sa.  three  goats  courant  in  pale  arg.  Mallyn, 
Cornwall,  V. 

Sa.  three  goats  pass,  in  pale  arg.  Mulling  or 
Mullinge,  Thmgden,  co.  Northampton,  and  co. 
Northumberland. 

Sa.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  Hanmer,  Elweny 
Maptis,  co.  Salop.  Dyer,  V*.  Gateford. 
Stansfield,  Esholt  Hall,  co.  York  ;  quartering 
Crompton  and  Rookes. 

Sa.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  armed  or.      Gaytford. 


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3  GOATS  cont. 


BEASTS. 

Sa.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  attired  or.  Dyer, 
Aldebury,  co.  Hertford ;  and  Stoughton,  co. 
Huntingdon ;     granted     1575.  Holloway. 

Townley,  co.  Lincoln. 

Sa.  three  goats  ramp.  arg.     Gatfoed,  V*. 

Sa.  three  goats  salient  arg.  Garford.  Gatesford. 
Gaytford,  V.  Thorold,  Marston,  co.  Lincoln, 
Baronetcy  24  August  1642.  Thorold,  The 
Haugh,  co.  Lincoln;  Baronetcy  14  June  1644, 
extinct  30  November  1706.  Thorold,  Harm- 
ston,  co.  Lincoln,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1720  ; 
Baronetcy  9  September  1709,  extinct  2  January 
1737-8.  Thorold,  Harmston,  co.  Lincoln ; 
Baronetcy  24  March  1740-41,  extinct  August 
1764.  Thomas  Thorold,  London,  1633-4; 
quartering  Hough,  Marston,  and  Berehaugh, 
Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  87  b.  Thorold,  Chester- 
ton,  co.  Cambridge. 

Sa.  three  goats  salient  arg.  attired  or.  Thorold, 
Marston,  co.  Lincoln  ;  granted  1574. 

Sa.  three  goats  statant  arg.      Sir  James  Dyer,  V. 

Sa.  three  goats  statant  ( pass.  V*. )  arg.  collared  and 
belled  or.     Stansfield,  Stansfield,  co.  York,  V. 

Sa.  three  goats  trippant  arg.  Stansfeld,  Stans- 
field, co.  York ;  and  its  branch,  Stansfeld,  Bur- 
ley,  co.  York,  quartering  Wolrich. 

Vert  three  goats  pass.  arg.     Stanhope. 

Vert  three  goats  pass.  arg.  armed  or.  Stansfield, 
Lewes,  Sussex ;  confirmed  by  Segar. 

Vert  three  goats  pass.  arg.  two  and  one  attired  or. 
Stanfield,  The  Cliff,  Lewes,  Sussex. 

Vert  three  goats  pass.  arg.  horns  tipped  sa. 
Stanford. 

Vert  three  goats  pass,  in  pale  ppr.  Lloyd, 
Clockfaen,  co.  Montgomery. 

Vert  three  goats  trippant  arg.  Stansfield, 
Esholt,  co.  York,  quartering  Crompton. 

3  HARES. 

Arg.  three  conies  (another  current)  az.  Arrowood 
or  Arwood,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  three  (conies,  V.*)  hares  current  in  pale  az. 
Arward.     Arwood,  V. 

Arg.  three  conies  gu.  (The  old  bearing  of) 
Grazebrook  originally  de  Gresbroke,  and 
Gkeysbroke,  Greysbrooke  Hall,  Shenstone,  co. 
Stafford,  now  of  Audnam,  Stourbridge,  co.  Staf- 
ford. 

Arg.  three  hares  playing  bagpipes  gu.  This  coat 
has  been  assigned  to  Hopwell,  co.  Devon. 
Fitz-Ercald,  co.  Derby;  extinct  temp.  Richard 
I ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Longford  and  SacheverelJ. 

Arg.  three  conies  sa.    Stroud,  1730. 

Arg.  three  conies  pass.  sa.     Conyston. 

Arg.  three  conies  sejant  sa.  Strode,  co.  Somer- 
set, 1716. 

Az.  three  hares  in  pale  arg.    Leverington. 

Az.  three  hares  arg.     Leverton. 

Az.  three  leverets  courant  in  pale  arg. 
Leverington,  V. 

Gu.  three  hares  in  pale  arg.     Leverington. 

Gu.  three  conies  sejant  arg.  Coningsby,  Hamp- 
ton Court,  co.  Hereford ;  co.  Worcester ;  and 
co.  Salop. 

Or  three  conies  sa.     Coningham.     Conyston. 

Or  three  conies  couchant  sa.  Coningeston,  V. 
Coningston,  V.* 

Sa.  three  conies  courant  arg.  Conycliff,  V. 
Conylesh,  co.  Lancaster.  Cunliff,  Chisle- 
hurst,  Kent.  Cunliffe,  Liverpool,  co.  Lan- 
caster; Saighton,  co.  Chester;  and  Acton,  co. 
Denbigh,  Baronetcy  26  March  1759. 


BEASTS.  3  HARES  cont. 

Sa.  three  conies   courant    or.     Cunliff,  Chisle- 

hurst,  co.  Kent. 
Vert  three  hares  courant  ppr.     Witts,  London; 

granted  1  February  1769. 

3  HORSES 

Arg.    three    horses    ramp.    sa.      Hickeringill, 

Lawford,  Essex. 
Gu.   three   horses   courant   arg.     Frye,   Yartye, 

temp.   Edward    IV,   and   Deer   Parkwood   and 

Dulcis,  co.  Devon.     Kercjhinall,  Parwell,  co. 

Northampton. 
Gu.  three  colts  courant  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  in 

the  centre  for  diff.     Fry. 
Per  pale  wavy  or  and  gu.  three  horses  courant 

arg.     Fray  or  Frye,  Surrey,  and  Antigua. 
Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  three  horses  courant  arg. 

bridled  or.     Fry. 
Vert  three  horses  arg.  bridled  or  a  fleur-de-lis  of 

the  last  in  the  centre  for  diff.     Frie. 
Vert  three  horses  courant  in  pale  arg.     Fry. 
Vert  three  horses  courant  in  pale  arg.  bridled  or. 

Fry,  Brompton. 
Vert    three     horses     courant    arg.    hridled     or. 

Free,  V.  Fry,  Exeter,  co.  Devon  ;  and  Tarrant, 

Gunfold,  Dorset. 

3  LEOPARDS 
Some  of  these  are  probably  Lions. 
Arg.  three  leopards  in  chief  gu.     Yonge. 
Arg.  three  leopards  gu.  armed  and  langued  or. 

Fawconbridge. 
Az.  three  leopards  pass.  arg.     Barne,  London. 
Az.  three  leopards  pass.  or.     Barne,  London. 
Az.  three  leopards  segreant  or.     Hetherfield. 
Gu.  three  leopards  pass. arg.  Harriard,co. Hants. 
Gu.  three  leopards  pass.  or.     O'Brien,  Ireland. 
Gu.  three  leopards  ramp.  or.     Fitz  Herbert. 
Gu.  three  leopards  pass,  guard,  per  pale  or  and 

arg.     O'Brien,  Shotgrove,  Essex. 
Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  sa.  three  leopards 

pass.  arg.     Lippincott. 
Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  sa.  three   leopards 

pass.  arg.  spotted  of  the  second.  Luppingcote, 

co.  Devon. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  leopards  in  palecoun- 

terchanged.     Ashill. 
Sa.  three  leopards  ramp.  arg.  spotted  of  the  field. 

Lynch,  Groves,  Kent :   and  Rixton  Hall,    co. 

Lancaster. 
Sa.  three  leopards  in  pale  erm.      Walker,  co. 

Cambridge. 
Sa.  three  leopards  pass,  in  pale  or  a  crescent  for 

diff.    Bourchier,  Essex. 
Sa.  three  leopards  pass,  in  pale  or  spotted  of  the 

field.     Bouchier,  Little  Stainbridge,  Essex. 
Sa.  three  leopards  in  pale  or  spotted  of  the  first. 

Bourchier,  1610. 

3  LIONS 

Arg.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu.  Bene.  Benet, 
co.  Berks.  Esturmy.  Fisher.  Henri  le 
Meryille,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137;  but  le  Sturmi 
(and  in  the  margin)  script  le  MERVYN,seddubio, 
E,  Harl.  MS.  6589.  Starmyn,  V*.  Stirny, 
Z,  488.  Stormyn,  co.  Somerset.  Sturmy,  co. 
Wilts,  1716.     Sturmyn,  V. 

Arg.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  couped  gu.     Kahl. 

Arg.  three  lions  gu.  issuant  out  of  two  bars  wavy 
az.     Mullikine,  Scotland. 

Arg.  three  demi-lions  gu.  issuant  out  of  water 
ppr.     Mulliken,  Scotland. 


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BEASTS. 


3  LIONS  cont. 


Az.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  arg.     Newman. 

Az.  (, but  ?  sa.)  three  demi-lions  ramp,  erased 
erminois.  Green,  Cawthorne,  and  Thuuder- 
cliife  Grange,  Sheffield ;  granted  6  October 
1612. 

Az.  three  demi-lions  pass,  guard,  or.  Hamond, 
Kent. 

Az.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  or.  Harrison,  Aeas- 
ter,  Caton,  and  Flax  by,  co.  York.  Harrison, 
Greenbank,  Ambleside,  co.  Westmoreland. 

Az.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  erased  or.  Thomas 
Harrison,  Mayor  of  York ;  granted  2  August 
1592. 

Az.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  erased  or  each  crowned 
with  an  eastern  crown  arg.  Harrison,  Hendon, 
Middlesex;  and  Westminster;  Bluemantle  Pur- 
suivant of  Anns,  1767  ;  Windsor  Herald,  1774; 
Norroy  King  of  Arms,  1781;  and  Clarenceux 
King  of  Arms,  1803.  Rogers-HARRisoN,  Hen- 
don, Middlesex,  quartering  Rogers.  Rogers- 
Harrison,  Blanche  Lyon  Pursuivant  of  Arms 
Extraordinary,  and  Bluemantle  Pursuivant  of 
Arms,  1831 ;  quartering  Rogers,  with  over  all 
in  the  centre  chief  point  on  an  iuescucheon 
gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  in  allusion  to  the 
office. 

Gu.  three  demi-lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  crowned 
or.    Bennet. 

Gu.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  arg.  with  a  mullet  or 
in  the  centre  for  diff.  Benett,  Norton  Bavant, 
Westbury,  and  Pyt  House,  co.  Wilts. 

Gu.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  couped  arg.  with  a 
bezant  in  the  centre  for  diff.  Sir  Thomas 
Bennet,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1603,  Harl. 
MS.  1349;  but  Bennett,  6095,  fo.  23  b. 

Gu.  three  demi-lions  couped  or.    Pepper,  Ireland. 

Gu.  three  demi-lions  pass.  or.  Esche  or  Eschey. 
Hammond,  Cheam,  Surrey. 

Gu.  three  demi-lions  pass,  guard,  or.  Hach,  co. 
Devon. 

Or  three  demi-lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  Knolles. 
co.  Hants.  Knowles,  Dowuton  and  Winches- 
ter, co.  Hants;  Visitation  1634. 

Or  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu.  Bennet,  co. 
Devon. 

Per  pale  indented  arg.  and  vert  three  demi-lions 
those  in  chief  the  dexter  gu.  the  sinister  or 
and  that  in  base  per  pale  indented  gu.  and  or. 
Hawkins-WHiTSHED,  Killincarrick,  co.  Wicklow, 
and  Jobstown,  co.  Mayo,  Baronetcy  16  May 
1834 ;  quartering  Hawkins.  Whitshed,  Dublin ; 
certified  7  July  1705. 

Per  pale  az.  and  or  three  demi-lions  pass,  guard, 
in  pale  arg.     Hamond,  Kent. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
erm.  each  gorged  with  a  collar  gemelly  gu. 
Harrison,  Ripley,  Surrey;  granted  31  March 
1819. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  arg. 

ducally  crowned  or.     Wiberd,  Essex. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  demi-lions  pass.  or. 

Lennard. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  demi-lions  pass,  guard. 
or.      Hamond,  Windingham,   co.   Cambridge; 
co.  Hertford ;  Tuddington,  Middlesex ;  and  co. 
York. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  three  demi-lions  pass,  coun- 
terchanged.     Hammond,  co.  Buckingham  ;  and 
Kent. 
Sa.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  couped  arg.  langued 
gu.   Newman.  Mamhead,  co.  Devon,  Baronetcy 
17  March  1836. 


BEASTS. 


3  LIONS  cont. 


Sa.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  erased  without  tails 
(but  with  tails  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  13,  confirmed 
1  July  1588)  arg.  Randall,  co.  Berks  ;  and 
Kentesbury,  co.  Devon,  1583,  quartering  Woolfe  ; 
the  heiress  m.  Jones. 
Sa.    three    demi-lions    ramp.    erm.       Newman, 

Crediton,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.    (but  ?  az.)   three  demi-lions    ramp,  erased 
erminois.     Greene,  Cawthorne,  and  Thunder- 
cliffe,  Grange,  co.  York,  granted  1612. 
.„..  three  lions  pass  ....   Wulstan  de  Bransford, 

Bishop  of  Worcester  1339-49. 
....  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  over  all  on  a 
bend   sa.  three   annulets   or.     Parlar,   West- 
minster. 

three  lions  ramp over  all  a  bend  of 

lozenges  ....     Nicholas  Pyk's  Seal. 
....   three  lions  ramp,  guard    ....      Philip  de 
Vache's  Seal,  1382. 

Arg.  three  lions  ....  az.  over  all  a  bend  gu. 
Elley,  co.  Hants. 

Arg.  three  lions  ....  az.  crowned  oi\  Josceus 
de  Dinant,  Dugdale,  Bar.  i,  443 ;  Joos  of 
Ludlow ;  Leland,  Coll.  i,  232. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  az.  Geffrey  de 
Colvile,  A,  but  Camvile,  A,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  az.     Gregg. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  Mildmar.  Mildmay, 
Earl  of  Fitz-Walter,  Viscount  Harwich,  creation 
14  May  1730,  extinct  1756;  Baron  Fitz-  Walter, 
creation  10  February  1669.  Mildmay,  Mouls- 
ham,  Essex  ;  Baronetcies  29  June  1611,  extinct 
13  February  1625-6  ;  5  February  1765,  extinct 
8  August  1771.  St.  John  Mildmay,  Farley, 
Dogmersfield  Park,  and  Shawford,  co.  Hants ; 
Hnzelgrove,  co.  Somerset;  Moulsham  Hall, 
and  Marks,  Essex;  Baronetcy  9  October 
1772.  Sir  ....  Talbott,  Bashall,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, R. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
St.  John-MiLDMAY,  Moulsham  Hall,  Essex, 
quartering  St.  John  ;  Baronetcy  9  October  1772. 
Mildmay,  The  Graces,  Essex.  Mildmay, 
Danbury,  Essex;  and  Apthorp,  co.  Northamp- 
ton. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  gu.  Desnay,  co. 
Lincoln,  V.  Disney,  co.  Lincoln.  Disni,  in 
Norton  Disney  Church,  co.  Lincoln.  M.  Wil- 
liam Dysney,  S.  Faconberge.  Fawconeridge, 
V*.  Fawconbrige,  W.  Kinerby.  Kynnerby, 
V.  T.  Littlebury,  V.  St.  Ive.  Johan  de 
St.  Yve,  F. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass.  gu.  Desnay,  V*.  Monsire 
de  Dilny,  Y.  Fawconbridge.  Hdmfines. 
Gloucester.     Kyneeby,  V*. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass.  gu.  armed  az.     Dynsey. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  tails  coward  in  pale  gu. 
W alleys  or  Wallis. 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang  three  lions  pass.  gu.  crowned 
or.     Fayrford. 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang  three  lions  pass,  tails  coward 
gu.  crowned  or.     Fayrford. 

Arg.    three    lions     pass,    guard,     in    chief    gu.^ 
Yonge. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  gu. 
Brograve,  Hamels,  co.  Hertford ;  Baronetcy 
18  March  1662  ;  extinct  8  June  1707  ;  co.  Lan- 
caster; and  London.  Brograve  Burgrave 
or  Boroughgrave,  Norfolk,  and  co.  Warwick. 
Brograve,  V.  Fawconbridge,  V*.  Sir  William 
Fawconbrig,  V. 


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3  LIONS  cont. 
lions    pass,    guard. 


BEASTS. 

Arg.    three    lions    pass,    guard,    gu.       Disney. 

Fauconberge,    de    1"   South,    Y.  Thomas 

Brograve,  Haruels,  co.   Hertford ;    Baronetcy 

18  March  1662;  extinct,  S  June  1707.  Omfield, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  armed  and  lan- 

gued  or.    Fawconbridge. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  in  pale  (another 

tails  coward  and  reflexed  over  the  hacks)  gu. 

North  Wales,  Harl.  MS.  4199,  fo.  22  b,  and  23  a. 
Arg.  goutty  de  sang  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  gu. 

crowned  or.     Fairford. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp,  in  fess  gu.     Knapman. 
Arg.   three   lions   ramp,   in   pale   gu.     Glfford, 

Claydon,  co.  Buckingham. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.     Bard.     Sir  John  de 

Belhous,  L.      Belhouse,  Essex  and   Devon. 

Sr  John  Belhouse  or  de   Baylhows,   Essex, 

temp.  Edward  I,  V.      Sire  Johan  de  Belle- 

hous,  JV.     Sir  John  de  Bellous,  L,  Harl.  MS. 

6137.        COSHALME.         GOSHOLME,     V.        HULLY, 

Ireland.    Kirkham.    Kyrham,  Devon.    Mlrrie 
or  Mirry.    Talbot. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  and  a  fess  sa.  John 
de  la  Hese,  F. 

Arg.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  sa.  three  lions  ramp, 
gu.    Bellhouse,  Essex. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or.  Harlewyn, 
V.    Hascalerton. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  per  pale  or 
and  gu.  Donough,  third  son  of  O'Brien,  first 
Earl  of  Thomond,  quartering  arg.  three  piles  in 
point  gu.,  and  az.  a  pheon  arg.,  Harl.  MS.  4039. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  ppr.  Huntingdon, 
AshvwleMS.  763. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  purp.  Bayons,  co.  Lin- 
coln and  Essex.  Sire  Robert  de  Bayouse,  N. 
Huntington.  SireEdmonTALEBOT,W.  Esmond 
Talbot,  Y.  Sr.Edmond  Talbot,  L;  oi-Talbott, 

L,  Harl.  MS.  6137.     Sir Talbot,  Bashall, 

co.  Lancaster,  R.  Sr.  John  Talbot,  Bashall,  co. 
Lancaster,  V.  Talbot,  Hymsworth,  co.  York. 
M.  Thomas  Talbott,  S.     Wolton.    Wyays. 

Arg.  three  iions  ramp.  purp.  in  the  centre  a 
fleur-de  lis  gu.  for  diff.  Talbot,  London, 
1633-4,  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  67  b. 

Arg.  three  lions  salient  purp.  Talbot,  Salesbury, 
co.York;  derived  (through  William, younger  son 
of  Edmund  Talbot  of  Bashall,  1301;  the 
heiress  m.  Warren)  from  Talbot,  Bashall,  co. 
York,  the  senior  line  of  the  great  house  of 
Talbot,  quartering  Ferars,  Belars,  Halton,  Ar- 
derne,  and  Bradley;  descended  from  Geoffrey 
Talbot,  temp.  Stephen,  and  Thomas  Talbot, 
who  acquired,  1254,  Bashall  and  Mitton;  the 
heirs  m.  Why te,  Ferrers,  Walmesley,  and  Lloyd. 
Talbot,  Lancaster,  1716. 
Arg.  three  lions  salient  purp.  armed  and  langued 

az.     Talbot,  Bashall. 
Arg.  three  lions    dormant  in  pale   sa.     Lloyd, 
Welcombe,  co.  Warwick;  London;  Acombe  and 
Coatham,  co.York;  quartering  Carte;  descended 
from  Gamaliel  Lloyd,  Mattersey,  co.  Notting- 
ham, ob.  1661. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.    Bromfield. 
Brumfield.  Sir  Thomas  Cheverell,  co.  Wilts, 
V.    Malory. 
Arg.    three    lions    pass.    sa.      Cheverell,   V*. 
Cheveroyle      Cheveroll      or      Cheveryll. 
Hutchins,  Ireland.    Mallory,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.  armed  and  lan- 
gued gu.  Carew,  Surrey  ;  co.  Gloucester ;  Kent. 


BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  sa.  Calcraft. 

Arg.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  Hutchings, 
Sandford  Orcas,  co.  Somerset,  and  Chester- 
street,  Grosvenor-square,  London. 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  sa. 
crowned  or  the  tails  reflexed  over  the  back. 
Fairford,  V*.    Fayreford,  V. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  Cheverall  or 
Cheverell,  co.  Wilts.  Chevereil,  quartered 
by  Hastings,  Earl  of  Huntingdon.  Sr.  Alex- 
ander Cheveroile,  co.  Wilts,  V.  Sir  Alex- 
ander Cheverell  Cheverill  or  Cheveroll, 
L.  Sire  Alisandre  Cheveroyl,  N.  Cheveroyle, 
V*.    William  Le  Genne,  A.    Jove.    Vilant. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.   and   a  chevron   gu. ; 
Richard  Bourne,  Y.  i   . 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  collared  and  chained  or. 
Tiffin,  Wake's  Hall,  Essex. 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or.  Roger 
Marmion,  V. 

Arg.  three  lions  salient  vert.  Talbot,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  Geffray  de 
Camuvile,  F.  Geffrai  and  Thomas  de  Camvtle, 
E.  Robert  de  Camvtle,  A.  Sr.Geoffry  Camvill, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Caney.  William  de 
Kanuvile,  G.  Ludlow,  co.  Salop.  And  with 
a  label  of  five  points  gu.  William  de 
Cahvile,  E. 

Az.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  Sir  Geffrey  Camvtle,  I. 
Camvill,  V*.  Hugh  Camvtlle,  Y.  Sire  Geffrey 
de  Canvyle,  N.    Monsire  de  Caumvile,  Y. 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  arg.  Lodelow, 
V*.  Sr.  Thomas  Lodlow,  co.  Salop,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V.    Ludlow,  V*. 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  Barne,  Lon- 
don. Camvtlle,  co.  Devon.  Sire  Thomas  de 
Lodelawe,  N.  Monsire  de  Ludlawe,  Y.  John 
de  Ludlowe,  7. 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  arg.    Ludlow. 

Az.  three  lions  ramp,  in  chief  arg.    Tibbitts. 

Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Camvile.  Chiche,F. 
Say.  Thetford.  Warwick,  Warwick,  Cum- 
berland ;  descended  from  Odard,  to  whom  the 
manor  was  given  by  Ranulph  de  Meschines, 
temp.  Henry  I. 

Az.  crusily  or  three  lions  ramp.  arg.    Lucy. 

Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Dtlford. 
Sir  Richard  Ford,  I,  Harl.  MS.  65^9.  Sir 
Richard  de  la  Forde,  I.    Forde,  V*. 

Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or  a 
mullet  for  diff.  Lawford,  quartering  Mau- 
duit  with  or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  grey- 
hounds courant  sa.  as  many  3-foils  slipped  arg. 

Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  enraged  gu.   Mildmar. 

Az.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  in  pale  arg.  Ludlow. 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  erm. 
Thetford,  Batishall,  Norfolk. 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  or.  Erdington,  co. 
Leicester.    Ludlow. 

Az.  three  lions  pass.  or.     Combrtell.    Ludlow. 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or.     Town  of 

Romney,  Kent. 
Az.  three  lions  pass,   guard,  or.    Barne,  Lon- 
don.   Beautois.      Camville,  co.  Stafford. 
Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  crowned  with 
ducal  coronets  or.    Town  of  Appleby,  West- 
moreland ;  seal  in  the  town  chest. 
Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  (another  segreant)  or. 

Hetherfield. 
Az.  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  in  pale  or.    Town 
of  Maldon,  Essex. 

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BEASTS.  3  MONS  cont. 

Az.  three  lions  ramp.  or.    Chiche.    Roger  Fenes 

(notFENESPORT),r.    Fenis.    Sir  James  Fenys, 

Essex,  V.     Fiennes,  Kent.     Fines,  Viscount 

Say  and  Sele,  1730.      Fyneaux.     Fynes,   V*. 

Longspee.      Sir  Roger  de  Morteyn,  J.    Say. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp,  or  a  label  gu.     Sire  Giles 

de    Fenz,  N.      The    label    of   three    points, 

Fordayne. 
Az.  crusily  and  three  lions  ramp.  or.     Lucy. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp,  or  crowned  arg.      Sr.  Adam 

Ford,  K,  Karl.  MS.  C589. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp,  crowned  or.    Ford,   co. 

Devon,  co.  Derby,  Surrey,  Sussex,  co.  Wilts, 

and  Islington.    Ford,  Ellel  Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sr.  Adam  Forde  or  De  la  Forde,  K,  Harl.  MS. 

C137  and  6589.      Sr.  Adam  Forde,  co.  Wilts, 

temp.  Edward  I;     and    Herting,   Sussex,   V. 

Sire  Adam  de  la  Forde,  N.    William  Ford, 

Parson  at  the  Charterhouse,  1010. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  or.     Hetherfield. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  gu. 

WOODBURGH. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the 
first.     Estwell. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  three  lions  ramp.  gu. 
Woodburgh. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  arg.  (but?  az.)  three  lions 
pass.  sa.  Wilmot-SiTWELL,  Stainsby,  co.  Derby, 
quartering  Wilmot. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  arg.  (hut  ?  az.)  three  lions 
ramp.  sa.     Sitwell,  co.  Derby. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  vert  three  lions  ramp.  sa. 
Sitwell,  Reinshaw,  co.  Derby ;  Baronetcy 
3  October  1808 ;  Barmoor  Castle,  Northumber- 
land; and  Furney  Hall,  co.  Salop.  Sitwell, 
Stainsby,  co.  Derby,  quartering  Wilmot. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  gu. 
crowned  or.  Raffe  de  Wodebith,  A,  or 
Wodebinch,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.    Woodburgh. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  gu. 
Sr.  de  Woodborne,  V.    Woodburne. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp, 
purp.  Stobart,  Picktree,  Chester-le-street,  co. 
Durham,  quartering  Douglas. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  sa. 
Sr.  Nicholas  Estotevill,  temp.  Edward  III, 
V.    Estotvile,  V*. 

Barry  of  thirteen  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp, 
gu.     Rauf  de  Wodeburh,  E. 

Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  sa.  three  lions  ramp, 
gu.     William  Wodeburh,  E. 

Barry  of  fifteen  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp  .gu. 
crowned  or.    Woodburgh. 

Barry  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  Rauf 
de  Wodburh,  Y.  John  Woodburhe,  Y.  Thomas 
Woddeburgh,  Y.     Monsire   de  Woodburgh, 

r. 

Barry  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  purp.     Rafe 

Stodubynt,  Y. 
Barry  arg.  and  gu.  three  (cos,i.  e.)  lions  ramp.  sa. 

Walter  de   Stoteville,   C.      Sire  Nicolas  de 

Estotevile,  N. 
Chequy    or     and    gu.    three    lions    ramp.    arg. 

Sparchford  or  Spechford. 
Chevronelly  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.   three  lions 

ramp.  or.     Cromwell,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Chevronelly  of  seven  gu.  and  arg.  over  all  three 

lions    ramp.     or.       Richard    Williams    alias 

Cromwell,  V. 
Erm.  three   lions  ramp Byard.     Gates, 

Colliton,  co.  Devon. 
Erra.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.     Pronze,  V*. 


BEASTS.  2  LIONS  cont. 

Erm.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  gu.  Combe,  Clu- 
dington,  co.  Buckingham,  and  co.  Hertford. 
Combe,  V.  Combe,  Stratford-on-Avon,  Harl. 
MS.  1359,  fo.  119  h.    English. 

Erm.  three  lions  pass.  gu.  Richard  de  Combe,  Y. 

Erm.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  gu.  Richard 
and  Thomas  Callcroft,  Chesterfield,  co.  Derby, 
temp.  Henry  VI.  Robert  Calcroft  orCoLCROFT, 
1716. 

Erm.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  gu.  Richard  de 
Combe,  Y.    Monsire  de  Facomberge  de  Sa,  Y. 

Erm.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.      Belhouse,  Essex. 

Chidelly,  co.  Devon.    Sr de  Chidley,  co. 

Devon,  V.  Chudleigh,  Broad  Cleft,  and  (by  mar- 
riage with  Thomasine  Prous)  Ashton,  co.  De- 
von; Baronetcy  1  August  1 622;  extinct  1  August 
1745;  the  co-heirs  m.  Prideaux,  Chichester, 
Oxenden,  and  Haines.  Chudley,  co.  Devon, 
1730. 

Erm.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or.  Merrey 
or  Mery,  Renburne  and  Barton,  co.  Derby. 

Erm.  three  lions  pass.  sa.    English. 

Ermines  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  English. 

Ermines  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Richard  Pronze, 
Exeter;  granted  by  Cooke,  W.  Prous  or 
Prowze  ;  granted,  1589. 

Gu.  three  lions  ....  arg.    Baare  or  Bare. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  Geffry.  M. 
John  Giffard,  D.  John  Giffard,  E,  F,  G. 
Giffard  or  Gifford,  Brimsfield,  co.  Glouces- 
ter ;  Midley  Claydon,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Bur- 
stall,  co.  Leicester ;  St.  James's  Abbey,  co. 
Northampton;  and  co.  Oxford.  Sr.  John 
Gifford,  Brymmesfled,  co.  Gloucester-,  V. 
Walter  (sometimes  called  William)  Giffard 
Gifforde  or  Gyfford,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc., 
1265  ;  Archbishop  of  York  1267-79  ;  Harl.  MSS. 
]  357,  6100.  Godfrey  (sometimes  called  Geoffry, 
Lord)  Giffard  Gifford  or  Gyfforde,  Bishop 
of  Worcester  1268-1302;  Harl. MSS.  1857,  6100. 
Ma'grah  or  Magrath,  Ireland ;  quartering  or 
a  dexter  hand  couped  ppr.lying  fesswise  holding 
a  long  cross  gu.  (another  az.)  with  az.  a  dexter 
hand  couped  ppr.  holding  a  battle-axe  arg.,  and 
arg.  a  goat  trippant  (another  pass.)  sa.,  Harl. 
MS.  4039,  fo.  138. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  Brimfield  or 
Brimfold.  Griffith  ap  Cynan,  ob.  1136,  father 
of  Owen  Gwynedd.  Fitz-Payne,  co.  Glouces- 
ter. Giffard,  Earl  of  Buckingham.  John 
Giffard,  C.  Sire  Johan  Giffard,  N.  William 
Giffard,  Y.  Monsire  Gifford,  Y.  Gifford, 
V*.    Lebnefe,  co.  Buckingham. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  a  label  az.  Sir  Johan 
Giffard  le  Boef,  N.    Gifford,  co.  Worcester. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  over  all  a  label 
of  five  points  az.  Gifford  le  Beff,  A ;  or  de 
Bef,  A,  Harl.  3IS.  6137.  Joan  Giffard  de 
Bef,  E. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  a  label  of  three 
points  sa.  Sr.  Simon  Gyfford,  co.  Glouces- 
ter, V. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  a  label  sa.  Sire  Esmoun 
Giffard,  N.  The  label  of  three  points, 
Gifford,  V*. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  a  bend  az.  Fitz-Payne, 
V*;  the  name  and  arms  were  taken  by  a  younger 
son  of  Richard  Lord  Grey,  of  Codnor,  born  about 
1321,  on  succeeding  to  the  manor  of  Charleton 
Grey,  co.  Somerset,  by  virtue  of  a  special  entail 
made  by  Robert  Lord  Fitz-Payne  and  Ela  his 
wife.   Robert  le  Fitz-Payne,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 


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BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  over  all  abendlet 

az.  Robert  le  Fitz -  Payne,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Sr.  Robert  Fitz-Payne,  co.  Gloucester,  temp. 

Edward  I,  V.     Fitz-Payne,  co.  Dorset  and  co. 

York,     temp.    Henry    II,     a     Barony     1299. 

Mandeville,  co.  Dorset. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  a  baston  az.     Ro- 

berd Fitz-Paine ,  G.  Sire  Roberd  la Fitz-Pain,  J. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  a  baston  az.   Sire  Robert 

le  Fiz-Pain,  N.      John  le  Fitz-Paine,  Y.      Sr. 

le  Fitz-Payn,  H.       Robert  le  FitzPayne,  K. 

Sr.  Robert  Fitz  Payne,   K,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Monsire  Robert  Fitz-Payne,  Y. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  a  bendlet  (bend 

F*.)  compony  or  and  az.  Sr. RobertFiTZ-PAYNE, 

co.  Gloucester,  V. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  a  baston  compony  or 

and  az.    Sire  Robert  le  Fiz-Payn,  N. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  over  all  on  a 

bend  sa.  as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed  or. 

Beche,  V. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa. 

as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed  or.     Beche. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  over  all  on  a 

bend  az.  as  many  mullets  or.     Palley. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  on  a  bend  az. 

as  many  mullets  or.     Sr.  Walter  Paveley,  R. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  over  all  on  a  baston. . . . 

as    many   mullets    or.      Monsire   Walter   de 

Paveley,  Y. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in   pale   arg.  armed   and 

langued   az.      William   Giffard    Giffoed  or 

Gyffoed,  Bishop  of  Winchester  1107-29;  Harl. 

MSS.  1357,  6100. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.   armed  gu. 

Griffith    ap   Cynan,   King  of  North   Wales 
.    (derived  through  Anarawd,  King  of  North  Wales, 

from   Rhodric   Mawr,   King   of    Wales),  from 
,    whom  descended  the  Princes  of  North  Wales  ; 

David  Goch  ap  David,  Lord  of  Penmachno ;  and 

Roderick  ap  Owen  Gwynedd,  Lord  of  Anglesey. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  incensed  az.     Griffith 

ap  Conan,  King  of  North  Wales,  1078. 
Gu.    three     lions     pass,    guard,    in    pale    arg. 

Brohflet  or  Bronslet,  co.  Lancaster.    Town 

of  Stockbridge,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.    Bromfield,co. 

Lincoln.     Harriard,  co.  Hants.     Neale. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard.  (?  arg.)  over  all  a 

bend  (?  az.).     Isabel  (Pagane)  Fitz-Payne; 

seal  1347;  and  Maud  Fitz-Payne,  seal  1356; 

Dallaway,  Inquiries. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  over  all  on  a 

bend  sa.  as  many  pierced  mullets  of  six  points 

or.  Payler,  co.  York,  confirmed  20  October  1585. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,   arg.  incensed   az. 

Griffith  ap  Conan,  King  of  North  Wales,  1078. 
Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.     Bare.     Barnake,  co. 

York.        Bawde.       Felton.      Fitz-Barnard. 

Gawer.  Goldington.  GrymboldedePANCEVOT, 

A.     Grynbald  Pancefoote,  Y.    Pauncefoote, 

V*,  London,  1633-4,  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  66  b. 

Sr.     Gilbert      Pauncefote,     co.     Gloucester, 

V.    Pauncefote,    East    Stoke,    co.    Notting- 
ham.    Sir  Gilbert  Pauncevod,  N.     Grimbaud 

Pauncevot,   E.       Grunbaud  Paunstefot,  F. 

Pauncefoot  Duncombe,  Great  Brickhill ,  co.  Buck- 

ingbam,  descended  through  Pauncefoot,  With- 

am-on-the-Hill,  co.  Lincoln,  like  Pauncefoot, 

Hasfield,    co.   Gloucester,    from    Geoffrey    de 

Pauncefote,  Steward  of  the  Household  to  John. 

Ragland.        Sire  Johan    le   fitz  Reinald,    J. 


BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Roos  or  Roose.  (The  ancient  arms  of) 
Ross,  Earl  of  Ross.  Ross,  London.  Ross, 
Balnagowan  Castle,  co.  Ross,  and  Bonnington 
House,  co.  Lanark ;  Baronetcy  28  February 
1668.    Hugh  le  Vache,  F. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  label  az.  Sr.  John 
le  Ros  le  fitz,  L. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  label  of  as  many 
points  az.  Dei.avache,  co.  Buckingham.  Sir 
John  Roos  le  filz,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589.  Sr. 
John  le  Ros  le  fitz,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  label  of  as  many 
points  compony  or  and  az.  De  la  Vach.  Sr. 
Rice  Dela vache,  V.  The  label  chequy  or  and  az. 
Sire  Richard  de  la  VachAj.Zv'. 

Gu.  billetty  or  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Joan  de 
Bond,  E,  or  Hond,  E,  Harl.  BIS.  6137. 

Gu.  crusily  or  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Gay,  Elm- 
sted  andPeckham,  Kent.  GAYE,Kent,  V.  Lucy. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  armed  az.  Sir  Ricbard 
de  la  Vach,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Codering. 
Delavache.  La  Rache,  i.  e.  Lavache,  co.  Ox- 
ford. Sir  Philip  de  la  Vach,  K.G.,  co.  Buck- 
ingham, V.  Sir  Richard  de  la  Vach,  Q.  M. 
Philip  la  Vache,  S.    Vachell. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  all  meeting  under  one 
head  in  the  fess  point  guard,  arg.  armed  and 
langued  az.  Edmond  ;  (?  Edmund  Crouchback, 
Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Lancaster,  temp.Edw.I.) 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  tails  forked  arg.  Osbern 
de  Avenebury,  F. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  per  pale  barry  or 
and  arg.  a  label  of  three  points  of  the  last. 
Brotherton. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass.  erm.     Fellbridge. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  erm.  Gxfford,  co. 
Buckingham. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  erm.  Landonthorp  or 
Landorthorpe.  Lunderthorp.F.  Roos  orRossE. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass.  or.  Fitz-Herbert.  Roos 
or  Ross,  Scotland. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  or  and  a  bend  az.    Gibbons. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  or  each  holding 
betw.  their  forepaws  a  helmet  ppr.  Dongan. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  or  each  holding  in  the  dex- 
ter paw  a  close  helmet  arg.  garnished  of  the 
second.  Dungan,  Dublin ;  quartering  az.  six 
plates  on  a  chief  or  a  demi-lion  ramp.  gu. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  or  each  holding  betw.  the 
forepaws  a  helmet  arg.  Dungan,  Earl  of  Li- 
merick, Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  135.  O'Donogane, 
Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  88. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  or  armed  and  langued 
sa.    Howell-Dhu,  North  Wales. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or.  England, 
after  the  marriage  1152  of  Henry  (Short- 
mantle,  Plantagenet)  II  with  Eleanor  of 
Aquitaine,  Z,  3,  59.  Richard  (Lionheart, 
Plantagenet)  I,  1189,  Z,  73;  Richard  le  roye 
d'Angletere,^!.  John  (Lackland,  Plantagenet), 
1199,     Z,     81.  Henry     (of    Winchester, 

Plantagenet)  III,  1216,  Z,  87;  Le  roy 
d'Angleterre,  B  ;  Le  roy  d'Engleter,  C:  and  his 
wife  Eleanor  daughter  of  Raymond  Berengar 
Earl  of  Provence  and  Forcalquier,  Z,  57,  89. 
Edward  (Longshanks,  Plantagenet)  1,  1272, 
Z,  127 ;  V;  Rey  de  Augleterre,D;  Rey  d'Angle- 
terre, E;  Rey  d'Engleterre,  G;  Le  roy,  H  ; 
Edward  roy  d'Angleterre,  J;  K;  Edward  roy 
d'Angletere,  fitz  du  roy  Heni-ye,  K',  Harl.  MS. 
6137  ; Edward  (of  Carnarvon, Plantagenet,) II, 


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BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

1307,  Z,  145 ;  Le  roy  de  Engletere,  N.  Edward 
(of  Windsor,  Plantagenet)  III,  1327,  until  he 
quartered  1339  and  assumed  1341  (Barnes, 
Edward  III,  p.  154)  the  arras  of  France,  Z,  157. 
Le  roy  d'Angleterre,  Y.  Islands  of  Gueensey, 
etc.  Cistercian  Abbey  at  Fuenes,  co.  Lancaster 
(but?).  Town  of  Yaemodth,  Norfolk,  dimidia- 
ting az.  three  herrings  naiant  in  pale  arg.  finned 
and  tailed  or.  (Edward  I,)  dimidiated  with  az. 
semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  by  his  wife,  Margaret 
Capet,  1299-1317,  daughter  of  Philip  (the 
Hardy)  III,  King  of  France,  Z,  133.  (Edward 
II,)  with  the  same  dimidiation  by  his  wife  Isabel 
Capet,  1307-57,  daughter  of  Philip  (the  Fair )  IV, 
King  of  France  ;  Z,  145.  City  of  Chestee,  dimi- 
diating az.  three  garbs  or.  Town  of  Hastings, 
Sussex,  dimidiating  az.  three  hulks  of  ships  in 
pale  arg.  Town  of  Ramsgate,  Kent,  with  the 
same  dimidiation.  Town  of  Sandwich,  Kent,  with 
the  same  dimidiation.  Town  of  Winchelsea, 
Sussex,  with  the  same  dimidiation.  Benedictine 
Abbey  at  Feyeesham,  Kent,  with  the  same  di- 
midiation and  over  all  a  crosier  gu.  Le 
Cynqpoetes,  i.  e.  Dover,  Hastings,  Hythe, 
Romney,  Rye,  Sandwich,  and  Winchelsea, 
dimidiating  az.  three  hulks  of  ships  in  pale  or, 
T.  Benedictine  Abbey  at  Feversham,  Kent, 
with  the  same  dimidiation  and  over  all  a 
crosier  gu.  (Edward  III,)  impaled  with  or 
a  lion  ramp.  sa.  quarterly  with  or  a  lion 
ramp.  gu.  by  his  wife  Philippa  de  Avesnis, 
1328-09,  daughter  of  William  Count  of  Hain- 
ault,  Holland,  Zeeland,  and  Friesland.  Anne 
(Stewart  or  Stuart,  afterwards  Oldenbueg), 
after  the*  Union  1706,  impaling  Scotland  and 
quartering  France  and,  in  the  third  quarter, 
Ireland.  George  (Louis  Guelph)  1, 1714,  im- 
paling Scotland  and  quartering  France  and  in  the 
third  quarter  Ireland,  over  all  on  an  escucheon 
gu.  a  horse  courant  arg. ;  but  afterwards  im- 
paling Scotland  and  quartering  France,  Ireland, 
and,  in  the  fourth  quarter,  over  Brunswick- 
Liineburg-( Lower  Saxony  or  Westphalia,  i.  e.) 
Hanover,  an  escucheon  for  the  Archtreasurer- 
ship  of  the  Holy  Roman  Empire.  George 
(Augustus  Guelph)  II,  1727,  with  the  same  im- 
palement, quarterings,  and  escucheon.  George 
(William  Frederick  Guelph)  III,  1760,  with  the 
same  impalement,  quarterings,  and  escucheon, 
until  (the  Union)  1  January  1801.  (Edward 
III,)  impaled  with  or  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  in 
bend  betw.  as  many  gu.  by  his  wife  Philippa 
de  Avesnis,  1328-69,  daughter  of  William  Count 
of  Hainault,  Holland,  Zeeland,  and  Friesland, 
Z,  158.  Town  of  Stamford,  co.  Lincoln,  im- 
paling chequy  or  and  az.  Benedictine  Abbey 
at  Feveesham,  Kent,  impaling  az.  three  hulks 
of  vessels  issuant  from  the  sinister  in  pale 
(arg.  another)  or  depressed  by  a  crosier  gu. 
(Edward  III,)  quartered  with  quarterly  or  a 
lion  ramp,  sa.,  and  or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  by 
his  wife  Philippa  de  Avesnis,  1328-69,  daugh- 
ter of  William  Count  of  Hainault,  Holland, 
Zeeland,  and  Friesland.  (James  Francis  Edward 
Stewaet  or  Stuaet,  called  James  III,  1701, 
quartering  Scotland,  France  and  in  the  fourth 
quarter  Ireland)  impaled  with  Poland  quarter- 
ing Lithuania  and  over  all  on  an  escucheon 
az.  an  antique  shield  or  by  his  wife  Maria 
Clementina  Sobieski.  (Alexandrina)  Victoria 
(Guelph  until  1840,  afterwards  Saxe),  1837, 
quartering  Scotland  and,  in  the  third  quarter, 


BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Ireland.     George  (William  Frederick  Guelph) 

III,  quartering  Scotland  and,  in  the  third  quar- 
ter, Ireland,  over  all  an  escucheon  eusigned 
with  the  electoral  cap  (until  8  June  1816,  when 
a  crown  was  assumed )  of  Hanover,  and  charged 
with  Brunswick-Liineburg- (Lower  Saxony  or 
Westphalia,  i.  e.)  Hanover,  with  over  all  an  in- 
escucheon  for  the  Archtreasurership  of  the 
Holy  Roman  Empire.  George  (Augustus 
Frederick  Guelph)  IV,  1820,  with  the  same 
quarterings,  escucheons,  and  crown.  William 
(Henry  Guelph)  IV,  1830,  with  the  same 
quarterings,  escucheons,  and  crown.  (Edward 
III,)  quartered  with  or  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  in 
bend  betw.  as  many  gu.  by  his  wife  Philippa 
de  Avesnis,  1328-69,  daughter  of  William  Count 
of  Hainault,  Holland,  Zeeland,  and  Friesland, 
Z,  158.  Henry  (Tudoe)  VIII,  1509-47,  quar- 
tering az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  on  weapons  in 
the  Tower  of  London,  etc.  (Edward  II,)  quar- 
tered with  az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  with 
Navarre  and  Champagne,  by  his  wife  Isabel 
Capet,  1307-57,  daughter  of"  Philip  (the  Fair) 

IV,  King  of  France.  (Edward  III,)  quartering 
az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  from  1339  until 
1341,  when  he  assumed  the  arms  of  France, 
(Barnes,  Edward  III,  p.  154).  Richard  (of  Bor- 
deaux, Plantagenet)  II,  1337-99,  quartering 
az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  in  some  places,  Z,  191. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  a  label. . . . 
Attributed  to  Geoffry  (Plantagenet),  Duke  or 
Earl  of  Bretagne  and  Earl  of  Richmond,  iJ,  67, 
and  to  his  son  Arthur  Plantagenet,  Z,  68. 
The  label  of  (three,  sometimes  of)  five  points. 
Edward  (Longshanks)  Plantagenet,  Z,  127. 
Edward  (of  Carnarvon)  Plantagenet,  Z,  145. 
Edward  of  Windsor)  Plantagenet,  Z,  157. 
(Probably)Edward(ofWoodstock)PLANTAGENET 
until  1339.  Cistercian  Abbey  at  Combe,  co. 
Warwick. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  a  label  of 
three  (sometimes  of  five)  points  arg.  LeConte 
Mareschall,  F,  i.  e.  Thomas  (of  Brotherton) 
Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Norfolk  and  Suffolk 
1312,  Marshal  1315,  ob.  1338,  fifth  son  of  Ed- 
ward I,  V ;  Z,  205  ;  and  his  daughter  Margaret 
(Plantagenet)  Marshal,  Countess  of  Norfolk, 
Lady  of  Segrave,  created  Duchess  of  Norfolk 
1397,  ob.  1399  ;  from  her  marriage  with  John 
Lord  Segrave  descended  Elizabeth  Segrave, 
wife  of  John  Lord  Mowbray,  whose  son, 
Thomas  Mowbeay,  Earl  of  Nottingham  1382, 
Earl  Marshal  1385,  and  Duke  of  Norfolk  1397, 
ob.  1400,  assumed  as  Le  C.  Maryschall  Sr.  de 
Mowbray,  S,  quartering  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
this  coat,  which  was  carried  by  his  second  and 
third  successors,  Dukes  of  Norfolk,  until  his 
inheritance  was  divided  between  the  heirs  of 
his  daughters,  who  m.  Howard  and  Berkeley, 
Z,  212,  so  that  this  coat  as  quartered  by 
Howard  Duke  of  Norfolk,  U;  Z,  496;  was 
borne  by  Catharine  daughter  of  Sir  Edward 
Howard  and  fifth  wife  of  Henry  VIII,  Z,  489. 
And  from  the  marriage  of  the  same  Margaret,  ob. 
1399,  with  Sir  Walter  Manny,  descended  Anne 
Manny,  wife  of  John  Lord  Hastings,  Earl  of 
Pembroke,  and  her  son  John  Hastings,  Earl  of 
Pembroke,  Lord  Hastings,  Weshford,  and  Aber- 
gavenny, ob.  1390,  who  assumed  this  coat 
quarterly  with  Hastings  (and  in  the  third 
quarter  Valence  in  some  places)  quartering 
Valence,  Z,  209. 


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BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  a 
label  of  three  (sometimes  of  five)  points  az. 
Sire  Anfour,  D.  Edward  (Longshanks) 
Plantagenet,  B,  until  1272.  Edward  (of 
Carnarvon,  Plantagenet,  Prince  of  Wales  and 
Earl  of  Chester  1301-7,  Earl  of  Ponthieu  and 
Monstroile)  le  fitz  le  roy,  J ;  or  le  fitz  roy,  K, 
Harl.  MS.  6137;  or  le  filz  le  Roy,  K,  Harl. 
MS.  6589.  (Probably)  Edward  (of  Windsor) 
Plantagenet,  until  1327.  (Probably)  Edward 
of  Woodstock  (  Plantagenet),  sou  of  Edward 
III,  born  1330;  created  Earl  of  Chester  1333, 
Duke  of  Cornwall  1337;  until  1339.  Henry 
(Grismond  or  Tortcol,  Plantagenet),  then 
(1345)  Earl  (created,  1351,  Duke)  of  Lancas- 
ter, ob.  1361,  Q  (but  in  error).  Conte  de 
Lancastr,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137  (but  in  error.) 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  a  label  erm. 
College  of  Newark,  or  St.  Mary  the  Greater,  at 
Leicester. 

Gu.  tbree  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  a  label  of 
three  (sometimes  of  five)  points  az.  charged 
■with  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second.  The  county 
of  Lancaster.  Cute  de  Lancastr,  E,  i.  e., 
Esmond  fitz  du  roy  (Henry  III),  Conte  de 
Lancastre,  Y;  also  called  S.  Edmund  frere  le 
roy  (Edward  I),  G;  and  Edmund  frere  du 
roy,  Conte  de  Lancastre,  P;^being  Edmund 
(Crouchback)  Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Leicester 
and  Seneschal  1264,  Earl  of  Lancaster  1207, 
Earl  of  Derby  and  Campaigne,  Lord  of  Mon- 
mouth, titular  King  of  Sicily,  ob.  1296,  V ;  Z, 
103.  And  his  descendant  le  Counte  de  Lancas- 
tre, J ;  N;  i.  e.  Sr.  Thomas  le  Counte  de  Lan- 
castre, H;  Thomas  le  Conte  de  Lancaster,  K, 
Harl.  MS.  6589 ;  Thomas  le  Countie  de  Lan- 
caster, K,  and  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137  ;  or  Thomas 
Counte  de  Longcastre,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6589  ; 
Le  Connte  de  Lancaster,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589  ; 
being  Thomas  Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Leicester, 
etc.,  beheaded  1321-2  at  Pontefract,  Z,  107 : 
and  his  nephew,  Henry  (Grismond  or  Tort- 
col) Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Derby,  1337,  Lei- 
cester and  Lancaster  and  Seneschal  1345, 
Lincoln  1349,  Duke  of  Lancaster  1351,  Lord 
of  Bragerac  and  Bemfort,  ob.  1301,  Z,  112 :  and 
his  daughter  Blanche  Plantagenet,  Z,  113: 
and  her  son  Henry  IV,  while  Earl  of  Derby, 
Z,  266.  An  augmentation  to  Anne  Boleyn  or 
Bullen,  second  wife  of  Henry  VIII,  Z,  487, 
quarterly  with  Angouleme,  Guienne.  Butler 
quartering  Rochford,  Brotherton,  and  Warren. 
Leicester  College  at  Newart,  co.  Nottingham  ; 
(in  error  for  the  College  of  Newark,  or  St.  Mary 
the  Greater,  at  Leicester). 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  on  a  label 
arg.  as  many  eagles  displ.  of  the  first.  M. 
Thomas  Moubray,  quartering  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
or  and  a  label  of  three  points  az.,  S. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  a  label  of 
three  points  arg.  charged  with  nine  torteaux. 
(Richard  Plantagenet)  ;  le  Duke  de  York,  T, 
ob.  at  battle  of  Wakefield,  1460,  son  of  Richard 
Earl  of  Cambridge  beheaded  at  Southampton, 
1415. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  impaling 
Scotland  and  quartering  France,  Ireland,  and, 
in  the  fourth  quarter,  Brunswick-Liineburg- 
(Lower  Saxony  or  Westphalia,  i.e.)  Hanover, 
over  all  a  (label  with  proper  difference.  Sophia 
Dorothea,  daughter  of  George  I;  ob.  13  No- 
vember 1726.     Anne,  afterwards  Princess  of 


BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Orange,  ob.  12  January  1759 ;  Amelia  Sophia 
Elizabeth,  ob.  31  October  1786;  Elizabeth 
Caroline,  ob.  28  December  1757 ;  Mary,  after- 
wards Landgravine  of  Hesse  Cassel,  ob.  14 
June  1771 ;  Louisa,  afterwards  Queen  of  Den- 
mark, ob.  8  December  1751;  daughters  of 
George  II.  And  with  the  differences  described 
on  the  next  page,  the  daughters  of  George  III 
until  1801.  The)  label  of  three  points  arg. 
Frederick  Louis  Guelph,  son  of  George  II,  ob. 
1751  (but  in  error).  The  label  having  the  centre 
point  charged  with  a  cross  gu.  William  Augus- 
tus Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Cumberland, 
Marquis  of  Berkhampstead,  Earl  of  Kenning- 
ton,  Viscount  of  Trematon,  Baron  of  Alderney 
27  July  1726,  ob.  1765;  second  surviving  son 
of  George  II.  And  with  the  addition  of  two 
anchors  erect  az.  to  the  label.  William  Henry 
Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Clarence  and  St. 
Andrews,  and  Earl  of  Munster  20  May  1789  ; 
third  son  of  George  III;  until  1801.  But  with 
fleurs-de-lis  az.  instead  of  the  anchors  upon 
the  label.  Edward  Guelph,  created  Duke  of 
Kent  and  Strathern,  and  Earl  of  Dublin  24 
April  1799;  fourth  son  of  George  III;  until 
1801.  And  with  the  label  charged  with  a 
fleurs  de-lis  az.  betw.  two  crosses  gu.  Ernest 
Augustus  Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Cumber- 
land and  Teviotdale,  and  Earl  of  Armagh  24 
April  1799;  fifth  son  of  George  III;  until  1801. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  impaling 
Scotland  and  quartering  France,  Ireland,  and, 
in  the  fourth  quarter,  Brunswick-Luneburg- 
(Lower  Saxony,  or  Westphalia,  i.  e.)  Hanover, 
over  all  a  label  of  five  points  arg.  charged 
with  a  cross  and  four  cantons  gu.  Edward 
Augustus  Guelph,  created  Duke  of  York  and 
Albany  and  Earl  of  Ulster  1  April  1760,  ob. 
1767;  younger  brother  of  George  III.  And 
with  fleurs-de-lis  az.  instead  of  the  cantons. 
Henry  Frederic  Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Cum- 
berland and  Strathearn,  and  Earl  of  Dublin 
22  October  1766 ;  ob.  1790 ;  youngest  brother  of 
George  III.  And  with  the  label  only  charged 
with  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  and  four  crosses  gu. 
William  Henry  Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Glou- 
cester and  Edinburgh,  and  Earl  of  Connaught 
19  November  1764;  youngest  (but  one)  brother 
of  George  III;  until  1801;  and  his  daughter 
Sophia  Matilda ;  and  his  son  William  Frederick, 
in  v.  p.  with  another  label  of  three  points .... 
both  until  1801. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  impaling 
Scotland  and  quartering  France,  Ireland,  and 
in  the  fourth  quarter,  Brunswick-Liineburg- 
(Lower  Saxony,  or  Westphalia,  i.  e.)  Hanover, 
with  an  inescucheon  gu.  simply  over  all  a  label 
of  three  points  arg.  George  Augustus  Guelph, 
Prince  of  GreatBritain,Electoral  Prince  of  Bruns- 
wick-Liineburg,  Duke  of  Cornwall  and  Rothsay, 
created  Duke  and  Marquis  of  Cambridge,  Earl  of 
Milford  Haven  and  Carrick,  Viscount  Northal- 
lerton, Baron  of  Tewksburyand  Renfrew,  Lord 
of  the  Isles  and  Steward  of  Scotland  1706, 
Prince  of  Wales  and  Earl  of  Chester  27  Sep- 
tember 1714 ;  eventually  George  II.  Frederick 
Louis  Guelph,  Prince  of  Great  Britain,  Elec- 
toral Prince  of  Brunswick-Liineburg,  Duke  of 
Cornwall  and  Rothsay,  created  Duke  of  Edin- 
burgh, Marquis  of  the  Isle  of  Ely,  Earl  of 
Eltham  and  Carrick,  Viscount  of  Launceston, 
Baron  of  Snowdon  and  Renfrew    1726,   Lord 


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BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

of  the  Isles  and  Steward  of  Scotland  1727, 
Prince  of  Wales  and  Earl  of  Chester  8  January 
1729,  ob.  1751.  George  William  Frederick 
Guelph,  Prince  of  Great  Britain,  Electoral 
Prince  of  Brunswick-Liineburg,  created  Duke 
of  Edinburgh,  Marquis  of  the  Isle  of  Ely, 
Earl  of  Eltham,  Viscount  of  Launceston, 
Baron  of  Snowdon  1751,  Prince  of  Wales  and 
Earl  of  Chester  20  April  1751;  eventually 
George  III.  GeorgeAugustus  Frederick  Guelph, 
Prince  of  Great  Britain,  Electoral  Prince  of 
Brunswick-Luneburg,  Duke  of  Cornwall  and 
Rothsay,  Earl  of  Carrick,  Baron  of  Renfrew, 
Lord  of  the  Isles,  and  Hereditary  Great  Stew- 
ard of  Scotland  1762,  Prince  of  Wales  and 
Earl  of  Chester  19  August  1762  ;  until  1801; 
eventually  George  IV.  But  with  the  inescu- 
cheon  arg.  a  wheel  of  six  spokes  gu.  and  the 
label  charged  on  the  centre  point  with  a  cross  gu. 
Frederick  Guelph,  Bishop  of  Osnaburgh  27 
February  1764,  created  Duke  of  York  and 
Albany  and  Earl  of  Ulster  29  November  1784; 
second  son  of  George  III ;  until  1801.  But 
with  the  label  charged  with  nine  torteaux, 
Ernest  Augustus  Guelph,  Duke  of  Brunswick, 
Bisbop  of  Osnaburgh  17 15, created  Duke  of  York 
and  Albany  and  Earl  of  Ulster  5  July  1716 ;  ob. 
4  August  1728;  Add.  MS.  6278;  brother  of 
George  I. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  quartering 
Scotland  and, in  the  third  quarter,  Ireland,  over 
all  a  label  of  three  points  arg.  James  Francis 
Edward  Stewart  or  Stuart,  son  of  James  II, 
1688-1701,  eventually  called  James  III.  But 
with  the  label  charged  on  the  centre  point 
with  a  cross  gu.  Francis  Albert  Augustus 
Charles  Emanuel  Saxe,  Duke  of  Saxony,  Prince 
of  Saxe-Coburg  Gotha,  quartering  Saxony. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  quartering 
Scotland  and,  in  the  third  quarter,  Ireland,  over 
all  an  escucheon  for  Brunswick-Liineburg- 
(Lower  Saxony  or  Westphalia,  i.  e.)  Hanover, 
and  in  chief  a  label  (of  three  points  arg.?). 
Charlotte  Caroline  Augusta  Guelph,  Princess 
of  Wales,  afterwards  Princess  of  Saxe-Coburg- 
Saalfeld;  ob.  6  November  1817;  daughter 
of  George  IV.  The  label  charged  with  a 
cross  gu.  and  two  anchors  erect  az.  William 
Henry  Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Clarence  and 
S.  Andrews,  and  Earl  of  Munster  20  May  1789  ; 
third  son  of  George  III ;  after  1800  ;  eventually 
William  IV.  But  with  fleurs-de-lis  az.  instead 
of  the  anchors  upon  the  label.  Edward  Guelph, 
created  Duke  of  Kent  and  Strathern,  and  Earl 
of  Dublin  24  April  1799 ;  fourth  son  of  George 
III;  after  1800;  ob.  23  January  1820.  And 
with  the  label  charged  with  a  cross  between  two 
roses  gu.  Elizabeth  Guelph,  afterwards  Land- 
gravine of  Hesse  Homburg;  third  daughter  of 
George  III ;  ob.  10  January  1840.  And  with 
the  label  charged  with  a  cross  between  four 
hearts  two  and  two  in  pale  gu.  Adolphus  Fre- 
derick Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Cambridge, 
Earl  of  Tipperary ;  and  Baron  of  Culloden 
27  November  1801;  ob.  8  July  1850;  seventh 
son  of  George  III ;  and  his  children  George 
William  Frederick  Charles  in  v.  p.  with  another 
label  of  three  points  ....,  afterwards  Duke  of 
Cambridge,  etc.,  Augusta  Caroline  Elizabeth 
Mary  Sophia  Louisa  afterwards  Duchess  of 
Mecklenburgh-Strelitz,  and  Mary  Adelaide  Wil- 
helmina  Elizabeth.    And  with  the  label  charged 


BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

with  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  between  two  crosses  gu. 
Ernest  Augustus  Guelph,  created  Duke  of 
Cumberland  and  Teviotdale,  and  Earl  of  Ar- 
magh 24  April  1799  :  fifth  son  of  George  III ; 
after  1800;  eventually  King  of  Hanover,  20 
June  1837 ;  and  his  son  George  Frederick 
Alexander  Charles  Ernest  Augustus,  with  an- 
other label  of  three  points  ....  And  with  the 
label  charged  with  a  rose  betw.  two  cantons  gu. 
Mary  Guelph,  afterwards  Duchess  of  Glouces- 
ter; fourth  daughter  of  George  III ;  ob.  30 
April  1857.  And  with  the  rose  only  betw.  two 
crosses  gu.  Charlotte  Augusta  Matilda  Guelph, 
Princess  Royal,  afterwards  Queen  of  Wurtem- 
berg;  eldest  daughter  of  George  III;  ob.  6  Oc- 
tober 1828.  And  with  the  rose  only  between 
two  hearts  gu.  Amelia  Guelph  ;  sixth  daughter 
of  George  III;  ob.  2  November  1810.  And 
with  the  rose  only  between  two  ermine  spots. 
Augusta  Sophia  Guelph;  second  daughter  of 
George  III ;  ob.  22  September  1840.  And  with 
the  label  charged  with  a  heart  between  two  roses 
gu.  Sophia  Guelph  ;  fifth  daughter  of  George 
III;  ob.  27  May  1848.  And  with  the  label 
charged  with  two  hearts  in  pale  between  as 
many  crosses  gu.  Augustus  Frederick  Guelph, 
created  Duke  of  Sussex,  Earl  of  Inverness  and 
Baron  of  Arklow  27  November  1801 ;  sixth  son 
of  George  III ;  ob.  21  April  1843. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  quartering 
Scotland  and,  in  the  third  quarter,  Ireland, 
with  an  inescncheon  for  Brunswick-Liineburg- 
(Lower  Saxony  or  Westphalia,  i.  e.)  Hanover, 
and  over  all  a  label  of  five  points  arg.  charged 
with  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  between  four  crosses  gu. 
William  Henry  Guelph,  created  Duke  of  Glou- 
cester and  Edinburgh,  and  Earl  of  Connaught 
19  November  1764;  a  brother  of  George  III; 
after  1800;  ob.  1805  ;  and  his  daughter  Sophia 
Matilda,  ob.  29  November  1844;  and  his  son 
William  Frederick  Guelph,  in  v.  p.  with  another 
label  of  three  points  . . . . ,  afterwards  Duke  of 
Gloucester,  etc.,ob.s.  p.  30  November  1834.  But 
with  the  label  only  charged  with  a  rose  gu. 
Leopold  George  Frederick  Saxe,  Prince  of 
Saxe-Coburg  Saalfeld,  by  warrant  7  April  1818, 
quarterly  with  Saxony;  afterwards  King  of  the 
Belgians. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  quartering 
Scotland  and,  in  the  third  quarter,  Ireland, 
over  all  an  escucheon  for  Brunswick-Liineburg- 
( Lower  Saxony  or  Westphalia,  i.  e.)  Hanover, 
with  an  inescucheon  gu.  simply,  over  the  whole  a 
label  of  three  points  arg.  George  Augustus 
Frederick  Guelph,  Prince  of  Great  Britain, 
Electoral  Prince  of  Brunswick-Luneburg,  Duke 
of  Cornwall  and  Rothsay,  Earl  of  Carrick, 
Baron  of  Renfrew,  Lord  of  the  Isles,  and  He- 
reditary Great  Steward  of  Scotland,  created 
Prince  of  Wales  and  Earl  of  Chester,  19  Au- 
pust  1762,  after  1800;  eventually  George  IV. 
But  with  the  inescucheon  arg.  a  wheel  of  six 
spokes  gu.  and  the  label  charged  in  the 
centre  point  with  a  cross  gu.  Frederick 
Guelph,  elected  Bishop  of  Osnaburgh  27  Fe- 
bruary 1764,  created  Duke  of  York  and  Albany, 
and  Earl  of  Ulster  29  November  1784,  second 
son  of  George  III;  after  1800;  ob.  5  January 
1827. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  quartering 
Scotland  and,  in  the  third  quarter,  Ireland, 
with  an  inescucheon  for  Saxony,  and  over  all 


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BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

a  label  of  three  points  arg.  Albert  Edward 
Saxe,  Prince  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland,  Prince  of  Saxe  Coburg 
Gotha,  Duke  of  Saxony,  Duke  of  Cornwall  and 
Rothsay,  Earl  of  Carrick,  Baron  of  Renfrew, 
Lord  of  the  Isles,  and  Steward  of  Scotland, 
created  Prince  of  Wales  and  Earl  of  Chester 
8  December  184=1,  Earl  of  Dublin  17  January 
1850.  The  label  charged  with  a  cross  gu.  and 
two  anchors  erect  az.  Alfred  Ernest  Albert, 
Prince  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland,  Prince  of  Saxe-Coburg  Gotha, 
Duke  of  Saxony.  But  with  a  rose  betw.  two 
crosses  gu.  Victoria  Adelaide  Mary  Louisa  Saxe, 
Princess  Royal  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland,  afterwards  Princess  Fre- 
derick William  of  Prussia. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  quarterly 
with  az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  over  all  a  label 

(Probably)   Edward    (of    Woodstock) 

Plantagenet,  Duke  of  Cornwall,  between  1339 
and  1341 :  which  might  account  for  this  mode 
of  marshalling  the  arms  of  Richard  II,  "  as 
set  up  in  his  time,  and  now  in  being  in  the 
west  window  of  the  abbey  of  Shrewsbury,  and 
of  several  princes  of  the  royal  house  there  also 
depicted,  with  their  distinctions,"  as  noted  by 
Sandford,  p.  191. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  over  all  a 
bend  (sometimes  a  bendlet,  sometimes  a  bas- 
ton)  az.  (Attributed  to)  John  (Lackland) 
Plantagenet  (but  ?  two  lions).  Sire  Henry 
(Plantagenet)  de  Lancastre,  H ;  J;  K,Harl. 
MS.  6317;  N;  brother  of  (Thomas)  the  Earl 
of  Lancaster,  Y;  le  Count  de  Darby,  Y ;  Henry 
le  filz  de  Lancaster,  or  Henry  de  Longcastre 
brother  of  Thomas  Counte  de  Longcastre,  K, 
Harl.  MS.  6589 ;  i.  e.,  Henry,  son  of  Edmund 
Crouch  back,  and  afterwards  Earl  of  Lancaster 
and  Derby,  Lord  of  Monmouth,  created  Earl 
of  Leicester,  1323-4,  Steward  1327;  Earl  of 
Provence  1335,  V;  ob.  1345  ;  Z,  109. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  quartering 
Scotland,  and,  in  the  third  quarter,  Ireland, 
over  all  an  escucheon  of  Brunswick-Liineburg- 
(Lower  Saxony  or  Westphalia,  i.  e.)  Hanover, 
and  over  all  on  a  couped  sinister  baton  az. 
three  anchors  or.  George  Fitzclarence,  cre- 
ated Earl  of  Munster,  Viscount  Fitzclarence, 
and  Baron  of  Tewksbury  4  June  1831 ;  a  na- 
tural son  of  William  IV  ;  the  baton  afterwards 
changed  to  gu.  simply. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  over  all  a 
crosier  staff  gu.  crook  sa.  Cistercian  Abbey 
at  Vale  Royal,  co.  Chester. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or.  Guernsey. 
O'Brien,  Ireland. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or  a  label  of  three 
points  arg.  De  Brotherton,  V*.  The  label 
of  five  points  arg.  Mowbray.  The  label 
az.  flory  or.  Leicester  College  at  Newart, 
co.  Nottingham-  (in  error,  for  the  College 
of  Newark,  or  St.  Mary  the  Greater,  at 
Leicester). 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or  collared  with 
crowns  az.  Confirmed  to  Otho  de  Mandeyille, 
1393-4,  the  patent  of  the  grant  by  Edward  III 
to  his  father  Peter  having  been  lost.  Ashmolean 
MS.  835,  fo.  365. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  crowned  or. 
Town  of  Appleby,  co.  Westmoreland,  supposed 
to  have  been  granted  by  Henry  II. 


BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  or  over  all  a  bend 
az.    Fitz-Roy. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Barnard.  Sir  Piers 
Fitz-Harbert,  Lord  of  Blancovenny  in  Wales, 
V.  Fitz-Herbert,  Tissington,  co.  Derby, 
Baronetcy  10  March  1783.  Fitz-Herbert, 
Norbury,  co.  Derby,  and  Begbrook,  co.  Ox- 
ford. Reynald  Fitz-Piers,  Y.  Sire  Johan  le 
Fitz-Reinald,  J.  Reinauld  le  Fitz-Piers,  B. 
Renaud  le  Fitz-Ps,  E.  Fitz-Reignald.  Sire 
John  le  Fitz-Renaud,  N.  B.  Hoderngo,  F. 
Roos  or  Rosse,  Essex. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  or  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Fitz-Herbert,  Baron  St.  Helens. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  or  a  label  arg.  Baudewin 
de  Coderinge,  Y.  The  label  of  five 
points.  Baudwin  Coderugge,  E.  Badwin  de 
Coderugge,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Gu.  billety  and  three  lions  ramp.  or.  John  de 
Herondi,  F. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  crowned  or.  La  Rache, 
i.  e.  Lavache. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  or  with  wreaths  on  their 
heads  az.     Kellam. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  or.    Fitz  Herbert. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  all  meeting  under  one  head 
in  the  fess  point  guard,  or  armed  and  langued 
az.  (?  badge  of)  Edmond  (Crouchback) 
Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Lancaster,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  Z,  103. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  per  pale  or 
andarg.  Feversham,  Kent.  Mac-BrienArragh, 
Arragh,  co.  Tipperarv  ;  Baronetcy  1623,  extinct 
1626.  O'Brian,  Earl  of  Tomond,  V.  O'Brien, 
Earl  of  Thomond  and  Baron  of  Ibracan  1543-4, 
and  1552,  Viscount  Tadcaster,  1714,  extinct  1741 ; 
quartering  arg.  three  piles  meeting  in  point 
issuant  from  the  chief  gu.,  and  or  a  pheon  az. 
O'Brien,  Baron  Incbiquin  and  Burren  1543-4, 
Earl  of  Inchiquin  1654,  extinct  1855 ;  Marquess 
of  Thomond  1800,  extinct  1855;  Baron  Tho- 
mond of  Taplow  1801,  extinct  1808 ;  Baron 
Tadcaster  1826,  extinct  1846  ;  with  the  same 
quarteriugs.  O'Brien,  Dromoland  and  Leagh- 
menagh,  co.  Clare;  Baronetcy  9  November 
1686 ;  Barou  of  Inchiquin  (1543)  1855,  with 
the  same  quarterings.  O'Brien,  Viscount  Clare, 
Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  288. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  per  pale  or 
and  arg.  a  label  three  of  points  silver.  O'Brien, 
Baron  of  Inchegwine  1543 ;  Harl.  MS.  1362, 
fo.  37. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  per  pale  or  and  arg. 
O'Brien,  Earh  of  Thomond,  quartering  Bryan 
with  gu.  a  pheon  arg.  Z,  357,  371.  O'Brien, 
Shotgrove,  Essex. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  ppr.  Gunn,  Irstead,  Nor- 
folk. 

Or  three  lions  ....  az.    Repley. 

Or  two  lions  pass,  in  chief  and  one  in  base  ramp, 
az.    Tappenden,  Faversham,  Kent. 

Or  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  az.  Johan  de  Someri, 
G.     Sir  John  Somerye,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Or  three  lions  pass.  az.  Sr.  John  de  Somery, 
L,  Harl  MS.  6589. 

Or  semy  of  hearts  gu.  and  three  lions  pass,  in  pale 
az.    Denmark,  Z,  276. 

Or  semy  of  hearts  gu.  and  three  lions  pass.  az. 
crowned  of  the  first.    Denmark,  Z,  326. 

Or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  az.    Ludlow. 

Or  semy  of  hearts  gu.and  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 
pale  az.(  another,crowned  of  the  first.)  Denmark. 


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BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Or  sercy  of  hearts  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  az. 

crowned  of  the  first.    Denmark,  Z,  554. 
Or  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  az.     Ludlow. 

Or  three  lions  ramp.  az.  Sir de  Risleigh,  R. 

Or  three  lions  ramp.   az.   ducally   crowned   gu. 

Delillers,  London;  granted  1657. 
Or  three  lions  ramp,  all  meeting  under  one  head 
in  the  fess  point  guard,  az.  that  at  base  respect- 
ant  the  sinister  side.     Nashe,  W.- 
Or  three  lions  ramp,  tails  forked  az.     Mortaine, 

co.  Leicester. 
Or  three  lions  couchant  gu.    Lye,  co.  Wilts,  and 

co.  Hereford. 

Or  seray  of  hearts  gu.  three  lions  pass,  of  the 

second    crowned    armed     and     langued     az. 

Denmark. 

Or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  towards  the 

sinister  gu.     Motteux,  Beechamwell,  Norfolk. 

Or    three    lions    pass,    guard,    gu.       Kings    of 

Wales. 
Or  three  lions  ramp.  gu.     Cresacre,  co.  York,  V. 
CRESEACRE.Barnborough,  co.  York;  the  heiress 
m.  More. 
Or  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  over  all   a  bend  az. 

Palley. 
Or  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  sa. 

Hayward,  co.  Hereford. 
Or    three    lions    ramp.    purp.        Cresacre    or 
Cresakre,  in  Brodsworth  Church,  co.  York. 

Or  three  lions sa.     Sir  Dunkan  Makdonett 

d'Escoce,  M. 
Or  three  lions  couchant  in  pale  sa.     Lloyd. 
Or  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.       Sr.  Nicholas 
Carew,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.    Carew, 
Hackcomhe,  co.  Devon ;  Baronetcy  2  August 
1661.    Carew,  Beddington,  Surrey  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Throckmorton,  who  assumed  the  name,  and 
had  a  Baronetcy  11  January  1715;  extinct  19 
August  1762.    Richard  de  Carew,  Bishop  of  St. 
David's,  1256-80.     Nicoll  de  Carru,  K,  Harl. 
MS.  6137.     Sir  John   Carwe,  Q.     Fowkroy. 
Johan  de  Kareus,  G.    Adam  de  Mongomery, 
F,  or  Mungomeri,  E. 
Or  three  lions  pass.  sa.     Monsire  de  Carew,  Y. 
Carew,  V*.     Carew,  Baron  Carew  of  Castle- 
borough,  and  its  branch  Carew,  Ballinamona, 
co.    Waterford ;     descended     from     England. 
Sir  Nicholas  Carew,  K,  and  Nicholas  de  Carew, 
E:  Harl.  MS.  6589.      Carne.      Le  Baron  de 
Caereu,  Y.   Sire  Nicholas  Carru,  N.     Nicholas 
de  Karrd,  K.     Mallory,  co.  Leicester. 
Or  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.     Sir  John  de  Carew  or  Carewe  the 
younger,  Q. 
Or  three  lions  pass.  sa.  a  label  gu.    Sire  Johan 

de  Carru,  N. 
Or  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.  armed  and  langued 
gu.  Sir  Nicholas  Carew,  Carew  Castle,  co. 
Pembroke,  ob.  1449  ( derived  through  Osborne 
Fitzgerald,  Lord  of  Ynysymaengwyn,  from 
Walter  Fitz-Otho);  and  his  descendants,  Carew, 
Earl  of  Totness,  Baron  of  Clopton,  1626-9; 
Carew,  Haccombe,  co.  Devon,  Baronetcy  2 
August  1661;  Carew,  East  Anthony,  Cornwall, 
Baronetcy  9  August  1640,  extinct  24  March 
1748,  quartering  Pole  ;  and  Carew,  Crowcombe, 
co.  Somerset.  Carew,  Beddington,  Surrey; 
the  heiress  m.  Throckmorton,  who  assumed 
the  name,  and  had  a  Baronetcy  11  January 
1715;  extinct  19  August  1762.  Sir  John 
Carewe,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595. 


BEASTS.  3  LIONS  cont. 

Or  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.  armed  and  langued 
gu.  a  label  of  three  points  of  the  last.  Sr. 
John  Carew  the  younger,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595. 
Or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  sa.  Malory, 
Draughton,  co.  Northampton.  Sr.  Piers 
Maloure,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Or   three   lions   pass,    guard,   sa.         Sire  Peres 

Maloure,  N. 
Or  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  sa.     Ludlow. 
Or  three    lions    ramp.   sa.         Hillion,    Essex.' 
Mallore,  V*.     Sir  John  Malore,  co.  Leices- 
ter, V. 
Or   three   lions   ramp.   sa.  langued   armed    and 
crowned   gu.       GuERfN,   Norton   Fitz-Warren, 
Taunton  ;  descended  from  Guerin,  Champagne, 
Isle  of  France,  and  Auvergne. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Sir  ....  Repley,  V. 
Per  chev.  embattled  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp. 

counterchanged.    Holker.     Hulke,  V. 
Per  chev.   embattled   arg.  and   gu.   three   lions 
ramp,   counterchanged.       Huckle.      Hulke. 
Wifolde,  V*. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  or  three  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.    Waring,  Ireland. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 
pale  counterchanged.     William  Catlyn,  Ley- 
borne,  Kent;  granted  1470,  Harl.  MS.  1359, fo.  5. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  or  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Ripley,  Cornwall. 
Per  chev.  embattled  gu.  and  or  three  lions  ramp. 
counterchanged.  Wifield,  London.  Wyffolde, 
V.     Sir  Nicholas  Wiffold,    Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1450,  Harl.MS.  1349. 
Per  chev.  embattled  gu.  and  or  three  lions  ramp, 
guard,  counterchanged.   Wilford,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London,  1450. 
Per  chev.  or  and  az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 

pale  counterchanged.     Catlin,  Kent. 
Per  chev.   or  and  az.  three  lions   ramp,  coun- 
terchanged. Repley,     Chertsey,      Surrey. 
Warington.      Warrington,  Aigberth,  co.  Lan- 
caster; and  its  branches,  Warrington,  quar- 
tering Strudwick ;  and  Warrington-CAREW,  Ca- 
rew Castle  and  Crowcombe. 
Per  chev.  embattled  or  and  az.  three  lions  ramp, 
counterchanged.      Holker,   London  ;  granted 
1  January  1770. 
Per  chev.  or  and  az.  three  lions  ramp,  those  in 
chief  combatant   all  counterchanged.      Robert 
Warmington,  of  Calais,  temp.  Edward  IV,  V. 
Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  three  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.   Lund,  co.  York,  and  Parson's  Green, 
Middlesex. 
Per  chev.  flory  counterflory  or  and  gu.  three  lions 
pass,  counterchanged.     Lownde,  Jekesford,  co. 
Cambridge. 
Per  chev.  dovetailed  or  and  vert  three  lions  ramp, 
counterchanged.     Ripley,  Westminster,  Mid- 
dlesex ;   granted  1742;  London;    and  Ripley, 
co.  York. 
Per  chief  az.   and  erm.   three  lions  ramp.   or. 

Monsire  Richard  Fitz-Henry,  Y. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  three  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Vale. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  erm.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 

pale  sa.    Calcraft,  Kent. 
Per  fess  dancetty  (or  indented)  az.  and  gu.  three 

lions  pass,  in  pale  or.     Sir  Bryan  Tuke,  V. 
Per  fess  indented  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  pass.  or. 
Tuke,  Cressing  Temple,  Essex. 


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3  LIONS  cont. 


Per  fess  az.  and  or  on  the  first  three  lions  ramp, 
in  bar  arg.  crowned  or.  Jon  de  Bekenore, 
A,  Harl.  MS.  0137. 

Per  fess  erm.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp,  in  chief 
or.     Fitz-Henry. 

Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  or  three  lions  ramp, 
counterchanged.     Wifield. 

Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  sa.  three  lions  pass, 
guard,  arg.    Lippincott. 

Per  fess  or  and  az.  in  chief  three  lions  ramp, 
vert.     Reynolds,  London ;  granted  1714. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  three  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Kenerby. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  thi-ee  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.  Young,  Clare,  Suffolk;  the  co-heirs 
m.  Cook  and  M'Lean. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  three  lions  ramp,  guard, 
counterchanged.  Younge,  Buckhorne,  and 
Colbroke,  co.  Dorset. 

Per  pale  arg.  (az.  in  pencil)  and  gu.  three  lions 
ramp.  erm.    Jeffray  de  Rous,  Y. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 
pale  counterchanged.    Ashill. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  coun- 
terchanged. Etherington,  Kingston-upon- 
Hull,  and  Ferriby,  co.  York.  Hetherington. 
Hetherton.  Sir  Thomas  Pullison,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1584,  living  1002,  Harl.  MS. 
1349.     Pultison,  London. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg. 
Isaac  Maddox,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1735, 
Worcester  1745-59. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
Evans,  Hill  Court.  Gwyn,  Ford  Abbey,  co. 
Devon ;  quartering  Prideaux  and  Fraunceis. 
Fitz-Herbert.  Hearbbett.  Sir  George 
Herbert,  V.  Herbert,  Baron  Herbert  of 
Gower  and  Chepstow,  1401,  Earl  of  Pembroke 
1408,  (resigned  . . . . )  and  of  Huntingdon  1479, 
extinct  1491,  the  heiress  m.  Somerset,  Z,  337, 
357.  Herbert,  as  borne  on  an  escucheon  by 
Somerset,  Earl  of  Warwick,  U.  William 
Herbert,  Earl  of  Pembroke,  at  the  Charter- 
house 1019.  Herbert,  Baron  Herbert  of  Car- 
diff, and  Earl  of  Pembroke  1551,  into  which 
title  merged,  1030,  that  of  Herbert,  Baron 
Herbert  of  Shurland  and  Earl  of  Montgomery 
1005.  Herbert,  Red  (or  Powis)  Castle,  co. 
Montgomery;  Baron  Powis  1029,  Baronetcy 
16  November  1622;  Earl  of  Powis  1674;  Vis- 
count Montgomery  and  Marquis  of  Powis  1687 ; 
extinct  1748,  Z,  362  (this  family  had  a  crescent 
for  diff.).  Herbert,  Baron  Herbert  1624, 
Baron  Herbert  of  Chirbury  1629,  extinct 
1691;  renewed  1694;  extinct  1738;  renewed 
1743;  Baron  Powis,  Viscount  Ludlow,  Earl 
of  Powis  1748;  Baron  Herbert  of  Cherbury 
and  Ludlow  1749  ;  extinct  1801.  Clive,  now 
Herbert,  Baron  Clive  1794 ;  Baron  Powis,  Ba- 
ron Herbert  of  Cherbury,  Viscount  Clive  and 
Earl  Powis  1804.  Herbert,  Earl  of  Torring- 
ton,  Baron  Herbert  of  Torbay  1689-1716. 
Herbert,  Baron  Porchester,  1780 ;  Earl  of 
Carnarvon  1793.  Herbert,  Tintern,  co.  Mon- 
mouth ;  Baronetcy  3  July  1660;  extinct  .... 
Herbert, Bromfield, co. Salop;  Baronetcy  1600; 
extinct  1069.  Jones,  Slowey,  co.  Somerset. 
Jones,  Llanarth,  and  Treowen,  co.  Monmouth ; 
derived  from  William  ap  Jenkin,  alias  Herbert 
of  Werndu,  near  Abergavenny  ;  quartering  Cor- 
bet, Fitzwalter,  Newmarch,  Vivonia  surnamed 
de  Fortibus,  Mallet,  Ferrers,  Marshall,  Strong- 


bow,  Clare,  Giffard,  Macmorough,  Blethin 
Bx-oadspeare,  Gwarinddy,  Huntley,  Hastings, 
Wallis,  Morgan,  Wyborne,  and  Lee.  Morgan, 
Ashtowne,Wales.  Prodgers.  Edward  Progers, 
Groom  of  the  Bedchamber  temp.  Charles  II. 
Progers,  Gwarindee,  or  Werndu,  co.  Mon- 
mout  descended  from  William  ap  Jenkin,  alias 
HERBERT,lordof  Gwarindee,  temp.  Edward  III. 
William  Thomas,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1678, 
Worcester  1683-9.  Vaughan,  Bridwarden,  co. 
Hereford ;  Cleirow,  co.  Radnor ;  and  Court 
Field,  co.  Monmouth. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  cres- 
cent and  a  label  of  five  points  or.  Henry 
Herbert,  Winister,  Z,  348. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  armed 
and  langued  or.  Herbert,  St.  Julian's  and 
Magor,  co.  Monmouth  (derived  from  George, 
third  son  of  William  Herbert  first  Earl  of 
Pembroke),  the  heiress  m.  Baron  Herbert  of 
Chirbury.  Herbert,  Baron  Herbert  of  Chir- 
bury; Herbert,  Earl  of  Powis;  Herbert, 
Tintern ;  and  Herbert,  co.  Kerry ;  all  derived 
like  Herbert,  Coldbrook,  co.  Monmouth  (the 
heiress,  1709,  m.  Powell),  from  Richard,  third 
son  of  William  Herbert,  Raglan  Castle,  co. 
Monmouth,  youngest  brother  of  William 
Herbert,  first  Earl  of  Pembroke  of  the  ori- 
ginal creation.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Evans,  Hill  House,  co.  Hereford. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  double 

tailed  arg.    Morgan. 
Per  pale   az.    and   gu.  three  lions   ramp.  erm. 
Sir  Johan  le  Rous,  N.     Jeffray  de  Rous,  Y. 
Rous,  co.  Gloucester.    Sir  Roger  Rouse,  co. 
Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  erm.  armed 

gu.    Rous,  Lord  of  Immer. 
Per  pale    az.    and    gu.    three    lions    pass.    or. 

Delaland. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Gates, 
Essex.     Herbert  le  Fitz  Mahewe,  B.     Mahu 
Fitz  Johan,  G. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  or. 
Gates,  Gosberton,  co.  Lincoln.     Sir   Geoffry 
Gates,  Essex,  V. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  az.  three  lions    ramp.   or. 

Fitz-Henry. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  lions    ramp.    arg. 
Sir  Richard  Esteney,  V.    Estudy  or  Estney. 
Herbert,  Earl  of  Huntingdon,  Lord  Herbert 
of  Gower  and  Chepstow,  until  1491,  Z,  337. 
Gile  le  Rous,  E,  or  Rus,  F.    Sherman. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  en- 
raged counterchanged.    Herbert. 
Per  pale  gu.  and   az.  three   lions    ramp.    erm. 
Philip  le  Fitz-MAHEU,  E.     Le  Fitz  Mahew,  F. 
Mathew,  W. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 

pale  or.    Henri  de  la  Launde,  G.    Lawne. 
Per  pale1  gu.   and    az.    three    lions    ramp.    or. 

Fitz  John. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  or. 

Gates,  Essex,  and  Semer,  co.  York. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  or  three  lions  counterchanged. 
O'Brien,  Blatherwycke  Park,  co.  Northampton  ; 
descended  through  Henry  O'Brien,  Stonhall, 
co.  Clare  (who  m.,  1699,  the  heiress  of  Stafford 
of  Blatherwycke),  from  Sir  Donatus  O'Brien, 
Dromoland,  co.  Clare;  quartering  arg.  three 
piles  gu.,  and  arg.  (properly?  or)  a  pheon 
az. 

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3  LIONS  cont. 


Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg. 

The  O'Geady,  Kilballyowen,  co.  Limerick. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  per 
pale  arg.  and  or  the  centre  Hon  charged  on  the 
side  with  a  portcullis  (az.  another)  sa.  O'Geady, 
Viscount  Guillamore,  28  January,  1831. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  gu. 

Lewellin,  V.    Lewellyn.    Llewellyn,  V*. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Rowse. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.    Sire 

Roger  le  Rous,  N. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Rous,  V.    Rouse,  V*. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  erm.    Rous 

or  Rowse. 
Per  pale  or  and  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Bishop,  Poeklington,  co.  York. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.      Pallisee,  The  Vache,  co.  Bucking- 
ham, and  Castletown   House,  co.  Wexford,  Ba- 
ronetcy 6  August  1773.    Pallisee,  Deptford, 
Kent;  granted  8  October  1773. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  three  lions  ramp,  guard. 

counterchanged.    Young,  co.  Dorset. 
Per  pale  sa.    and   gu.   three    lions    pass.    arg. 
Steeee,  Jayes,  Dorking,   Surrey ;    quartering 
Lee. 
Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale 

arg.     O'Geady,  Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  169. 
Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  three    lions    pass.   arg. 

Grady,  Ireland. 
Per  saltire  or  and  erm.  a  lion  pass.  az.  betw.  two 
others  pass,  reguard.  in  pale  gu.     Mac  Mahon, 
Baronetcies  6  May  1815,  and  7  August  1817. 
Purp.  three  lions  ramp.  or.     Fitz-Raynold,  co. 

Lancaster. 
Quarterly   az.   and    gu.  three    lions   ramp.  arg. 
Heebeet,  Earl  of  Pembroke,  after  1CC1,  when 
the  bordure  compony  or  bezanty  and  gu.  was 
abandoned;  (this  coat  seems  false). 
Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.     Sr. 

William  Morgan,  V. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  az.  three 
lions  ramp.  arg.  Medlicott,  Abingdon,  co. 
Berks ;  London  ;  and  co.  Salop,  1634,  Harl. MS. 
1358,  fo.  83.  Medlycott,  Ven  House,  Mil- 
borne  Port,  co.  Somerset;  Baronetcy  3  October 
1808. 
'  Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  three  lions  pass,  with  tails 

extended  or.     Shaxton,  Buthell,  Norfolk. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.   English,  Oving- 
ton  Manor, andBocking,  Essex.  English,  Kent, 
co.  Lancaster,  and  co.  Stafford.     English,  V. 
Pylston,  V.   And  with  a  crescent  or  (?  for  diff.) 
Richard  Beadon,  Bishop  of  Gloucester  1789, 
Bath,  etc.  1802-24,  Cole,  MS.  xlix,  fo.  3  b. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass.  arg.      Aigles,  co.  North- 
ampton     and      Northumberland.         Thomas 
English,  Buckland,    Maidstone,   Kent,    1730. 
(?  Hwyfa  ap  Iorwerth,  heiress  eventually  to 
Puleston,  thence  to  Cooke. )     Meevyn,  Durford, 
co.  Hants.     Pelstone. 
Sa.    three     lions     pass,    guard,    in     pale     arg. 

Aygle. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.  John  Keteeich 
or  Cateick,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1414,  Lich- 
field, etc.  1415,  Exeter  1419-20. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Aigles,  Northumber- 
land and  co.  Northampton.  Bernhajvi,  V. 
Sire  Johan  le  Engleys,  N.  Sr.  John  Engleys, 
Northumberland  and  Cumberland,  temp.  Ed- 


ward I,  V.  English,  Stockley  English,  and 
Bradninch,  co.  Devon.  William  Englishe,  Y. 
Engleys  or  Englys.  Englys, Northumberland. 
Peeuz,  V.  Peous,  Chugford,  V.  Peous  or 
Peowze,  Gidley  Castle,  temp.  Henry  II,  and 
and  Way,  in  Chagford,  co.  Devon  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Moels  or  Mules.  Younger  branches  were 
settled  at  Withecomb,  Barnstaple,  Tiverton, 
Crediton,etc.  Peouse,F*.  Peouse  or  Peeuz. 
Sandfoed.  Stanford. 
Sa.  crusily  or  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Sire  Wil- 
liam le  Peeuz,  N,  Sir  William  Preuz,  Corn- 
wall, temp.  Edward  III,  V.  Preuze,  V*. 
Sa.  crusily  fitchy  or  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Peeux 
or  Peewxe;  quartered  by  Hastings,  Earl  of 
Huntingdon.  Wilbury,  V. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  ducally   crowned   or. 

Lawford. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  enraged  gu.    Mildmar. 
Prowse    (a    younger    branch   of    Prouse    or 
Prowze  of  Gidley,  co.  Devon). 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  arg.    Aigles,  North- 
umberland and  co.  Northampton. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  erm.  Walker, 

co.  Cambridge. 
Sa.  three   lions    pass,   in    pale    or.        William 
D'Arderne,  E,  or  Ardeen,  F.     Coumbe,  V. 
Malefourd,  V.    Malfobd. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass.  or.     Aedeene.     Bouchier, 
Essex.    And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Richard 
Beadon,  Bishop  of  Gloucester  1789,  Bath,  etc. 
1802-24. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  with  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.     Bouechiee,  Essex. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  reguard.  the  two  in  chief  re- 

contrant  or.  Dalway. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Combe  Coombe  or 
Coumbe,  Stratford  on -Avon,  co.  Warwick. 
Dupoech.  Eyston,  Isleworth,  co.  Middlesex  ; 
quartering  through  Stow  of  Burford,  co.  Oxon, 
De  Arcubus  of  East  Hendred,  co.  Berks.  M. 
Reynaud le  Fitz  Piees.D.  Gefrai  Tuebeevile,£. 
Sa.  crusily  fitchy  of  seven  and  three  lions  ramp. 

or.    Wybbuey,  V. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp,  or  armed  and  langued  gu. 

Eyston,  East  Hendred,  co.  Berks,  1716. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  per  pale  arg.  and  or. 
Meevyn,  Pertwood  and  Fonthill   Giffard,  co. 
Wilts ;    Visitation  1565.     Meevyn,  Marwood, 
co.  Devon  ;  the  heiress  m.  Cutcliffe. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  per  pale  or 

and  arg.    Meevyn,  Fonthill,  co.  Wilts. 

.Vert  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.       Mageath, 

"  Lambeth ;  quartering  gu.  an  arm  couped  ppr. 

the  hand  holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  or,  with 

gu.  an  arm  erect  the  hand  holding  a  battle-axe 

in  bend  sinister and  vert  a  buck  salient 

or. 
Vert  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.     Merefleld. 
Vert  three  lions  ramp.  arg.   Wanwick.  Warwick. 

Ward  wick. 
Vert  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  collared  or  chains 
fixed  to  the  collar  of  the  last  pendent  betw.  the 
legs  and  over  the  loins.     Tyson,  Malton  and 
Alnwick,  Northumberland. 
Vert  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  crowned  or.  Lymbrake, 
V.    Sir  John  Maedenike,  V.    Maedewike,  V*. 
Tison,  Northumberland,  and  co.  Wilts.   Tyson, 
impaling  Bevers,  1761. 
Vert  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  crowned  collared  and 
chained  or.     Tison  or  Tyson,  Woodland  Green, 
co.  Gloucester;  granted  24  February  1708. 


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Vert   three    lions    ramp.   arg.   crowned    ducally 

gorged  and  chained  or.     Tuson. 
Vert  three  lions  ramp,  tail  forked  arg.    Wardwike, 

John  Wardwicke,  Y.    Warwick  or  Warwyke. 
Vert  three  lions  ramp.  or.     Long. 
Vert    three    lions    ramp,    guard,    or.      William 

Chelmick,  Ragdon,co.  Salop  ;  granted  by  Cooke, 

W;  confirmed  1  June  1582,  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo. 

123  b.     Chilmick,  Ragdou,  co.  Salop. 
Vert  three  lions  in  fess  per  pale  arg.  and   or. 

Springham,  Dublin. 

3  LYNXES 

Sa.  three  lynxes  pass,  guard,  arg.     Lynch. 
Sa.  three  lynxes  salient  arg.     Linch. 
Sa.  three  lynxes  ppr.     Lynch,  Kent. 

3  MOLES 

Arg.  three  moles  sa.  Nancothan,  Redriff,  Corn- 
wall.   Nangathan.    Nangarthian.    Wighton. 

Arg.  three  moles  sa.  snouts  and  feet  gu. 
Mangotham,     Scotland.  Nangothan      or 

Nangotham,  Scotland. 

3  OUNCES 

Sa.  three  ounces  statant  in  pale  or  spotted  of  the 
first.  Sir  James  Bourcher;  1G10;  Harl.  MS. 
6095,  fc  15  b. 

3  OTTERS 

Arg.  three  otters  issuant  out  of  a  fess  wavy  sa. 

Meldrum,  Fyvie,  Scotland. 
Arg.  three  otters  pass.  sa.   Worcell  or  Worsell. 
Az.  three  otters  in  pale  or.     Prcde,  Kent;  in 

Canterbury  Cathedral. 
Az.  three  otters  pass,  in  pale  or  each  holding  in 

the  mouth  a  fish  arg.     Peoude,  Egston,  Kent. 

3  OXEN 

Arg.  three  calves  (pass.  V*)  statant  gu.  Calfe,F. 
Arg.  three  calves  sa.   DuNCALFE,Foxley,  co.  Ches- 
ter.   Metcalfe. 
Arg.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.     Hamelen  Hamelin 

Hamelyn  Hamelyne  and  Hamelyng.  Hayton. 

Sticklewey,    V*.      Thomas    Stiklewey,    V. 

Striklewey,  V*. 
Arg.  three  calves  pass.  sa.      Medcalf,  Askrigh, 

Berepark,  and  Reddall,  co.  York.     Medcalfe 

or  Metcalfe,  Chelmsford,  Essex ;  and  co.  York. 

Metcalfe,  Hawstead,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.  armed  or.    Ashley,  co. 

Somerset.    Cooper,  Wimborne   St.  Giles,  co. 

Dorset. 
Arg.  three  hulls  pass.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu. 

Hamelyn  or  Hamlyng. 
Arg.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.  armed  and  unguled  or. 

Ashley-Cooper;  Baronetcy 4 July  1G22;  Baron 

Ashley,   20   April   1661 ;    Baron   Cooper    and 

Earl  of  Shaftsbury,  23  April  1672;  quartering 

Cooper. 
Arg.  three  cows  pass.  sa.  eyes  gu.  collared  or. 

Benedictine  Alien  Priory  at  Cowick  Cowike  or 

Cuich,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.    three   calves    statant    sa.  Sir    James 

Metcalfe,  V. 
Arg.  three  bulls  statant  sa.  armed  or.     Hamelyn, 

V. 
Erm.  three  bulls  pass.  or.    Horne. 
Or  three  bulls  pass.  sa.    Squibb,  Reading,  co. 

Berks. 
Or  three  hulls  pass.  sa.  armed  gu.    Squibb,  co. 

Dorset. 
Vert  three  bulls   salient  arg.      Rowland    Lee, 

Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.  1534-43. 


BEASTS. 


3  SEALS 


Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  three  seabears  counter- 
changed.    Floweedew,  Norfolk. 

3  SHEEP 

Arg.  three  rams  pass.  sa.  Sydenham,  Brimpton, 
co.  Somerset;  Baronetcy  28  July  1641 ;  extinct 
10  October  1739;  Sydenham,  and  Kitsford,  co. 
Somerset :  with  its  branches  at  Coombe,  Or- 
chard, Chelworthy,  and  Whetston,  co.  Somer- 
set; and  Winlord  Eagles,  co.  Dorset.  Simon 
Sydenham,  Bishop  of  Chichester  1431-8. 

Az.  three  holy  lambs  or.     Row,  co.  Devon,  1716. 

Az.  three  paschal  lambs  pass.  or.     Lamb. 

Gu.  three  holy  lambs  staff  cross  and  banners  arg. 
Rowe,  Tolesby  Hall,  co.  York.  Rowe,  Tavi- 
stock, co.  Devon  ;  a  younger  branch  of  Rowe, 
Lamerton,  co.  Devon,  Visitation  1620. 

Gu.  three  paschal  lambs  pass.  arg.  the  banners 
charged  with  a  cross  gu.     Lamb. 

Gu.  three  paschal  lambs  or.  Rowe  or  Rawe, 
Cornwall. 

Gu.  three  rams  arg.    Ramsey. 
3  SQUIRRELS 

Arg.  three   squirrels  sejant  cracking  nuts    gu. 

Martheby. 
Or  three  squirrels  gu.    Ashweed.     Squire. 
Vert  three  squirrels  sejant  arg.    Baxter. 

3  URCHINS 
Arg.    three    hedgehogs    sa.      Biram.      Couse. 

Harries,  Mabie,  Scotland.     Heriz. 
Arg.  three  porcupines   sa.      Byron,  Byron,   co. 

Lancaster. 
Az.  three  hedgehogs  arg.     Heriz.     Herys. 
Az.  three  hedgehogs  or.     Heriz,  co.  Leicester. 

Herrer.  Swellton,  V*.  Swilton.   Swinborne 

or  Swynborne. 
Az.     three     hedgehogs      (or     porcupines)      or. 

Abrahall,  co.  Hereford ;  quartering  Kyrle. 
Az.  three  urchins  pass,  in  pale  or.    Wood. 
Az.   three    hedgehogs    statant    or.       Sir    Roger 

Swelyton,  V. 
Or  three  hedgehogs  az.     Harris,  Boreatton,  co. 

Salop;  Baronetcy  16  Dec.  1622;  extinct  1685. 
Or  three  urchins  (?  boars)  statant  az.     Henry  de 

Herice,  A. 
Or  three  hedgehogs  pass,  in  pale  gu.    Hercy. 
Or  three  porcupines  sa.    Herys.   Hercy.   Henry 

de  Herice,  A,  Harl.  MS.,  6137. 
3  WEASELS 
Gu.  three  weasels  courant  arg.    Schoppin. 

3  WOLVES 
Arg.  three  wolves  courant  in  pale  az.     Nanphant. 

Cornwall.     Penpons,  Treswithan.  Cornwall. 
Arg.  three  wolves  (pass  V*)  statant  in  pale  az. 

Nanfant  or  Ponpons,  V. 
Arg.  three  wolves  pass.  gu.    Hacker.    Lovett, 

Derby ;  a  younger  branch  of  Lovett  of  Stanton, 

co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  three  wolves  pass.  gu.  on  the  shoulder  of  the 

first  a  mullet  or.    Roger  Whelpdale,  Bishop 

of  Carlisle  1420-3. 
Arg.  three  wolves  pass.  ppr.    Lovett,  Belmont, 

co.  Salop. 
Arg.  three  wolves  pass,  in    pale  sa.     Lovett, 

Liscombe,    co.     Buckingham;     Baronetcy    23 

October     1781  ;     extinct     30    January    1612. 

Lovett,  V*.    Lovet  or  Lovett,  Codnor,  co. 

Derby ;    Tavistock,    co.    Devon ;    Essex ;     co. 

Huntingdon;  and  Ostwell,  co,  Northampton. 

Penpons,  Penpons,  in  St.  Kew,  Cornwall;  the 

heiress  m.  Arundell. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BEASTS.  3  WOLVES  cont. 

Arg.  three  wolves  pass.  sa.     Levet,  Levett  or 

Levitt,  Ireland.      Lovatt,  Clayton  Hall,   co. 

Staffoi'd;  descended  from  Lovett,  Astwell,  co. 

Northampton;  the  heirs  m.  Booth  and  Wise. 
Arg.  three  wolves  sa.  two  in  chief  (ramp.?)  com- 
batant one  in  base  pass.     Clay. 
Arg.  three  wolves  statant  in  pale  sa.     William 

Lovett,  V. 
Az.  three  wolves  pass.  arg.     Crowan. 
Az.     three     wolves     pass.     arg.     collared     or. 

Crowan. 
Az.  three  wolves  (pass.  V*.)  statant  in  pale  arg. 

collared  or.     Crowan,  V. 
Az.  three  wolves  pass.  or.     Mandevtle,  Essex. 
Gu.  three  wolves  pass.  arg.     Lelon  or  Lelow. 
Or  three  wolves  statant  in  pale  az.      Woolee; 

confirmed  1  July  1588,  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fol.  13. 
Vert  three  wolves  pass.   arg.      Stanhope,    co. 

York. 
Vert  three  wolves  pass,  in  pale  or.    Mandevtle. 

Manlovell,  V.*  Maulovell,  V.  John  Stanhop, 

Tuxford-en-Clay,  V. 
Vert  three  wolves  pass.  or.     Stanhope,  co.  York. 

3  BEARS  and  in  chief 

Annulets 

Arg.  three  boars  az.  in  chief  as  many  annulets  of 
the  last.     Kilby,  co.  York. 
Chief 

Arg.  three  boars  pass.  az.  a  chief  of  the  last. 
Gregor. 
on  a  Chief (Beast)  Lion    ' 

Az.  three  boars  pass,  in  pale  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 
lion  pass.  or.  Dyjviocke,  Erdington,  co.  War- 
wick. 

Or  three  boars  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  first.     Gragor  or  Gregor. 

3  CATS  and  in  chief 

Pean  three  mountain  cats  pass,  in  pale  arg.  on  a 
canton  or  a  fess  gu.  surmounted  by  an  anchor 
of  the  third  encircled  by  a  wreath  of  laurel 
vert.  Keats,  Dorrant  House,  Dover ;  quarter- 
ing Goodwin. 

3  DEER  and  in  chief 

Chief 

Arg.  three  bucks  trippant  ppr.  a  chief  az.  Parker, 

Upton  Cheney,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.    three    stags     sa.    attired    or   a    chief    az. 

Rogers,  Bristol  and  Eastwood,  co.  Gloucester." 
Az.  three  stags  or  a  chief  of  the  second.    Green, 

Poulton,  co.  Chester. 
Ei-m.  three  bucks  pass.  gu.  a  chief  az.     Blythe, 

co.  York. 
Erm.    three   bucks    gu.    attired  or  a  chief  az. 

Blythe,  co.  York. 

on  a  Chief Castle 

Or  three  hinds  trippant  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 

a  tower  tripple-towered  betw.  two  escucheons  of 

the  first.     Skut,  Stanton-Drew,  co.  Somerset. 
Or  three  binds  pass.  ppr.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  tower 

of  the  first  betw.  two  escucheons  arg.     Scutt, 

Micklefield,  co.  Suffolk. 
Or  three  hinds  pass.  ppr.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  tower 

betw.  two  escucheons  of  the  first.     Scdtte,  co. 

Dorset. 
Or  three  hinds  trippant  ppr.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 

castle    betw.  two   escucheons   of  the  second. 

Skutt,  co.  Somerset. 
....  Crescents 
Az.  three  bucks  trippant  erminois  on  a  chief  or 

three  crescents  sa.     Green,  Poulton  Hall,  co. 

Chester. 


BEASTS.      3  DEER  and  in  chief.... cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Cross 
Erm.  three  bucks  trippant  gu.  on  a  chief  indented 
per  pale  or  and  az.  a  cross  patonce  counter- 
changed  betw.  two  roses  the  dexter  gu.  the  si- 
nister or.  Geoffry  Blythe,  Bishop  of  Lich- 
field, etc.  1503-31. 

Fruit 

Erm.  three  bucks  trippant  sa.  on  a  chief  wavy  az. 
as  many  acorns  slipped  or.  Rogers,  Yarling- 
ton,  co.  Somerset;  quartering  Eobinson, 
Lloyd  and  Pickering. 
Mullet 
Az.  three  bucks  or  in  chief  a  mullet. . . .  Green, 
co.  Oxford  1605. 

3  DOGS  and  in  chief 

on  a  Canton  ( Beast )  Deer 

Erm.  three  greyhounds  courant  sa.  collared  gu. 
on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  lion  pass  or.     Moore, 
Appleby-Parva,  co.   Leicester    and  co.  Derby. 
Lion 

Erm.  three  greyhounds  courant  sa.  and  on  a  can- 
ton gu.  a  lion  of  England  for  augmentation. 
Moore,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1082. 
Chief 

Arg.  three  hounds  sa.  a  chief  per  pale  erm.  and 
gu.    Barley,  co.  Derby. 

Per  pale  wavy  arg.  and  vert  three  greyhounds 
courant  counterchanged  a  chief  indented  arg. 
Tomlinson,  Cholmondeley,  co.  Chester. 

Per  pale  wavy  arg.  and  vert  three  greyhouuds 
courant  counterchanged  a  chief  indented  az. 
Thomlinson,  Blencogo,  Cumberland. 

Per    pale    wavy     arg.     and    vert    three     grey- 
hounds counterchanged  a  chief  invecked  az. 
Thomlinson,  Gateshead,  co.  Durham  ;  Visita- 
tion 1615. 
on  a  Chief (Beast)  Deer 

Vert  three  hounds  courant  bendwise  at  random 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  stag  in  full  speed 
ppr.    Wildish,  quartered  by  Pie  1716. 
..  ..Fox 

Vert  three  greyhounds  arg.  gutty-de-larmes  on  a 
chief  or  a  fox  pass.  gu.      Weldish,  Lynton, 
Kent;  granted  14  March,  1542. 
Crosses 

Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  sa.  on  a 
chief  engr.  az.  as  many  crosses  croslet  or. 
Tomlinson. 

....Horns 

Vert  three  greyhounds  courant  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  as  many  buglehorns  sa.  stringed  gu. 
Hunter. 

Vert  three  dogs  of  chase  arg.  collared  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  as  many  hunting  horns  of 
the  first  stringed  gu.  Hunter,  Kirkland,  co. 
Ayr;  descended  from  Robert  second  son  of 
Robert  Hunter  of  Hunterston  living  1674. 
Hunter,  Croyland,  co.  Lincoln ;  descended 
from  James  fourth  son  of  Robert  Hunter  of 
Hunterston  living  1674;  quartering  Orby, 
Howard  and  Gerard.  Hunter,  Hunterston, 
co.  Ayr. 
Roundle 

Gu.  three  greyhounds  courant  az.  in  chief  a 
torteau Pempans. 

3  GOATS  and  in  chief.  „ . . 

Arg.  three  goats  pass.  gu.  a  chief  az.    Blythe. 
Az.  three  goats  pass,  and  a  chief  arg.     Haley, 
London,  and  Edgware  Bury,  Middlesex. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEASTS.    3  LEOPARDS  and  in  chief 

Arg.  three  leopards  ramp.  gu.  ( on  a  chief  of  the 
second  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first  ?)     Yonge. 

Or  three  leopards  pass.  ppr.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  demi 
griffin  segreant  erm.  holding  in  the  mouth  a 
key  as  the  second  betw.  two  5-foils  of  the 
fourth.  Green,  Milnrow,  co.  York ;  Baronetcy 
5  December  1805  ;  extinct  12  July  1831. 

3  LIONS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 
Az.  three   demi-lions   ramp.  arg.   a  canton.... 
Harrison,     Orgrave,     co.    York ;     quartering 
Swyft  by  descent  from  Swyft,  Darnal,  through 
Dickson. 

....  three  lions  ramp a  canton  erm.  Henry 

Forsteshuri. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  a  canton  of  the  second 
fretty  or.  Buckland,  Langley,  co.  Bucking- 
ham. 
Erm.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  crowned  or  a  canton  of 
the  second.  Merry,  Barton,  co.  Derby  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Simpson. 

on  a  Canton Fret 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  fret 

or.    Buckland  or  Buckle,  co.  Somerset. 
Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  or  on  a  canton  of 
the  second  a  fret  of  the  first.    Jones,  Dublin. 

Roundles 

Or  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last 
three  bezants.  Godwin,  V*.   Thomas  Godwyn, 
Bishop  of  Bath  and  Wells  1584-90,  Earl.  MS. 
1359,  fo.  119  ;  (but  the  lions  appear  to  be  pass, 
and  the  name  Godyn,  Harl.  MS.  10G9,  fo.  60) ; 
granted  by  Cooke,  W. 
Chief 
Gu.  three  demi-lions  and  a  chief  or.    Fisher. 
Gu.    three    demi-lions    ramp,    and    a   chief  or. 
Sir    Edward  Fisher,    London,   1533-4,  Harl. 
MS.  1358,  fo.  85  h. 
Gu.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  couped  and  a  chief  or. 
Fisher,  co.   Gloucester,  co.  Hertford  and  co. 
Stafford. 
Gu.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  and  a  chief  indented 

or.  Fisher,  Middlesex. 
Or  three  demi-lions  ramp,  and  a  chief  indented 
gu.  Fishar  or  Fisher,  co.  Hertford ;  London  ; 
and  co.  Stafford;  granted  July  1C14,  Harl. MS. 
6095,  fo.  32.  Sir  Thomas  Fisher,  London,  W. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp,  and  a  chief  az.     Grant, 

Crundall,  co.  Hants,  1716. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  a  chief  az.    Thomas, 
Yapton  Place,  co.  Sussex,  Baronetcy  6  Septem- 
ber 1766,  and  his  descendant  Freeman,  now 
Thomas,  Ratton,  co.  Sussex. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  (another  salient  re- 
guard.)  and  a  chief  gu.    Yelverton. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp,  and  a  chief  gu.  Yelverton, 
Easton-Manduit,  co.  Northampton.  Yelverton, 
V.    Yelverton,  Baron  Grey  de  Ruthin,  1329 ; 
Viscount  Longueville,  21  April  1690,  and  Earl 
of  Sussex,  26  Sept.  1717,  extinct  1799;  quar- 
tering Grey.    Yelverton,  Baron  Avonmore,  19 
June,  1795,  Viscount  Avonmore,  29  Dec.  1800. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  and  a  chief  gu. 

Yelverton,  Rougham,co.  Norfolk. 
Arg.   three  lions   ramp,   guard,   sa.  a  chief  gu. 

Yelverton,  Norfolk,  V. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp,  or  a  chief  arg.  Button,  co. 
"Wilts.  Grace.  Nicholas  le  Gras,  A  Grasse. 
Grant,  alias  Buttell;  quartered  by  Weld, 
Harl.  MS.  6095,  fo.  23  b.  Nicholas  Le  Gros, 
V.    Le  Gross,  V*.    Legrosse. 


BEASTS.    3  LIONS  and  in  chief cont. 

Chief  cont. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp,  or  a  chief  of  the  first  fretty 

arg.     Grace. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  or  a  chief   indented    az. 

Tuck. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 
pale  counterchanged  a  chief  arg.  Catlin  or 
Catlyn,  co.  Bedford ;  and  Rand,  co.  North- 
ampton. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed  a  chief  arg.     Etherington,  co.  York. 

on  a  Chief (Beast)  Lion 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi- 

lion  ramp,  issuant  or.    De  Gore,  V*. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  armed  and  langued 
gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  demi-lion  ramp, 
issuant  or.     O'Gaea  ;  Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  64. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi- 
lion  ramp,  issuant  or.   Gare,  Kent.     Sir  Simon 
At  Gare,  V. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi- 
lion  ramp,  couped  or.     George  De  Gore,  V. 
Az.  three,  lions  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi- 
lion  ramp,  of  the  second.     Gore. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  gu.  (on  a  chief  of 

the  second  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first  ?)  Yonge. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 
pass.  or.    Gore. 

(Beasts)  Lions 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.   gu.  on  a  chief  of  the 
second   as  many  ramp,   guard,  of   the  first. 
Yelverton,  V. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  gu.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  as  many  of  the  first.  Yelverton,  V*. 
....  Crescents 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  indented  az. 
as    many    crescents    or.      Harvey,  Ireland ; 
granted  in  Ireland,  1665. 

Crosses 

Az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 
as  many  crosses  croslet  sa.  Mathew,  Cogges- 
hall,  co.  Essex. 

Escallops 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  as  many 

escallops  of  the  first.     Power. 
Erm.  three  lions  ramp.   gu.   on   a  chief  sa.  as 
many  escallops  arg.  each  charged  with  a  cross 
of  the  second.    Power. 
...  .Flower 
Per  chev.  az.  and  or  three  lions  pass,  guard, 
counterchanged    on   a  chief  arg.   a  rose   gu. 
barbed  vert  seeded  gold  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis 
of  the  fourth.    Cattelen  or  Catlyn. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  chief 
per  pale  or  and  arg.  charged   on  the  dexter 
side  with  a  rose  gu.  and  on  the  sinister  with  a 
thistle    vert.      Pembroke   College,    Oxford; 
founded  1620. 

Fret 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
a  fret  of  the  first.  Jones,  Wateringbury  Place, 
co.  Kent. 

....Hand 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  armed  and  langued  az. 
on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  dexter  hand  fesswise 
couped  at  the  wrist  ppr.  holding  a  dagger  arg. 
hilt  or  in  pale  betw.  two  pheons  of  the  last. 
0'KEARNEA,alias  Carney,  Harl.MS.  4039,  fo.  153. 

Human  Figure 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  on  a  chief 
gu.  the  Virgin  and  Child  of  the  second.  Augus- 
tinian  Priory  at  Newstead,  co.  Nottingham. 


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BEASTS.      3  LIONS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief Human  Figure  cont. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  on  a  chief 
az.  the  Virgin  and  Child  of  the  second. 
Augustinian  Priory  at  Newstead,  co.  Not- 
tingham. 

Reptiles 

Per  chev.  az.  and  or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 
pale  counterchanged  on  a  chief  arg.  as  many 
adders  nowed  erect  sa.  Richard  Catlyn, 
Hatford  Hall,  co.  Norfolk;  certified  1  Decem- 
ber, J  555;  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  6i>  b. 
Head 

Per  saltire  or  and  arg.  three  lions  ramp.  az. 
armed  and  langued  gu.  in  the  chief  centre 
section  an  open  helmet  affronty  unbarred  ppr. 
on  a  chief  gu.  three  escallops  arg.  Power, 
Roebuck  House,  co.  Dublin ;  Sampton  and 
Edermine,  co.  Wexford  ;  Baronetcy  Aug.  1841. 
Quarter 

Ar.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  a  quarter  sa.  fretty  or. 
Sr de  Buckland,  V. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  ar.  a  quarter  sa.  fretty  or. 
John  de  Bucklonde,  Y.  John  Wboth,  V. 
Wrothe,  V*. 

3  OXEN  and  in  chief.... 

Arg.  three  calves  pass.  sa.  a  canton  gu.   Metcalfe, 

London. 
Az.  three  bulls  pass.  arg.  (another,  or)  a  canton 

erm.    Bishopton,  co.  Warwick. 

3  SQUIRRELS  and  in  chief 

Or  three  squirrels  sejant  ppr.  a  chief  gu.  in  the 
dexter  corner  a  cross  patty  of  the  field.  Boorne, 
Battle,  Sussex. 

3  GOATS  and  in  base.    .. 
Az.  three  goats  salient  arg.  in  the  dexter  base  a 
rising  sun  or.     County  of  Merioneth. 

3  LEOPARDS  and  in  base 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  leopards  of 

the  second  in  base  a  crescent  or.     Chapman. 

3  LIONS  and  in  base. . . . 

Bars 

Arg.  three  demi-lions  gu.  and  two  bars  wavy  az. 

Milligan  or  Mullikine,  Scotland. 
Arg.  three  lions  gu.  issuant  out  of  two  bars  wavy 

az.    Mullikine,  Scotland. 
Erm.  three  lions  and  in  base  as  many  bars  gu. 
Knyll,  Knill,  co.  Hereford. 
Crescent 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  demi-lions 
of  the  second  in  base  a  crescent  of  the  first. 
Chapman. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  lions  pass, 
guard,  of  the  second  in  base  a  crescent  or. 
Chapman. 
Water 
Arg.  three  demi-lions  gu.  issuant  out  of  water  ppr. 
Mulliken,  Scotland. 

3  BEARS  betw.  or  within .... 
Or  three  bears  pass,  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Wigton,  V*. 
Sa.  three  dancing  bears  or  a  bordure  arg.  Bafford, 
co.  Nottingham. 

3  BOARS  betw.  or  within.... 
Bordure 
Or  three  boars  pass,  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Wigton. 
Vert  three  boars  or  on  a  bordure  arg fleurs- 
de-lis  az.    Maurice  Fitz-Roger,  Whitiugton. 


BEASTS.    3  BOARS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses 

Arg.  three  boars  statant  sa.  and  as  many  crosses 
patty  in  pale  gu.     Boteler,  V. 

3  DEER  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 

Az.  three   bucks  trippant  within  a  bordure  or. 

Green,  Wykin,  co.  Warwick;  and  Rolleston,co. 

Leicester ;    quartering  Pell,  Fortrey,  Jocelyn, 

Bardolf,  etc. 
Vert  three  bucks  courant  arg.  attired  or  within  a 

bordure  of  the  second.     Trollope,  Casewick, 

co.  Lincoln  ;  Baronetcy  1641. 
Vert  three   bucks  pass,  within  a    bordure    or. 

Green. 
Crosses 
Vert  three  stags  trippant  two  and  one  betw.  two 

crosses  croslet  in  chief  and  one  in  base   or. 

Green,  Chiddingly,  Sussex,  quartering  Verral. 

3  DOGS  betw.  or  within 

Bendlets 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in   bend   betw. 

two  cotises  and  three  eagles  displ.  sa.    Craye, 

Wickford,  Isle  of  Ely. 
Bordure 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  sa.     Lovet,  co. 

Northampton,  quarterly  with  erm.  simply,  all 

within  a  bordure  of  the  second  platy. 
Az.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  third.     Berington, 

co.  Salop. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

gu.  a   bordure  of   the  second.      Berington, 

Bradwell  and  Sandbach. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

or  within  a  bordure  of  the  second.     Machell, 

Wendover,  co.  Buckingham. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  within 

a  bordure  compony  or  and  gu.    Mychell,  V*. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

or  within   a    bordure    compony    or    and    gu. 

Mychell,  co.  York,  W. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  third.    Barington 

or  Berington. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  (in  pale  ?)  arg.  col- 
lared or  within  a  bordure  gu.  a  crescent  for  diff. 

Berington,  Wintercott,    co.    Hereford;    and 

Little  Malvern  Court,  co.  Worcester. 
Sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  arg.  collared 

gu.  within   a  bordure   engr.    or.      Machell, 

Swaley,  co.  Lincoln. 
Crosses 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  betw.  ten  crosses 

formy  fitchy  sa.  Smyth,  London  ;  and  Crabbett, 

Sussex. 
Arg.  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale  sa.  collared 

or  betw.  ten  crosses  patty  fitchy  of  the  second. 

Smith,  temp.  Henry  VII,  V. 

3  GOATS  betw.  or  within 

Or  three  goats  salient  within  a  bordure  sa. 
Thorold,  Boston,  co.  Lincoln;  confirmed  10 
November  1631. 

Sa.  three  goats  courant  arg.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  of  the  last.     Chamber,  V. 

Sa.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
of  the  last  pellety.     Stanfield,  co.  York. 

Sa.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or  pel- 
lety.   Stanfield. 


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BEASTS.      3  HARES  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  three  conies  within  a  bordure  sa.    Tripconie, 

Cornwall. 
Gu.  three  conies  sejant  within  a  bordure  engr. 

arg.     Coningsby,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  three  conies   sejant  arg.  within   a   bordure 

engr.  sa.     Sr.  Humfry  Conesby,  co.  Hereford,  V. 

Coningsby,  Norfolk,  and  co.  Hereford. 
Gu,  throe  rabbits  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Lonesby. 

3  HORSES  betw.  or  within 

Sa.  three  nags  pass.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or. 
Trotter. 

3  LEOPARDS  betw.  or  within  .... 

Bendlets 
Arg.  three  leopards  in  bend  sa.  betw.  two  bendlets 
gu.     Kekewyche,  co.  Lancaster. 

Bordure 

Gu.  three  leopards  pass,  in  pale  within  a  bordure 
or.    Holland. 

3  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

Bars 

Az.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  or  and  two  bars  arg. 

Minterin  or  Minterne,  Batcombe,  co.  Dorset; 

and  Thorpe,  Surrey. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  or  and  two  bars  hu- 

nietty   arg.      Gibson,   Teede,    co.    Lancaster. 

Margaret    Gibson,    wife    of   Ascue;     granted 

5  June  1557-8,  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  80. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp,  and  two  bars  dancetty  arg. 

Dandelion  Dauntdelion  or  Dent   de    Lion, 

Margate,  i.  e.  Isle  of  Thanet,  temp.  Edward  I. 

The  heiress,  daughter  of  John,  whose  effigy  is 

in  the  north,  or  St.  James's,   chancel   of  St. 

John's  Church  (a  brass,  1445 ),m.  Petit  of  Shal- 

mesford,  near  Chatham. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp,  in  fess  betw.  two  bars  dan- 
cetty arg.     Petyt. 
Az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  fess  betw.  two  bars 

gemels  arg.      Piers,   Tristernagh   Abbey,  co. 

Westmeath  ;  Baronetcy  18  February  1660. 
Sa.    three   lions    pass,    and    two    bars    gemels 

arg.  a  crescent  or.    Browne. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises 
Arg.  three  lions   pass,  guard,  sa.   between  two 

bendlets  gu.      Kekewiche.      Kekewich,  V*. 

Kekewyche,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  bendlets 

sa.  Hawtrey,  Ascott,  Middlesex.   Kekewyche, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Gu.  three  lions  pass,  (guard.  V*.)  in  bend  arg. 

betw.  two  bendlets  compony  az.  and  of  the  last. 

Moryne,  V. 
Or  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  sa.  betw.  two  bendlets 

vair.     Gape,  St.  Alban's,  co.  Hertford ;  granted 

1684. 
Sa.  three  lions  in  bend  betw.  two  bendlets  arg. 

Brown. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass.  betw.  two  bendlets  arg.  a 

3-foil  in  chief  for  diff.     Browne,  London,  1633- 

4,  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  61  b. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass.  betw.  two  bendlets  arg.  and 

as  many  3-foils  slipped  erm.     Browne,  Woods- 
more,  co.  Hertford. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  bendlets 

engr.  arg.      Sr.  Mathew  Browne,  Bechworth, 

V.    Browne,  Kent. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp,  in  bend  betw.  four  cotises 

sa.     Hawtre,  co.  Buckingham. 


BEASTS.     3  LIONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  double 
cotises  arg.       Sir   Anthony   Brown,  Viscount 
Montagu,  V;  Z,  342,356;  a  heiress  m.  Poyntz. 
Browne,  Bechworth,  V ;  or  Betchwortb  Castle, 
Surrey.     Browne,  Baron  Monteagle  1760  and 
1806,  Viscount  Westport  1768,  Earl  of  Alta- 
mont  1771,  Marquis  of  Sligo  1800.     Browne, 
Caughley,    and     the    Woodlands,    co.    Salop. 
Browne,  Passage,  co.  Cork;  and   Bronwylfa, 
St.  Asaph. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  double 
cotises  arg.  a  crescent  for  diff.     Browne,  Gal- 
ston  Tark,  co.  Westmeath,  and  the  Neale,  co. 
Mayo;  Baronetcy  21   June   1636,  Baron  Kil- 
maine  1789.    Browne,  Ballinvoher,  co.  Cork, 
1647. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  double 
cotises  arg.  a  mullet  for  diff.     Browne,  Baro- 
netcy 8  December  1797;  quartering  De  Beau- 
voir. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend   arg.  crowned  or 
betw.  four  cotises  of  the  second.    Hawtre,  co. 
Bedford. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp.  betw.  two  double  cotises 
arg.    Browne,  V*. 
Birds 
Or  three  lions  pass.  gu.  betw.  three  popinjays  ppr. 
Pedwardyn. 
Bordure 
Arg.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  couped  gu.  within  a 
bordure   gu.  of  the   last  charged   with   eight 
bezants.      Fisher,  co.  Northampton,  W. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  within  a  bordure  az. 

Grigg,  Bealing  Parva,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in   pale   gu.   armed   and 
langued    az.  within    a    bordure   of   the   last. 
M'Kineriny,  Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  139. 
Arg.  three  lions  ....  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. 

az.    Gloucester,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.   three   lions   ramp.   gu.   within    a    bordure 

'  cersele'  az.     Monsire  de  Gloucestre,  Y. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  in- 
dented az.     Sire  Walter  de  Glodcestre,  N;  O. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa. 
William  de  Kirkham,  E.     Nichol  de  KiRKHAMi 
F. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
sa.      Kirkham,  Ashcombe,  temp.  Henry  III 
and  Blackdon,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Edward  I;  the 
heiress  m.  Blount;  a  younger  branch  settled 
at  Pinhoe. 
Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  in- 
dented sa.     Sire  William  de  Bellehous,  N. 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.  armed  and  lan- 
gued gu.  a  bordure  chequey  (another  compony) 
of  the  second  and  or.     Carew,  Kent. 
Az.  three   lions  ramp,  within    a    bordure    arg. 

Chich,  V*.    Chiche,  V.    Chickxes. 
Az.  three  lions  ramp,  or   ducally  crowned    gu. 

within  a  bordure  erm.     Froud. 
Erm.  three  lions  ramp,  within  a  bordure  eDgr.  gu. 

Kircham  or  Kirkham. 
Erm.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
....      Cuthbert  Blakeden,   Serjeant  of    the 
Confectionery  to  Henry  VIII ;  in  Thames  Dit- 
ton  Church,  co.  Surrey,  1540. 
Erm.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
sa.    Belhouse,  Essex.    Kirkeham,  V*.     Sr. 
John  Kyrkham,  Blakedon,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Erm.  three   lions  ramp,  within    a    bordure  or. 
Blackman,  London,  and  East  Indies. 


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BEASTS.    3  LIONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Ermines  three  lions  ramp,  or  a  bordure  of  the 
second  semy  of  crescents  az.  Blackman,  quar- 
tered by  Harnage. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  arg.  on  a  bor- 
dure az.  ten  saltires  of  the  second.  City  of 
Hereford. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  coun- 
tercompony  arg.  and  gu.  Ross,  Kindies,  Scot- 
land. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  coun- 
tercompony  or  and  gu.  Ross,  Pilkerie,  Scot- 
land. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  within  a  bordure 
or.    Elys  Giffard,  A. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or 
charged  with  as  many  leopards'  faces  of  the 
first.     Ross,  Belfast. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  in- 
vecked  sa.     Ross,  Nuik,  Scotland. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  within  a  bordure  erm. 
Willis,  Warlis,  Essex. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  within  a 
bordure  arg.  Edmund  de  Woodstock,  Earl 
of  Kent,  son  of  Edward  II,  V;  Conte  de  Kent, 
Y ;  i.  e.  Edmund  (of  Woodstock)  Plantagenet, 
Earl  of  Kent,  1321,  ob.  1330  ;  sixth  son  of  Ed- 
ward II,  Z,  215,  216.  And  his  children,  Ed- 
mund, ob.  1332 ;  and  John,  ob.  1352,  succes- 
sively Earls  of  Kent ;  and  Joan  the  Fair  Maid 
of  Kent,  who  m.  Sir  Thomas  Holand,  created 
Earl  of  Kent  and  Baron  Wake  of  Lidel;  so 
that  this  coat  was  assumed  by  le  Conte  de  Kent 
(Holland),  S,  her  son  Thomas  Holand,  Earl 
of  Kent  and  Baron  Wake,  1360,  Marshal  1380,  ob. 
s.  p.  1397  ;  and  was  the  coat  as  well  of  his  six 
daughters  and  co-heirs  as  of  his  sons  Thomas 
ob.  1400,  and  Edmund  ob.  1407,  Z,  154,  205, 
215-8,311,324,378. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  within  a 
bordure  engr.  arg.  Oriel  College  at  Oxford, 
founded  1323  by  Adam  de  Brome,  Confessor  of 
Edward  II. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  within  a 
bordure  az.     Contee  de  Chestre,  Y. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  within  a 
bordure  az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  gold.  Conte 
de  Cornewaille,  Y ;  i.e.  John  (of  Eltham) 
Plantagenet,  Earl  of  Cornwall,  1328,  ob.  1334, 
second  son  of  Edward  II ;  Z,  153.  Le  C.  de 
Huntyndon  (in  a  later  hand  Duke  of  Excester, 
Holland),  S ;  i.  e.  John  Holland,  Earl  of 
Huntingdon  1388,  Duke  of  Exeter  1398,  V,  ob. 
1400 ;  and  his  son  Richard,  ob.  1415 ;  and  an- 
other son  John,  Duke  of  Exeter,  Earl  of  Hun- 
tingdon and  Ivory,  Lord  of  Sparre,  ob.  1446  ; 
and  his  son  Henry,  ob.  1473,  Z,  218,  219. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  engr. 
arg.  Reginald  Fitz-PiERS,  V.  M.  Edmond 
Fitz-Hugh,S.    Peverell,  V.  Fitz-Pyers,  V*. 

Gu.  flory  or  three  lions  ramp,  within  a  bordure  of 
the  second.    Wilbury,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  in- 
dented arg.     Sire  Reynald  le  Fitz-Renald,  O. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  over  all  a 
crosier  the  staff  gu.  crook  sa.  all  within  a  bor- 
dure of  the  last  bezanty.  Cistercian  Abbey  at 
Vale-Royal,  co.  Chester. 

Gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  per  pale  or  and  arg. 
within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  escal- 
lops silver.  O'Meara,  (pencil  note  in)  Harl. 
31S.  4039,  fo.  44. 


BEASTS.      3  LIONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  gu.  within  a 
bordure  of  the  last  charged  with  six  crescents 
as  the  first.  O'Meara,  Ireland,  Harl.  MS. 
4039,  fo.  44. 

Or  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
az.     Mallory. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  or  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 
pale  counterchanged  within  a  bordure  arg. 
Robert  Catelyn,  Rondes,  co.  Northampton,  W. 
Catlyn,  V*.    Catlyne. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  erm.  three  lions  pass, 
guard,  in  pale  sa.  within  a  bordure  wavy  az. 
Calcraft,  Ingress,  Kent;  granted  8  December 
1770. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  (sometimes  per  fess  gu.  and 
erm.)  three  lions  ramp,  counterchanged  within 
a  bordure  erm.  Willis,  Fen-Ditton,  co.  Cam- 
bridge ;  Horingsley,  and  Bales,  co.  Hertford. 
Willis,  co.  Dorset. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  second  and 
sa.  in  every  second  division  of  the  bordure  a 
bezant.   Herbert,  Conington,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Per  pale  az,  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  within 
a  bordure  compony  or  and  of  the  second. 
Herbert,  Tinterne,  co.  Monmouth. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  within 
a  bordure  nebuly  or.     Powell. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  last  and  az. 
Herbert  Losinga,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1091- 
1119. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  within 
a  bordure  all  counterchanged.  Wethypoll,  V. 
Wythypoll,  V*. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  within 
a  bordure  all  counterchanged.  Withypoule, 
Suffolk. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  three  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed  within  a  bordure  per  pale  of  the  se- 
cond and  az.  Palliser,  Amersham,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  with- 
in a  bordure  compony  or  bezanty  and  gu. 
Herbert,  Earl  of  Pembroke,  temp.  Edward 
VI,  but  the  boi'dure  was  abandoned  before 
1661 ;  (this  coat  seems  false). 

Sa.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or. 
Prowse,  Oldcliffe,  co.  Somerset. 
Crosses 

Arg.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  two  and  one  betw. 
three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  last  one  and 
two.    Belhouse,  Aveley,  Essex. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  lions  ramp,  two  and 
one  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  one 
and  two  erminois.  Prodgers  or  Progers, 
Bromfield,  co.  Salop ;  originally  from  Gwern- 
dee  and  Gwenvale,  South  Wales. 

Sa.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  betw.  four  crosses  patty 
....  (Attributed  to)  Richard  Beadon,  Bishop 
of  Gloucester  1789,  Bath,  etc.  1802-24. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  betw.  eight  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  or.     Gay  or  Gaye,  Kent. 

Gu.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  betw.  nine  crosses 
croslet  or.    Gaye,  V*. 

Sa.   three   lions   ramp.   arg.   betw.  nine  crosses 
croslet  or.     Preuze,  V*.    The  croslets  fitchy. 
Wilbury,  V. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  three  demi-lions  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.    Mornell. 


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BEASTS.      3  MOLES  beta  or  within. . . . 
Arg.  three  moles  pass,  in  pale  within  a  bordure 

engr.  sa.    Wighton. 
Or  three  moles   statant  within  a  bordure  engr. 

sa.    Thomas  Wigton,  V. 

3  SHEEP  betw.  or  within 

Or  three  rams  pass.  sa.  betw.  two  bendlets  az. 
in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  base  a  scaling  ladder 
of  the  second.    Brace. 

3  TIGERS  betw.  or  within. . . . 

Sa.  three  tigers  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  double 
cotises  arg.    Browne,  Canterbury,  Kent. 

3  WOLVES  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 

Arg.  three  wolves  courant  in  pale  within  a  bordure 
az.     Keyher. 

Arg.  three  wolves  courant  in  pale  az.  within  a 
bordure Keymer,  Chelbrough,  co.  Dorset. 

Arg.  three  wolves  pass,  in  pale  az.  within  a  bor- 
dure ....  bezanty.  Kymer,  Wastchelborow, 
co.  Dorset. 

Or  three  wolves  pass,  in  pale  az.  within  a  bordure 
per  bordure  indented  gu.  and  az.      Lupus,  V*. 
Anthony  Wolfe,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Flaunches 

Az.  three  wolves  statant  in  pale  or  betw.  two 
flaunches  of  the  last  each  charged  with  an  an- 
chor az.     Chauncy,  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  60  b. 

Az.  three  wolves  pass,  in  pale  or  betw.  two 
flaunches  of  the  last  each  charged  with  an  an- 
chor sa.    Chauncey. 

3  CATS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 
Sa.  three  cat-a-mountains. .  ..within  a  bordure 
arg.  in  chief  a  crescent  betw.  two  mullets  az. 
Chivas,  Aberdeen. 

3  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Bendlets 3- Foil 

Sa.  three  lions  pass.  betw.  two  bendlets  arg.  in 
the  sinister  chief  point  a  3-foil  of  the  last. 
Browne,  co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises 
arg.  in  chief  a  3-foil  slipped  erm.  Browne, 
Snelstop,  co.  Derby. 

....Head 
Sa.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg. 
in  chief  a  griffin's  head  erased  of  the  second. 
Browne,  Kent. 

3  SHEEP  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 
Or  three  rams  pass.  sa.  within  two  bendlets  az. 
betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and  in  base  a  scaling 
ladder  of  the  second  on  a  chief  wavy  part  of 
the  works  defending  the  town  and  port  of 
Algiers.    Brace. 

On  3  CATS 

Sa.  on  three  cats  pass,  in  pale  arg.  (?  spots.. . . ) 
Shivez,  Muirtown,  Scotland;  quartering  arg. 
on  a  cross  moline  sa.  a  mullet  of  the  field. 

On  3  DOGS 

Sa.  on  three  greyhounds  pass.  arg.  collared  com- 
pony  or  and  of  the  first  an  escallop  at  the 
shoulder  of  each  as  the  field.  Adam  de 
Quixley,  Y. 


BEASTS.  On  3  LIONS 

Billets 
Gu.  on  three  lions  pass.  arg.  billets  sa.    Beche. 

Crosses 
Az.  on  three  demi-lions  couped  arg.  crosses  croslet 
sa.         Newman,    Dartmouth,    Mamhead,   and 
Stokeley,    co.    Devon;     Baronetcy    17    March 
1830. 

Fretty 
Arg.  three  lions  pass,  (another  ramp.)  sa.  fretty 
az.     Alwyn,  co.  Devon ;  quartering  per  pale  or 
and  az.  three  eagles  counterchanged. 
Sa.  three  lions  ramp,  or  fretty  az.     Wiketon. 

Gouttes 
Az.  on  three  demi-lions  ramp.  arg.  as  many 
gouttes-de-sang  at  the  shoulder  of  each. 
Newenham,  co.  Nottingham  ;  and  Everdon,  co. 
Northampton. 
Az.  on  three  demi-lions  ramp.  arg.  gouttes-de- 
sang.     Sr Newenham,  co.  Northampton, 

V.    Newman,  co.  Buckingham,  1716.    Newman, 
Ludgvan  and  Gluvias,  Cornwall.     Nowenham. 
Mallets 
Gu.  on   three  lions  ramp.  sa.  a  mallet   at  the 
shoulder  of  each ....     Sr.  Stukeley,  V. 
Mullets 
Or  on  three  demi-lions   couped   in   bend   az.   a 

mullet  to  each  arg.     Meymott,  granted  1835. 
Gu.  on  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  a  mullet   at   the 
shoulder  of  each  ....     Stukeley,  V*. 
Portcullises 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in 
pale  per  pale  arg.  and  or  the  centre  lion  charged 
on  the  side  with  a  portcullis  (az.  another)  sa. 
O'Grady,  Viscount  Guillamore;  Baron  O'Grady 
of  Rockbarton,  28  January  1831. 
Roundles 
Arg.  goutty- de-sang  on  three  lions  pass,  in  pale 
gu.   crowned    or    bezants.        Fayreford,    V. 
Fayrford,  V*. 
Arg.   goutty-de-sang  on   three    lions    ramp.  gu. 

crowned  or  bezants.     Fayrford. 
Arg.   on  three  lions  pass,  in  pale  sa.  bezants. 

Colwell,  V. 
Arg.  on  three  lions  pass.  sa.  bezants.     Colvile. 
Per  fess  embattled  gu.  and  sa.  on  three  lions  pass, 
guard,  arg.  spots  of  the  second.    Luppingcote, 
co.  Devon. 
Sa.  on  three  lions  ramp,  puard.  arg.  spots  of  the 
field.     Lynch,  Groves,  Kent;  and  Rixton  Hall, 
co.  Lancaster  (but?  if  not  lynxes  ramp,  guard, 
ppr.  as  in  article  3  lynxes). 
Sa.  on  three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  spots 
of  the  field.      Bouchier,  Little   Stainbridge, 
Essex.    Bourchier,  1610. 

On  3  OUNCES 

Sa.  on  three  ounces  statant  in  pale  or  spots  of 
the  first.  Sir  James  Bourcher,  Harl.  3IS. 
6095,  fo.  15  b. 

On  3  WOLVES 

Arg.  three  wolves  pass.  gu.  on  the  shoulder  of 
the  first  a  mullet  or.  Roger  Whelpdale, 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  1420-3. 

On  3  CATS  and  in  chief 

Pean  on  three  cat-a-mountains  pass,  in  pale  arg. 
(?  spots....)  on  a  canton  or  a  fess  gu.  sur- 
mounted by  an  anchor  of  the  third  encircled  by 
a  wreath  of  laurel  vert.  Keats,  Dorrant  House, 
Dover;  quartering  Goodwin. 

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BEASTS.      On  3  DOGS  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief (Beast)  Fox 

Vert  on  three  greyhounds  ....  arg.  gouttes-de- 
larmes  on  a  chief  or  a  fox  pass.  gu.  Weldish, 
Lynton,  Kent;  granted  14  March  1542. 

Gun 

Arg.  on  three  hounds  pass.  sa.  as  many  plates  to 
each  on  a  chief  gu.  a  culverine  hetw.  two  an- 
chors or.     Gonston  or  Gunston,  London. 

On  3  CATS  hetw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Sa.  on  three  cat-a-mountains  within  a  bordure 
arg.  (?  spots. . . . )  in  chief  a  crescent  betw.  two 
mullets  az.     Chivas,  Aberdeen. 

4  DEER 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  roebucks  ....  counter- 
changed.  Lloyd,  Holyroode,  and  Whitnester, 
co.  Gloucester ;  and  Cheame,  Surrey. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  roebucks  trippant  coun- 
terchanged.  Lloyd,  Bradenham  House,  near 
Wycomb,  co.  Buckingham. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  roebucks  pass,  counter- 
changed.    Rosindale,  1441. 

4  LEOPARDS 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  four  leopards  pass.  arg. 

Peart. 

4  LIONS 

Az.  four  lions  ramp,  two  and  two  or.  Lutman, 
Bentley,  co.  Hants;  and  Langley,  Sussex; 
granted  1738. 

Or  four  lions  ramp,  in  quadrangle  the  first  and 
fourth  sa.  the  second  and  third  gu.  Philippa 
de  Avesnis,  daughter  of  William  Count  of  Hain- 
ault,  Holland,  Zeeland,  and  Friesland,  wife  of 
Edward  III;  1328-09;  Lansdoione  MS.  874, 
fo.  105. 

Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  arg.  four  lions  ramp, 
counterchanged.    Ellesworth,  Oxford. 

Per  saltire  arg.  and  sa.  four  lions  ramp, 
counterchanged.  Payne,  co.  Lincoln,  and  co. 
Stafford. 

Per  saltire  az.  and  or  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Gold. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed  over  all  on  a  fess  sa.  three  garbs  or. 
Murphy,  Ireland. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Cynvraig  Sais. 

Quarterly  az.  and  arg.  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Sir  William  Pipard,  V. 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  four  lions  pass,  guard,  arg. 
Peart. 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  four  lions  pass,  guard, 
counterchanged.    Principality  of  Wales. 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Pigot. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  az.  and  or  four  lions 
pass,  counterchanged.  Cromwell,  Putney, 
Surrey.  Cromwell,  V*.  Crumwell,  Lord  of 
Okeham,  V. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  four  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Meredydd  Ap  Cynan. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  three  garbs  or. 
Murphy. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  four  lions  ramp.  or. 
Peart. 


BEASTS. 


4  LIONS  cont. 


Quarterly  gu.  and  or  four  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.     Prince  de  Gales  (i.  e.  Wales),  G. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  four  lions  pass,  guard,  coun- 
terchanged. Llewyllyn  Ap  Jorwerth,  slain 
1282.     South  Wales.     Le  Prince  de  Gales,  Y. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.     Owen  Glendwr,  seal  1404. 

Quarterly  or  and  arg.  in  the  first  and  fourth  two 
lions  ramp.  sa.  in  the  second  and  third  as  many 
lions  ramp.  gu.     Enemead. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.    Lloyd,  co.  Denbigh. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  "or  and  az.  four  lions 
pass,  counterchanged.  Cromwell,  Lord  of 
Okton,  temp.  Charles  I. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  lions  pass,  guard,  coun- 
terchanged.   Ap-Griffyn,  Wales. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.  Lutley,  Lawton  and  Bromscroft, 
Munslow  Hall,  co.  Salop.  Lutteley,  Broms- 
croft, co.  Salop,  and  co.  Worcester. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  lions  statant  guard, 
counterchanged.    David  ap  Griffith,  E. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  four  lions  pass,  counter- 
changed.  Guales.  Lloyd,  Swan  Hill,  co. 
Salop. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  four  lions  pass,  guard,  coun- 
terchanged. Edwards,  Wales.  Anm.  (for 
Thlin,  i.  e.  Llewellyn)  ap  Griffld,  E.  Prince 
de  Guales,  D.  Assumed,  with  the  title  of  King 
of  Wales, by  Owen  ap  Griffith- Vychan  (Owen 
Glendower),  Lord  of  Glyndwrdwy,  co.  Me- 
rioneth, instead  of  his  own  coat,  paly  of 
eight  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp  sa. 
Llewellyn  ap  Griffith,  Prince  of  North 
Wales,  commonly  but  erroneously  termed  the 
last  native  Prince  of  that  country ;  derived 
from  Griffith  ap  Cynan,  King  of  North  Wales ; 
slain  10  December  1282.  Llewllyn  ap  Madoc, 
Baron  of  Cryniarth-yn-Edeirnion, co. Merioneth, 
Bishop  of  St.  Asaph,  1357-75;  derived  from 
Ellis,  living  1284,  second  son  of  Iorweth,  Lord 
of  Half-Edeirnion.     North  Wales. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  or  four  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Binge. 

4  LIONS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  four  leopards  pass,  or  oh  a 

chief  of    the    third    an    ogress.      Peart    or 

Pert. 
Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  four  lions  pass,  guard,  or  on 

a  chief  dancetty  arg.  three  pellets.    Thomas 

Pert,  V. 

4L  DEER  hetw.  or  within.... 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  roebucks  pass,  counter- 
changed  (within  a  bordure  gu.  given  by  Har- 
vey to  the  antiquary)  Humphrey  Lloyd,  pro- 
perly Rosindale. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  bucks  trippant  counter- 
changed  within  a  bordure  of  the  first.  Lloyd 
alias  Ressindal,  Cheam,  Surrey ;  and  Denbigh, 
co.  Denbigh,  Z,  424. 

4  DOGS  hetw.  or  within 

Arg.  four  hounds  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  charged 
with  eight  crescents  or.     Glover,  Oxford. 

4  LIONS  betw.  or  within.... 

Arg.  four  linns  pass,  guard,  in  bend  betw.  two 
double  cotises  sa.    Halls.    Hawtre,  V. 


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BEASTS.  5  LIONS 

Az.  five  lions  ramp,  in  saltire  or.     Byntworth. 

Gu.  five  lions  ramp,  in  cross  or.  Bintworth,  V. 
Richard  de  Byntewouth,  Bishop  of  Loudon 
1338-9.  Byntworth.  John  de  la  Sale,  Bint- 
worth, V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  five  lions  ramp,  in  saltire 
the  central  one  az.  the  others  counterchanged. 
Vaughan,  Dolnielynllyn ;  derived  through 
Vaughan,  Hengwrt,  co.  Merioneth ;  from 
Cadwgan,  Lord  of  Naunau.  Vaughan,  Chilton 
Grove,  near  Shrewsbury. 

5  LIONS  and  in  chief. . . . 
(probably    these    are    6    Lions) 

Canton 
Az.  five  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  canton  erm.  Lelborne. 

on  a  Canton 
Az.  five  lions  ramp,  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet 
gu.     Kyrkby  or  Kyrby,  Kent. 
Quarter 
Az.  five  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  quarter  erm.     Sir  Ro- 
bert de  Shirland,  L,  Harl.MS.  6589. 

5  LIONS  betw.  or  within.... 

Az.  five  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  '  cersele' 
or.  MonsireJohn  ....  (probably  Byntworth), 

t. 

6  D06S 

Vert  six  talbots  pass.  arg.  three  two  and  one. 
Hownhill,  V. 

6  GOATS 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  in  each  of  the  second  and 
third  quarters  three  goats  statant  arg.  attired  or. 
Mounsyer  Piers  Buckton,  T. 

6  LIONS 

....  six  lions   ramp John    Shorland, 

Woodbridge,  Suffolk,  1001. 

Arg.  six  lions  ramp.  az.  Detling.  Morteign, 
V*.  Sr.  Roger  Morteigne,  Lord  of  Dunnesby, 
V.  Mortein.  Morteyn,  V.  Wintringham, 
Baronetcy  7  Nov.  1774 ;  extinct  10  January,  1794. 

Arg.  six   lions   ramp.   gu.     Greby  or   Greyby. 

Grevill,  V*.  Sr.  Adam  Greyvill,  V.  Leybock. 

.Sr.  James  Leybourne,  Consewyke,  V.    Little. 

Raile.  Rayle,F.  Sr.PayneViLERs.F.  Vlllers, 

V*.    Villiers.     Town  of  Warrington. 

Arg.  six  lions  pass.  sa.    Datling. 

Arg.  six  lions  ramp.  sa.  Sire  William  Leybourne, 
J.  Little.  Rivers.  M.  Arnold  Savage,  S. 
Sr.  Arnold  Savage,  Kent,  V.  Sire  Roger 
Savage,  N.  Savage,  Earl  Rivers,  Viscount  Col- 
chester 1639-1728.  Savage,  co.  Chester;  Tid- 
bury,  co.  Gloucester;  Bradway,  Tidmington, 
and  Powick,  co.  Worcester.  And  with  an  an- 
nulet az.  for  diff.  Savage,  Ardchin  Castle,  co. 
Down;  and  Lisanoure  Castle, co. Antrim.  And 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Savage,  Elmley  Lovet, 
co.  Worcester ;  and  Highgate,  Middlesex.  Bar- 
telmeu  de  Wot'igbi',  A,  or  de  Watreingbery, 
A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Arg.  six  lions  ramp.  sa.  langued  gu.  Savage, 
Ballymadun,  co.  Dublin ;  quartering  King, 
Welstead,  Benuet,  and  Christian  ;  descended 
through  Savage,  Lukeslaud  House,  co.  Devon  ; 
and  Knockadoo,  co.  Sligo,  from  Savage,  Bally- 
varley,  co.  Devon  ;  a  descendant  of  Savage, 
Lord  Savage  of  the  Little  Ards,  ob.  at  Portaferry, 
co.  Down,  1572. 

Arg.  six  lions  ramp,  tails  forked  sa.     Morton. 


BEASTS. 


6  LIONS  cont. 


Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  William  Leborne,  A,  or 
de  Leborne,  D.  William  and  Roger  de 
Leiborne,^4,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sire  William  de 
Leyborne,  N.  Leyborne,  Kent;  Cunswicke, 
co.  Westmoreland ;  and  Caveswick,  co.  York. 
Roger  Leyborne,  A,  or  de  Leyborne,  B,  or  de 
Leyburne,  C.  Sir  Henry  de  Leybourne,  L, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sr.  William  Leybourne,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V.  William  de  Leybourne,  K;  or 
de  Leyrurne,  E ;  G.  John  Leyburne,  Kent,  Y. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  three  and  three.  Cheyney, 
co.  Bedford. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  label  compony  or  and 
gu.  Sire  Henri  de  Leyburne,  N.  The  label 
gu.  Sir  Henry  Leyborne,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
The  label  of  four  points  gu.  Roger  de  Leyburne, 
G.    Thomas  de  Leyburne,  G. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  armed  and  langued  or. 
Roger  Leyburn,  Bishop  of  Carlisle,  1504-7. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  or.  Sire  Roger  de  Morteyn, 
N.  DelaFoRDE,co. Devon.  Nicholas Longespe, 
Bishop  of  Salisbury,  1291-7.  Longaspee 
Longespee  or  Longspard,  E.  Gul.  Longespe, 
C.  Longspey,  Earl  of  Salisbury,  V.  Le  Conte 
de  Salisbury,  B,  Longespee,  P.  Le  Conte  de 
Salisbury,  D.  C.  de  Salisburei,  F.  Cunte  de 
Salesburs,  G.  Cnte  deSALiSBURi,£.  Monsire 
William  Longespee,  Conte  de  Salisbury,  Y.  Le 
Counte  de  Salisburs,  N.  William  Longespee, 
Earl  of  Salisbury,  1196-1256  ;  as  having  m.  Ela 
heiress  of  William  Fitz-Patrick  D'Evereux, 
Earl  of  Salisbury ;  the  heiress  m.  Henry  Lacy, 
Earl  of  Lincoln,  Z,  114-8. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp,  or  a  label  gu.  Estiene 
Longespee,  B.  The  label  of  (three  V*.)  five 
points  gu.  Stephen  Longspey,  V ;  Earl  of 
Ulster,  third  son  of  the  Earl  of  Salisbury  ;  his 
heiress  m.  De  la  Zouch,  Z,  114-8. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp,  or  a  file  of  four  points  gu. 
Leibourne. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp,  or  over  all  a  bendlet  sinister 
....  Nicholas  Longespe,  Bishop  of  Salisbury 
1291-7 ;  fourth  son  of  the  Earl  of  Salisbury. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp,  or  a  baston  dexter  gu. 
Bicknor,  W. 

Barry  arg.  and  az.  six  lions  ramp.  gu.    Marshe. 

Erm.  six  lions  ramp.  sa.     Mabball  or  Mabbatt. 

Gu.  six  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned  or.  Haselerton, 
co.  York. 

Gu.six  lions  ramp.  arg.  Esharton.  FitzRaynard 
or  Fitz-Raynold.  Haselerton.  Sir  ....  de 
Layborne,  R.  Sire  Richard  de  Leyborne,  N. 
Sr.  James  Leybourne,  Consewyke,  V.  M. 
Thomas  Leybourne,  S.  Joan  Seint  Helene, 
E,  or  de  Seint  Helene,  F.    Tylmanston. 

Gu.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  label  az.  Sire  Nicholas 
de  Leyburne,  N. 

Gu.  six  lions  ramp,  arg,  crowned  or.  Sire  Thomas 
de  Haselartone,  N.  Haselerton,  Great 
Grimsby,  co.  Derby.  Wauter  de  Heslarton, 
Y.  Heslerton,  Rotford,  Heslarton,  and  Wa- 
verthorpe,  co.  York. 

Gu.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  ducally  crowned  or.  Sir 
Thomas  Haselerton,  co.  York,  temp.  Ed- 
ward 1,  V. 

Gu.  six  lions  ramp.  erm.  Roger  de  Telmaston,^. 

Or  six  lions  ramp.  az.  Detling.  Dorcestre, 
Sussex.     Sir  Roger  Morteyne,!.     Morton. 

Or  six  lions  ramp,  tails  forked  az.  Robert  (alii 
Roger)  de  Mortaigne,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6589.  Sir 
Roger  Morteynes,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Or  six  lions  ramp.  gu.    Villiers. 


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BEASTS.  6  LIONS  cont. 

Or  six  lions  ramp.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  arg.  Sire 
Henri  de  Box,  N. 

Or  six  lions  ramp.  sa.  Bromwtch.  Dateling. 
Doncaster.  Dorcet.  Sr.  Oliver  Dorcest,  V. 
Doechestee.  John  de  Laybuene  of  the  North, 
Y.  Leiboene.  Sire  William  de  Leybouene 
of  the  North,  N.  Roger  de  Leibuene  or 
Leybuene,  E.  M.  Roger  de  Leyboene,  D. 
Sir  William  Leybouene,  J.  Thomas  Maluee, 
Y.  Moetaigne.  Sir  Roger  Moeteyne,  I. 
Robert  de  Mobteygne,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

WOTINGBURY. 

Or  six  lions  ramp.  sa.  two  two  and  two.  Ferrebs. 
Or  six  lions  salient  sa.    Dateling. 
Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  six  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.      TlCHBOEOUGH. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  six  lions  ramp,  counter- 
changed.    Yelverton. 
Per  fess  or  and  sa.  six  lions  ramp,  counterchangeu. 

Vigoe,  quartering  Stonhouse. 
Per    pale    az.    and    gu.    six     lions     ramp.    or. 

Fitz-John. 
Sa.  six  lions  couchant  coward  arg.  B  ateman,  Essex. 
Sa.  six    lions    couchant    guard,   (dormant  V*.) 
coward  the   tail   reflexed   over  the  back  arg. 
Batejian,  Essex,  V. 
Sa.  six  lions  pass.  arg.    Delmy. 
Sa  six  lions  ramp.  arg.     William  de  Clinge,  A, 
but  de  Detling,  A,  Harl.  MS.  G137.     Clings. 

Dellyne.    M deDETHiNG,  D.    Detling, 

V*.    Sir  John  Dettling,  V.    Eagle,  Suffolk. 
William  de  Ecligges  or  Eclingges,  E.  Egles. 
Englis  or  Englys.     Sir  Thomas  Englis,  Ta- 
rone,  V.     William  de  Oclinge,  Y.     Rayle,  V*. 
Lawrence  Savage,  Y.    Taney.    Tawne. 
Sa.  six  lions  ramp.  gu.  William  de  St.Maetin,F. 
Sa.  six  lions  couchant  or.    Bateman. 
Sa.  six  lions  ramp.  or.     Meeefield.    Laurence 
de  St.  Maetin,  Bishop  of  Rochester,  1251-74. 
John   de  St.  Maetyn,   Y.      Sr.  Regnald  St. 
Maetyn,  co.  Wilts,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.     Sire 
Renaud   de   Sein   Maetin,  N.        William  de 
Sein  Maetyn,  E. 
Sa.  six  lions  ramp,  or  crowned  gu.    Forde. 
Vert  six  lions  ramp.  arg.     Litle.     Merefield. 
Vert    six    lions    ramp.     or.       Sire    Nichol    de 
Langefoed,  0. 

6  LIONS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  canton  erm.  Sr.  Tho- 
mas Cheney,  Shepey,  Kent,  V.  Cheney,  Sher- 
land,  Isle  of  Sheppey.  Cheney,  Higham,  Kent; 
and  Warblington,  Sussex.  Cheney,  Yoxall,co. 
Stafford;  and Monyash,co. Derby.  (? Leiboene.) 
Sr.  Robert  de  Scirland,  L.  Sire  Robert  de 
Scielande,  N.  Roger  de  Sclrland,  D.  Roger 
de  Schirlond,  F.  Sheeland,  Sheppey,  Kent ; 
and  Norfolk.  Sr.  Robert  de  Sheeland,  Kent, 
V.    Roger  Sielonde  or  de  Sielonde,  E. 

Az.  "six  lions  ramp.  arg.  three  and  three  a  canton 
erm.     Chenie  or  Cheyney,  Kent. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp,  or  a  canton  erm.     Cheyney. 
Moun  (?  son)  frere,  L  e.  the  brother  of  Gul. 
Longespe,  C. 
on  a  Canton Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  six  lions  ramp,  sa.on  a  canton  az.  a  fleur-de- 
lis  of  the  field.    Savage,  late  Claveeing,  Elm- 
ley  Castle,  co.  Worcester. 
3  ....Mullet 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  on  a  canton  or  a  mullet 
gu.     Klrby,  Kent. 


BEASTS.      6  LIONS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton   . . .  Mullet  cont. 
Az.  six  lions  ramp,  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet 

gu.     Kyeby  or  Kyekby,  Kent. 
Az.  six  lions  ramp,  or  on  a  canton  of  the  second 

a  mullet  gu.    Haenhull,  V.    Sr Kyekeby, 

Kent,  V. 

on  a  Chief 5-Foils 

Or  six  lions  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  pierced 

5-foils  of  the  first.     John  Maetine,  London, 

temp.  Henry  VIII,  V. 
Or  six  lions  ramp.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

5-foils  of  the  first.     Maetyn,  London. 
Quarter 
Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  quarter  erm.    Thomas 

Layburne,  F.   Roger  de  Schieeland,  Y.  Roger 

de  Swelande,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 


6  DOGS  betw.  or  within 

Quarterly  arg.  and  erm.  in  each  of  the  first  and 
fourth  quarters  three  greyhounds  courant  sa. 
all  within  a  bordure  of  the  third  platy.  Lovet, 
co.  Northampton. 

6  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  charged  with  ten  hurts.  Lightboene, 
co.  Lancaster ;  and  Manchester  ;  granted  1662. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or. 
Leibouene. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
or.  Sir  John  de  Layboene,  R.  Sir  Simon 
Leyboene,  Kent,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Symon  de 
Leybouene,  G.  Leybourne,  F*.  Lightborne, 
co.  Somerset. 

Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  bordure  indented  or. 
Sire  Simon  de  Leybourne,  N. 

Gu.  six  lions  ramp,  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
Fitz-Herbert. 

6  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 
Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or  a 
canton  erm.    Bures. 
Quarter 
Az.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.  a  quarter  erm.  and  a  bor- 
dure engr.  or Layburne  du  Conte  de 

Salisbury,  F. 

9  LIONS  betw.  or  within 

Az.  nine  lions  pass,  guard,  or  and  two  bars  gu. 
Beadshaw,  co.  Buckingham,  1506. 

10  DOGS  or  WOLVES  betw.  or  within 

ten  (hounds  or  wolves  ?)  statant three 

three  three  and  one  and  three  bars   (?  gu.) 
Maundy,  Sandwich,  Kent. 

LIONS  unnumbered 

Arg.  semy  of  annulets  within  each  a  lion  ramp, 
and  an  eagle  displ.  alternately  sa.  in  the  inter- 
stices a  lesser  annulet  of  the  last.    Yvain. 

Arg.  fretty  and  in  each  space  a  lion  pass.  gu. 
Moorle,  V. 

Az.  fretty  gu.  semy  of  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the 
second.    Moorle,  V*. 

BEE  see  Insect 

BEEHIVE 

Arg.  a  beehive  beset  with  bees  volant  ppr. 
Teeweek,  Penzance,  Cornwall. 


m 


BEITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEEHIVE  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  piece  of  ground  in  base  vert  a  beehive 
sa.  beset  with  bees  volant  ppr.  Dunsfoed,  Ti- 
verton, co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  beehive  beset  with  bees  diversely  volant 
sa.  Roe,  co.  Chester,  1716.  Rooe,  Markels- 
field,  co.  Chester.  Rowe,  Macclesfield,  co. 
Chester;  granted  20  March  1C53.  Rowe, 
Makesfields,  co.  Chester,  Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo. 


241b. 


BEEHIVE  and  in  chief. 


Roe,  Ire- 


Arg.  a  beehive  beset  with  eleven  bees  volant  sa 
on  a  canton  gu.  a  rose  of  the  first 
land. 

On  1  BEEHIVE 

Arg.  on  a  beehive  sa.  a  (buck  V*.)  hart  lodged 
arg.  attired  or.     Sadellayee,  co.  Stafford,  V. 

3  BEEHIVES 

Arg.  three  beehives  vert.     Shakerley. 
Sa.  three  beehives  or.     Geevis,  Suffolk.    Jeevis, 
Suffolk.    Jeevys,  Suffolk,  W. 

3  BEEHIVES  and  in  chief 

Az.  three  behives  arg.  a  canton  erm.     Bishopton, 

co.  Warwick. 
Az.  three  beehives  or  a  canton  erm.  Bishopton,  V. 

3  BEEHIVES  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  three  beehives  betw.  nine  bees   volant  or. 
Behoof. 


BEETLE  see  Insect. 


BELL  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  a  bell  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Ringee, 
Norfolk. 

3  BELLS 

....  three  church  bells Nicholas  Belle, 

Boston,  co.  Lincoln,  seal  1322,  V. 

....  three  bells  with  cannons  and  clappers  .... 
Stephen  de  Norton,  seal. 

Arg.  three  bells  az.  Woedeswoeth.  Woedswoeth. 

Arg.  three  war  bells  gu.     Kedmarston,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  three  church  bells  sa.  Haiton.  Hayitn, 
V*.    Hayton,  V.    Haytyn,  V.    Heaton,  V*. 

Arg.  three  church  bells  sa.  edged  or  clappers  of 
the  first.    Benett,  V.    Bennett,  V*. 

Az.  three  bells  or.    Bell,  Scotland. 

Az.  crusily  and  three  bells  or.     Samore. 

Gu.  three  church  bells  arg.     Poetee. 

Gu.  three  bells  or.     Swymmer. 

Gu.  three  church  bells  or.  Poetee,  co.  Bucking- 
ham. 

Or  three  church  bells  gu.     Beomle,  V. 

Or  three  hawk's  bells  gu.     Engboene,  V. 

Sa.  three  church  bells  arg.  Poster,  Bishop  of 
Clogher ;  descended  from  Porter,  The  Close, 
Bolton,  supposed  to  be  like  Porter,  Weary 
Hall,  Bolton,  Cumberland,  a  younger  branch 
of  Porter  of  Allerby.  Porter,  Ireland,  and 
Aston,  co.  Warwick.  Sir  William  Porter, 
temp.  Henry  V,  V.   Poetee,  Suffolk,  1730. 

Sa.    three    hawk's    bells    or.  Bellchambee. 

Bellschambee,  V. 


3  BELLS  and  in  chief. . . . 
Canton 

Sa.  three  church  bells  arg.  a  canton  erm.  Poetee, 
V.  Portee,  Kent;  and  co.  Lincoln.  Poetee, 
Alfarthing,  Surrey;  derived  through  Endymion 
Porter,  Groom  of  the  Bedchamber  to  Charles  I, 
from  Robert  brother  of  Sir  William  Porter, 
temp.  Henry  V  ;  the  heirs  m.  Walsh,  Semper, 
Pieraggi,  and  Piggot.  Poetee,  Suffolk,  1730. 
And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Poetee,  Wadhurst, 
and  Seaford,  Sussex. 

Sa.  three  church  bells   ....  and  a  canton  erm. 
Poetee,  St.  Stephen's,  Cornwall. 
Chief 

Sa.  three  church  bells  arg.  a  chief  erm.  Poetee, 
co.  Lincoln  ;  and  St.  Margaret's-in-Southernam, 
Suffolk. 

3  BELLS  betw.  or  within. . . . 

Sa.  three  church  bells  arg.  two  and  one  betw. 
three  estoiles  or  one  and  two.  Bell,  co.  Berks; 
and  co.  Buckingham. 

On  3  BELLS 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  three  church  bells  .... 
each  charged  with  an  ermine  spot  ....  Poetee, 
London. 

4  BELLS 

Az.  four  hawk's  bells  or  conjoined  in  saltire  by  a 
double  and  wreathed  cord  alternately  arg.  and 
sa.  Sir  Ralph  Josselyne,  Alderman  of  Lon- 
don, V.    Josselyn,  Newhall,  Essex,  V. 

5  BELLS 

Az.  five  bells  in  cross  or.    Mulliss,  Ireland. 

BELLOWS 

Arg.  three  pairs  of  bellows  sa.  Sctpton,  1716. 
Shepton,  co.  Leicester.     Sktpton. 

BELT 
(including  Dog's  Collar  and  Man's  Garter.) 

Arg.  a  demi-belt  fixed  in  fess  az.  buckled  edged 

and  garnished  or.     Beltmaine. 
Vairy  a  garter  (but  ?  bendlet)   gu.     Hebmines, 

France. 

BELT  betw.  or  within 

Beads 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  a  man's  garter  fesswise  arg. 

fimbriated  and  buckled  in  the  centre  or  betw. 

in  chief  a  rosary  and  in  base  three  bells  of  the 

last.     Beadnell. 
Buckles 
Sa.  a  man's  garter  buckled  in  orle  ....  betw.  three 

square  buckles  tongues  erect  or.    Bockland. 

2  BELTS 

Gu.  two  half-belts  with  buckles  arg.     Pelham. 
Gu.  two  pieces  of  belts  palewise  in  fess  the  buckles 
erect  in  chief  (arg  V*.)  or.     Pelham,  V. 

3  BELTS 

Arg.  three  belts  the  under  parts  couped  in  fess 
az.  buckled  and  gai'nished  or.     Naebon. 

Gu.  three  men's  garters  nowed  and  buckled  arg. 
Sydemers. 

3  BELTS  and  in  chief 

Vert  three  belts  (or  dog-collars  or  garters)  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  three  hunting-horns  of  the  first 
stringed  and  tipped  gu.    Huntee. 


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Per  BEND 

Per  bend  sinister  arg.  and  gu.     Zurith,  1716. 

Per  bend  dancetty  arg.  and  gu.  Ferne,co.  Stafford. 

Per  bend  embattled  arg.  and  gu.  Tbe  Lord 
Treasurer  ( of  Ireland)  Harl.  MS.  4040.  Boyle, 
Baron  Boyle  of  Yonghal  6  September  1616  ; 
Viscount  Dungarvan,  Earl  of  Cork  26  October 
1620;  Baron  of  Brogbill  28  February  1627; 
(Baron  Clifford  of  Lanesborough  9  November 
1644;  Earl  of  Burlington  20  Marcb  1664, 
extinct  1753  ;  Baron  Carleton  26  October  1724, 
extinct  1725;)  P^arl  of  Orrery  5  September 
1660;  Baron  Boyle  of  Marston  10  September 
1711.  Boyle,  Baron  of  Bandon  and  Viscount 
Kynalmeaky,  extinct  1642.  Boyle,  Viscount 
Shannon,  extinct  1740.  Boyle,  Baron  Boyle 
and  Viscount  Blessington  23  August  1675,  ex- 
tinct 1732.  Boyle,  Earl  of  Shannon,  Viscouut 
Boyle  of  Bandon,  Baron  Boyle  of  Castle  Mar- 
tyr 20  March  1756,  Baron  Carleton  21  August 
1786.  Boyle,  Middlesex.  Richard  Boyle, 
Archbishop  of  Tuam,  ob.  1644.  Michael  Boyle, 
Bishop  of  Waterford.  Michael  Boyle,  Arch- 
bishop of  Armagh,  ob.  1702.  John  Boyle, 
Bishop  of  Cork,  etc.,  ob.  1620.  Boyle,  Earl  of 
Cork,  Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  39,  with  an  inescu- 
cheon  chequy  or  and  az.  a  fess  gu.  But  with 
a  crescent  az.  for  diff.  Boyle,  Earl  of  Orrery, 
Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  97  ;  Boyle,  Viscount  Shan, 
non,  Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  272.  The  crescent 
sa.      Boyle,  Viscount  Blessington,  Harl.  MS. 

4040,  fo.   312.      With   a   5-foil for  diff. 

Boyle,  Hay  Castle,  co.  Hereford.  With  a 
mullet  sa.  for  diff.  Boyle,  Viscount  Dungarvon, 
Harl.  3IS.  4040,  fo.  296.     Boyle,  V*. 

Per  bend  sinister  embattled  arg.  and  gu.     Byles. 

Per  bend  indented  arg.  and  gu.  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Henry  Ferne,  Bishop  of  Chester  1662-8. 

Per  bend  nebuly  arg.  and  gu.     Folkstayn. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.     Chaponn. 

Per  bend  sinister  arg.  and  sa.     Chapoin,  V. 

Per  bend  dancetty  arg.  and  sa.  Kendall,  Bipon, 
co.  York.  And  with  a  pierced  mullet  gu.  for 
diff.    Kendall,  Thorpthules,  co. Durham,  1575. 

Per  bend  embattled  arg.  and  sa.  Dangate. 
Daungate,  V.  Dawngate.  Denewgate,  V. 
Elham.  Kelle,  London.  Kell,  or  Kelle. 
Kenley. 

Per  bend  indented  arg.  and  sa.  Kendal,  Dur- 
ham.    Kenley.    Warner,  Suffolk. 

Per  bend  az.  and  gu.     Weller.     Wheler. 

Per  bend   in   point  to  the   sinister  az.  and  or. 

BOURCKLAND. 

Per  bend  indented  az.  and  or.    Whistleford. 

Per  bend  embattled  gu.  and  arg.  Boyle,  Kentish 
Town,  Middlesex;  granted  24  January  1569. 
Boyley,  V. 

Per  bend  sinister  embattled  gu.  and  arg.  Boyley, 
V.  Boyle, F.*  John  Beauly  del  South ;  ('  de 
gu.  et  d'arg.  embelief  battaillee')  ;  X. 

Per  bend  nebuly  gu.  and  arg.     Folkstayn. 

Per  bend  embattled  gu.  and  erm.     Aungate. 

Per  bend  and  per  pale  or  and  arg.  Johnson,  ]730. 

Per  bend  or  and  az.    Crane. 

Per  bend  dancetty  or  and  az.  Markington,  V. 
Whistilford,  V,  quartering  per  fess  az.  and 
or  three  annulets  counterchanged.  Whistle- 
ford,  V. 

Per  bend  embattled  or  and  az.     Pottman. 

Per  bend  indented  or  and  az.  Gosnold. 
Markington,  V.  Whistilford  ;  quartering 
per  fess  az.  and  or  three  annulets  counter- 
changed.    Whistleford,  V. 


Per  BEND  cont. 
Per  bend  dancetty  or  and  gu.     Ferne. 
Per  bend  indented  or  and  gu.     Ferne,  Parwich 

and   Snitterton,    co.  Derby;   Temple-Belwood, 

co.  Lincoln;  and  co.  Stafford. 
Per  bend  or  and  vert.  Hawle.   Hawley.  Lander, 

St.  Ives,  Cornwall. 
Per    bend    embattled    sn.   and    arg.      Dangats. 

Dangate.     Kenley.  V. 
Per  bend  engr.  sa.  and  arg.     Darsallough,  Scot- 
land. 
Per  bend   indented  sa.  and  arg.    Markington. 

Warner,  London;  Norfolk;  and  Peterborough. 

Warner;  quartering  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or;  V. 
Per    bend    (?   sinister)   indented    sa.    and    arg. 

Nicholas  Gilliott,  Merkington  ;  ('  d'arg.  a  une 

cheif  de  sa.  endentee  embelief:  ill  port  bend 

endente  de  sa.  et  d'arg  ?) ;  X. 
Per  bend  vert  and  or.     Hall,  V. 

BEND 

(including  Baston,  Bendlet,  Cost  or  Cotise, 

Garter,  Ribbon,  and  Scarf  or  Scarp) 

....  a  bend  gu.  over  all  six  barrnlets  ....     John 

de  Horbyre,  D.      (?if  this  be  not  barry  arg. 

and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Sire  Job  an  de  Horburi,  N,). 
Arg.  a  bend  az.     Badye.    Bendmaine.    Buset, 

V.    Busts.     Buts.     Cheuston.     Denniston. 

Hovlle.  Payne.  Sandilands, Scotland.  Terell 

or  Terrell,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  and  a  lahel  of  five  points  gu.   Hue 

d'HoviLE,  E.     Hugo  de  Hovile,  F. 
Arg.  crusily  fitchy   and   a  bend   az.     Colwike. 
Arg.  a  bend  dancetty  az.     Brampton. 
Arg.    a    bend    embattled    counter-embattled  az. 

Sandilands,  Crai baton,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.     Sr.  Richard  Fokeram,  V. 

Foxall.     Foxcote.    Sr.  William  Gorney,  Nor- 
mandy, Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595.    Grone,  V.    Grove, 

1730.      Raignit.      John  Rygate,  Howke,   Y. 

Monsire  Roigate,  Y. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  fimbriated  or.     Brescy,  V. 

Bressy,  V.* 
Arg.  a  bend  fusily  az.     Reygate. 
Arg.  a  bend  indented  az.     Brampton,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  az.     Gastricke. 
Arg.  a    bend   wavy    az.       Sir    William  Borney 

(Groney),  Normandy,  Q,  as  printed  by  Mores. 

Swale,  London,-  granted  25  March  1591. 
Arg.  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  gu.   Roland  Vaux,X. 
Arg.  a  bend  chequy  or   and   az.     (?   Bodham). 

Voase,  Anlaby  House,  Hull,  co.  York. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  over  all  a  bend  chequy  or  and  az. 

Reymes  Reynes  or  Rheynes,  co.  Dorset. 
Arg.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  gu.    Vaulk,  or  Vaus, 

Wipsnot    Hall,    co.    Bedford.      Vaux,    Tryer- 

mayne,  quartered  by  Brougham. 
Arg.  fretty  chequy  or  and  gu.  over  all  a  bend  as 

the  fret.     Rynes,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  over  all  a  bend  chequy  or  and  gu. 

Raynes. 
Arg.  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  or.     Tipper. 
Arg.   a   bend   compony  az.  and   gu.      Paris  or 

Parris.    Parys,  V. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  over  all  a  bend  compony  az  and  or. 

Reynes,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  az.     Grassall,  V. 

Grassell.     Gressall. 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  or.    Vadlx,  V* 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  sa.    Leventhorpe, 

Stringey  Hall,  co.  Herts;   Baronetcy  13   May 

1622,  extinct  30  August  1680. 


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BEND  cont. 

Arg.   a   bend   compony  sa.   and  or  a  cross  gu. 

Blockborne. 
Arg.    a    bend    counter-compony     or    and     gu. 

Harwedon.     Vaulx,   co.  Northumberland,    V. 

Vaux. 
Arg.  a   bend   gu.     Baenack.      Bisset,  Scotland. 

Chenston.     Cheverston.    Cramond.    Dance. 

Daniell,  temp.  Edw.  II.  Depden,  V.  Depton, 

V*.     Dttval   or    Duvaxl.     Freton.     Graben. 

Graybow.      Hallington.     Heyland,   Suffolk. 

Karkettle, Scotland.  Stainburgh.  Tirington 

Tyrenton  or  Tyrington.     Raf  de  Tirentone, 

F.    Rauf  de  Trayhahpton,  P.    Tranton,  V*. 

Treanton,    co.    Lincoln,    V.      Sire   Rauf   de 

Treauntone,  N.        Treantone,  co.    Lincoln. 

Rauf  de  Trehampton,  B.     Trentane,  co.  Lin- 
coln.    Tyrenton  and  Tyrington.     VANS.Barn- 

barroch,  co.  Wigton.    Vicaridge. 
Arg.  a  bendlet  gu.  Botringham,  V*.  Bodrugan, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  bend  sinister  gu.     Bisset  or  Bizzet. 
.Arg.   a  bend    gu.   a    label    of    five    points    az. 

Shillingford,  Shillingford,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  bend  and  label  gu.     Kendall,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  bend  and    a  label   of  three  points   gu. 

Kendall,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  and  a  label  of  three  points  sa. 

Congalton,   Congalton,   Scotland;    quartering 

arg.  a  fess  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  compony  az. 

and  of  the  second. 
Arg.  a  bendlet  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa.     Hue 

Burnel,  F. 
Arg.  a  bend  dexter  surmounted  by  two  bendlets 

gu.    Byron. 
Arg.  a  bendlet  gu.  over  all  a  cross  or.    Gallway, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  over  all  a  cross  patriarchal  sa. 

Rorke,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  over  all  three  pales  sa.  Burgehill. 
Arg.    a    bend    gu.    over    all     four     pales     sa. 

Burgehill. 
Arg.  a  bend  danc^tty  and  fess  gu.     Domell,  co. 

Wilts. 
Arg.   a   bend   engr.  gu.  Ghittercrofte    or 

ChITECROFTE.   CHYTTECROST,  V.      COLEPEPER 

or  Culpeper,  Kent.  Colepepper,  Bay  Hall, 
aud  Peppenbury,  and  its  branches  at  Bedge- 
bury,  Wakehurst  (Baronetcy  29  September 
1628,  extinct  28  March  1740),  Wigshill,  and 
Colepeper,  Baron  Colepeper  of  Thoresway,  co. 
Lincoln,  21  October  1644,  extinct  1725,  pro- 
perly with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Colpepper,  V*. 
Colepeper,  Preston  Hall,  and  Oxenheath,  Kent. 
Walter  Colepeper,  Kent,  V.  Colepepper, 
Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  40.  Culpeper,  Preston 
Hall,  Aylesford ;  Baronetcy  17  May  1627,  ex- 
tinct  18  May  1723.     Robert  Walrand,  B. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  impaling  arg.  a  ship  ppr. 
and  on  a  point  per  chevron  vert  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.     O'Leary,  Harl.  MS.  4039. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  a  crescent  sa.  for  diff. 
Waldron. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  a  label  az.  Lancelot 
de  Meinmark  (?  Seinmark),C. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  and  voided  gu.  Honeyman, 
Scotland.  Honyman,  Armadale  and  Graemsay, 
co.  Orkney,  Baronetcy  11  May  1804. 

Arg.  a  bend  counterflory  gu.    Bromflett. 

Arg.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  gu. 
Bradestone,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  of  six  fusils  conjoined  gu.  John  de 
Grey,  E. 


BEND  cont. 

Arg.  a  bend  indented  gu.    John  Walrant,  Y. 

Arg.  a  bend  of  lozenges  and  roses  alternately  dis- 
posed gu.     Alten. 

Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  of  the  first  and  gu. 
Wynselow,    Gozheche,   V.      Gosheche,   V*. 

GOSTRECHE,  V*. 

Arg.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  gu.  Ro- 
bert Walrond,  F. 

Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  gu.  Bradeston.  Ley,  co. 
Stafford. 

Arg.  a  bend  masculy  gu.  Camterney  or 
Campney. 

Arg.  a  bend  voided  gu.     Ireton. 

Arg.  a  bend  wavy  gu.  Goldingham,  Barnham, 
Norfolk  ;  and  Balsted,  Suffolk.  Goldingham, 
Suffolk,  V;  or  Essex,  V,  Harl.  MS.  1392,  fo. 
557. 

Arg.  a  bend  purp.    Sr.  Nicolas  Malmans,  M. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  purp.  Malemanis,  Kent. 
Malemaynes,  Y.  Sir  Nicholas  Malemeis,  N. 
Sir  (Michael,  L,  Harl.  BIS.  6137)  Nicholas 
Malveroures.L  :  but  Sir  Nicholas  Malheureux, 
L,  Harl.  MS.  6589.  Nicholas  Malmeyns,  Y. 
Malmys  or  Malennys,  Kent,  V.  Malynes, 
Kent. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  Blackborne.  Blanton,  co. 
Lancaster.  Bredham,  Kent.  Crewell,  V*. 
Crwell  (sic),  V.  Damilston,  Crapwood,  Scot- 
land. Danielston,  Danielston,  Scotland. 
Delapoole.  Dennistoun,  Dennistoun,  co. 
Renfrew.  Hue  le  Despensier,  quartering  gu. 
fretty  or,  K;  for  Audeley,  Q.  Ditton,  co.  Lan- 
caster. Dutton,  co.  Chester;  quartering  gu.  a 
fret  or.  Dytton,  V.  Erdeswick,  co.  Stafford. 
Ernelle.  Erswyke.  Gotham.  Hardeworth, 
V.  Hardworth,  V*.  Hogh.  John  Hough, 
Bishop  of  Oxford  1690,  Lichfield  etc.  1699, 
Worcester  1717-43.  Hough,  Layton,  co.  Ches- 
ter. Maller.  M  alley.  Monceux.  Walter 
de  Muttans,  A.  William  de  Mouncels,  A, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  M.  Walran  de  Muncels,  D. 
Paganel.  Pannal  Pannel  or  Pannell,  co. 
Lincoln  ;  and  Pannall,  co.  York.  Raphe  Payne, 
Y.  Sire  Rauf  Paynel,  N.  Sr.  Raphe  Paynell, 
Y,  in  debate  with  Stopham.  Paynell,  co. 
Lincoln.  Paynell,  V.  Potts.  St.  Barbe. 
St.  Low.     Sr.  Urian  St.  Piere,  I.    Scopham, 

Bernake,  V.    Sr de  Seyntlo,  V.   Spencer. 

John  Stapham,  V.  Stephant.  Thomas 
Stapham  or  Stopham,  Y,  in  debate  with  Paynell. 
Sire  William  de  Stopham,  N.  Trentham. 
Vavasour.     Watton.    Yetton. 

Arg.  a  baston  sa.    John  Stopham,  Y. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  a  label  gu.  Sr.  Peres  de  Mauley, 
M.    Sire  Urien  de  Seinpere,^. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  gu.  St.  Lo, 
Chideock.  St.  Loe,  1730.  St.  Lowe,  V*. 
Sr  ....  de  Seint  Lowe,  V.  St.  Pier,  co. 
Worcester.   Sir  Brian  S.  Pier  or  de  S.  Pier,  L. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  a  label  of  four  points  gu. 
Seymper. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  a  label  of  five  points  gu.  Urian 
de  St.  Peire  or  Pere,  E.  St.  Peire 
St.  Pere  or  St.  Pierre,  Runsell,  Essex. 
Sent  Pier,  V*.  Saynt  Pier,  V.  Hurien  de 
Seinp',  F.    John  de  Stopham,  G. 

Arg.  a  bend  and  a  label  of  three  points  sa. 
St.  Low. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label  or.  Sire  Johan  de 
Stopham,  N. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  surmounted  by  three  bars  az. 
Legh.    Leigh. 


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BEND  cont. 

Arg.  a  bend  embattled  sa.  Monsire  Henry  de 
Santon,  Y  (?  in  error).  Henry  de  Standon,  Y. 
Stanton.     Staundon.     Henry  de  Staunton,  X. 

Arg.  a  bend  embattled  counter-embattled  sa. 
Sabraham,  Tesemouth,  Northumberland. 
Sabram,  V.  Safferham  or  Savperham. 
Saperham,  V.  Spram,  V.     Henry  Steynton,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  dancetty  sa.     Liston. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  Bradden.  Brodden,  co. 
Northampton.  Crouch  or  Crowch.  Sire  Henry 
de  Glastingburs,  N.  Sir  Henry  Glastonbury 
or  de  Glastonbury,  L.  John  Glastonbury,  Y. 
Sr.  James  Radcliff  del  Tour,  co.  Lancaster, 
V.  Radclyffe,  Radclyffe  Tower,  co.  Lancaster; 
Smithills,  Ordshall,  Mellor,  Foxdeuton,  etc. 
Radcliffe,  Baron  Fitzwalter  1432,  Viscount 
Fitzwalter  18  June  1525,  Earl  of  Sussex  8  De- 
cember 1529,  extinct  1641.  Radclyffe,  Baro- 
netcy 31  January  1620,  Baron  Tyndale,  Viscount 
Radclyffe  and  Langley,  Earl  of  Derwentwater 
7  March  1688,  extinct  1716.  Radcliffe,  Chat- 
terton,  co.  Lancaster;  Franklin,  Hockworthy 
Court,  and  Warleigh,  co.  Devon.  Sir  Robert 
Ratcllffe  alias  Kirkland,  Lord  Fitzwalter; 
quartering  Fitzwalter,  Burnell,  and  Multon  of 
Egremont,  U.  Sir  John  Ratclyffe,  Q,  or 
Ratclife,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595.  Sidney  and 
Sussex  College,  Cambridge,  impaling  Sidney; 
founded  1595.     Stretton. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  crescent  of  the  first  for 
diff.  Radcliffe,  Milnesbridge  House,  co. 
York;  Baronetcy  2  November  1813.  The  cres- 
cent gu.  charged  with  a  mullet  or  for  diff. 
Radcliff,  Stepney. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  an  escallop  ....  for  diff. 
Ratcliff,  Chappell,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  an  escallop  ....  'en  le 
sou'eign  peice'.    William  Cusance,  Y. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  for  diff. 
William  fitz  William  Radcliff,  1350,  V.  The 
fleur-de-lis  sa.  Ratcliffe,  Todmorden,  co. 
Lancaster,  and  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  label  gu.  Walter  de 
Beconus,  Y.  Walter  Bekuns,  F.  The  label 
of  three  points  gu.     Bekins. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  mullet  ....  for  diff. 
Radcliff,  co.  Chester;  Mulgrave  and  Newton, 
Durham;  Oxford;  and  Standish,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  sa.  Sir 
Henry  Glastinges,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  sa.  and  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  crescent  of  the  second.    Lye,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  fusily  sa.  Dycons.  Sir  Henry 
Glastingbury,  B.    Richard. 

Arg.  a  bend  fusily  sa.  and  a  label  of  five  points 
gu.     Sir  William  Cozans,  R. 

Arg.  a  bend  fusily  in  the  sinister  corner  a  crescent 
sa.     Lie,  co.  Chester.     Lye. 

Arg.  a  bend  indented  sa.  Adston.  John 
Glastonbury,  Y.    Sir  Richard  Lyston,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  sa.  Bainton,  London. 
Beton.    Glastenbury,  co.  Dorset.    Ketsford. 

•  Kitesford,  co.  Somerset.  Leigh,  Quithiock, 
Cornwall.  Sydenham.  Wylme,  quartered  by 
Leigh. 

Arg.  a  bend  masculy  sa.  a  label  of  three  points 
gu.    Beton. 

Arg.  a  bend  masculy  sa.    Cosars.     Glastenbury. 

Arg.  a  bend  masculy  sa.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Cosars. 

Arg.  a  bend  nebuly  sa.  Coterell  Cotterall 
Cotterell  or  Cotterill. 


BEND  cont. 

Arg.  a  bend  raguly  sa.     Saunton,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  voided  sa.  Rawleter,  Wimondley, 
co.  Herts. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  voided  of  the  field  wavy.  Wigmur, 
Wigmur,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  bend  wavy  sa.  Burton,  Kynsley,  co.  York. 
Sir  John  de  Burton,  S.  Sr.  Thomas  Burton, 
Kynesley,  V.  Colhet.  Cotterells,  co.  De- 
von. Wallop,  Baron  Wallop  and  Viscount 
Lymington  11  June  1720,  Earl  of  Portsmouth, 
11  April  1743.  Wallop,  Farleigh- Wallop,  co. 
Hants,  1730.  Wallope,  V*.  Wallop,  Bug- 
broke  ;  co.  Salop.     Wallopp,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  vairy  or  and  gu.  Penceller,  V. 
Pencoler. 

Arg.  a  bend  vert.  Grey.  Kendal,  1730.  Kendel. 
Kendall,  co.  Devon.  O'Malune,  Harl.  MS. 
4039,  fo.  118. 

Arg.  a  bend  vert  with  a  label  gu.  Sire  Robert  de 
Kendale,  At.  Richard  de  Kendale,  F.  Ro- 
bert de  Kendall,  Y.  Monsire  Kendall,  F. 
The  label  of  three  points.  Sr.  Edmond 
Kendall,  co.  Bedford,  V.  Sir  Robert 
Kendalle,  L.  Kendall,  co.  Bedford.  The 
label  of  five  points.  Sr.  Robert  de  Kendall, 
V.     Kendall,  co.  Bedford. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  vert.     Hales.     Malmeis. 

Arg.  a  bend  wavy  vert.     Colhet. 

Arg.  a  bend  wreathed  az.  and  or.  Oare  or  Ore, 
Oare,  Sussex. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  Benton.  Bisset,  Scotland. 
Busts.  Bussets  orBusTES.  Cochet.  Lanwall. 
Sr.    John    Lavall,    V.       Lawall.       Levall. 

SWATHINGE,  V.      SWATHONG  Or  SWATHYNG,  Nor- 
folk. 

Az.  crusily  or  a  bend  arg.  Sire  Thomas 
Filz-Eustace,  N. 

Az.a  bend  arg.  impaling  arg.  a  bend  az.  Zorke, 
called  York,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  impaliug  the  same.     Zorke,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  sinister  arg.  Bisset  or  Bizzet,  Scot- 
land. * 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  on  an  inescucheon  or  a  bend 
engr.  sa.  Sire  Johan  de  Lydevusers  of 
France,  O. 

Az.  a  bend  embattled  arg.  Wallies,  1716. 
Walleys.    Wallis  or  Walles. 

Az.  a  bend  counter-embattled  arg.     Welles,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  double  dancetty  arg.     Lores. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  arg.     Beringham.  Birningham. 

Az.  a  bend  of  three  and  a  half  fusils  conjoined 
arg.     Sr.  Peter  Gussau',  V.     Gussaud,  V*. 

Az.  a  bend  lozengy  arg.  Gwyn,  co.  Derby. 
Richards,  Yarland  or  Yevelaud,  Isle  of  Wight, 
from  co.  Monmouth.     Richards,  Rahere. 

Az.  a  bend  wavy  arg.  Swale,  South  Stainley ; 
confirmed  1603-35. 

Az.  a  bend  barry  indented  or  and  gu.     Bracy. 

Az.  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  Steer,  Eng- 
land. 

Az.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  bendlet  (or  baston) 
compony  arg.  and  az.  Joan,  daughter  of 
Charles  (Capet)  II  King  of  Navarre  and  Count 
of  Evreux,  second  wife  of  Henry  IV,  quartering 
Navarre. 

Az.  semy  of  5-foils  or  a  bendlet  compony  arg.  and 
gu.     Rodville. 

Az.  a  bend  erm.     Deter.     Phllpot. 

Az.  billetty  arg.  (but  altered  to  or)  a  bend  erm. 
John  Smith,  Hells  worth,  Suffolk,  W. 

Az.  a  bend  lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  Gwynne,  Ire- 
land. 


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BEND  cont. 

Az.  a  bend  or.  Carminow,  Carminow,  Cornwall; 
as  allowed  to  this  family  according  to  the  evi- 
dence given  by  John  of  Gaunt  in  tbe  cause 
Scrope  i\  Grosvenor ;  the  coheiresses  m.  Arun- 
dell,  Trewarthean,  and  Petit:  the  younger 
branches  settled  at  Boconnoc  (the  coheirs  m. 
Carew  and  Courtenay),  Fentongollan  (the  co- 
heirs m.  Salter  and  Cole),  Resprin  in  S. 
Winnow,  Folmawgan,Trenowth,etc.  Carmynall. 
Carmynell.  Carmynow,  V.  Corwall,  Corwall. 
Grosvenor,  until  the  decision  1390  in  the  cause 
Scrope  v.  Grosvenor.  Marr,  Scotland.  Robert 
de  Muntein,  A.  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Robert  de 
Mu'tein,  A.  Scroop,  V*.  Scrope,  as  early  as 
1203,  according  to  the  evidence  given  by 
Chauncy  in  the  cause  Scrope  v.  Grosvenor, 
instituted  13S4-5  bj'  Sir  Richard  Lescrop,  first 
Baron  Scrope  of  Bolton,  whose  title  descended 
through  Emanuel  Earl  of  Sunderland  ob.  1C30 
and  now  vests  in  Jones,  Caton,  co.  Lancaster. 
The  coat  has  been  assigned  without  proper 
difference  to  members  of  younger  branches, 
as  to  William  Scrope,  K.G.,  Lord  of  the  Isle 
of  Man  1693,  Earl  of  Wiltshire  29  September 
1397,  ob.  1399 :  Scrope,  Cockerington,  co.  Lin- 
coln, Baronetcy  16  January  1666-7;  extinctl680; 
derived  through  Scrope,  Hambledon,  co.  Buck- 
ingham, from  Scroope  or  Scrope,  Spennithorne 
and  Danby,  co.  York,  a  younger  son  of  Henry 
sixth  Lord  Scrope  of  Bolton  :  and  to  Scrope, 
Castlecombe,  co.  Wilts,  the  heiress  m.  Thomson ; 
descended  from  Stephen  Scrope  Lord  of  Bent- 
ley,  third  son  of  Richard  first  Lord  Scrope  of 
Boiton  :  as  well  as  to  Scrope,  Lord  of  Masham 
and  Upsal,  extinct  1517.  Richard  Scroope, 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  1464-8.  Dominus  Scroope 
de  Bolton,  V.     M.  Richard  le  Skrop,  <S. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  arg.  Geffray  le  Scrope, 
Y.  Richard  Scrope,  Bishop  of  Lichfield  etc. 
1386,  Archbishop  of  York  1398-1405.  Sir 
Geoffry  Le  Scrope,  Masham,  co.  York,  ob. 
1340 ;  a  Barony  in  abeyance  since  1517. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  three  points  arg. 
Cay,  Scotland.  Scoop  (but  ?  Scrop).  Scrope, 
Masham,  co.  York.     Henry  le  Skrop,  S. 

Az.  a  bend  or  charged  with  an  annulet  in  tbe 
centre. .  ..for  diff.  a  label  of  three  points  arg. 
Sir  John  Lescrop,  fifth  son  of  Henry  first 
Lord  Scrope  of  Masham,  ob.  1405. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  three  points  arg. 
charged  with  an  annulet  sa.  M.  Thomas  le 
Scrop,  S. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  three  points  arg.  each 
point  charged  with  as  many  bars  gu.  Henry, 
fourth  son  of  Henry  first  Lord  Scrope  of  Mas- 
ham.   M.  Henri  le  Scrop,  S. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  five  points  arg.  Sr. 
Geffry  Scroope,  Masham  and  Upsall,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  compony  arg.  and  gu. 
Sir  William,  third  son  of  Sir  Geoffry  Scrope 
the  first  of  Masham;  ob.  1367;  but  probably 
in  error  as  this  was  the  distinction  of  the  eldest 
son  in  that  family,  as  borne  by  Sir  Geoffry, 
eldest  son  of  Henry  first  Lord  Scrope  of 
Masham,  ob.  1362. 

Az.  abend  or  and  a  label  erm.  Sir  William,  third 
son  of  Sir  Geoffry  Scrope  the  first  of  Masham, 
ob. 1367. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  three  points  erm. 
M.  John  le  Scrop,  S. 

Az.abend  or  and  a  label  gu.  Monsire  deCARMiNou, 
(co.  Devon,  aid  Cornwall,  added  1562),  Y. 


BEND  cont. 

Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 

Beringham,  Worcester.     Thomas  Carminow, 

F.     Henry,    third  Lord  Scrope   of  Masham, 

during  the  life  of   his   father.       William   Le 

Scrope,  E.G.,  Lord  of  the  Isle  of  Man,  1693  ; 

Earl  of  Wiltshire,  29  September,  1397,  ob.  1399  ; 

quartering  Man. 
Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  three  points  gu.  but 

the  centre  point  arg.     Geoffery  Scrope,  a  priest, 

ob.  1389 ;  fifth  son  of  Sir  Geoffery  Scrope  the 

first  of  Masham. 
Az.  a   bend   and   a  label   or.     Monsire  Jefferey 

Destron  (apparently  meant  for  Scrope),  Y. 
Az.  a  bend  or  and  in  chief  of  the  bend  a  mullet 

erm.  for  diff.     M.  Steven  le   Scrop,  S;  third 

son  of  Richard  first  Lord  Scrope  of  Bolton  ; 

from  whom  descended  Scrope,  Castlecombe,  co. 

Wilts  ;  the  heiress  m.  Thomson. 
Az.  a  bend  or  and  a  fess  arg.     Dowson. 
Az.  a  bend  and  over  all  a  crosier  in  bend  sinister 

or.         Benedictine    Priory    of    S.   Martin    at 

Richmond,  co.  York. 
Az.  a  bend  over  alia  crosier  in  bend  sinister  or  the 

staff  arg.    (Abbey  of  S.  Agatha  at  Richmond, 

co.  York,  but?). 
Az.  billety  and  a  bend  or.     Le  Counte  de  Marre, 

C.      Regmighers,    V*.      Monsire    John    de 

Remeghers,  W. 
Az.  semy  of  estoiles  and  a  bend  or.     Persam. 
Az.  a  bend  bretessed  or.     Brescett. 
Az.   a    bend    engrailed    or.      Beringham.      Sr. 

William   Bermingham,  I.       Bringham.      Sir 

Thomas   Bermyngham,  L.     Sire   William   de 

Bermyngham,  N.      Sire  William  Byrmyngham, 

0.     Marlere.    Marshall. 
Az.     a    bend    engrailed    or     and    a    label    gu. 

Berengham.     Sire  Thomas  de  Bermyngham, 

N. 
Az.  a   bend   engrailed  or  and  a  label  of  three 

points  gu.    Birningham. 
Az.  a  bend  engrailed  or  and  a  label  of  five  points 

gu.       Sr.    Thomas    Bermyngham,     co.    Wor- 
cester, V.     Bermynham,   V*.     Bermingham, 

1730. 
Az.  a  bend  fusily  or.  Bermingham.  Birmingham. 

Fokeram. 
Az.  a  bend  of  five  fusils   conjoined  or.      Sire 

William  de  Burmichame,  J. 
Az.  a  bend  of  six  fusils  conjoined  or.    Wat  de 

Birmingham,  E.  Will,  de  Biringham,  E,  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 
Az.  a  bend  invecked  or.    Braddeler. 
Az.  a  bend  lozengy  or.     Bermingham.     Town  of 

Birmingham  ;  quartering  per  pale  indented  or 

and  sa.    Bringham. 
Az.  a  bend  lozengy  (or  of  seven  lozenges  con- 
joined) or.     Will,  de  Birmingham,  F. 
Az.  a  bend  voided  or.     Bilsdon,  London. 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  or.     Aldam,  Suffolk. 
Barry  of  three  arg.  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.    Irdis 

or  Irish. 
Barry  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  of  the  last. 

Polleyne. 
Barry  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  of  the  last. 

Poleyn.    Polin. 
Barry  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Ficher. 
Barry  dancetty  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa. 

Sire  Felip  de  Nevile,  N. 
Barry    of    three    arg.    and    gu.    a    bendlet    sa. 

Poleyne. 
Barry  of  three  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  gu.     Ferrers. 

Ireys  or  Irish,  Leys,  co.  Dorset. 

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BEND  cont. 

Barry  of  three  chequy  or  and  az.  and  gu.  a  bend 
of  the  last.     Clifford,  Kent. 

Barry  of  three  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Elloway. 
Elwes,  Stoke,  Suffolk;  Baronetcy  22  June  1600, 
extinct  20  November  1778 ;  descended  like 
Elwes,  co.  Lincoln,  co.  Hertford,  co.  Northamp- 
ton ;  and  Essex;  through  Geoffry  Elwes,  Al- 
derman of  London,  from  Elwes,  or  Helwish, 
Askham  and  "VVorleby,  co.  York. 

Barry  of  three  or  and  chequy  arg.  and  az.  a  bend 
of  the  third.     Fleming,  Brawcban,  Scotland. 

Barry  dancetty  of  three  or  and  ermines  a  bend 
vert.     Quarles. 

Barry  of  three  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Fecher. 
Fisher. 

Barry  of  three  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  sa. 
Poleyne. 

Barry  dancetty  of  three  or  and  sa.  a  bend  of  the 
last.     Nevill,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Barry  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.  Deanfield. 
Dronesfield. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  of  the  last. 
Martin gdale  or  Martindale.    Montford,  V. 

MOUNTFORD,  V*. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  bendlet  of  the  last. 

Mountford,  co.  Warwick. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and 

of  the  first  (another  gu.  and  or).    Legg. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and 

....     Lea  or  Leigh,  Bradley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  compony  gu. 
and  or.     Leigh,  Ridge,  co.  Devon.      Leigh, 
Bardon,  co.  Somerset,  1595 ;  descended  from 
Leigh  of  Ridge. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  compony  or  and 
gu.     Leigh,  Ridge  in  Bishop's  Morchard,  co. 
Devon;  Visitation  1620. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Martindale. 
Martyndall,  V*.    Mountford,  co.  Warwick. 
Barry    of    five    arg.    and    gu.    a     bendlet     az. 

Martindall,  V. 
Barry  wavy  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  a  baston  of  the  last. 

Sir  Roger  d'AMORY,  L. 

Barry    of    five    arg.    and     gu.    a     bendlet     or. 

Mainwaring,   Croxton,    co.   Chester;    derived 

from  an  illegitimate  son  of  Mainwaring  of  Over 

Peover,  1540. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  sa.    Molton. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  erm.     Fincham. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend   gu.    Robert 

Ascheton,  seal  1341.    Ashton.    Lynde,  V. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  a  bendlet  gu.     Sir  Ro- 
bert Ashton. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  a  baston  gu.   Sir  Robert 
de  Ashton,   Constable  of   Dover    Castle,    V. 
Lynde,  V. 
B  arry  nebuly  of  five   arg.  and   sa.  a  bend  gu 

Poher,  Cornwall. 
Barry   nebuly  of  five   arg.  and   sa.    a   bend   or. 
Power,  Bletchington,  Surrey ;  granted  8  June 
1601. 
Barry    of    five    arg.    and    vert    a    bendlet    gu. 

Herthall. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and   arg.  a  bend  chequy  or  and 

gu.     William  de  Leegh,  X. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  compony  of  the 

last  and  gu.     Lea  or  Lee,  Cumberland. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  compony  gu. 
and  or.     Legh,  Adlington,  co.  Chester;  derived 
from  Legh  of  Booths. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  compony  or  and 
gu.     Legh  or  Leigh,  Adlington,  co.  Chester, 


BEND  cont. 
V*.    Legh  or  Leigh,  Isell,  Cumberland,  temp. 
Edward  II. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  compony  or 
and  gu.     Legh,  Adlington,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  countercompony 
or  and  gu.  Leigh,  1309.  Legh  of  the  North, 
V.    Legh,  Isell,  co.  York,  V. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  gu.  Done. 
Lee,  Plaistow,  Essex ;  and  Ratcliffe,  co.  Lei- 
cester. Edmund  Lee,  1705,  in  Egham  Church. 
Legh,  Norbury  Booth's  Hall,  co.  Chester; 
quartering  Pennington,  Leigh,  Corona,  Baggi- 
leigh,  Sandbach,  Leche,  Grosvenor,  Barcroft, 
Wade,  and  Dawson;  descended  from  John 
Legh,  temp.  Edward  I,  youngest  son  of  Richard 
de  Lymme,  by  Agnes  de  Legh,  his  first  wife. 
The  branches  were  Legh  of  Adlington,  Annes- 
ley,  Baggileigh,  Isell,  Lyme,  Ridge,  Stockwell, 
and  Stoneleigh.     Leigh.    Venables,  V*. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  gu.  Legh, 
Bothes,  co.  Chester,  V.  Sir  Alexander  Venables, 
temp.  Edward  II  and  III,  V. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  or.    Pole. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  erminois  a  bend  counter- 
compony of  the  second  and  gu.  Lee, 
London. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  or  a  bend  chequy  of  the  last 
and  gu.  Lee,  Ditton,  Moreton,  and  Hartwell, 
co.  Buckingham,  Baronetcy  10  August  1000; 
extinct  1827. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  or  a  bend  gu.    Burdett. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  or  a  bend  of  the  last.  Leigh, 
Preston,  co.  York.  Patte.  Pott  or  Potts, 
London,  and  Norfolk.  Potts,  Mannington, 
Norfolk;  Baronetcy  14  August  1041,  extinct  14 
January  1731-2  ;  descended  from  John  Pot,  who 
had  a  grant  of  arms  1583.  Potts,  Chester. 
Potts,  South  Shields,  co.  Durham. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  or  a  bendlet  of  the  last. 
Pott,  Bentham  Hill,  Kent;  quartering  gu. 
three  swords  erect  ppr.,  with  gu.  a  cross  engr. 
betw.  four  pheons  arg. 

Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  of  the  last. 
Wallis  Welch  or  Welsh,  Wanlip,  co.  Lei- 
cester, 7  Edward  I. 

Barry  of  five  gu.  and  erm.  a  bend  of  the  first. 

WORKSHALL    Or  WORSHALL. 

Barry  of  five  gu.  and  erm.  a  bend  engr.  sa. 
Pentolph,  co.  Salop. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Quapled 
Quapelade  or  Quappelad. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Wake, 
Kent. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  az.  Wake, 
Kent,  V. 

Barry  nebuly  of  five  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az. 
Lonell. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  a  bend  of  the  last. 
Palmer. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  a  bend  of  the  first.  Wake, 
Kent. 

Barry  of  six  ....  and a  bend Richard 

deMARisco,  Bishop  of  Durham  1217-20. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  ccmpony  of  the 
the  first  and  gu.    Gray. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  bendlet  com- 
pony of  the  first  and  gu.     Avenfly. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  compony  or  and 
gu.  Grey,  Wolbeding,  Sussex;  and  Barton, 
co.  York.  Grey,  Jofard,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  Bar- 
ton, co.  York.  Grey,  Northumberland ;  Leland, 
Collect,  ii,  509,  suggests  a  ladder. 


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BEND  cont. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  baton  compony  or  and 

gu.     Sire  Nicholas  de  Geey,  N.    Robert  Grey, 

Barton  in  Ridale,  F. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Fitz-Payne. 

Grant.  Gray,  Essex.  Walter  de  Grey,  Bishop 

of  Worcester  1214-16.  Le  Sr.  de  Grey,  Rother- 

feld,  S.        Grey,   Rotherfeld,   co.   Oxford,  V. 

M.  Richard  Grey,  S.    Quaplod. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.    Avensly 

or  Anstey.  Robert  de  Grei,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137 ; 

or  de  Grey,  E ;  or  le  Grey,  F.   Sir  John  Grey, 

Rotherfeld,  co.  Oxford,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  baston  gu.     Sire  John 

de  (Horbourne?  in  pencil),  J. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  sa.     Moncaster. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.     Sire  de 

Audenard,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.     Damory,  Ire- 
laud.  Mantinhall.  Molcaster  or  Moncaster, 

co.  York. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six   arg.   and   gu.   a  bend   az. 

Champney.  DAMORiE,co.Somerset.  Darmory,F*. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.   Damory 

or  Damouy. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.  az. 

Damer,  Milton   Abbey,   co.   Dorset.      Damer, 

Baron  Milton  11   May  1762,  Viscount  Milton 

and  Earl  of  Dorchester  18  May  1792,  extinct 

7  March   1808.    Amery  D'Amery  or  Aumary, 

Park  House,  Stourbridge. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  (fusily  V*.) 

of  four  and  a  half  fusils  conjoined  az.    John 

de  Roos,  Tyd,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Martingdale, 

Arcleby,Cumberland.  Moncaster  or  Molcaster, 

co.  York.     Roos.     Rosse. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  baston  sa.    William 

Martynale,  X. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  ermine.  Fincham, 

Outwell,  Isle  of  Ely.   Fyncham,  V.    Merrett, 

London  ;  granted  13  July  1666. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.    Fincham, 

Outwell,  Isle  of  Ely. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  ai-g.  a  bend  compony  of  the 

last  and  gu.     Leigh,  co.  Chester. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  compony  or  and 

gu.    Booth. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  gu.     Bournell. 

Bowrmell.     Nicholas  of  Ely,  Bishop  of  Win- 
chester 1268-80. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  arg.  a  baston  gu.    Monsire 

de  Grey,  Barton,  Y. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  or  a  bend  arg.    Stanhold. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.    Roos 

or  Rosse. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  gu.  and  vert    a  bend    erm. 

Damory. 
Barry  nebuly   of  six  or  and    az.   a  bend  arg. 

Pewley. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bend  arg.  Panell, 

E.G.,  i.  e.  Sir  Walter  Paveley,  ob.  28  June  1375. 

Pelley.    Penley. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  erm.    Herevi  de 

Stanhowe,  E. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Gant  or  Gaunt, 

Barony  extinct  1297.     Gaunt,  Highfield,  and 

Leek,  co.  Stafford.     Gilbert  de  Gaunt,  called 

Earl  of  Lincoln,  ob.  1160 ;  and  his  nephew, 

Gilbert,   called   Earl  till    1217.       Gilbert    de 

Gaunt,    Swaldale,    X.      Gilbert.      Knaplod. 

Ligham.      Sir   Richard   Pembridge,   1375,   in 

Hereford  Cathedral.   Quaplade,  V*.  Stanhow, 

Norfolk. 


BEND  cont. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.     Henri  de 

Pembruge,  E ;  or  Penbrugge,  E,  Harl.  MS. 

6137  ;  F.     Edmund  Quaplade,  V. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  baston   gu.     Sir  Henry 

Penebruge    or    de     Penebruge,    L ;    or    de 

Penbrige,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges 

conjoined  gu.    Hemyngton  or  Henyngton,  co. 

Chester. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  arg.     Langton. 
Barry  nebuly   of  six  or  and   gu.  a  baston  arg. 

John  Loyell  le  filz,  D. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az.      Sire  de 

Dudenan,  A. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  for  diff. 

Lovel,  Tickwell. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.    Meryet,F*. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  of  the  last.   Saint 

Owen. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  baston  sa.    John 

Loyell,  F. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  vair.     Gant,  co. 

Lincoln.     Gaunt,  Canterbury. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  bendlet  arg. 

Paveley,  V. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  bend  erm.    Monsire 

John  Emerike,  F.     Sire  Johan  de  Meriet  the 

nephew,  N.      Meritt,   co.   Wilts.      Sr.  John 

Meryet,  V. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.     Shouldham, 

Norfolk. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  a  baston  compony  arg. 

and  gu.       Sir    Christopher    (aliter    Thomas) 

Poynings,  R. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  a  bend  gu.    Poynings, 

F*.     Poynings,  Baron  St.  John  of  Basing  1361- 

1428,  a  cadet  of  Poynings,  Baron   Poynings 

1294-1446;  Z,  225.    Lucas  Poynings,  4,  Harl. 

MS.  6137;    or  de   Poynge,  A.       Sir  Michael 

Poynings,  L.     Sir  (Michaell,  Harl.  MS.  6595) 

Nicholas  Poynings,  Q. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  a  bendlet  gu.     Le  S.  de 

Poinynges,  S.    Sr.  Michael  Poynings,  V.    Le 

S.  de  Poynings,  T,  quartering  gu.  three  lions 

pass,  in  pale  arg.  a  bendlet  az. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  a  baston  gu.      Sir  John 

Poynings,  R.    Thomas  Poynings,  Y. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  gu.     Gaunt, 

Lord  Lindsey. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  masculy  gu. 

Grey. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.    Multon. 

Rosse,  V*.    Thorpe,  V*. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.   sa. 

Newell.    Rosse,  V.    Sire  Johan  de  Ros,  N. 

Thorpe,  V. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  erm.   Fincham, 

Cambridge,  and  Norfolk.  Fyncham,  Norfolk,  V. 
Barry  nebuly  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  or. 

Poore,  co.  Oxford. 
Barry  of  seven  az.  and  or  a  bend  arg.    Stanhowe. 
Barry  wavy   of  seven  az.  and  arg.  a   bend   gu. 

Halswell,  Halswell,  and  Wells,  co.  Somerset. 
Barry  of  seven  az.  and  or  a  bend  compony  arg. 

and  gu.    Leigh,  co.  Chester. 
Barry    of    seven    erm.    and    az.    a    bend    gu. 

Fromantrtt.t,,  V*. 
Barry   of    seven   erm.    and    az.   a    bendlet    gu. 

Fromantrel,  V. 
Barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.      Elyard. 

PENBRUG,       V.  QUAPELADE         QUAPLED        Or 

QUAPPELAD. 


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BEND  cont. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Brandeston. 
Sir  Hugh  de  Braundeston. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  vert  a  bend  gu. 
Puminge. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  vert  a  boston  gu.  Sir  Mi- 
chael Poyninges,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  fusily  gu. 
Hemington  or  Hemmington. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sinister  az. 
Malcasty. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  errn.    Maeiot. 

Barry  of  eight  az.  and  or  a  bend  arg.  Stannow, 
Norfolk. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  bend  arg.     Stanhoe. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Gaunt, 
Earl  of  Lincoln.  Gaunt,  Highfield,  and  Leek, 
co.  Stafford  ;  descended  from  Gand  or  Gaunt, 
Bowley,  co.  Stafford,  claiming  descent  from  the 
ancient  Earls  of  Lincoln.    Gaunt,  V*. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.  Giles 
Gaunt,  V. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  sa.  a  bend  flory  vert.  Saxe 
("  being  a  chaplet  of  rue  given  by  Frederick 
Barbarossa  to  Bernard  of  Anhalt,  Duke  of  Sax- 
ony"), Z,  69. 

Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Mulcaster, 
Charlwood,  Surrey;  Visitation  1662;  derived 
through  Mulcastee,  Carlisle,  from  Mulcastee, 
Taperham,  temp.  William  II.  Mulcastee, 
Charlton  Place,  near  Canterbury. 

Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.   Chawoeth. 

Barry  of  nine  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  or.     Sockwell. 

Barry  wavy  of  nine  or  and  sa.  a  bend  arg.  Poole, 
co.  Oxford. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Mulcastee, 
Cumberland. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  az. 
Moncaster,  V. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.  az. 
Moncastee,  V*. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Burton. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  Boos, 
V*.    Thorp,  V*. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  engr.  sa. 
Boos,  V.    Thorpe,  V. 

Barry  of  ten  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  gu.    Ely,  Essex. 

Barry  of  ten  or  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.  Baker,  Monck- 
with,  Essex.  Barker,  Kent;  Middlesex;  and 
Surrey. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  gu. 
Remington,  Lund,  co.  York.  Remington, 
Crow  Trees,  Melling,  co.  Lancaster. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  az.  M. 
Robert  Moncastee,  S. 

Barry  of  twelve  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  sa.  Sir  Wil- 
liam Webb  Follett,  Solicitor-General ;  derived 
from  Follett,  Topsham,  Exeter. 

Barry  of  thirteen  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  of  the  last. 

MULCHESTEE. 

Barry  of  thirteen  arg.  and  az.  abend  gu.     Gaunt. 
Barry    of    fourteen    arg.    and    az.   a  bend   gu. 

Mulcastee,  V,  or  Mulchestee,  V.    Henri  le 

Waleis,  E. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.    and   az.   a  bendlet  gu. 

Henri  le  Waleis,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Barry     arg.     and     az.    a     bend     gu.         Hugh 

L'Archeveske,    C.      Sire  Johan  de  Grey,  N. 

Sire  Johan  de  Horbuei,  N.  Paetney. 
Barry  arg.  and  az.  a  baston  gu.    Le  Sire  Geey, 

Rotherfeild,  Y.     Sr.  John  Gray,  H. 
Barry  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  engr.  gu.      John  de 

Gray,  K. 


BEND  cont. 
Barry  wavy  arg.  and  gu.  a  baston  az.     Sir  Roger 

D'Amoey,  L.    Sir  Roger  Damrye,  L,  Harl.  MS. 

6137. 
Barry    arg.  and    gu.   a  bend     sa.       Henry    de 

Chaworth,  X.     Henry  Chaworthe,  F. 
Barry  wavy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Sire  Roger 

Ammori,  N. 
Barry  az.  and  arg.  a  baston  compony  arg.  and  gu. 

Sire  Nichol  de  Grey,  0. 
Barry  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  compony  or  and  gu. 

Sr.  Nicol  de  Gray,  M. 
Barry  or  and  az.  a  bend   gu.     Sire  Gilbert   de 

Gaunt,  N;  P.      Geffry  de  Gaunt,  C.      Sire 

Henri  de  Penbruge,  N. 
Barry  wavy  or  and  gu.  a  baston  az.     Sir  Thomas 

Lovell,  L ;  or  Lovel,  N. 
Barry  wavy  or  and  sa.  a  bend  arg.     Sire  Water  le 

Pavele, N. 
Barry  or  and  vert  a  bend  gu.     Sire  Michel  de 

Poninges,  N. 
Barry  or  and  vert  a  baston  gu.  John  Poynings,  Y. 
Barry  vair  and  gu.  a  bend  or.     Thomas  de  Coscy, 

C,  or  Coucy,  Harl.  BIS.  6589. 
Chequy  arg.  and   az.  a  bend  erm.     Ward,  co. 

Stafford. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.     Barkesworth, 

V.    Beckering,  co.  York.     Sire  Thomas  de 

Bekeeinge,  N. 
Chequy    arg.    and  gu.  a  baston  az.         Thomas 

Bekeringe,  Y.     Thomas  de  Berkeyng,  M. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  chequy  az.  and  or. 

Bering. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Bakering,  V*. 

Beckering,      co.     York.         Sir     Christopher 

de   Bekering,    R.        Leskesworth,    Suffolk. 

Pickering. 
Chequy   arg.   and    gu.  a  bendlet    sa.      William 

Bekering,  Blunt,  V.    William  Blount,  Y. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.    Richard  le  Brut, 

E.    Helinbeidge,  co.  Gloucester.    Paeteidge, 

Kent.     Peetricke. 
Chequy   arg.   and   sa.  a  bendlet   gu.     John   de 

Helmebrige,co.  Gloucester,  V.  Helmebeidge, 

V*. 
Chequy   az.   and   or    a  bend   erm.      Sir  Adam 

Cliffton,  Norfolk,  V.    Waed,  Norfolk. 
Chequy    az.    and   or    a    bend   gu.      Walter   de 

Cliffoed,  F. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  az.     Baekesworth, 

V*.    Baekywoeth. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  wavy  or.     Maetyee. 
Chequy  gu.  and  or  a  bend  vair.     Boetreaux. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bend  erm.   Clifton,  Norfolk. 

Clifton,   V*.     Ward,  Bexley  and  Poswyke, 

Norfolk.     Ward,  co.  Berks  ;  and  Birmingham, 

co.  Warwick;   granted  22  Dec.   1575.     Ward, 

Baron  Ward  of  Birmingham  23  March  1644; 

Viscount  Dudley  and  Ward  21  April  1763,  Vis- 
count Ednam  and  Earl  of  Dudley  5   October 

1827,  extinct  6  March  1833. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  erm.  a  mullet  gu. 

for  diff.  Joseph  Ward,  Steward  of  the  Charter- 
house 1619. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.     Clifford,   co. 

Somerset.      Reinaud  de    Clifford,   E.      Sire 

Johan  de  Clifford,  N.     Roger  de  Clifford,  P. 

Gautier  de  Clifford,  P.  Walter  de  Clifford, B. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.     Clifford. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  arg.     Aile  or  Ayles. 

Cayley  or  Cayi.y,  Norfolk. 
Chequy   or   and   gu.  a   bend    az.      Barkworth. 

Boteeeulx. 


BEITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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BEND  cont. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.  Cayley,  V. 
Cayley  oi-Cayly,  Norfolk.  Sire  Adam  deCAYLi, 
N.  Sr.  Adam  Clifton,  Norfolk,  V.  Clifton, 
Bokenham,  Norfolk.  Adam  de  Clifton,  X;  or 
Clyfton,  F.    Kingston. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.  cbarged  with  a 
fleur-de-lis  sa.  for  diff.  Clifton,  Fakenham, 
Norfolk. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.  a  mullet  sa.  for 
ditf.     Clifton,  T  of  trey,  Norfolk. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Beckering. 
Moulton.     Rogers,  Ireland. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  vair.  Le  Sire 
Botreatjx,  F.  Monsire  de  Botereux,  Y. 
Botreulx,  F.  Botreux,F.  Thomas  Manduit,!'. 

Chequy  or  and  vert  a  bend  erm.  Sparke, 
Essex ;  London ;  and  Plymouth,  1577.  Bowyer 
Edward  Sparke,  Bishop  of  Chester  1810,  Ely 
1812-36.  William  Sparke,  V.  Sparkes,  Glen- 
ham,  Suffolk.  Sparks,  co.  Wexford ;  Byfleet, 
Surrey. 

Chequy  or  and  vert  a  bend  erm.  and  a  label  of 
three  points  gu.  Sparkes,  Cornwall ;  and  Ply- 
mouth, co.  Devon. 

Chequy  sa.  and  arg.  a  bend  gu.  Brute  or  Bruit. 
Helmebridge,  co.  Gloucester.     Kendall. 

Chevronelly  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  az. 
Cromwell. 

Chevronelly  of  three  or  and  sa.  a  bend.  engr.  arg. 
Higham. 

Chevronelly  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  sa. 
Parnell. 

Chevronelly  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  erm. 
Enderbie,  co.  Bedford. 

Erm.  a  bend  az.  Beaver,  F*.  John  de  Borne, 
A.  Bourne,  F*.  Bowrne,  V.  Sir  Henry 
Deyer, V.  English,F*, co. Lincoln.  Englishe, 
V.    Feldingham  or  Fillingham.    Inglish. 

Erm.  a  bend.  engr.  az.  English.  Fillingham. 
Orden. 

Erm.  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  sa.     Curson,  V*. 

Erm.  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  Curson,  V. 
Curzon,  F. 

Erm.  a  bend  compony  arg.  and  sa.    Armball. 

Erm.  a  bend  counter-compony  arg.  and  sa. 
Curson,  Litheringset,  Norfolk.  Mounsyer  John 
Curson,  T.  And  with  a  martlet  in  chief  gu.for 
diff.     Mounsyer  Curson,  T. 

Erm.  a  bend  gu.      Henry  de  Apelderfild,   A. 

APLEDORFIELD.  APLETRESENDOrAPFELTRESEND. 

Applederfield.  Henry  de  Apulderfield,  A, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  Aype.  Barnake.  Bathe  or 
Bathon,  co.  Devon;  Pole,  87,  191,  232,  320, 
469.  Bernake.  Bowers.  Burie,  quartering  az. 
a  falcon  volant  belled  or.  Dever.  Elmested. 
John  Elmsted,  V.  Gotham.  Isely,  Kent. 
Jenney,  Norfolk  and  Suffolk.  Sir  John  de 
Waleys,  L.  Sire  Johan  le  Waleys,  N.  Wallis, 
co.  Somerset.  Wallis,  Drishane  Castle,  co. 
Cork.  Walles  or  Walleys,  co.  Dorset;  and 
Trowbridge,  co.  Wilts.  Walleys.  Sir  John 
Welles,  L.    Quartered  by  Isley,  F. 

Erm.  a  bend  gu.  charged  with  a  5-foil  in  chief  or. 
Sir  Richard  Bernake,  F.     Honnere,  V. 

Erm.  a  bend  gu.  and  three  chevrons  or.    Burley. 

Erm.  a  bend  gu.  over  all  a  fess  or.  Pennel  or 
Pennell. 

Erm.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  Plugenet,  Lambourne, 
co.  Berks ;  and  Kilpeck  Castle,  co.  Hereford ; 
temp.  Edward  I.  Sire  Aleyn  Plokenet,  N. 
Adam  Plunkenet,  F.  Monsire  Pluknett,  F. 
M.  Alayn  de  Plokenett,  D. 


BEND  cont. 

Erm.  a  bend  fusily  gu.  Bainton.  Plumleigh  or 
Plumley,  Dartmouth,  co.  Devon.  Plonkett  or 
Plonket.  Plunkett.  Pie.  Pye,  Hone,  co. 
Derby;  Baronetcy  13  January  1664-5,  extinct 
23  May  1734;  descended,  like  Pye,  Wadley, 
co.  Berks,  through  Pye,  Faringdon,  co.  Berks  ; 
and  Clifton,  co.  Stafford,  from  Pye,  the  Mynde, 
co.  Hereford;  derived  from  Hugh  Pye  or  Ap 
Hugh,  Lord  of  Kilpec  Castle,  temp.  Henry  I. 

Erm.  a  bend  of  six  fusils  conjoined  gu.  Alain 
(or  Aleyn,  G ;)  Plokenett,  E. 

Erm.  a  bend  sinister  of  six  (another  eight)  fusils 
gu.     Sire  Aleyn  Plokenet,  J. 

Erm.  a  bend  lozengy  gu.  Pie,  Herald  Painter, 
1716,  quartering  Wildish.  Plomley,  Dart- 
mouth, co.  Devon.    Plumley,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  a  bend  sinister  of  five  lozenges  conjoined 
gu.  Alen  de  Plokenet,  A  ;  Alain  Plokenet, 
A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Erm.  a  bend  masculy  gu.  Champneis,  quartered 
by  Fiennes. 

Erm.  a  bend  voided  gu.    Ireton. 

Erm.  a  bend  wravy  gu.     Goldingham. 

Erm.  a  bend  sa.  Attemore.  Gotham.  Laville. 
Walles,  V*.  Sir  John  Walleys,  co.  Somerset, 
V.    Wallis,  co.  Somerset. 

Erm.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  Kelsall,  Bradshaw  and 
Heathside,  co.  Chester;  a  younger  branch  of 
Kelsall,  Kelsall,  Tarvin,  co.  Chester.  Kelsall, 
Boston,  oo.  Lincoln,  and  Middlesex.  Adam 
Plunkenet,  Y. 

Erm.  a  bend  fusily  sa.    Witnell,  V*. 

Erm.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  sa.  Sir 
William  Wytnyll,  V. 

Erm.  a  bend  indented  sa.  West,  Hampton- 
Poyle,  co.  Oxford. 

Erm.  (but  in  pencil  also  crusily )   a  bend 

vair.   Henry  de  Ralle,  A,  Harl. MS.  6137. 

Erm.  a  bend  vairy  gu.  and  or.  Henry  le  Fitz 
Apelderfeld,  A ,  or  Henry  le  Fiz  Apulderfeild, 
A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Erm.  a  bend  vert.  Langly,  F*.  Richard  Langley, 
Sawley,  F. 

Erm.  a  bend  engr.  vert.    Watnoll,  co.  York. 

Erminois  a  bend  sa.     Baddeley  or  Badley. 

Fusily  or  and  vert  a  bend  gu.  Yong,  co. 
Somerset. 

Gu.  abendarg.  Belkemore.  Collombers.  Davell. 
Filiet  or  Filliot.  Folet.  Foliot,  co.  Nor- 
thampton.  Foliot  or  Folliot,  Norfolk. 
Folliott,  Staple  House,  Nantwich,co.  Chester; 
Londonderry;  and  co.York.  Monsire  Folliot,  F. 
Sr.  Jobn  Folyott,  Norfolk,  F.  Foliot,  Baron  of 
Balishannon,  Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  438.  Ffoliot, 
F.  Sire  Richard  Foliot,  E ;  J ;  N.  Sir  Richard 
Foliott,  L.  Gilbert  Foliot,  Bishop  of  Here- 
ford 1148,  London  1163-88.  Robert  Foliot, 
Bishop  of  Hereford  1174-86.  Foliot,  see  the 
claim  of  Edward  de  Hastings,  Harl.  MS.  1178, 
fo.  39-41.  Richard  Foliott,  B.  Folyott, 
Fenwyke,  co.  York.  Sr.  Richard  Folliot,  M. 
Richard  Folyott,  F.  Hansard.  Haward. 
Herman.  Kellobery.  Lavall  or  Lawall. 
Peter  de  Leia,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1176-98. 
Roy,  co.  Dorset,  temp.  Charles  II ;  and  Lon- 
don.    Tolliott. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
Roy. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  a  label  or.  Sire  Edmon  Foliot, 
N. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  a  mullet  ....  for  diff.  Hansard, 
Westmoreland. 


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BEND  cont. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  bend  arg.    Sire  John  Hauward, 

N.     Sire  William  Hauward,  0.      Sir de 

Howart,  F.    Cael  de  Huntingfeild,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  6137.     Jeer  d'HuNTiNGFELD,  E. 
Gu.  crusily  bottony   and  a  bend  arg.     William 

Haward,  F.    John  Hormesby  (in  the  margin 

Ormesby),  Y. 
Gu.   crusily   fitchy   and   a  bend  arg.      Cael   de 

HuNTINGFYLD,  A. 

Gu.  bezanty  a  bend  arg.  Sire  Amory  la  Souche, 
N.     Sir  Amery  la  Souche,  0.   Zouchy. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  over  all  a  cross  crosslet  fitchy  sa. 
Welstead. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  over  all  a  fess  or.  Fitz-Osborne, 
Earl  of  Hereford  1066-74.  Osbern,  Bishop  of 
Exeter  1072-1107.    De  Bretevxlle. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  surmounted  by  a  fess  vert. 
Fitz-Osborne. 

Gu.  a  bend  embattled  arg.  Abeinsherles,  Suf- 
folk.    Sire  Johan  de  Penzret,  N.     W alleys. 

Gu.  a  bend  embattled  counter-embattled  arg. 
Aleynsherls.  Fenford,  co.  Cambridge ;  Sr. 
John  Penserd,  Cumberland,  V.  Penzert,  V. 
Thomas  Scherlis,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  Fenton,  That  Ilk,  Scot- 
land. Gamack,  Clerkenshalls,  Scotland. 
Gammack  or  Gamane,  Clerkinsheills.  Gammel,/ 
Clerkinsbeills,  Scotland.  Eaker.  Sire  Symon 
de  Kalee,  N.  Sr.  Simon  Rallee,  Cornwall,  V. 
PiALEigh,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  bend  fusily  arg.  Auncell.  Berkedon,  V*. 
Denature  Demaure  or  Deumore,  Tournay. 
Fresford,  V*.  Freshford.  Ralegh,  V*.  Riod. 

Gu.  a  bend  of  three  and  a  half  fusils  conjoined 

arg.      Sr de    Fresford,    V.      Sr.    de 

Ralegh,  Cornwall,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  arg.  Berkedon, 
V. 

Gu.  a  bend  of  five  fusils  arg.  Les  armes  del  office 
du  Mareschall  d'Irland,X.  Freford, Cornwall. 

Gu.  a  bend  fusily  arg.  in  the  sinister  chief  point 
a  martlet  or.    Freford. 

Gu.  a  bend  lozengy  arg.  Freford.  Feeson, 
Cornwall.  William  de  Raleigh,  Bishop  of 
Norwich  1239-42,  Winchester  1244-50.  Rawley 
or  Raleigh,  Fardell,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  arg.    Freford. 

Gu.  a  bend  masculy  arg.  Ancell.  Freford,  V*. 
Freeford. 

Gu.  a  bend  of  four  mascles  arg.    Freford,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  of  five  mascles  conjoined  arg. 
Freford.  And  with  a  martlet  or  in  the  sinister 
chief  point  for  diff.    Freford. 

Gu.  a  bend  raguly  arg.  Penruddock,  Compton, 
co.  Wilts ;  derived  from  Penruddock,  Arcleby, 
co.  Cumberland,  temp.  Elizabeth. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  voided  or.     Miles. 

Gu.  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  az.     Kendall. 

Gu.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  az.  Hampsted,  Nor- 
folk.   Hansted,  Northumberland.     Pape. 

Gu.  crusily  arg.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  az. 
Ormsby,  Norfolk.  Sire  William  de  Ornesby,  N. 
And  with  a  mullet  sa.  for  diff.  Sire  Johan  de 
Ornesby,  N. 

Gu.  fiory  or  a  bend  compony  arg.  and  sa.  Gargate. 

Gu.  a  bend  counter-compony  or  and  az.   Ormesby. 

Gu.  a  bend  erm.  Hambert,  Rye,  Sussex.  Rye. 
Waleys.  Sir  John  Walleys,  R.  Walwen,  V. 
Walweyn.  Walwyn  or  Walwen.  Walwyn 
Walwayne  or  Walwynne,  Walwyn's  Rents, 
co.  Brecon  ;  and  Longford  or  Longworth,  co. 
Hereford.    Welwyn. 


BEND  cont. 
Gu.  a  bend   erm.  a  label  az.    Sr.  William  de 

Rye,  M. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  a  label  or.    Ray,  Berwick  Pursui- 
vant of  Arms,  ob.  1565.    Refer  or  Refere,  co. 

Lincoln.    Monsire  William  de  RiroN,  Y.    Rise. 

Rizer,  co.  Lincoln.   Sire  William  de  Ryzere.  N. 
Gu.    a    bend    erm.    over   all    a    label    of   three 

points  or.     Refere,  co.  Lincoln,  V.    William 

de  Rye,  Y.     Sr  Nicholas  Rye,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Rye,  co.  Lincoln,  1730. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  a  label  of  five  points  or.     Rey. 

Sir  William  Rye   or  de  Rye,  L.      Rye,  co. 

York. 
Gu.  bezanty  a  bend  erm.   Sr.  Amory  de  la  Zouch, 

L.  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Gu.  a  bend  fusily  erm.    Heale,  Highfield,  co. 

Herts,  descended  from  Heale,  South  Heale, 

co.  Devon.  Heeley.  Hele,  Dorset.  Rede,  V*. 

Ridge   or  Redege.     Ridge   or   Redege,  co. 

Devon. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  erm.  Nicholas 

Rede,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  lozengy  erm.     Heeley,  co.  Stafford. 
Gu.  crusily  or  a  bend  lozengy  erm.     Sire  Geffrey 

de  Aubemarle,  N. 
.  Gu.  crusily  or  a  bend  of  mascles  erm.    Averance. 
Gu.    a    bend   or.     Chalon,    Z,    606,  607,    679; 

M.   Roger    de    Clarendon,   S.      Colembert. 

Collomber.        John      de      Columbers,      V. 

Columbert,  1730.    Folet.     Folliot,  Norfolk. 

Hastings.   Herman.    Kellobery.    Marshall. 
\  morell.    porteen.    shannon.    welweyn. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  arg.     Walweyn,  co. 

Leicester. 
Gu.  a  bend  or   and    (another   charged   with)    a 

label  of  three   points  arg.     Cluniac  Priory  of 

St.  Mary  Magdelen  at  Barnstable,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  billety  and  a  bend  or.      Moryan  de  Sanansez, 

W. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  bend  or.    William  de  Preston, 

A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.     Sir  William  de  Prestone, 

I. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  bendlet  or.     Hereni  de  Chaurs, 

F. 
Gu.  crusily  potent  fitchy  and  a  bend  or.    William 

de  Preston,  A. 
Gu.  goutty  d'or  a  bend  of  the  last.    Yarmouth, 

co.  Devon. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  and  three  sinister  bendlets  arg.  the 

centre  one  surmounting  the  bend.    Alwright 

or  Allwright. 
Gu.  a  bend  bevilled  or.     Bovlle. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  or.    Manchenhall.    Marshal, 

1730.    William  Marshall,  Marshal  of  Ireland. 

William   de   Mareschal,  K.      Sir  William  le 

Mareschal,  L.    Sire  William  le  Marechal,  N. 

Sire     Ancel     le     Mareschal,     O.        William 

Mareschall,     Y.      Marshall,     Norfolk,     V. 

Marshall  or  Mariscall,  Norfolk.    Serle. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  or  a  label  arg.     Braybeefe. 

Manchinghall.    Marchall.    Sire  Auncel    le 

Mareschal,  N.  Sire  Aunsel  le  Mareschall,  L. 
Gu.  a  bendlet  enhanced  or.     Grely. 
Gu.  a  bend  fiory  or.     Goldinton,  V*. 
Gu.  a  bend  fiory  counterflory  or.     Goldington, 

V. 
Gu.  a  bend  fusily  or.    Ansell,  V*.    Bolletis, 

V*.    John  Marshal,  Earl  of  Warwick. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  five  fusils  conjoined  or.     Bolletis, 

V.    Ansell  Mareschall,  Rye,  Norfolk,  V.  John 

le   Marescal,  A,  Harl.  MS.   6137.     Monsire 

Mareshall,  Y.    Joan  le  Marischale,  E. 


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BEND  cont. 

Gu.  a  bend  of  six  fusils  conjoined  or.      Sir  Wil- 
liam le  Mareschal,  L. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  five  (anotber  seven)   fusils  con- 
joined or.     Sire  William  le  Makeschall,  J. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  six  fusils  conjoined  or  and  a  label 
arg.     Sir  Aunsel  le  Maeeschall,  L,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  four  and  a  balf  fusils  conjoined  or 
and  a  label  of  three  points  arg.     Braybec,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  fusilly  or  and  a  label  of  five  points 

arg.     Braybeck,  V*.    Jobn  de  Braibef,  E. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  five  fusils  conjoined  or  and  a  label 

of  as  many  points  arg.     Chracheth,  F. 
Gu.  a  bend  lozengy  or.      Ancell.     Mareschall, 
Hengbam,   Norfolk,  temp.   Henry  HI.      Wil- 
liam   Marshall   (Marshal    of    Ireland)    seal. 
Marshall  or  Mareshall,  Norfolk.      And  with 
a  mullet  of  tbe  second.     Marshall. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  or.    Jon  le 
Marescal,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137;    or  John  de 
Marshall,  A. 
Gu.  a  bend  masculy  or  and  a  label  arg.  Marshall. 
Gu.   a  bend  vair.      Beauchampe,  co.  Somerset. 
Sire    Robert    Beaupeyl,  0.     Beawchamp,  V. 
Beawpell.       De    Bouyerie,   Brabant,    1390. 
Gilbert,    co.    Salop.       Knifton,  co.    Derby. 
Kniveton,    Bradley,    co.    Derby.       Raleigh. 
Rase,  V.    Windlesore. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  in  the   sinister  chief  point   an 

annulet  arg.  for  diff.     Beauchamp,  V. 
Gu.  crusily  arg.  a  bend  vair.     Raleigh.    John 
Ralee,  F.      Monsire  de  Raley  (co.  Devon  and 
Cornwall  added),  in  1562,  F. 
Gn.   crusily   or   a  bend  vair.     Raby   or  Rabey. 
Henry  de   Raley,  F.     Henry   de   Ralle,  A. 
Raleigh.     Henry  de  Roleie,  E. 
Gu.  a  fret  of  six  arg.  over  all  a  bend  vair.   Norton. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  over  all  a  bend  vair.    Norton,  co. 
Bedford  ;  co.  Buckingham  ;    and  Mark-Atcell, 
co.  Hertford. 
Gu.  a  bend  wavy  van-.     Crowther,  London  and 

co.  Salop. 
Gu.  a  bend  vairy  arg.  and  gu.     Penceler,  V. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  a  bend  vairy  of  the  second  and 
first.       Nowell     Novelle     or    Novell,    co. 
Stafford. 
Gu.  a  bend  vairy  arg.  and  sa.     Geynes,  Yolgrave, 
co.  Derby.     Gilbert,  alias  Kniverton,  Youl- 
greve,    co.    Derby,    1300;      the     heiress     m. 
Barnesly,  temp.  Charles  I.      Kinveton,   alias 
Gilbert,  co.  Derby.     Kniveton,  alias  Gilbert, 
V*.    Knyveton,  alias  Gilbert,  Yelgrave,  co. 
Derby,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  wavy  vairy  arg.  and  vert.      Crowder, 

Clapham,  Surrey. 

Gu.  a  bend  wavy  vairy  or  and  az.     Crowcher. 

Gu.  a  fret  of  six  arg.  over  all  a  bend  vairy  or  and 

of  the  first.     Nevill.     Morton,  co.  Bedford; 

co. Buckingham;  and  Mark-Astell,co.  Hertford. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  over  all  a  bend  vairy  or  and  of  the 

first.        Sr de  Norvill,    V.      Norvyle. 

Nowell  Novelle   or  Novell,  co.  Stafford. 
Gu.  a  bend  vert  fimbriated  or.     O'Dulin,  Harl. 

MS.  4039,  fo.  155. 
Gyronny  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  baston  az.     Monsire 

Giles  Bassingbourne,  Y. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.     Land. 
Lozengy. ..  .and.. .  .a   bend   raguly . . ..  John  de 
Prayers,  secretum    temp.    Edward    III,    Ar- 
chceologia,  xxix,  406. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  az.     Richard  de  la 
Rokele,  E. 


BEND  cont. 

Or  a  bend  az.  Badye.  Burton,  co.  Oxford. 
Busts  or  Buset.  Caltherupe.  Calthrop. 
Carthorp,  V*.  Carthorpe,  V.  Cathrope. 
Cheuston.  Sir  William  Croy,  L,  Harl.  MS. 
6589.  Doilly.  Donhault,  co.  Northampton 
and  Oxford;  granted  1600.  Gray.  Grey. 
Mathew  de  Irie  (not  Trie)  A.  Terrell  or 
Terell,  co.  Hertford.  Teye.  Vernon. 
Or  a  bend  sinister  uz.  Trye,  originally  from 
France,  settled  in  England  in  the  fourteenth 
century,  at  Alkington,  and  1449  at  Hardwicke 
and  Haresfieid,  co.  Gloucester.  Trye,  Leck- 
hampton  Court,  co.  Gloucester. 
Or  a  bend  engr.  az.  Clark,  1730.  Clarke,  co. 
York.  Fetherham,  co.  Berks.  Fokeram  or 
Fokerham,  co.  Berks.  Sire  Richard  Fokeram, 
N.  Grove. 
Or  a  bend  engr.  az.  charged  in  chief  with  a 
mullet  arg.  for  diff.  Clarke,  co.  York,  V*. 
But  on  the  mullet  a  crescent  ....  Clerke, 
Itringham,  co.  York,  V. 
Or  a  bend  az.  charged  in  chief  with  a  plate  for 

diff.     Clarke,  Baron  of  the  Exchequer,  W. 
Or  a  bend  flory  counterflory  az.     Goldington. 
Or  a  bend  fusily  az.    Fokerand. 
Or  a  bend  of  five  (another  six)  fusils  conjoined 

az.    Richard  Fukeram,  E. 
Or  a  bend  indented  {aliter  lozengy)  az.    Thomas 

Foukerham,  Y. 
Or  a  bend  lozengy   az.     Fokeram,  co.  Berks. 
Fokerham,   co.   Berks  and  Derby.       Thomas 
Foukerham,  Y. 
Or  a  bend  voided  az.   Boyle,  Ireland ;  quartering 

arg.  a  chough  ppr. 
Or  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  sa.     Gresson,   V*. 

Grossome. 
Or    a   bend   chequy  az.   and   arg.      Menteath, 

Blackburu ;  quartering  az.  three  buckles  or. 
Or  a  bend  chequy  erm.  and  ermines.     Style, 

Puddle  Town,  co.  Dorset. 
Or  a  bend  chequy  erm.  and  sa.     Style. 
Or  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and  arg.      Thom,  Scotland. 

Whishaw. 

Or  a  bend  chequy  of  the  first  and  gu.     Uffleet. 

Or  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  arg.     Gressonne,  V. 

Monteith,  Carss,  Scotland;    quartering  or   a 

lymphad  with  one  mast  sa.  and  in  chief  three 

buckles  az.    Monteith,  Kerse,  Scotland. 

Or  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  quartering  or  a 

lymphad  with  a  mast  sa.  and  in  chief  three 

buckles  az.  over  all  a  crescent in  the  centre 

of  the  quartering  for  diff.    Monteith,  Millhall, 
Scotland. 
Or  a  bend  compony  az.  and  gu.    Ansert. 
Or  a  bend  compony  erm.  and  sa.    Style,  V*. 
Or  a  bend  compony  ermines  and  erm.     Style. 
Or  a  bend  compony  sa.  and  arg.     Smallbone, 

Uplam,  co.  Berks. 
Or  a  bend  counter-compony  sa.  and  erm.    Style,  V. 
Or  a  bend  erm.  perforating  a  chev.  gu.  Hadstock, 

Suffolk.  Hodstoke,  V. 
Or  a  bend  gu.  Auncell.  Challon.  Clugstone, 
Wigton  ;  quartering  gu.  two  bears  bendy  of  six 
arg.  and  vert  counterchanged.  Con galton,  East 
Lothian,  Scotland;  quartering  gu.  a  fess  or. 
betw.  two  cotises  compony  arg.  and  az. 
Cotchele.  Sire  Elys  Cotel,  N.  Thomas 
Cotell,  F.  Cottell,  1730.  Cotell,  co. 
Somerset,  V.  Cottle,  Sampford  Peverell  and 
North  Taunton ;  granted  8  November  1580. 
Cuthell.  Dancell.  Dansell,  V.  M'Gachen, 
Tulliquhat,  Scotland.     St.  Leger. 


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BEND  cont. 

Orabend  gu.  with  a  crescent. . .  .for  cliff.    Co  tell 

Or  billety  az.  a  bendgu.  Gastelyne,  co.  Han  ts 
Sire  Johan  Gasceline,  N.  Sir  John  Gasselyn 
de  la  Comune,  L.  Sir  John  Gastelyne,  L. 
Harl.  MS.  6187. 

Or  billety  and  abend  gu.  Sir  John  Gasselyne,L., 
Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Or  crusily  and  a  bend  gu.  Holbrooke, 
Suffolk.     Sir  William  Huntingfield,  I. 

Or  crusily  sa.  a  bend  gu.  John  de  Nevile  le 
forestier,  B. 

Or  goutty-de-sang  a  bend  gu.  Jernouthe, 
W. 

Or  a  bend  gu.  over  all  a  fess  az.  Elloway.  Elwas. 
Elwes,  Stoke, Suffolk;  Baronetcy  22  June  1600  ; 
extinct  26  November  1778;  descended  like 
Elwes,  co.  Lincoln  ;  co.  Hertford  ;  co.  North- 
ampton and  Essex,  through  Geoffry  Elwes, 
Alderman  of  London,  from  Elwes  or 
Helwish,  Askham  and  Worleby,  co.  Yprk. 

Or  a  bend  gu.  surmounted  of  a  fess  chequy  arg. 
and  az.  Stewart,  Castlemilk,  Scotland,  Lyon 
Register;  and  with  a  crescent  gu.in  the  sinister 
chief  point  for  diff.  Stewart,  Torrence,  Scot- 
land. 

Or  a  bend  engr.  gu.  Wriothsley.  Wristeley, 
Kent.  Writley,  or  Wrytelley.  Wryotesley, 
V.    Hugh  de  Wryottesley,  S. 

Or  a  bend  lozengy  gu.  Pinckney  or  Pynkenny, 
Sutton-Pagnell,  co.  York. 

Or  a  bend  masculy  gu.     Cawpny. 

Or  a  bend  nebuly  gu.     Poleyne. 

Or  a  bend  lozengy  gu.  and  arg.    Winslow. 

Or  a  bend  lozengy  gu.  and  or.     Winslow. 

Or  a  bend  sa.  Bonayile  or  Bonvile.  Bongillon; 
quartering  gu.  three  bezants.  Bonvile. 
Fleming,  Cornwall.  Fossard,  Doncaster,  co. 
York,  temp.  Richard  I.  Robert  Fossarde,  P  ; 
orFossARD,X.  Gotham, V.  Holwell.  Manley. 
Marley  or  Marlow.  Mauley,  Baron  of  Mul- 
grave,  extinct  1415.  Pers  de  Mauley,  G.  Mon- 
sire  de  Maulait,  Y.  Sire  Peres  de  Maulee,  N. 
Sr.  Piers  (Peres,  H,)  de  Mauley,  J.  Mawley, 
V.  Sir  Robert  Mawley,  Q;  or  Mawlye,  Q, 
Harl.  MS.  6595.  Peter  de  Molulaco,  temp. 
Edward  III,  1716.  Le  Sr.  de  Maulye,  or 
Mawley,  T.  Le  Sire  de  Mauley  F;  quartering 
Bigott,  X.  Mawley,  or  Malo  Lacu,  1328. 
Monceux.  Musgrave.  Yeton,  or  Yeaton. 
Yetton,  V. 

Or  a  bend  sa.  over  all  a  fess  gu.  Polleyne, 
King's  Weston,  co.  Gloucester. 

Or  billety  and  a  bend  sa.  Harows  V*.  Maeows, 
V.    Marrows,  V*. 

Or  a  bend  dancetty  sa.  Downehall  or 
Downhall,  London;  co.  Oxford;  and  Gedding- 
ton,  co.  Northampton. 

Or  a  bend  engr.  sa.  Sire  Robert  Achard,  N. 
Achard,  co.  Berks.  Robert  Archard,  V.  Sir 
Henry  Glastenbury,  co.  Somerset,  V. 
Glastinbras,  V.  Monsire  de  Glastingbury,  Y. 
Manly. 

Or  a  bend  fusily  sa.    Glastenbury. 

Or  a  bend  of  five  fusils  sa.     Achard. 

Or  a  bend  sinister  (fusily,  V*.)  of  five  fusils  con- 
joined sa.    Archard,  V. 

Or  a  hend  indented  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  a 
pierced  mullet  gu.  (?  for  diff.)  Downhall, 
V. 

Or  a  bend  wavy  sa.  Burton,  co.  York.  Burton  ; 
quartering  ....  a  fleur-de-lis. 

Or  a  bend  dancetty  vert.     Dawbney. 


BEND  cont. 

Paly  of  three  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  a  bend  gu. 
Blake,  Essex. 

Paly  of  four  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Bilton. 

Paly  of  five  gu.  and  or  over  all  a  bend  arg. 
Langford. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and 
or.  Annesley.  Sir  Walter  Levett,  first  Mayor 
of  Chester,  V. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Andesley. 
Annesley;  Baronetcy  1620,  Baron  Mount- 
norris  1628,  Baron  Altham  1680,  Viscount  Valen- 
tia  11  March  1622  ;  Baron  Annesley  of  Newport 
Pagnell  and  Earl  of  Anglesey,  20  April  1661, 
extinct  in  England  1761;  Earl  of  Mount- 
norris  20  December  1793.  Annesley,  Bletch- 
ingdon,  co.  Oxford.  Annesley,  Rawmarch 
Church,  co.  York.  Annesley,  V*.  Borghill, 
co.  Salop.  Grandison  Grandeson  Grandson 
and  Granson.     Gurnay. 

Paly  of  six  ar.  and  az.  over  all  a  bendlet  gu. 
Thomas  Annesley,  V.  M.  John  de  Annesleye, 
S.  Annesley,  Viscount  Valentia  ;  quartering 
vert  three  battleaxes  in  fess  or,  with  or  a  pile 
gu.;  Harl.  MS.  4U40  fo.  163. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  bend  or. 
Stradling  ;  quartering  Berkerolles.  And  with 
a  mullet  for  diff.  Stradling;  quartering 
Turbervile. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  paly  of  six  gu.  and 
or.    Levet  or  Levett. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  sa.  Amosley. 
Eveby.  Robert  Sanderson,  Bishop  of  Lincoln, 
1660-3;  quartering   erm.   on   a  canton   ....  a 

saltire    engr charged   with    a   crescent. 

Saunderson,  Blythe,  co.  Nottingham  ; 

Rotherham,  Sheffield,  Tickhill,Firbeck,  etc.,  co. 
York.  _ 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  vairy  arg.  and  sa. 
Annesley. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  of  the  first. 
Langford  or  Longford,  co.  Leicester. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  compony  or  and 

Sa.      WOODROFFE. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  counter- 
changed.  Pocklington  or  Pollington,  co. 
York. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.  Breacourt. 
Draycote,  Draycote,  co.  Stafford.  Richard 
Draycott,  V. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Enby.  Eneby, 
V.  Robert  Eveby  or  de  Eveby,  A.  Reyden 
or  Reydell,  co.  Bedford.  Ridell,  co.  Bedford. 
Rynell. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  vairy  arg.  and  sa. 
Monsire  de  Annesley,  Y. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  vairy  or  and  sa. 
Nelson,  Chaddleworth,  co.  Berks. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  purp.  a  bend  vairy  or  and  sa. 
Henri  le  Nelsun,  F. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  erm.  Draycote, 
Losco,  co.  Derby.     MARRfATT. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.  Burghill, 
Brecon  ;  and  Bungay,  Suffolk. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  or.     Trench. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  vert  a  bend  gu.  Baunfield, 
V*.     Sir  Thomas  Baunfeld,  co.  Devon,  V. 

Paly  of  six  erminois  and  pean  a  bend  engr. 
counterchanged.  Calvert;  Baronetcy  3  De- 
cember 1818. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  compony  az.  and 

Or.      WOODROFFE. 


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BEND  cjnt. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  counterchanged. 
Sir  Richard  Woodrofe,  V. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  a  bend  arg.  Sir  Nicolas 
Langford,  R.    Longford,  V*. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.     Solers. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.  William  de 
Sherley,  F. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  arg.  Lambford  or 
Lamford.  Langford,  co.  Derby ;  co.  Notting- 
ham ;  and  co.  Salop.  Sir  Nicolas  (Thomas, 
Harl.  MS.  6595)  Langforde,  Q.  Sr.  Nicholas 
Longford,  Longford,  co.  Derby,  V ;  Visitation 
1569;  the  coheirs,  1610,  m.  Hastings  and 
Dethick. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  arg.  M.  Nicolas 
de  Longeford,  S. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  baston  arg.  Monsire 
Nichell  de  Langford,  F. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az.     Langdale. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.  Dracot 
or  Draycott,  co.  Derby;  and  co.  Stafford. 
Draycott,  V*. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  of  the  first. 
Langdale. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  bend  counterchanged. 
Calvert,  Little  Hadham,  co.  Hertford,  and  its 
branches,  London ;  Albury  Hall ;  Hunsdon ; 
Nine  Ashes;  and  Hall  Place,  Bexley,  Kent. 
Calvert  (descended  from  a  family  of  Caluwart 
Calvart  or  Culvert,  seated  near  Ghent  in 
Flanders) ;  Baron  Baltimore  20  February  1624, 
extinct  1773 ;  absolute  lord  and  proprietor  of 
Maryland  and  Avalon  in  America,  quartering 
quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  cross  botonny  throughout 
counterchanged;  Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  462. 
Viscount  Baltimore,  Z,  651.    Harford. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.  More,  co. 
Salop. 

Taly  of  six  or  and  vert  a  bend  gu.  Bamfield 
or  Baumefield. 

Paly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  a  bend  gu.  More,  More 
Hall,  near  Sheffield;  quartering Brightholmley. 

Paly  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  counterchanged. 
Polington. 

Paly  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Reden  or 
Redon.    Southern. 

Paly  of  seven  ....  and  ....  a  bend  ....  Nichol 
de  Langford,  in  Norton  Disney  Church,  co. 
Lincoln,  Harl.  MS.  6829,  fo.  340. 

Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  a  bend  arg.    Langford. 

Paly  of  nine  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  (sa.  V*.)  arg. 
Solas,  V. 

Paly  of  ten  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.    Burhall. 

Paly  of  ten  arg.  and  sa.  a  bendlet  gu.  Roger  de 
Burhhulle,  E. 

Paly  of  ten  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.  Henry  de 
Solers,  E. 

Paly  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Anngeley. 
Grantson. 

Paly  arg.  and  az.  a  baston  gu.  John  Aunsell 
(in  pencil  Ansley),  X. 

Paly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Sire  Johan  Ridel,  N. 

Paly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  arg.  Sire  Johan  de 
Langford,  N.    Sire  Nichol  de  Langeford,  O. 

Paly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Le  Conte  de 
Huntingdon,  B  ;  P;  probably  for  St.  Liz. 

Paly  or  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.     Burghall. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  embattled  counter- 
changed.     Strangman. 

Per  bend  sinister  or  and  az.  a  bend  counter- 
changed.  Richard  de  Bury,  alias  Angarvill, 
Bishop  of  Durham,  1333-45. 


BEND  cont. 
Per  bend   sa.  and  arg.  a   bend  raguly  counter- 
changed.     Genton,    Essex,    V.      Strangman, 

HadleyCastle,  Essex,  1730. 

As  to  the  following  cases  of  a  bend  upon  afield 
divided  ■  per  chief,'  see  also  1  Bend  and  a  Chief. 
Per  chief  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  sa.     Reynaud  de 

Ridmer,  P. 
Per    chief   indented    arg.    and    az.   a  bend   sa. 

Reynaud  de  Ridmer,  P. 
Per  chief  arg.  and  barruly  sa.  and  of  the  first  over 

all  a  bend  engr.  az.     Roose. 
Per  chief  arg.  and  barry  gu.  and  of  the  first  a 

bend  engr.  az.    John  Rous,  Tyde,  F. 
Per   chief  az.   and   arg.   a  bend   gu.     Payn  de 

Gaymage,  F.     (?  Rauf  Cromwell,  F.) 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  gu.     Sire  Rauf  de 

Cromuelle,  J.    Simon  de  Cromwell,  E. 
Per   chief  indented   az.   and   arg.    a    bend    gu. 

Berhome.    Bethum,  V*. 
Per  chief  indented  az.  and   arg.  a  bendlet  gu. 

Sir  Richard  de  Bethum,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Per  chief    az.   and    arg.  a  bend   engrailed    gu. 

Halden.  Sir  John  Penbrige,  W.  Penbruge.F. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  fusilly  gu.  Penbrig, 

F*.    Penbrugg,  V*. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  of  four  and  a  half 

fusils    conjoined    gu.      Sir    John   Penbrige, 

temp.  Edward  VI,  V.    Penbrugg,  V. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  of  five  fusils  con- 
joined gu.  a  label  of  five  points  arg.  the  label 

under  the  bend.     Adam  de  Gammage,  F. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  of  five  (another  six) 

fusils  conjoined  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  or. 

Nicol  de  Gamage  or  Gammage,  E. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  of  seven  fusils  con- 
joined gu.    Pain  de  Gammage,  E. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  abend  of  five  lozenges  con- 
joined   gu.      Pain    de    Gatheel,    F.      Rauf 

Gamage,  V. 
Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  or.     Sire 

Johan  de  Penbruge,  N. 
Per  chief  dancetty  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  sa.  Power, 

Ireland. 
Per  chief  indented   az.   and   arg.    a    bend    sa. 

Rldmer. 
Per  chief  indented   az.  and   arg.   a   baston   sa. 

Remold  de  Rydmer,  F. 
Per  chief  az.  and  or  a  bend  gu.    Harrington. 
Per  chief  indented  az.  and  or  a  bend  gu.  Betham, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Per  chief  chequy  arg.  and  az.  and  gu.  abend  erro. 

Hausted,  1716. 
Per  chief  chequy  arg.  and  az.  and  or  a  bend  gu. 

Ligen    Linq    or   Linque    (from    a    family   of 

Linque  in  Hainault),  Harlackston,  co.  Lincoln ; 

granted  20  January  1619. 
Per  chief  chequy  or  and  az.  and  gu.  a  bend  arg. 

Sir  Robert  de  Hansted,  L ;  or  de  Haustede, 

N;  but  de  Hanstede,  N,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Per  chief  chequy  or  and  az.  and  gu.  a  bend  erm. 

Sire  Johan  de  Haustede, N ;  but  de  Hanstede, 

N,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Per  chief  chequy  or  and  az.  and  gu.  a  baston  erm. 

Sire  John  de  Haustede,  O.  John  Hansted,  F. 
Per  chief  chequy  or  and  az.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa. 

John  Hamsteed,  F. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  az.    Le  Cornwall. 

Sr de  Cromwell,  V.    Crumwell,  Harl. 

MS.  6829,  fo.  59.      Sr.  John  de  Haryngton, 

N,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  az.     Sr de 

Cromwell,  V. 

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BEND  cont. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.   a  baston  az.     Thomas 

Crombwell,  Lauielay,  Y.    Rauf  deCROMWELLE, 

G. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  Cromwell. 

Leake  Leke  or  Leyke,  co.  Lincoln.      Sr.  . .  de 

Leeke,  V.    M.  Andrew  de  Leyke,  S.    Leyke, 

V.     Sr.  John  Penbrige,  V. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  in  the 

sinister  point  an  annulet  arg.     Leeke,  Harl. 

MS.  G829,  fo.  58. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  in  the 

sinister  point  a  fleur-de-lis  or  for  diff.    Leeke, 

co.  Salop. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  in  the 

sinister  chief  a  pierced  mullet  or  for  diff.     M. 

Robert  de  Leyke,  S. 
Per    chief   gu.   and   arg.    a    bend    compony  or 

and  az.    Cromwell. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  baston  compony  or  and 

az.     Sire  Richard  de  Crombwell,  0.      John 

Cromwell,  Y.    Monsire  William  Granwell,  Y. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.   Bridg,  V. 

Bridge,  Essex;   and  Bosbury,  co.   Hereford. 

Bridge,  V*. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  a  bend  engr.  arg.     Sir  John 

de  Penebruge,L;  or  de  Penbrige,  L,  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  a  baston  engr.  arg.   Sir  John 

Pembrige,  L,  Harl.  BIS.  6589. 
Per     chief     gu.     and     or     a     bend     az.       Sir 

John  Barington,   V;    but  in   a   later  hand, 

Harington.      Sire  Johan  de  Haringtone,  N. 

Harrington. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  or  a  bend  sa.     Heringdon. 

John  de  Harrington,  Y. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  vair  a  bend  of  the  first.     John 

MOUNTENEY,  Y. 

Per  chief  or  and  gu.  a  bend  compony  az.  and  arg. 

Sr.  John  Mauleverer,  M ;  Y. 
Per  chief  or  and  gu.  a  baston  compony  az.  and 

arg.    Monsire  Chalenor,  Y.    John  Maleyerer, 

Y.    Sire  Johan  Mauleverer,  N. 
Per  chief  or  and  vair  a  bend  gu.     Sir  John  de 

Tycheburne,  1350-80. 
Per  chief  or  and  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  baston  gu. 

Rauf  Mounteney,  Y. 
Per  chief  sa.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.    Halden, 

Kent,  V.    Holden,  F*.    But  see  in  Per  fess 

....  and ....  a  bend and  in  1  Bend  and  a 

Chief. 
Per    chief    vair    and    arg.    a    bend     engr.    sa. 

Fitz-herbert,  co.  Leicester. 
Per  chief  vairy  or  and  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  az. 

Fitz-herbert,  temp.  Henry  I. 
Per  chief  vairy  or  and  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  sa. 

Fitz-herbert,  V*.     Fitz-herbert,  Norbury, 

co.  Derby,  1125,  and  Swinnerton,  co.  Stafford. 

Norberry  or  Norbury,  Norberrey,  co.  Derby. 
Per  chief  vairy  or  and  gu.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  sa. 

Fitz-herbert,  Norbery,  co.  Derby,  V. 
Per  chief  vairy  or  and  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr. 

sa.    Fitz-herbert,  co.  Leicester. 
Per  chief  indented  vert  and  arg.  over  all  a  bend 

gu.    Nevyll,  V*.    Sr.  Thomas  de  Nevile,  N, 

Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Per  chief  indented  vert  and   arg.  a  bendlet  gu. 

Sr.  Thomas  Nevill,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Per  chief  indented  vert  and  or  a  bend  gu.     Sire 

Thomas   de   Nevile,  N.       Nevtll,    Falding- 

worth,  co.  Lincoln.     Nevill,  V. 
Per  chief  indented  vert  and   or  a   bendlet  gu. 

Saxdwich. 


BEND  cont. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  a  beud  wavy  per  fess  or  and 

of  the  first.     Welnborn,  V*. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  wavy  per  fess  or  and 

sa.    Welnborn,  V*.    Weluborn,  V. 
Per    fess    or    and    gu.    a    bend    erm.      Kirke. 

Penyeather,  London.    Pennefather,   Bally- 

owen  and  New  Park  co.  Tipperary ;  heiresses 

m.  Palliser,  Williams,  Mac  Donnell,  and  Moore. 
Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.     Holden  ; 

but  see  in  Per  chief ....  and ....  a  bend . . . . ,  and 

in  1  Bend  and  a  Chief. 
Per  pale   arg.   and   az.  on  the  dexter  side  two 

palets    sa.    over    all    a    bend    or.       French, 

quartered  by  Chiswell. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.    Bedford. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  counterchanged. 

Champer.     Sr.  Thomas  Chaucer,  V. 
Per  pale   arg.   and    gu.   a  bend   engr.   counter- 
changed.    Robinson,  Cornwall,  1716. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.  sa.    Robinson, 

Helstones  and  Sythney,  Cornwall. 
Per  pale   az.   and    gu.    a  bend    or.    Bedford. 

Stephen  Langton,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury 

1207-28. 
Perpaleaz.  and  sa.  abend  or.   Bedford, Durham. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  counterchanged. 

Chaucer. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  bend  arg.    John  Well,  V. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  a  bend  wavy  gu.    Anteshye. 
Per    pale   or   and   gu.   a  bend  counterchanged. 

POLLINGTON. 

Per  pale   or   and   sa.   a  bend    counterchanged. 

Wright,  Kent;  granted  1603-33. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  gu. 

Welston. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and  arg. 

Wolston  or  Wolstone. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and  or. 

Wodstone. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  over  all  a  bend  compony  arg. 

and  gu.    Velston.  Welston.    Welstone,  V*. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  bend  compony  or  and  gu. 

Wolston. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  bend  counter-compony  arg. 

and  gu.    Velston,  V.    Welstone,  V. 
Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  abend  erm.  Carpenter,  Kent. 
Pean  a  bend  lozengy  arg.     Bayntdn,  quartered 

by  Sandys. 
Potent  counter-potent  arg.   and  sa.  a  bend  gu. 

Manchester,  co.  Stafford. 
Purpure   a  bend    (archy    or)    champaine    arg. 

Archby. 
Quarterly  arg.   and  az.  a  bend  gu.    Bray,   V*. 

Haliers.     Hellers.    Helers,  V*.    Ray. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  a  bendlet  gu.     Bray,  V. 

Helers,  Rokelay,  V. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  az.  a  bend 

gu.       Blomfield,    Suffolk.      Charles    James 

Blomfield,  Bishop  of  Chester  1824,  of  London 

1828-56.     Blundevill. 
Quarterly    indented    arg.   and   az.    a    bend   gu. 

Barkeley. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  sa.  Witherington, 

co.  York. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  erm.  a  bend  az.  over  all  a 

cross  gu.  a   crescent  for  diff.     Beckswell  or 

Bekyswell  alias  SHORDiCH,Bekyswell,  Norfolk. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  erm.  a  bend  gu.     Cardigan  or 

Cardican,  Wales.    Cardycan,  V*. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  erm.  a  bendlet  gu.  Cardycan, V. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  erm.  a  bend  sa.  over  all  a  cross 

gu.     Shordich,  Bekyswell,  Norfolk. 


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BEND  cont. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Hellers. 
Massey.     Massy,  Timperley,  Harl.  MS.  1424. 

RoCKLEY.      TlMPLLEY.       TyMPEELEY  Or  TYHPLY. 
WlTHERINGTON,  CO.  York. 

Quarterly    arg.    and   gu.  a    bend    of    tbe   last. 

Beauchampe.   Sr.  Neel  Lorynge,K.G.,  V.  Sire 

Peres  Loring, N.  Mascy.F*.  Wlanston  (sic)  V*. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  of  the  last.     Sr. 

William   Loring,   T.     Mascy,  Timperley,  co. 

Chester,  V. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  of  the  second 

charged  with  a  pierced  mullet  or  (?  for  cliff. ) 

EVERINGHAM,  V*. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.  of  the 
second.  Bedford.  Loring,  V*.  Loringe, 
Suffolk.     Neel  Lorryng,  S. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  engr.  of  the 
second.    Roger  Loring,  V. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  lozengy  of  the 
second.    Loringe,  co.  Bedford. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  or.  Sire  Richard 
de  Waleys,  N. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  baston  or  in  the  second. 
Monsire  Waleys,  Y. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Ascheley. 
Ashley  or  Astley,  co.  Devon.  Beckering  or 
Bekering.  Dutton,  co.  Chester.  Pomfret, 
Butbery,  Essex.  Somerford.  Widdrington, 
Northumberland;  Baronetcy, 9  July  1642.  Baron 
Widdrington,  10  November  1043;  attainder 
1716.     Widrington,  Fenham,  Northumberland 

1730.     WlTHERINGTON,  V*.     WODRINGTON,  V*. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  with  due  diff. 
Widrington,  Monkwearmouth,  Durham. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  sa. 
Witherington,  W.  Sr.  John  Wodrington,  V. 
Wodrington,  Wodrington,  Northumberland,  V. 
M.  Gerrard  de  Wythryngton,  S. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  baston  sa.  John  de 
Wyderington,  Y. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  a  fret  or  over  all  a  bend 
sa.  (this  is  probably  arg.  a  baston  sa.  quai'tering 
Audeley).  Le  Despenser  (i.e.  Steward  to 
Henry  I,  1105),  Z  ;  332,  as  an  inescucheonto 
Beauchamp,  Earl  of  Warwick;  and  442,  445, as 
a  quartering  to  Pole.  Sir  Hugh  le  de  Spencer, 
V.  Hugh  le  Spencer,  (lord  of  Glamorgan), 
Q,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  a  fret  or  over  all  a  bendlet 
sa.  (Thomas)  DESPENCER(Earlof  Gloucester,  29 
September  1397,  beheaded  1400) ;  quartered  by 
Neville,  Lord  Abergavenny,?/.  Le  Sr.de  Spencer 
sed  quaere  Spenscer,  T.  Le  Sr.  (Thomas)  le 
Spenser,  S.    Hugh  le  Despenser,  Z,  140. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  of  six  or  over  all  a 
bendlet  sa.  Hugo  le  Dispencer,  A,  Harl.  MS. 
6137.  Hue  le  Despenser,  E.  Sire  Hugue  le 
Despenser,  J.    Hughe  de  Spencer,  A. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  of  six  or  over  all  a 
baston  sa.  Hue  le  Despenser,  G.  M.Huele 
de  Spenser,  D.  Robert  de  Staunrone,  cor- 
rected in  a  later  hand  to  Stanhoue,  F. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  a  bend 
sa.  Hue  le  Despencer,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6137; 
(Earl  of  Winchester  10  May  1322,  hanged  9 
October  1326) ;  N.  Hugh  le  Despenser  ;  (lord 
of  Glamorgan) ;  P.     Hue  le  De  Spenser,  B. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  a  bend  sa. 
and  a  label  az.  Sire  Hue  le  Despenser  le 
filz  ;  Earl  of  Gloucester  1313,  hanged  29  Novem- 
ber 1326 ) ;  N.  The  label  of  five  points.  Phillip 
or  Phillype  Spencer,  Q;  Barony  1387,  ob.  1423. 


BEND  cont. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  a  bendlet 

sa.      Hugh    Spencer    (Audeley,    Harl.    MS. 

6595),  Earl  of  Gloucester,  Q. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  a  bendlet 

sa.  in  chief  of  the  first  quarter  a  martlet  of  the 

last.     M.  Hugh  le  Spencer,  S. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  a  baston 

sa.     Monsire  le  Despencer,   Y.     Hugh  le  De 

Spenser,  Y.    Sr.  Hugh  de  Spenser,  H. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  a  baston 

and  a  label  sa.     Sir  Hugh  le  Despenser,  L~ 
Quarterly  arg.  diapered  masculy  the  spaces  filled 

by  4-foils  with  gu.  fretty  of  six  or  over  all  a  bend 

sa.      Hugh  le  de  Spenser,  lord  of  Glamorgan 

and  Mortaigne  ;  seal  in  Dallaway. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.a  bend  engr.  sa.     Loringe, 

E.G.  1348. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  wavy  erm.    Spencer. 
Quarterly  arg.   and   sa.  a  bend    gu.    Burston, 

Norfolk.      Conquest.       Ducket.      Engham. 

Everingham,  co.  Lincoln.   Sr.  Robert  de  Hoo, 

N,Harl.MS.61S7.  Preston.  Spencer,  Ireland. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  bendlet  gu.    Breston, 

Norfolk,    V.      Preston,    co.    Lincoln,    1716. 

M.  William  Saly,  S. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.   a  bendlet  gu.   charged 

with  a  pierced  mullet  or  (for  diff.)  Everingham, 

Rokkle,  V. 
Quarterly  arg.    and   sa.    a  baston  in    bend  gu. 

Burston,  Norfolk. 
Quarterly    arg.    and    sa.   a  baston    gu.      John 

Everingham,      Roklay,      Y.       Monsire      de 

Everingham,  Rokeley,  Y. 
Quarterly    arg.    and    sa.    a    bend    lozengy   gu. 

Cheney,  V*.    Cheyney,  co.  Cambridge. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges 

conjoined  gu.     Sr de  Cheney,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, V. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  or.    Sire  Robert  de 

Hoo,  N.    Rous  or  Rowse. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  of  the  last.  Lerowse. 

Sire  Richard  le  Rous,  N ;  V.    Rous  or  Rowse, 

co.  Bedford. 
Quarterly  arg.   and  sa.   a  bendlet   of  the   last. 

Everingham.    M.  Lawrens  Evingham,  S. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  baston  of  the  last.     Sire 

Richard  le  Rous,  Y. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  vair.    Fanwyke. 
Quarterly  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  or.  Langstone,  V*. 
Quarterly  az.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  or.      Robert 

Langstone,  V. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  az.  and  gu.  a  bend 

arg.    Weston,  V*. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  az.  and  gu.  a  bendlet 

arg.    Weston,  V. 
Quarterly  indented  az.  and  gu.  a  bend  arg.   West. 

Weston. 
Quarterly    az.   and    or  over    all    a    bend    gu. 

Burgg,  V*. 
Quarterly   az.   and  or  over    all    a    bendlet    gu. 

Burggs,  V. 
Quarterly  az  and  or  over  all  a  baston  gu.     Sir 

John  Sumery,  Kent,  L.  Sir  John  de  Sumereye, 

Kent,  L,  Harl.  MS.,  6187. 
Quarterly  gu.   and  arg.   a  bend  of  the  second. 

Walleys. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  or.  Wallis,  Burgh- 

Wallis,  co.  York.    Walleys. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  or.     Ward. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  a  baston  or.      Steven   or 
Stevene  le  Waleise  or  Waleis    E.      Richard 
Walla  ys,  Y. 


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BEND  cont. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  a  baston  engr.  or.   Richard 

Wallays,  Y. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  sa.    Spencer,  co. 
Chester. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  a  bend  or.    Bunford. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  bend  arg.  Fitz-Nicoll, 
V*.  Stephen  Langton,  Archbishop  of  Can- 
terbury, 1207-28.     Treacey. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  bendlet  arg.  Fitz-Nicol, 
V.    M.  Thomas  Fitz-Nicol,  S. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  baston  arg.  Nicolas 
Fitz-Harding,  temp.  Henry  II.,  Cotton.  MS. 
Julius  C.  vii.,  fo.  113. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  bend  sa.     Langley. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  sinister  baton  sa.  and 
a  label  of  five  points  arg.     Sire ....  Formi,  J. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  bend  vair.  M.  Thomas 
Sakeville,  S,     Geffrey  Sakevill,  Sussek,  X. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  a  baston  arg.  Monsire  le 
Constable,  Seigneur  de  Flamburgh,  Y. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  over  all  a  bend  or. 
Constable,  Everingham,  co.  York  ;  descended 
like  (Constable,  Wassand,  and)  Sr.  Robert 
Constable,  Flamborough,  co.  York,  V;  from 
Robert,  second  son  of  John  de  Lacy,  Baron 
of  Halton  and  Constable  of  Chester.  Constable, 
Oak  House,  Battersea,  co.  Surrey.  Sir  John 
de  Constable,  I,  Harl.  MS.  0589.    Govis. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  a  bendlet  or.  M.  Richard 
Constable,  S. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  a  baston  or.  Robert 
Constable,  F. 

Quarterly  or  and  arg.  a  bend  sa.  Robert  le 
Fitz-Rogier,  K.  And  with  a  label  vert,  his  son 
John  Clavering,  K. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Borough. 
Burges.  Savery.  Sire  Johan  de  Someri,  N. 
Somerey,  V*.  Somery,  co.  Bedford.  Ulterton, 

V*.      WOLLERTON,  Or  WOLTERTON. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  over  all  a  bendlet  gu. 
Somerey,  co.  Bedford  and  co.  Hertford,  V. 
Ulterton,  Norfolk,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  baston  gu.  Gile  de 
Berkeley,  F.     Sir  John  Somery,  L. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu. 
Blundell.    Blundevill. 

Quarterly  indented  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu. 
Barkley. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  bendlet  purp.  Giles  de 
Berklaie,  E. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  bend  vair.     Savell,  Kent. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Fell. 
Fitz-Walter.     M'Iver,  Liverpool. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  az.     Clavering. 

Quarterly  per  fess  wavy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  counter- 
changed.     Anncey. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  of  the  last. 
Beauchampe.  William  Beauchamp,  B ;  de 
Bedford,  P.  Beauchamp,  V*.  Walter 
Belchaump,  C.  Bedford.  Biskell.  Sr. 
Neall  (aliter  Nigell)  Loringe,  Q. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  of  the  last. 
Beauchamp,  Baron  of  Bedford,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  baston  of  the  last.  Joan 
de  Beachamp  de  Bedford,  E. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  gu.  a  bend  of 
the  last.    Beauchampe. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  Beauchampe, 
Baron  of  Bedford.  Becking.  Robert 
Clavering,  Bishop  of  Llaudaff,  1725,  Peter- 
borough, 1729-47  Clavering,  Axwell  Park, 
co.    Durham ;    Baronetcy    5    June    1661 ;     a 


BEND  cont. 
branch  of  Clavering,  Callaly,  Northumber- 
land, derived  through  Robert  Fits-Roger, 
Baron  1295,  (Lord  of  Clavering,  Essex,  whose 
descendants  adopted  that  name),  from  Richard 
Fitz-Eustace,  son  of  Eustace  Fitz-John,  nephew 
and  heir  of  Serlo  de  Burgh ;  and  from  this 
Fitz-John  descend  Clavering,  Warkworth, 
Learchild,  &c. ;  Eure  ;  Barony  1300  ;  Eure, 
Axholm  ;  and  Lacy,  Baron  of  Halton.  Roger 
le  Fitz-John,  Eure,  B.  Euery.  Evers. 
Fitz-Richard.  Robert  le  Fitz-Rogier  (Claver- 
ing), K.  Fitz-Roger,  V*.  Sire  Robert  le 
Fitz-Roger,  N.  Robert  Fitz-Roger,  Claver- 
ing, P,  Y.  Garshall.  Lacy.  Langley. 
Langton,  Langtonwick,  co.  Berks.  (The 
ancient  arms  of)  M'Iver,  Ashnish  Cave. 
Malbone.  Roger.  Widdrington,  co,  Lin- 
coln; and  Swinburne  and  Widdrington,  Nor- 
thumberland ;  quartering  gu.  a  fess  betw.  three 
hedgehogs  arg. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  sa.  M.  Robert 
Clav'ynge,  S.  Henry  de  Evers,  F.  Robert 
le  Fitz-roger,  E;  F;  Lord  of  Clavering,  V. 
Malbanc,  Wick ;  Malbanc;  and  Nantwich,  co. 
Chester. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  baston  sa.  M.  Robert  le 
Fitz-roger,  D.     Sir  Robert  Fitz-Roger,  H. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label  arg. 
Le  Conte  de  Nichole,!?. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label  of 
three  points  arg.  Fitz-Roger,  co.  Lincoln. 
Lacy,  Normandy.    Langley. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  sa.  and  a  label  of 
three  points  arg.  M.  John  Clav'ing,  <S.  Conte 
de  Nichole,  E. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label 
of  five  points  arg.  Clavering.  Lacy,  F*. 
Cluniac  Alien  Priory  at  Pontefract,  co.  York. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  sa.  and  a  label  of 
five  points  arg.  John  de  Lacy,  Earl  of  Lincoln 
and  Lord  of  Pontefract,  V.    C.  de  Lincole,  F. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  baston  sa.  and  a  label  of 
five  points  arg.  Le  veyl  escu  de  Nicole,  G. 
Conte  de  Nicoll,  D. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label  of  six 
points  arg.     Nicholls  or  Nycolls. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label  of 
three  points  az.    Roger  de  Trompington,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label  of 
five  points  of  the  last.  Pomfrett,  Duelish,  co. 
Devon. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  and  a  label 
vert.  Sire  Johan  de  Claveringe,  N.  John  le 
filz-Roger  le  filz  de  Clavering,  K,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  (another  a  bendlet) 
sa.  over  all  a  crosier  (sometimes  on  the  sinister 
side)  in  pale  (sometimes  by  error  in  bend  si- 
nister) the  head  sometimes  turned  to  the  sinis- 
ter side  or.  Cistercian  Abbey  at  Combermere, 
co.  Chester. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.  sa.     Claver. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  vair.  Fagevile  or 
Fagenlll,  Suffolk.  Sire  Andreu  de  Sageville, 
N.  Sackvile,  Selscombe,  Sussex,  1730. 
Sackvill.  Sackville,  Baron  Buckhurst  and 
Earl  of  Dorset,  13  March  1603;  Duke  of  Dor- 
set, 17  June  1720;  Baron  Cranfield,  Earl  of 
Middlesex,  4  April  1675  ;  Baron  Bolebrooke, 
Viscount  Sackville  11  February  1782;  extinct 
29  July  1843  ;  Z,  372  c.  Sakevyle,  co.  Buck- 
ingham.   Adam  de  Sakevile,  A.    Andreu  de 


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BEND  cont. 

Sakevile,  A,  Harl.  MS.  0137.     Sir   Richard 

Sackvill,  Withiam,  Sussex.  V. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bendlet  vair.     Siccavill, 

V.    Sekevill,  V. 
Quarterly    or    and    gu.    a    baston    vair.     John 

Sackvile,  Y.    Monsire  de  Saketile,  F. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  vert.     Fagevile  or 

Fagenill,  Suffolk.     Sackvile,  Suffolk. 
Quarterly     or     and     gu.     a     bend    engr.    vert. 

Constable. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  a  bend  dexter  arg.    Langton, 

co.  Lincoln,  1716. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.    Besley.    Sr . . . . 

de  Biskele,  V.  Wlunston  ( sic  for  Wolunston ) , 

V.       Byfceley.        Fastolfe    (probably),  in 

Ingbam  Church,  Norfolk,  impaling  Gimming- 

ham. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  a  bend    of  the  first.     Rous, 

or  Rowse. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  a  bend  of  the  second.    John 

Langton,  Bishop  of  S.  David's  1447,  Cole  MS. 

Add.  MS.  5798. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  a  bendlet  of  the  last  and  a 

label  arg.    Fitz-Eustace. 
Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  over  all  a  bend  of  the  second. 

Langton,  York,  V. 
Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  sinister  gu. 

EVERINGHAM. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  ar.  a  bend  or.     Hoe,  co.  Bed- 
ford.    Prouse  or  Prouze.    Peotize,  Foscot, 

co.  Somerset.    Prowze. 
Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  a  bendlet  or.     Robert  de 

Ho,  F. 
Quarterly   sa.   and  arg.   a    baston    or.      Robert 

d'Hoo,  E. 
Quarterly    sa.    and    arg.    a    bend    lozengy    or. 

Cheyney. 
Quarterly   sa.   and   or  a  bend   arg.      Langton, 

Langton,  co.  Lincoln,  1730.    Langton,  V*. 
Quarterly  vair  and  gu.  a  bend  or.     Sir  John  de 

Constable,  I. 
Quarterly  vair  and  gu.  a  bend  engr.  or.  Sir  Robert 

le  Conestable,  M. 
Quarterly  vair  and  gu.   a   baston  engr.   a.     Sr. 

Robert  le  Conestable,  N. 
Quarterly  vert  and  or  a  bend  arg.     Peverell. 
Quarterly  vert   and   or   a   bend   of  the  second. 

Espayne,  V*.    Espaine. 
Quarterly  vert  and  or  a  bendlet  of  the  second. 

Espayne,  V. 
Quarterly  vert  and  or  a  couped  baston  of  the 

second.    De  Hispania,  Spains  Hall,  Finching- 

field,  Essex. 
Sa.    a    bend    arg.       Adington.      Ansingham. 

Antingham,    V.     Anthingham      Autingham 

or  Antingham,  co.  Lancaster    and    Norfolk. 

Attyngham.     Benton.     Monceup.    Rivieee, 

1390. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  over  all  a  file  of  three  points  or. 

Kay,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  bend  sinister  surmounted  of  another  dexter 

arg.     Newton,  Essex. 
Sa.  billety  and  a  bend  arg.      Baudwin  Boltees, 

A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.    Baldwyn  de  Bolieee,  A. 

Baudwin  de  Boulees,  F. 
Sa.  billety   and   a  baston  arg.       Baudwin    de 

Boulees,  E. 
Sa.   crusily  and  a  bend  arg.    Sire  Thomas  de 

Longevtlebs,  0. 
Sa.  a  bend  embattled  arg.     Manston. 
Sa.   a   bend    embattled    counter-embattled    arg. 

Manston,  V*.    Maston,  V. 


BEND  cont. 

Sa.  a  bend  engr.  arg.    Beadden,  V*.    Braddene 

Beaden  and  Beadens,  co.  Rutland.     Beadden 

or  Braden,  Northumberland.     Sire  Geffrey  de 

Beaddene,  N.     William  Beaddene,  X.     Sr. 

Geffry  Beaddeen,  co.  Northampton,  V.  Beaden, 

co.  Northampton,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  voided  or.     Cromwell. 
Sa.  a  bend  flory  arg.     Hellaed,  Cornwall;  and 

Mitcham,  Surrey.     Hellard  alias  Highlord, 

London;    granted  26   May  1030.     Hyghlord 

alias    Hellard,    co.  Devon;    and   Mitcham, 

Surrey.    Spenar. 
Sa.  a  bend  flory  counterflory  arg.     Hellord  or 

Highlord,  Woodbury,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  a  bend  fusily  arg.     Sir  Robert  Baynton,  R. 

Bobieon.    Braddon.    Cusanor,  V*.    Cusant. 

Hertford,  V*.    Lenthall,  V*.    Lenthall, 

co.    Dorset.      Raleigh.       Sir     William     de 

Watenald,  R. 
Sa.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  arg.    Cusamoe, 

V.   Hertford,  V.    Sir  Rowland  Lenthall,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  of  five  fusils  conjoined  arg.    William 

de  Braddone,  G. 
Sa.  crusily  and  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined 

arg.   Robert  de  Weefeild,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

fo.  93. 
Sa.  a  bend  indented  arg.    Manston. 
Sa.   a  bend  lozengy   arg.    Baynton,  co.  Wilts. 

Bayntun,  Bromham,  co.  Wilts;    Baronetcy  9 

July  1762,  extinct  12  August  1816  ;  the  coheirs 

m.  Caswell,  Sacombe,  and  Starky.     Haetfoed 

Lenthal,  co.  Oxford,  1730. 
Sa.  a  bend  masculy  arg.     Berford. 
Sa.   a    bend   (?  of  nine)  mascles  arg.     Thomas 

Malemaynes,  X. 
Sa.  a  bend  raguly  arg.    Genton.    Maston. 
Sa.  a  bend   compony  arg.  and   az.       Cisterciar 

Abbey,  at  Furnes  or  Furness,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.   a   bend   erm.     Philipot,  Tonbridge,  Kent. 

Philips.      Philpot,  co.  Hertford,  1716.     Sir 

John  Philpott,  V.     Phillpott,  V.    Phileot, 

Compton,  Thaxton,  and  Wood  Hall,  co.  Hants. 

Sir  John   Philpot,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 

1378.    Rye. 
Sa.  a  bend  lozengy  arg.  and  gu.    Worsycke. 
Sa.  a  bend  or.     Celny.     Celuy,  Warley,  V.    Ge- 

rerd  Hore,  V.     Hore,  co.  Devon  and  Norfolk. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  and  a  label  of  five  points  arg. 

Carswell,  Hach   Arundell,   co.    Devon;    the 

heiress  m.LaDgworthy.     Karswtll. 
Sa.  a  bend  sinister  surmounted  by  another  dexter 

or.    Newton,  Essex. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  over  all  a  crosier  in  bend  sinister 

staff  arg.  crook  or.    Premonstratensian  Abbey 

of  St.  Agatha  at  Easby,  co.  York. 
Sa.   crusily  fitchy  and   a  bend  or.      Henri  de 

HANTNvrLE,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137 ;  or  Hamuvtle, 

E. 
Sa.  a  bend  engr.  or.    Sire  William  de  Wytfeld,  O. 
Sa.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  and  a  bend  engr.  or. 

Whitfield. 
Sa.  a  bend  flory  counterflory  or.    Bromfleet. 

Sir  Henry  Bromflete,  V.    Highlord,  Surrey. 

Bromflett.    Yescy,  Bromfleet. 
Sa.  a  bend  fusily  or.    Ereford,  V*.    Hereford' 

Sir  William  de  Watenald,  R.  Witevelde,  V*. 
Sa.  a  bend  of  four-and-a-half  fusils  conjoined  or. 

Sr.   Thomas  Ereford,  V.      Sr.   William    de 

Witevelde,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  or.     Robart 

de  Witefelde,  A.      Richard  de  Wittefeld, 

F. 


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BEND  cont. 

Sa.  crusily  and  a  bend  of  seven  fusils  conjoined  or. 
Robert  de  Witefeld,  E. 

Sa.  a  bendmasculy  or.    Wilteneld.    Wintnald. 

Sa.  a  bend  vair.    Standon,  co.  Lancaster. 

Vair  a  bend  gu.  Brolhole.  Delamotte. 
Hellam.  Mancester.  Manchestre.  Mansuen 
or  Mansuer,  Norfolk  ;  and  Mansuer,  co.  West- 
moreland. 

Vair  a  baston  gu.     Sir  Guy  de  Mancestre,0. 

Vair  a  bend  gu.  and  a  label  arg.  William  del 
Mote,  Y.     Ople. 

Vair  a  bend  gu.  and  a  label  of  four  points  arg. 
Lamote. 

Vair  a  garter  gu.    Hebmines. 

Vair  a  bend  engr.  gu.    Brian  de  Goims,  E. 

Vair  a  bend  indented  gu.  Brian  de  Gonua,  E, 
Harl.MS.  6137. 

Vair  a  bend  lozengy  gu.     Delamote.     Govis. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  of  tbe  second. 
Mancester,  V*. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bendlet  of  tbe  second.  Sr. 
William  Booth,  R.    Richard  de  Mancester,  V. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.     Beche. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  gu.  Bracebredge. 
Mancester.  Manchester  or  Maunchester,F*. 
Mansuer  or  Mansuen,  Norfolk;  and  Mansuer, 
Westmoreland.    Montjoy. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  bendlet  gu.  Joan  de 
Maincestbe,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Richard  de 
Manchester  or  Mancester,  V.  Sr.  Symon 
Manchester,  co.  "Warwick,  V. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  baston  gu.  Monsire  Rauf  de 
Montjoy  (apparently  meant  for  Mounteney), 
Y.    Joan  de  Mamcestre,  E. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  baston  or.  Sir  John  de 
Grandon,  L,  or  de  Grandone,  N. 

Vairy  or  and  az.  a  bend  arg.  Penerell  or 
Penrell. 

Vairy  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  Brian  de  Gouns, 
V.     Grand. 

Vairy  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  and  a  label  arg.  Mon- 
sire William  Delaours,  Y. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  az.  Ferrers,  Walton, 
co.  Derby. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  a  baston  az.  Sire  Thomas  de 
Ferers,  N. 

Vairy  or  and  vert  a  bend  arg.  Penerell  or 
Penrell. 

Vairy  or  and  vert  a  bend  erm.  Cocke,  V*.  Henry 
Kocke,  V. 

Vert  a  bend  arg.  Hayton,  Essex.  Hinton, 
Essex. 

Vert  a  bend  arg.  charged  witb  a  cross  patty  fitcby 
in  the  chief  point  gu.  (?  for  diff.)     Albon,  V. 

Vert  a  bend  embattled  arg.  Penford,  Cumber- 
land. 

Vert  a  bend  erm.  Wetnall.  (The  ancient  arms 
of)  Wettenhall,  Wettenhall  and  Hankelow, 
co.  Chester.  Wettenhall, Kent;  andHemyngs, 
co.  York.  Sr.  Thomas  Whetenhall,  Kent,  V. 
Whetnall,  Hextall  Court,  Kent.  Whitenhall, 
V*.    Whitenhall  or  Whitnall,  Kent. 

Vert  a  bend  erm.  in  chief  a  crescent  of  the  last. 
Whetonhall,  Richmond,  co.  York. 

Vert  a  bend  dancetty  erm.     Somery. 

Vert  a  bend  indented  erm.     Sommer,  London. 

Vert  a  bend  or.  Dicton,  called  Toupysfeld,  V. 
Heanton,  Old  Port,  co.  Devon ;  the  heiress 
m.  Somaster.  Hinton,  co.  Derby ;  and 
Deverel  Langbridge,  co.  Dorset.  Topsfield. 
Toupefeeld,  V*. 

Vert  a  bend  fusily  or.    Knight,  V*. 


BEND  cont. 
Vert  a  bend  of  five  fusils  conjoined  or.  Knight, 
Vert  a  bend  of  fusils  or  and  a  crescent  . . . .  1 

diff.  Knight,  London ;  and  Kent. 
Vert  a  bend  lozengy  or.  Knight,  Middlese 
quai-tering  per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  three  5-fo 
counterchanged,  over  all  as  an  augmentati 
an  eseucheon  arg.  charged  with  a  cross  of  ! 
George.  Knight,  Norroy  King  of  Arms,  c 
1593.  Knight,  co.  Hants.  And  with  a  cresce 
for  diff.  Knight,  Chester  Herald,  ob.  1618. 

1  BEND  and  in  chief 

Annulet 
Arg.    a    bend    and    in    chief    an    annulet    s 

Allesley. 
Arg.  a  bend  and  in  the  sinister  chief  an  annu] 

az.  Cooke,  London;  and  Harefield,  Middlese 

Coke. 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  az.  and  gu.  an  annulet 

the  second.     Cooke. 
Gu.  a  bend  and  in  the  sinister  chief  an  annul 

arg.    Beauchamp. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  in  the  sinister  chief  an  annul 

arg.  for  diff.    Beauchamp,  V. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  in  tl 

sinister  chief  an  annulet  arg.    Leeke,  Ha. 

MS.  6829,  fo.  58. 
Arrows 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  in  chief  two  broad  arrows  sho 

conjoined  by  an  annulet  palewise  az.    Comrif 

Scotland. 
Bars 
Gu.  a  bend  and  in  chief  a  bar  geniel  or.    Geelli 
Grely  and  Grisley. 
Beast   (Dog) 
Or  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  a  talb 

pass.  sa.    Aitkin  or  Atkin. 

(Lion) 

Arg.   a    bend    gu.     in    chief    a    demi-lion    s 

Cresset,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  bend  and  in  cbief  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Osbor 

Ireland. 

Bendlets 
Arg.  a  bend  and  two  cotises  on  the  chief  side  g 

Beron. 
Gu.  a  bend  and  two  cotises  on  the  chief  side  o 

Grisley,  Manchester. 
Or  a  bend  and  two  bendlets  on  the  chief  side  ver 

Bondy. 
Sa.  a  bend  and  two  cotises  on  the  chief  side  o 

Herland. 

Bird  (Cock) 
Arg.  a  bend  and  a  cock  in  chief  gu.    Law,  La\ 

bridge,  Scotland. 

....  (Crows  and  Choughs) 
Or  a  bend  gu.  in  the  sinister  chief  a  Cornis 

chough  ppr.     Marden,  London. 
Or  a  bend  engr.  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  a  Cornis 

chough  ppr.  Francke. 

(Eagle) 

Sa.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  in  the   sinister  chief  a 

eagle  displ.  or.  Braddock. 
....(Falcon) 
Gu.  a  bend  wavy  arg.  and  in  the  sinister  chief 

falcon  standing  on  a  perch  or.     Hawkereogi 

Hawkworthy,  co.  Devon. 

(Martlet) 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  in  chief  a  martlet  of  the  las 

Zenham  or  Zennam.    Peter  Zerman,  V. 
Gu.    a    bend  fusily  arg.  in  the   sinister   chief 

martlet  or.   Browne,  co.  Leicester.    Freford 
Or  a  bend  sa.  in  cbief  a  martlet  vert.    Porman. 


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.cont. 


Canton 
N.B. — For  all  varieties  of1  a  Chevron  Bend  and 

Canton,'  see  2  Chevrons  and  in  chief  a  Quarter. . . . 

Arg.  a  bend  and  canton  gn.     Keryell. 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Kereyll. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  and  a  canton  sa.     Dalby,  V. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  over  all  a 
canton  of  the  second.  Copeland,  London  ;  and 
Bootle,  Cumberland. 

Barry  of  ten  or  and  sa.  a  bend  errninois  a  can- 
ton gu.     Mulcaster,  Barham,  Kent. 

Errn.  a  bend  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Galton. 

Lozengy  or  and  sa.  a  bend  compony  of  the  first 
and  az.  a  canton  erm.    Buck. 

Or  a  bend  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Whale. 

Sa.  a  bend  or  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the 
first  a  canton  of  the  second  charged  with  a  lion 
ramp.  gu.     Gill  or  Gyll,  co.  Hertford. 

on  a  Canton  (Beast)  Sheep 

Az.  a  bend  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  holy  lamb  gu. 

carrying  a  banner  of  the  second.    Eynell  or 

Eyyell. 

..  ..Fleur-de-lis 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  of 

the  field.    Browne,  Canterbury,  Kent. 

Heads  (Leopards) 

Or  a  bend  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  leopard's 

face  of  the  first.    Romynall. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  leopard's  face  gu. 

Isaac    (Buriatt,  in    Atherington,    co.    Devon, 

temp.  Henry  HI.) 
Sa.  a  bend  or  on  a  sinister  canton  arg.  a  leopard's 

head  of  the  second.    Ilsake,  V*.    Isaac,  Add. 

MS.  5480,  fo.  205.     Issake,  Kent,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  leopard's  head  of 

the  field  a  label  for  diff.     Izacke,  co.  Exeter. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  on  a  sinister  canton  of  the  last  a 

leopard's    face     sa.       Isaac,    Boughton,    co. 

Worcester. 

...  .(Lions) 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  on  a  canton  or  a  lion's  head 

erased  of  the  first.     Milbanke,  Halnaby,   co. 

York,  Baronetcy. . . .  Milbank,  Thorpe  Perrow 

and  Barningham  Park,  co.  York. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  on  a  canton  or  a  lion's  head 

erased  sa.     Millbank. 
Or  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the 

second    a    lion's    head    erased    of   the    first. 

Monteith,  Auldcathie,  Scotland. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.  on  a  canton 

or    a    lion's    head     erased    of    the    second. 

Malbanke,  co.  Lancaster. 

Horn 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bend  counterchanged  on 

a  canton  sinister  sa.  a  bugle  horn  stringed  or. 

Tizard,  Winterbome  St.   Martin,  co.  Dorset, 

quartering  Hawkins. 

Mullet 

....  a  bend  wavy on  a  sinister  canton  .... 

a  mullet Webster. 

....  Mullets 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  two 

mullets  of  the  first.    Stanlow,  co.  Devon  and 

Norfolk. 

Ship 

Or  a  bend  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  galley  oars 

in  action  of  the  second.     Keep. 

Staff 

Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  sinister  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the 

last  a  crosier. . . .  Cistercian  Abbey  at  Boxley, 

Kent. 


1  BEND  and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


Castle 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  in  the  sinister  chief  a  tower  of 

the   last.      Plunket,  Baron  of  Killeen,    1403, 

Earl  of  Fingal,  26  September  1G28,  Harl.  MS. 

4040,  fo.  75.    And  with  a  crescent  az.  for  diff. 

Plunket,  Baron  Lowth,  15  June  1541,  Harl. 

MS.  4040,  fo.  418.     And  with  the  crescent  gu. 

Plunket,  Baron  Dunsany,  Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo. 

406. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  in    the    sinister  chief    a  tower 

triple-towered  of  the  last.     Plumett,  Ireland. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.   in   the   sinister  chief  a   castle 

of  the  second.     Plunkett,  Baron  Dunsany. 
Sa.   a  bend   arg.  in   the    sinister   chief  a  tower 

triple-towered  of  the  second  on    a  canton  gu. 

a  naval  coronet  or.   Plunkett,  Lowth,  Ireland. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  in  chief  a  tower  triple  towered 

or.    Ploncknett  or  Plunkett. 

Chief  (see  also  Per  chief. .  and . .  a  bend . . ) 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  a  chief  az.     Rauf  Cromwell,  Y. 
Arg.   a  bend  engr.   gu.   a    chief  az.       Holden. 

Pembrldge,  co.  Chester ;   and  see  Per  fess .... 

and. . .  .a  bend. . . . 
Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  gu.  a  chief  az.    Gamage,  V*. 
Arg.  a  bend    of  four  lozenges   conjoined  gu.  a 

chief  az.    Raufe  Gamage,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  a  chief  sa.    Haldane. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  a  chief  gu.    Bridge,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 
Arg.   a  bend  engr.  sa.   a  chief  gu.      Leake   or 

Leke. 
Arg.  a  bend  and  a  chief  sa.     Bridge,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.   a    bend  sa.    a    chief  vair.         Michael    de 

Northburg,  Bishop  of  London  1354-61. 
Arg.    a    bend    sa.  a    chief   vairy    or    and    gu. 

NORBERY  NORBERRY  Or  NoRBURY. 

Az.  fretty  arg.  a  bend  and  a  chief  of  the  second. 

Ellerker. 
Az.    a    bend  and  a  chief  or.      Carminow,   V*. 

Carmynow,  V.    Carminaw,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  bendlet  and  a  chief  or.     Carmynow,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  and  a  chief  indented  or.     Clare. 
Barry  of  ten  ar.  and  az.  a  bend  and  a  chief  gu. 

Falleny. 
Erm.  a  bend    az.   a   chief  gu.        Champaigne 

Champ ain  or  Champigne. 
Erm.  a  bend  wavy  gu.  a  chief  az.    Nethercoats, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  a  bend  and  a  chief  arg.    Hellis. 
Gu.  a  bend  lozengy  and  a  chief  arg.   Rochewell. 

And  in  the   sinister    chief   a  martlet  of  the 

first.    Rechewell.  V*. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  and  a  chief 

arg.  on  the  sinister  side  a  martlet  of  the  last. 

Sir  John  Rechewell,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  a  chief  arg.    Bourgeois. 
Or  a  bend  az.  a  chief  gu.    Harington. 
Or  a  bend    gu.   a    chief  chequy    arg.    and  az. 

De  Ligne. 
Or  a  bend  and  a  chief  gu.     Anaf  or  Chacombe, 

co.  Leicester. 
Or  a  bend  indented  gu.  a  chief  vert.    Nevtll, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Sa.  a  bend  and  a  chief  arg.    Helles.    Hellis. 
Yair  a  bend  and  a  chief  gu.  John  Mounteney,  F. 
Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  baston  gu.  a  chief  or.     Rauf 

Mounteney,  F. 
Vairy  or   and    az.   a    bend  gu.    a  chief  of  the 

first.     Ugesborne. 

on  a  Chief Bar 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  barrulet  wavy  or. 

Norbery,  co.  Derby. 


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.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Bars 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  barrulets  of 

the  first.    Nerberye. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  on  a  cbief  gu.  two  barrulets  or. 

Nerberye  or  Nerbury.     Nerbury,  co.  Devon. 

Beasts 

Arg.  a  bend  compony  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  gu. 

two  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  of    the  third. 

John  Curzon,  Bellingford,  Norfolk,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  two 

lions  ramp,  of  the  second.    Curson,  Norfolk. 
....Bird 
Gu.  a  bend  lozengy  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

a  martlet  sa.     Kochewell,  Wales. 

. . .  .Birds  (Crows  and  Choughs) 
Az.  abend  or  on  a  chief  arg.  two  Cornish  choughs 

ppr.    Vyner. 
Az.  a  bend  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  two  Cornish 

choughs  ppr.      Viner.      Vyner,  Gautby,  co. 

Lincoln. 

(Martlets) 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  martlets  of 

the  field.    Hague,  Stanley  Hall,  Wakefield. 

Escallops 

Arg.  a  bend  fusily  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.      Gamadge,  V*.      Gamage, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  gu.  on  a  chief 

az.  three  escallops  of  the  first.      Sr de 

Gamage,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.     Gamach,  V*.    Gamage,  V*. 

Gamage,  Wales. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  gu.  on  a 

chief  az.  three  escallops  of  the  first.     Sr 

de  Gamach,   V.     Sr.  William  Gamage,  Coyte, 

V. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

escallops  of  the  first.  Power,  Coreen,  co.  Gal- 
way. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  escallops  gu. 

Moderby,  V. 

..  ..Hand 
Az.  a  bend  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  sinister  hand 

betw.  two   Cornish  choughs  ppr.     Vyner  or 

Viner,  London. 

Head  (Beast)  Leopard 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  leopard's 

head  or.    Jencote  Jenicot  or  Jenycote,  Gas- 

coygne. 

....  (Monster)  Dragon 
Barry  of  eight  per  pale  az.  and  or  (another  arg.) 

countercbanged  a  bend  erminois  on  a  chief  gu. 

a  dragon's  head  erased  betw.  two  annulets  of 

the  second.     Knighton,  Carlston,  co.  Dorset; 

and  Blendworth  Lodge,  co.  Hants ;  Baronetcy 

1  January  1813. 

Heads  (Beasts)  Leopards 

Arg.  a   bend  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  leopard's 

heads  or.    Jenicot,  Gascoigne,  V. 
Barry  of  five  (seven  V*)  nebuly  arg.  and  sa.  a 

bend  of  the  last  on  a  chief  gu.  three  leopard's 

heads  or.    Clement,  Kent,  W. 

(Monsters)  Griffins 

Or  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  griffin's  heads 

erased  of  the  field.    Percival. 

Mullets 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  two  mullets 

or.    Sr.  John  St.  John,  Bletso,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  two  mullets 

or  pierced  of  the  second.    Salway. 


1  BEND  and  in  chief ..  ..cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Mullets  cont. 

Or  a  bend  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  mullets  arg. 
pierced  of  the  first.     Gorges. 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
pierced  mullets  of  the  first.  Whitfield 
or  Whitefield. 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  mul- 
lets or.     St.  John,  Ireland. 

i  Round les  ■  Bezants 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  be- 
zants.   Sterrell,  co.  Lincoln. 
Torteaux 

Gu.  a  bend  erm.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  torteaux. 
Broun,  V*. 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  torteaux. 
Broun,  V.    Browne,  Essex. 
....  Packs 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  woolpacks  or. 
Johnson,  Long  Melford,  Suffolk;  granted 
1663. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
woolpacks  of  the  first.    James  Johnson,  Bishop 
of  Gloucester  1725,  Worcester  1759-74. 
Sal  tire 

Az.  a  bend  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  saltire  engr.  gu. 
betw.  two  Cornish  choughs  ppr.  Vyner,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1654  and  1675.  Vyner, 
Gautby,  co.  Lincoln ;  anciently  Le  Veneur,  co. 
Gloucester,  co.  Warwick,  and  co.  Lincoln. 
Vyner,  Condover,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  a  bend  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  saltire  engr. 
of  the    first   betw.  two   Cornish   choughs   sa. 
Vynor  or  Vynors,  co.  Wilts. 
Coronet 

Az.  a  bend  raguly  ....  in  the  sinister  chief 
a  ducal  coronet  or.  Merlin,  Portcullis  Pur- 
suivant at  Arms  1559. 

Az.  a  bend  raguly   arg.  in  the  sinister  chief  a 
ducal  crown  or  a  crescent  az.  on  the  bend  for 
diff.     Merland,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Crescent 

Arg.  a  bend  of  four  fusils  conjoined  sa.  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  crescent  arg.     Lye,  V. 

Vert  a  bend  erm.  in  chief  a  crescent  of  the  last. 
Whetonhall,  Kichmond,  co.  York. 
Cross 

Az.  a  bend  wavy  ....  in  the  sinister  chief  a 
cross  coupy  arg.  William  de  Curbellio,  Arch- 
bishop of  Canterbury  1123-36. 

Escallop 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  an  escallop   ....  '  en  le 

sou'eign  peice'.    William  Cusance,  Y. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  an  escallop  ....  for  diff. 

Katcliff,  Chappell,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  an 

escallop  gu.    Sir  Richard  Radcliff,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  and  an  escallop  in  the  sinister 

chief  sa.    Cusance. 

Estoile 
Az.  a  bend  and  in  chief  an  estoile  or.    Falkiner, 
Ireland. 

Fleur-de-lis 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  for  diff. 

William  fitz  William  Radcliff,  1350,  V.    The 

fleur-de-lis  sa.      Ratcliffe,  Todmorden,  co. 

Lancaster ;  and  co.  York. 
Az.  a  bend  nebuly  and  in  the  sinister  chief  a 

fleur-de-lis  arg.     Swail. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  in  the 

sinister  chief  a  fleur-de-lis  or  for  diff.     Leeke, 

co.  Salop. 


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1  BEND  and  in  chief cont. 

Flower Rose 

Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  a  bend 

and  in  chief  a  rose  gu.     Stewart. 
Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  a  bend 
engr.  and  in  chief  a  rose  gu.     Stewart,  Minto, 
Scotland.     Stewart,  Baron  Blantyre,  10  July 
1606. 

Thistle 

Az.  a  bend   errairiois  in    chief   a    thistle    arg. 

Kempster. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  in  chief  a  thistle  leaved  or. 
Gemmill,  Scotland. 
5-Foil 
Gu.  a  bend  or  and  in  the  sinister  chief  a  5-foil 
arg.    Delafountaine,  Essex.    Fountain,  Bel- 
cbamp  St.  Paul;  granted  22  February  1619. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  and  in  the  sinister  chief  a  5-foil 
erm.    Fountain,  Belchamp  St.  Paul,  Essex ; 
granted  22  February  1619.   Fontaine,  London. 
6-Foil 
Gu.  a  bend  and  in  the  sinister  chief  a  6-foil  arg. 
De  la  Fountain,  Belchamp  St.  Paul,  Essex ; 
granted  by  Camden. 
Garb 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  and  in  the  sinister  chief  point  a 
garb  gu.     Whitworth,  Adbaston,  co.  Stafford. 
Gun 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  and  in  chief  a  matchlock  sa. 
Cosance,  Higham  Barrow. 
Hand 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  sa.  an  arm  issuing  from  the 
sinister  of  the  last  on  a  glove  of  the  first  a  hawk 
or.    Hawkeridge  ,  co.  Devon. 
Head  (Beast)  Bear 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  and  in  chief  a  bear's  head 
erased  az.  muzzled  of  the  second.  Lethington, 
Saltcoats.    Livington. 

....  Leopard 
Sa.  a  bend  and  in  the  sinister  chief  a  leopard's 
head  or.    Isack,  Brakesborne,  Kent. 
....  Lion 
Sa.  a  bend  erm.  and  in  chief  a  lion's  head  erased 
arg.        Philpot,    London;     and    Feversham, 
Kent. 

....(Monster)  Griffin 
Gu.  a  bend  and  in  chief  a  griffin's  head  arg. 
Ashwood. 

....TTnicorn 
Arg.  a  bend  and  in  chief  a  unicorn's  head  erased 
sa.    Dennistoun. 
Label 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  gu.    St. 
Lo,  Chideock.    St.  Loe,  1730.    St.  Lowe,  V*. 

Sr de  Seint  Lowe,  V.      St.  Pier,  co. 

Worcester.    Sir  Brian  St.  Pier  or  de  St.  Pier, 
L,  co.  Devon ;  Sture,  Hewish  and  Marridge, 
co.  Devon;  Visitation  1620. 
Maunch 
Vert   a  bend  or  and  in    chief    a    maunch    sa. 
Tynmore. 
Leaf 
Arg.  a  bend  and  in  the  sinister  chief  an  oak  leaf 

az.    Cock.    Cox,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  an  oak  leaf 
az.     Cox,  London ;  and  co.  Gloucester. 
Mullet 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  bend  erm.  and  a  mullet  sa. 
(for  diff.).     Clifton,  Toftrey,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  and  a  mullet   (for  diff.). 

Haward,  Westmoreland. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  and  a  mullet  or.     Donsell,  co. 
Devon. 


1  BEND  and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


Mullet  cont. 

Or  a  bend  indented  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  a 
pierced  mullet  gu.  (?  for  diff.).    Downhall,  V. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  pierced  mullet  or  for  diff.    M. 
Robert  de  Leyke,  S. 
Roundle 

Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  point 
a  bezant.    Tavenor,  Uxminster,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  a 
torteau.  Taverner,  Essex  ;  Hoxton,  co.  Hert- 
ford ;  and  Kent;  granted  1575 ;  and  by  patent 
1604. 

Az.  a  bend  erm.  in  chief  three  bezants  fesswise. 
Plaskett. 
Staff 

Quarterly  or  and.  gu.  a  bend  sa.  in  the  sinister 
chief  quarter  a  crosier  of  the  first.      Cistercian 
Abbey  at  Combermere,  co.  Chester. 
1  BEND  and  in  base.... 

Bird 
Or  a  bend  raguly  sa.  in  base  a  martlet  gu.  beaked 
of  the  second.    Eldred  or  Eldrige. 
Cross 
Or    a   bend    and    in  base  a  cross  croslet  gu. 
Murrill. 
5-Foil 
Vert  a  bend  lozengy  or  in  base  a   5-foil   arg. 
Knight,  Chawton,  co.  Hants ;  granted  1738. 
Mullet 
Or   a  bend  raguly    sa.    in    base   a  mullet  gu. 
Eldred. 

1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... 

Anchor 

Az.  a  bend  sinister  or  in  base  the  end  and  stock 
of  an  anchor  gold  issuant  from  waves  of  the 
sea  ppr.  in  chief  two  estoiles  in  like  bend  as 
the  second.  Shiffner,  Combe  Place,  Sussex ; 
Baronetcy  16  December  1818. 
Anchors 

Vert  a  bend  or  betw.  two  anchors  arg.     Grumley, 
Ireland. 
Annulet 

Arg.  a  bend  sinister  sa.  in  chief  an  annulet  gu.  in 
base  a  griffin's  head  erased  of  the  second  hold- 
ing in  his  beak  a  key  az.  Cay,  Bishopwear- 
mouth,  co.  Durham.  Kay,  Sunderland,  co. 
Durham  ;  and  North  Shields,  Northumberland. 
Cay  Kay  or  Keay,  Scotland. 
Annulets 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two 
annulets  one  in  each  of  the  second  and  third 
quarters  (arg.  Sr.  Robert  Bourgilonn,  N, 
Harl.  MS.  6137),  as  the  first.      Borgillon. 

BOURGYLON,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  annulets  gu. 
Dodsworth,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  annulets  sa.  Dodsworth, 
formerly  Smith,  Newland  Park,  co.York;  quar- 
tering Smith;  Baronetcy  22  January  1784. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  annulets  or.    Nock. 

Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  annulets  arg.  Brasier 
or  Brazier. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  annulets  or.     (?  Leek.) 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  six  annulets  gu.  Sir  Ed- 
mond  de  Plescy,  L.  Sir  Edmond  de  Pleice, 
L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  annulets  arg.    Lealle. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  annulets  or.  Stockley  or 
Stockeley. 

Or  a  bend  az.  betw.  six  annulets  gu.    Bure. 

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1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Annulets  cont. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa.  betw.  six 
annulets  three  in  each  of  the  second  and  third 
quarters  two  and  one  arg.  Borgulion.  Sire 
Robert  Borgyloun,  N.  Burgonyon  or 
Burgulion.  The  annulets  gold  (but  this  coat 
is  Or  a  bend  sa.  quarterly  with  gu.  three 
annulets  or,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 
Bourgyloun,  co.  Worcester,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  annulets  or.     Leyke,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  annulets  or.        Lake,   V*. 

Sr de  Leke,  co.  Lincoln,  V.    Leake. 

Arrows 

Vert  a  bend  betw.  two  birdbolts  bendways  or 
point  downwards.    Bolter. 

Arg.  a  bend  raguly  betw.  three  arrows  gu.  feathered 
and   barbed   or.       Mansergh.    Berwick   Hall, 
Westmoreland. 
Axes 

Arg.  abend  betw. three  pick-axes  and  five  (sixF*.) 
lozenges  sa.    Bolron,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  pick-axes  sa.  Pigott,  V*. 
Pigott,  co.  Bedford.     Sr.  Randolfe  Pygott.  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  pick -axes  arg.  Pickeworth. 
Sr.  Phillip  Pickworth,  V.  Monsire  de 
Pickworth,  Y.    John  Pikeworthe,  F. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  pick-axes  or.  Thomas 
Pikeworth,  X. 

Barrels  see  Tuns 

Baskets 

Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  hand-baskets  arg. 
Woolston,  Tor  Newton,  co.  Devon,  1716. 

Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  dorcers  i.  e.  wicker  baskets 
with  handles  arg.     Wolston,  V. 
Beast Fox 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  fox  conrant  and  in 
base    two    mullets    arg.        Wylie,  Beverley. 
Wyllie,  Edinburgh,  Lyon  Register. 
Lion 

Per  bend  or  and  az.  a  bend  compony  of  three  di- 
visions gu.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  a  demi-lion 
ramp,  double  tailed  of  the  second  in  base  a  sun 
in  splendour  ppr.     Hoffman. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and  in 
base  a  bugle  arg.  stringed  sa.  Smellet,  Scot- 
land. Smellie, London, and  Scotland.  Smollet, 
Bonhill,  Scotland.  And  with  a  bordure  arg. 
Smollet,  Kirktown,  Scotland. 
Beasts Badgers 

Az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  badgers  (?  moles')  sta- 
tant  arg.     Qwick,  quartered  by  Molton,  Harl. 
MS.  1080,  fo.  104  b. 
Bears 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  bears  salient  of  the  se- 
cond chained  and  muzzled  or.  Wheatley  or 
Whetley,  Fakenham,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  bears  ramp,  of  the  se- 
cond muzzled  lined  and  ringed  or.     Whetley, 
Southbreak,  Norfolk. 
Deer 

Vert  a  bend  betw.  two  bucks  trippant  erm.  Bucke, 
co.  Cambridge.    Bucke,  V*. 
..  ..Dogs 

Arg.  a  bendlet  gu.  betw.  two  greyhounds  courant 
in  bend  sa.  enclosed  by  as  many  bendlets  of  the 
first.     Tkew. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  talbots  pass.  arg.  Keleman. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  talbots  pass.  arg.  Hollis, 
Ereby,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  Nottingham  ;  granted 
24  May  1550.  Hollis,  Shire  Newton  House, 
co.  Monmouth. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within...  .cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions 
Arg.  a    bend    betw.  two   demi  lions    ramp.    sa. 

COSSART. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  az.     Founder 

Or   FOUNDAURE.    FoUNDOWRE,  V*.     FOWNDOWRE, 

V. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  lions  ramp 

Dickenson,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  a  bend  ermines  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa. 

Osborne,  London. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  and 

in  base  a  lion  counterpassant  gu.   Gleig,  Scot- 
land. 
Arg.  a  bend   (masculy?)   betw.  two  lions  pass. 

guard,  gu.     Bradgate,  Leicester. 
Arg.   a   bend    sa.    betw.    two    lions    ramp.    gu. 

Hepworth,  Armley  Heights,  and  Pontefract,  co. 

York.     Osborne,  Osborne  House,  Spondon,  co. 

Derby. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.     Osborn, 

Chicksand  Priory,  co.  Bedford ;  Baronetcy  11 

February  1661. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.    Brent. 

DoDIER. 

Az.   a  bend  betw.  two  lions    ramp.   or.      Atye 

or    Attye,    Newington,     Middlesex ;     granted 

1583.    But  langued  gu.    Aty,  Middlesex. 
Erm.  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  pass,  reguard.  gu. 

Lybb,  co.  Oxford.    Lybbe. 
Erm.  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  gu.     Lybbe, 

Hardwich,  co.  Oxford.     Lybbe,  co.  Oxford,  and 

Devon,  W. 
Gu.  a  bend  lozengy  betw.  two  lions  pass.  arg. 

Whistler. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  or.  Kibrow. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  Strange, 

Norfolk. 
Or  a  bend  compony  (another  countercompony) 

az.  and  arg.  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  gu.  Stewart, 

quartered  by  Vane. 
Or   a  bend   engr.   betw.    two    lions    ramp.    gu. 

Dickinson. 

Moles 

Az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  moles  (?  badgers)  sta- 

tant  arg.     Qwick,  quartered  by  Molton,  Harl. 

MS.  1080,  fo.  164  b. 

Tigers 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  tigers  ....  sa.      Osborne, 

Norfolk. ' 

..  ..Bats 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  bats  sa.    Lorayne. 

. . .  .Goats 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  Garforth. 

Lions 

Arg.    a    bend     betw.    three    lions    ramp.     sa. 

Osborn,  V*. 

Moles 

Az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  three  moles  arg.    Quick, 

co.  Devon. 

Sheep 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  lozengy  betw.  three 

rams  counterchanged.     Sydenham. 
. . .  .Goats 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  goats arg.    Gatesford, 

co.  Chester. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  goats  pass.  arg.     Garforth, 

co.  York. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  goats  ramp.  arg.  Gayteford, 

V*.    Gaytford,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  goats  salient  arg.  Gateford, 

co.  Salop.    But  attired  or.     Garfoote,  Hyde, 

Essex  ;  and  Farnham,  Suffolk,  1634. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within. .  ..cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  gu.     Sawrey. 
Arg.   a  bend   lozengy   or  betw.   six  lions  ramp, 
sa.     Bawdewyn,   I7*.     Bawdwen.     Bawdwine 

TlSTESBOROUGH  Or  TlTESBURY,  V.    TYTTESBURY, 

V. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  sa.    Franks, 

Teddington,  Middlesex. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  or.     Sire 

Edmond  de  Boun,  0. 
Az.    a    bend    gu.    betw.    six    lions    ramp.     or. 

Bicknor,  V*. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  arg.     Marthah, 

V. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  or.     Box. 
Gu.  a  bend  enn.  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  or.  Cowper, 

Bolton-upon-Swale,  co.  York. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  arg. 

Abbs,  Cleadon,  co.  Durham. 
Gu.  a  bend   engr.    betw.    six    lions    ramp.    or. 

Cooper,  Earl  of  Shaftesbury,   quarterly   with 

Asbley.     Cowper. 
Gu.    a    bend    vair    betw.   six    lions    ramp.   or. 

Cowper,  co.  York. 
Or  a  bend  az.  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  gu.     Box, 

Sussex.    Sr.  Henry  Box,  Essex,  temp.  Edward 

I,  V. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises. 
....   a  bend   betw.  two   cotises  ....       Richard 

Harbell  or  rather  Hardell,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London, 1253;  Stow. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.     Thomas 

Barwis,  V.    Berroys  or  Berrois.  Berwis,  V*. 

Berwys,  V. 
Arg.  a   bend    az.  betw.    two    cotises    engr.   gu. 

Scatchard. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  wavy  gu.    Grey, 

Essex. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.    Chyrfold. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  az.  betw. 

two  cotises  vert  and    as  many  scorpions   sa. 

O'Sinan,  Ireland,  Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  235. 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  az.  betw.  two  cotises 

of  the  second.     Lenthorpe,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  sa.  betw.  two  cotises 

of   the    second.       Sr.    ..    de   Lenthorp,   V. 

Lenthorp  Lekthrop  or  Leventhorp,  Essex; 

and  Shingley  Hall,  co.  Herts.    Levethrope. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.    Frampton,  co. 

Dorset.    Kingston.    Walter  de  Stokes,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six  Cornish 

choughs  ppr.     Gostwick. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  eagles 

gu.    Earnley,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  bend   betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses 

croslet  gu.    Budnell. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six  crosses 

croslet  sa.    Brudenell. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  sa.      Brudenell  or  Bruddenell. 

Brewdnell. 
Arg.    a    bend    betw.    two    cotises    gu.    and    six 

crosses  pomelly  fitchy  sa.    Bruddenell,  V*. 

Brudenell,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  boar's 

heads  gu.    Walter,  co.  Warwick. 
Arg.    a    bend    betw.   two    cotises    dancetty    gu. 

Cokerfield. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  and  three 

mullets  gu.     Hacklet. 
Arg.  a    bend    betw.    two    cotises    indented    gu. 

COKERFELD,  V.      COKERFIELD. 


.1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 
Arg.  a  bend  dancetty  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and 

six  mullets  sa.     Skarcliff  or  Skarclis. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.    Layford 

or  Layforth. 
Arg.   a  bend    nebuly    betw.    two    bendlets    gu. 

Knighton.     Chellory  called  Kingston,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  nebuly  betw.  two  cotises  gu.    Chelley. 
Arg.    a    bend     wavy    betw.    two     bendlets    gu. 

Chellory,  V*.    Kingston,  V*. 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  gu.   Kingston, 

co.  York.     Kyneston  or  Kyngeston. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.     Frampton, 

Moreton,  temp.  Edward  III;  and  Buckland; 

co.  Dorset.     Layland.    Leland. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  boar's 

heads  erect  and  erased  sa.  a  label  of  the  second. 

Camdoy. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  billets 

sa.     Baxter,  co.  Hereford ;  quartered  by  Len- 

thall. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  engr.  on  their 

outer    edge    sa.       Surnden    or    Surrenden, 

Kent. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  sa. 

Aleyn  Plonket,  V. 
Arg.  a   bend  gu.  betw.  two   cotises  nebuly  sa. 

Surrenden,  V*.      But  the  cotises  nebuly  on 

their  outer  edge.    Surrenden,  Kent,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.     Sr. 

Robert   Moee,  V.     Roger  More,  V.     More, 

Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  and 

six  martlets  of  the  second.     Strethe,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.    Alspach  or 

Alspath.     Sr.  Gerard  Alspathe,  V.      Macnot 

or  Maconnant,  co.  Lincoln.  Sr.  Giles  Maconant, 

co.  Lincoln,  V.    Sire  Geffrey  Maucovaunt,  N. 

Sr.  Geffrey  Mauconant,  co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V.     Geffra  Mauconvenant,  Y. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  within  a  bordure 

gu.    Alspathe. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  three 

covered  cups  of  the  second.      Butler,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  engr.  gu.  and  as 

many  eagles  displ.  vert.    Siyedale,  Liverpool, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  a  bend    engr.   sa.  betw.    two    cotises    gu. 

Stretton,  Lenton  Priory,  co.  Nottingham.     Sr. 

Oliver  Stretton,  V.    Tetlow,  Olingham,  co. 

Lancaster. 
Arg.  abend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  Ellys  de  Knolle, 

Y.      Stane,   Forest   Hall,   Essex;  quartering 

Bramston.    Stanye,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  lion3 

ramp.  sa.    Sanderby. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions  ramp. 

sa.      Bohun,  Essex,  V.      Scarby  or  Scardby. 

Seveley.       Snardby  or   Snarley;    M.    John 

Soardeby,   S.       Suardby,    V* .       Monsire  de 

Swardby,  Y.   John  Sywardby  or  Sywardbye,  Y. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.   two  cotises  sa.  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  gu.  bezanty.      Littleton,  co.  Lei- 
cester.     Wescot   or  Westcott,  Raddon,  co. 

Devon  ;  and  co.  Warwick.     Westcote. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  within  a  bordure 

of  the  last  bezanty.    Weston,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  within  a  bordure 

engr.  sa.     Dowrish,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  within  a  bordure 

engr.  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  nz.  Dowriche, 

Dowriche,  co.  Devon. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  within  a  bordure 

engr.  and  in  tbe  sinister  cbief  a  mullet  sa.  for 

diff.     Alspach. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  and  as  many 

garbs  gu.    Whitefoed.    Whitford. 
Arg.    a    bend    betw.     two      cotises     engr.     sa. 

Whitfeild,  W.  Whitfield,  co.  Northamp- 
ton; Sussex;  and  Whitfield  Hall,  co.  Northum- 
berland ;  derived  from  Whitfield,  Tenterden, 

1548,  second  son   of  Whitfield,  Wadhurst, 

Sussex.  Whitfield, Mortlake,  Surrey;  granted 

1606. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.    Clobery, 

Bradstone,  quartered  by  Holte.    Clowbery,  W. 

Hodisham,    Suffolk.        Waller,    Suffolk,    V. 

Waller,  Boklesham,  Suffolk.  Wortham,  Wort- 
ham,  Suffolk. 
Ar.  a   bend  betw.   two    cotises    engr.    and   six 

martlets  sa.     Thomas  Fitz-Harbert,  X. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  betw.  two 

beudlets  sa.    Tonke,  V. 
Arg.   a    bend    nebuly    betw.    two    cotises    sa. 

Whiting. 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  Neffeile. 

Whiting,  Wood,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  bend  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  two  bendlets 

vert.    Plum,  Maldon,  Essex.    Plum  or  Plume. 
Arg.  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  gu.      Gray. 

Hendey.    Hendis.     Hendys,  V.    Hendy,  V*. 
Arg.  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  gu. 

Grey  or  Gray,  Segenhoe,  co.  Bedford  ;  Essex ; 

and  Pellham,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  indented  gu. 

Gray,  V*.    Gray,  Essex.    Sr.  Roger  Grey,  V. 

Kendall,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  a  bend  dancetty  vert  betw.  two  cotises  gu. 

Kendall,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  a  bend  dancetty  vert   betw.  two  cotises  of 

the-sanae  gn..     Sire  Edmon  de  Kendale,  N. 
Arg.  a  bend  indented  vert  betw.  two  cotises  gu. 

Kendall,  co.  Northumberland,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  ( ?  all)  dancetty  vert. 

Edmond  de  Kendale,  B. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions  ramp. 

vert.    Snardby  or  Snarley. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.     Fortescue. 

Higham. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  lions 

ramp.  or.      Bohun,  V*.     Joan   de  Boun,  E. 

Sire  Henri  de  Boun,  N.     Harford. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  four  birds  volant 

arg.    Crewse. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  martlets 

or.  Tonge,  Thickley,  Durham  ;  Visitation  1615. 

M.  Reynard  de  la  Beer,  S. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  crosses 

patty   or  within   a   bordure    engr.   gu.    platy. 

Hopton,  V*. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many  garbs 

arg.    Tlllotsqn,  co.  York.    John  Tillotson, 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1691-4. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  boar's  heads 

arg.    Estling.    Esling,  V*.    The  heads  fess- 

wise  and  couped.    Rafe  Eslings,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  boar's 

beads  or.    Eslinge. 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  arg.     Caines 

or  Kaynes,    Tarent    Kaynston.      Keines,   co. 

Somerset.     Keynes,  V.    Keynes  or  Keignes, 

Winklcy  Keynes,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Henry  II, 

and  co.  Somerset.     Kyne  or  Kynes. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Az.a  bend  (sometimes  a  bendlet)  wavy  betw.  two 
(bendlets  V*.)  cotises  arg.  Keines.  Keynes,  V*. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six  lions 
ramp.  or.    Henry  de  Boun,  B. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Bahon. 
Banham.  Humphrey  Bohun,  Earl  of  Hereford, 
K ;  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Az.  crusily  or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  Sire 
Richard  de  Astone,  N. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or. 
Clopton. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  potent  on  the 
upper  side  or.  Champagne  ;  quartered  with 
France  and  Navarre  by  Isabel  Capet,  daughter 
of  Philip  (the  Fair)  IV,  king  of  France,  and 
wife  of  Edward  II,  1307-57. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions 
ramp.  or.  Humfrey  de  Bohun,  Earl  of  Here- 
ford, Essex,  and  Northampton  ;  seal  to  will 
1319:  and  on  the  tomb  in  Westminster  Abbey  of 
Eleanor  Bohun,  duchess  of  Gloucester,  ob. 
1399.  Bohun,  Z,  143,  229,  233,  266.  Bohun, 
quartered  by  Stafford,  Earl  of  Wiltshire,  U. 
Humfrey  de  Bohun,  Earl  of  Hereford,  V.  Hum- 
fray  de  Boun,  Counte  de  Herford,  Conestable 
de  Engletre,  H.  Monsire  Umfray  de  Boune, 
Counte  de  Hereford,  Y.  Le  Conte  de  Hereford, 
B;  D ;  E;  J;  L;  N ;  P;  but  the  lions 
"  embelis"  in  P.  Humfrey,  Earl  of  Hereford, 
K.  Le  Counte  de  Herford,  G.  And  with  a 
label  gu.  Humphry  de  Boun,  B  :  Henry  de 
Boun,  son  of  the  Constable,  H.  And  with  a 
crescent  gu.  in  chief  of  the  bend.  Bohun, 
quartered  by  Bourchier,  Earl  of  Essex,  U. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  martlets 
or.  Delaber,  Southam,  co.  Gloucester.  Simon 
de  Labere,  E.  Delabere  or  Dollabe.  Pelrse. 
Henry  de  Pyers,  G.    Tonge,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses 
croslet    or.       Aston,  co.   Wilts,   V.     Richard 

ASTONE,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses 
croslet  fitcby  or.    Aston,  co.  Wilts. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses 
patty  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  and  charged 
with  eight  plates.    Hopton,  Suffolk,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  eight 
3-foils  or.     Aston. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Aland, 
Ireland.  Fortescue,  Winston,  Preston,  and 
Fallapit,  co.  Devon  :  the  heiresses  m.  Fortescue 
and  Bury.  Fortescue,  Baron  Fortescue,  5  July 
1746,  Viscount  Ebrington  and  Earl  Fortescue, 
1  September  1789.  Fortescue,  Dromisken  and 
Ravensdale,co.  Louth;  derived  from  Fortescue, 
Buckland  Filleigh,  co.  Devon.  Fortescue, 
Knoll's  Hill,  Stapleford  Abbots,  Essex. 
Fortescue;  Barony  26  May  1770,  Viscounty 
23  July  1776,  Earldom  10  February  ] 777,  ex- 
tinct . . . .  ;  Baron  Clermont  1852.  And  with  a 
mullet  or  in  chief  of  the  bend  for  diff.  Sir 
John  Fortescue,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  within 
a  bordure  of  the  second.    Fortescue. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  within 
a  bordure  compony  of  the  second  and  first. 
Fortescue. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  within 
a  bordure  gu.    Fortescue. 

Az.  a  bend  nebuly  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or. 
Clenche. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Az.  a  bend  compony  or  and  gu.  betw.  two  cotises 
of  the  second.  Rowbache,  Lytton,  co.  Hert- 
ford ;  confirmed  1604. 

Az.  a  bend  errn.  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six 
lions  ramp.  or.  Sr.  Humfrey  de  Bohun,  N  ; 
Harl  MS.  6137.     Sire  Ounfrei  de  Boun,  N. 

Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  as  many 
eagles  rising  or.     Vashen. 

Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  three 
goat's  heads  erased  of  the  second  armed  or. 
Gason,  V*. 

Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  or  and  as  many 
falcons  volant  of  the  third.    Justice. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six  hoar's 
heads  arg.     Estling. 

Az.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions 
ramp.  or.     Henri  de  Boun,  E. 

Az.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  boar's 
heads  couped  or.  Raffe  de  Eslynge,  A.  The 
heads  bendwise,  Rauf  de  Eslinge,  A.    Harl. 

.    MS.  6137. 

Az.  a  bend  indented  or  and  erm.  betw.  two  cotises 
counterchanged.     Christonson,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.     Poynes. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six 
dorcers  i.  e.  wicker  baskets  bendwise  of  the  se- 

.    cond.    Eastland,  V*.    Estland,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  lions 
ramp,  of  the  second.    Comte  de  Hereford,  G. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  mart- 
lets of  the  second.     Sr.  Kinard  de  la  Bere,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  three 
stag's  heads  couped  of  the  second.  Haworth, 
Thurcroft,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  horse- 
shoes of  the  second.    Eastland  or  Estland. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  mullets 
of  the  second.     Oldbeife. 

Az .  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  indented  arg.  Poierd  . 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or.    Bownas. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions  ramp, 
or.     Richmond.     Vian. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  martlets  or. 
Tong,  Tunstall,  Kent. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  covered  cups 
or.    Butler. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  four  crosses  patty 
or.    Bingham,  Baron  Clanmorris,  30  July  1800. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses  cros- 

.  let  or.  Aston,  Suffolk.  Aston,  V*.  Astone, 
V*.    Astone   or  Astonne. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses  cros- 
let  fitchy  or.  Blaket,  co.  Gloucester ;  and  co. 
Hereford.    Sir  John  Blaket,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses  patty 
or.  Bingham,  Earl  of  Lucan;  Baronetcy  1632; 
Barony  24  July  1770 ;  Earldom  6  October  1795; 
quartering  Turbervill,  and  Lucan ;  descended 
through  Bingham,  Binghams-Melcombe,  co. 
Dorset,  originally  of  Sutton  Bingham,  co.  So- 
merset, from  Sir  John  de  Bingham,  temp. 
Henry  I ;  quartering  Tubervill,  Chaldecott,  and 
Potenger.  Robert  de  Bingham,  Bishop  of  Salis- 
bury 1228-46.  Bingham,  The  Vines,  Rochester, 
Kent.  Robert  Byngham,  co.  Dorset,  V. 
Bingham,  Baron  Clanmorris,  30  July  1800. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many  garbs 
or.  Telstone  or  Tilstone,  co.  Chester.  John 
Tillotson,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1691-4. 
Tilston  or  Tilson,  Huxleigh,  co.  Chester; 
confirmed  28  August  1580. 


.1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  mullets 
or.  John  de  la  Bere,  Bishop  of  St.  David's 
1447-60. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or.  Power, 
co.  Devon,  V.     Poyer,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  per  bend  indented  arg.  and  gu.  (gu. 
and  arg.  Harl.  MS.  6137,  N.)  betw.  two  cotises 
of  the  second  and  six  lions  ramp.  or.  Emoun 
de  Beun,  N.     Sr.  Edmond  de  Bohun,  N. 

Az.  a  bend  per  bend  or  and  arg.  betw.  two  cotises 
and  six  martlets  those  in  chief  as  the  second 
those  in  base  of  the  third.  Richard  Tonge, 
London,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  per  bend  or  and  arg.  betw.  two  cotises 
of  the  third  and  six  martlets  of  the  second. 
Tonge,  V*. 

Az.  a  bend  vairy  gu.  and  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  of 
the  third  and  as  many  eagles  displ.  or.  Edwards, 
London. 

Erm.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  Jenney, 
Frisby  Hall,  co.  Derby  ;  descended  from  Jenny 
or  Gyney  circa  1563.  Jenney,  Great  Cressing- 
ham,  Norfolk. 

Erm.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  in  chief  a  uni- 
corn's head  couped  in  base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy 
gu.  Edmund  Denison,  Bishop  of  Salisbury 
1837-54. 

Erm.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Griffin, 
co.  York.  Griffithe,  co.  York,  V.  Griffith, 
co.  York.  Gryffithe,  V*.  Jenney,  Norfolk, 
V.  Jenney  or  Jenny,  co.  Lincoln ;  Tottenham, 
Middlesex ;  and  Fennerton,  Suffolk.  Jenney, 
Knodishall ;  and  Bredfield  House,  Suffolk ; 
quartering  Bokill,  Leiston,  Gerard,  Bois,  Wich- 
ingham,  Illey,  Plumstead,  Falstoff,  Holbrooke, 
Rede,  Toley,  Marryott,  and  Bloomfield. 

Erm.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or.    Ewen. 

Erm.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  John 
Jene,  V.  Jenney,  Great  Cressingham,  Nor- 
folk.    Jenny,  V*. 

Erm.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  Plumbe, 
Aughton ;  and  Prescott,  co.  Lancaster ;  de- 
scended from  Plumbe,  Kent;  Marston,  co. 
Leicester;  and  Norfolk;  granted  10  June 
1563.  Plumbe,  V*.  Plummer,  co.  Hertford, 
1716. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.     Sr de 

Cowe,  V.  Cow,  Kent ;  and  Norfolk.  Dantrey 
or  Dantree,  Norfolk.  Dawtrey,  Norfolk. 
Englebert.  London ;  Middlesex ;  and  co. 
Pembroke.  Pendergast,  Ireland.  Robert 
Pendergest,  Y. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many  birds 
(? pheasants)  arg.    Mons.  Rusten  Valenan,  T. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  arg.    Mansfield. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  crosses 
croslets  or.  Manfeld,  Skirpenbeck,  co.York; 
confirmed  20  September  1563.  Manfeld,  Hut- 
ton-on-Derwent,  co.  York.  The  croslets  fitchy 
or.    Manfeld,  V.    Manfled,  V.  Mansfield. 

Gu.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  bendlets  arg. 
Etton,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  Eton  or 
Etton,  Ireland.    Etton. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Sire  Job  an 
de  Coue,  N.  Cove,  co.  Hereford.  Sir  John 
Coue,  L;  but  Toney,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
John  de  Cowe,  Y.  Monsire  la  Cowe,  Y.  Sr. 
Laurence  Dautre,  Norfolk,  V.  Dawtke,  V*. 
Dawteee.    Felbich.    Prayers,  Essex. 


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1  SEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  or. 

Dauntre,  V. 
Gu.  a    bend  arg.  betw.  two    cotises    engr.    or 

Dawtrey.    Lyon  Dautry,  Y. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or. 

Dauntbe,F*.  Lawndaue,  V*.  Lawndawee,F. 
Gu.  a  bend  dancetty  arg.  betw.  two  cotises   or. 

Hacklet,  co.  Salop. 
Gu.  a  bend  nebuly  arg.  betw.  two   cotises  or. 

Clenche. 
Gu.  a  bend  era.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  arg. 

Wicke. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  or.    Wikes. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  or. 

Wikes. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or. 

Wykes,  co.  Gloucester.    Wykes,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  indented  point  in  point  ai'g.  and  sa. 

betw.  two  cotises  or.     Clench. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.    Aefane. 

Aesacke.    Absake,  V.    Englebeet,  Sherborne, 

co.  Dorset.      Ingilbeet,   V.      Inglebeet   or 

Inglebebe. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or.        Aesacke. 

Inglebert. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  martlets  or. 

Moetymee.      Thomas   Mounteney,    Y.      Sire 

Johan  de  Mounteny,  N,  or  de  Mounceney,  0. 

Mountney,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  four  crosses 

patty  or.  Bingham;  quartered  by  Michel,  1716. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  five  mullets  or. 

Mountney. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  mullets  or. 

Sr.  John  de  Monteney,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I, 

V.    Mountney,  V*. 
Gu.   a    bend    betw.  two    cotises    indented     or. 

Landawbe  Landawbey  or  Landweey. 
Gu.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  or.     Eaton. 
Gu.   a   bend   sa.   betw.  two   cotises   or    and    as 

many  mullets  and  as  many  swans  arg.  Russell. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two   cotises   arg.      John 

Beaupell,  Y.    Beawpell.    Monsire  Bewpell, 

(co.   Devon   and   Cornwall  added  in    a    later 

hand,)  Y. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  es- 
callops of  the  second.    Bewpell,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  cotises  or.       Sr 

Beauple,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  and  six 

escallops  arg.     Beaupell. 
Or.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  az.   Fishpoole, 

Great  Bunstead,  Essex. 
Or  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.    Haedell. 
Or    a    bend    engr.    az.   betw.    two    cotises    sa. 

Hanbuey,  Holfield  Grange,  Great  Coggeshall, 

Essex.     (?  Robert  Hanbuey,  citizen  and  gold- 
smith, London,  1593.) 
Or  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and  arg.  betw.  two  cotises 

of  the  second.     Foskett. 
Or  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  az. 

Shakeby,  V*.    Shekeby,  V. 
Or  a  bend  ermines  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  az. 

Skegby. 
Or  a  bend    wavy    betw.   two    cotises    ermines. 

Fishee. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.     Gaimes. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  a  label  az.     Sire 

Eble  de  Mounz,  N. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  in  chief  a  lion  ramp. 

and  in  base  two  lions  combatant  gu.    Waskett, 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 
London;  and  Pentlow  Hall,  Essex;  confirmed 
20  January  1818. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  boar's 
heads  gu.     Waltee. 

Or  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  gu.     Fishold. 

Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  martlets 
vert.    Walden. 

Or  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  two 
boar's  heads  couped  of  the  second.     Cameey. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  Haedles,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1254-58.  Sire  Richard  de 
Haelee,  N.  Sr.  Richard  Haelegh  or  Haeley, 
co.  Salop,  V.  Haeley,  Earl  of  Oxford. 
Haetley.  Heethey  or  Hertley.  And  with  a 
crescent ....  on  the  bend  for  diff.  John  Haeley, 
Bishop  of  Hereford  1787-8. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  gu.  on  the  bend  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  field 
for  diff.  John  Haeley,  Bishop  of  Hereford 
1553-4,  Harl.  MS.  1359. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions  ramp, 
sa.    Wartee  or  Waetue. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  and  three  boar's 
heads  couped  within  a  bordure  gu.  Waltee, 
Crawdon,  co.  Cambridge;  and  Bradrell,  co. 
Hereford. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  engr.  sa.  Gaythold. 
Gwythold,  V. 

Or  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.     Guythold. 

Or  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  Niffield, 
co.  York. 

Or  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  Bowyer, 
Lincoln,  1576.  Bowyer,  London.  Bowyer, 
Camberwell,  and  Charlwood,  Surrey;  and  Lon- 
don. Bowyer,  Denham  Court,  co.  Bucking- 
ham ;  and  Radley,  co.  Berks ;  quartering 
Knypersley,  Grosvenor,  Venables,  Stonhouse, 
Brett,  etc. ;  Baronetcies  1600  and  1794. 

Or  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  Bowyer, 
Camberwell,  and  Charlwood,  Surrey.  Bowyee, 
London,  V.     Bowee. 

Or  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  cotises  indented  sa. 
Hitch,  co.  Worcester;  co.  Berks;  and  co. 
Gloucester;  quartering  per  fess  or  and  sa. 
three  estoiles  counterchanged.  Hitch  or 
Hithe,  Kempston,  co.  Bedford ;  and  Wendle- 
bury,  co.  Oxford. 

Or  a  bend  vairy  of  the  first  and  purp.  betw.  two 
cotises  gu.    Bouviee. 

Or  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  sa. 
Hanbuey. 

Or  a  bend  engr.  vert  betw.  two  cotises  sa. 
Williams. 

Or  a  bend  engr.  vert  betw.  two  cotises  sa. 
Hanbuey,  Colebrooke,  co.  Monmouth  ;  a  branch 
of  Hanbuey,  Pont-y-pool,  co.  Monmouth ;  de- 
rived from  Richard  Hanbury,  third  son  of 
Hanbuey,  Hanbury,  coi  Worcester. 

Or  a  bend  engr.  vert  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  in  chief 
a  crescent  ....  on  a  crescent  ....  for  diff. 
Hanbury,  Kelmarsb,  co.  Northampton ;  de- 
scended from  Hanbury  of  Hanbury  ;  quarter- 
ing Batemau ;  Baron  Bateman,  30  January 
1837. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  wavy  sa.  betw.  two 
cotises  wavy  or.     Wylborne. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  or  over  all  a  bend  erm.  betw. 
two  cotises  engr.  of  the  first.  Daintry,  Rhode 
Hall,  co.  Chester. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many  griffins 
arg.     Pinker,  Dinder,  co.  Somerset. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  ....  Helard,  V;  co.  York,  W.  Peter 
Hellaed,  Prior  of  the  Commons  of  Bridling- 
ton ;  granted  temp.  Edward  III,  W. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.  Hellerd,  Bridlington,  co.  York;  granted 
1470. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  arg. 
Devall. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Mons.  Wal- 
ter CLorxoN,  T,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  or. 
Clopton. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  engr.  on  the  out- 
sides  or.     Daintry. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  flory  on  the  outer 
side  arg.     Hellard,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  flory  counterflory  arg. 
Helard.     Hellard,  V*. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or. 
Clopton,  Kentwell,  Suffolk ;  1730.  And  with 
an  annulet  ....  on  the  bend  for  diff.  Mons. 
Walter  Clopton,  T. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  wavy  arg.    Bennall. 

Sa.  a  bend  of  lozenges  betw.  two  bendlets  arg. 
Puckering,  Flamborough,  co.  York  ;  confirmed 
26  June  1579. 

Sa.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  arg. 
Vellington.  Welington,  V.  Willingham. 
Willington,  1730. 

Sa.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or. 
Willington. 

Sa.  a  bend  fusily  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  Puckering, 
Weston,  co.  Hertford ;  and  co.  Warwick. 

Sa.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  and  con- 
fined betw.  two  cotises  arg.  Sir  Thomas 
Puckering,  co.  Warwick,  W ;   Baronetcy  .... 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six 
martlets  or.     Merlay. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  Dodenhay  or 
Dowdnay. 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Clopton, 
Suffolk. 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  martlets 
or.  Wingate  or  Wyngate,  Harlington,  and 
Sharpenhoe,  co.  Bedford.  Wyngate,  Barnend, 
and  Harlington,  co.  Bedford. 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  or. 
Clopton,  Clopton,  Suffolk,  1586. 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  flory  counter- 
flory or.  Keck,  Staughton  Grange,  co.  Leices- 
ter ;  and  Bank  Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or. 
Sr.  William  Clopton,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many  griffins 
segreant  or.  Marchand,  co.  Buckingham ; 
granted  1582.  Merchand  or  Merchant,  co. 
Buckingham. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  and  six  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  ....     Eeston. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  flory  or.  Kelk  or 
Kelke.     Kelke,  Kelke,  co.  Lincoln. 

Sa.  a  bendlet  betw.  two  bendlets  flory  counterflory 
or.     Kelke,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  on  each  cotise 
four  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  Cutt,  Dartmouth,  co.Devon. 

Sa.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  or  a  label  of 
three  points  arg.  Carkike,  London;  granted 
10  December  1530. 

Sa.  a  bend  invected  betw.  two  cotises  or  a  label  of 
three  points  ....     Carkile,  London. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Vert  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  Pearse,  Suf- 
folk. 

Vert  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Peerers, 
V*.  Peeres,  Essex.  Peers.  Sir  Tomas  de 
Peres,  N.  Sr.  Thomas  Pieres  or  Perers,  V. 
Prior,  Essex. 

Vert  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  fal- 
cons volant  or.    Justice,  co.  Stafford. 

Vert  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or.  Pearse,  Mid- 
dlesex ;  and  Norfolk.     Prior,  Essex. 

Vert  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  or.  Power, 
Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  fizures  wavy  sa.  Sir  Bo- 
bert  de  Barchaile,  alii  Debenhale,  R. 


go- 


Arg.    a    bend    engr.    betw.     four     cotises 

Layforth,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  four  cotises  sa.   Barton,  Didle- 

stone,  co.  Salop.    Clued  or  Clud,  co.  Salop ; 

and  co.  Nottingham.     And  with   a  martlet  in 

chief  sa.     Orleton,  Orlton,  co.  Salop. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  four  cotises  arg.  and  six  martlets 

or.    Bellaber. 
Az.   a  bend    betw.  four    cotises    dancetty    arg. 

Zorks. 
Az.  a    bend    arg.  betw.  four  cotises  potent  or. 

Sanxer. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  four  cotises  each  of  the  last 

potent  on  the  inner  side  or.      Henry  de  Blois, 

Bishop  of  Winchester  1129-71. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  four  cotises  and  six  martlets  or. 

Dellabere. 
Az.  a  bend  vair  betw.  four  cotises  or.    Clench. 
Gu.     a     bend     vair     betw.     four     cotises     or. 

Gardner. 
Billets 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  billets  gu.    Dupont. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  billets  gu.    Lavenses,  V*. 

'  Le  Sr.  de  Savenses,  W. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  billets  or.    Smyth,  Tu- 

denham,  and  Edmondsbury,  Suffolk.     Smith, 

Middlesex;  confirmed  5  May  1561.    Smith,  V. 

Jenkin  Smith,  London,  W. 
Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  six  billets  or.    Smyth, 

Gunton,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  billets   arg.    Le   Sr.  de 

Cartheze,  W.    Carthuze,  W. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  six  billets  az.    Hordentyn,  V. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  six  billets  sa.     Barker,  Suf- 
folk. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  billets  arg.    Bawdwtn,  V*. 
Sa.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  billets  arg.    Alington, 

Lord  Alington,  Z,  540  :  Baron  Alington  of  Wi- 

monley  5  December  1682 ;  extinct  18  September 

1691;     Baron    Allington   of    Killard    28  July 

1642;  extinct  1722:  Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  490. 

Allington,  Horsheath,  Kent. 
Sa.  a  bend   arg.  betw.  six  billets  or.      Smyth, 

London. 
Sa.  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  six  billets  of 
.    the  second.     Callender,  Kincardine. 
Sa.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  gu.  betw.  six  billets  of 

the  second.    Callender,  Ireland. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  billets  or.    Callendar,  May- 

ners.    Hardenton,  V*.    Hardentun,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  seven  billets  or  four  and 

three.    Jenkin  Smith,  Bury,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  seven  billets  arg.  four  and  three. 

Smyth,  co.  Buckingham. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  seven  billets  or  four  and 

three.    Smith,  V*.    Smithe,  V. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Billets  cont. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  seven  billets  or  four  and  three. 

Smyth,  co.  Buckingham. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  eight  billets  sa.     Bomvilers, 

V*.      BoNVYLERS,   V*. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  eight  billets  or.      Le   Sr.   de 

Remguiles,  V.    Remquiles,  V*. 
Sa.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  eight  billets  arg.    Alington 

or  Allington,  Wymondley,  co.  Hertford  ;  and 

Horsheath,  co.  Cambridge  ;  Barony  in  Ireland 

1642  ;  extinct  1722;  and  in  England  K3S2  ;  ex- 
tinct 1091.    Sr.  Giles  Alington,  V.    Alington, 

Swinhope,   co.  Lincoln ;    descended   from   Sir 

Giles  Alington,  Horseheath. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  nine   billets  arg.  four  and  five. 

Bomyillers,  V.    Bawdwyn  de  Bonvylers,  V. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  ten   billets   sa.      Harows,  V*. 

Marrows,  V*.    Marows,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  twelve  billets  or.     Moryan,  V*. 

Mons.  Moryan  de  Sanansez,  W. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  fourteen  billets  gu.     Bulteel, 

Fleet ;   and  Lyneham,  co.  Devon ;  quartering 

Crocker  or  Croker. 
Az.  billety  arg.  (but  altered  to  or)  a  bend  erm. 

John  Smith,  Hellsworth,  Suffolk,  W. 
Az.  billety  and  a  bend  or.     Le  Counte  de  Marre, 

C.      Regmighers,    V*.       Monsire   John    de 

Remeghers,  W. 
Or  billety  az.  a  bend  gu.    Gastelyne,  co.  Hants. 

Sire  Johan  Gasceline,  N.     Sir  John  Gasselyn 

de  la  Commune,  L.    Sir  John  Gastelyne,  L, 

Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Or  billety  and  a  bend  gu.    Sir  John  Gasselyne, 

L,  Harl.  MS.  6580. 
Sa.  billety  and  a  bend  arg.    Baudwin  Bolters,  A, 

Harl.  MS.  6137.      Baldwyn   de  Boliere,  A. 

Baudwin  de  Boulers,  F. 
Sa.   billety    and    a    baston    arg.      Baudwin   de 

Boulers,  E. 

Bird ....  Cock 
Erm.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  cock  and  in  base  two 

mullets  gu.    Law,  Anstruther,  Scotland. 

Eagle 

....  a  bend  ....  betw.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ 

and  in  base  a  croslet  sa.    Hdllonadge. 
Arg.  a  bend  ....  betw.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ. 

vert  and  in  base  two  ogresses.    Rushworth. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ.  sa. 

armed  gu.  and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  of  the 

second.    Ryshworth. 
Arg.  a  bendlet  (or  baston)  sa.  betw.  in  chief  an 

eagle  rising  overt  vert  and  in  base  a  cross  cros- 
let of  the  second.    Ricsworth,  V.    Riesworth, 

V*. 

Birds 
Arg.    a    bend    voided    between    two   birds    sa. 

Bradeshaw,  V*.    Bradshaw,  V. 

Cocks 

Arg.  a  bend  between  two  cocks  sa.    Hongbrigg, 

co.  York. 
Erm.    a    bend  between  two   cocks   gu.       Law, 

Burntoun,  Burntwood,  Lauristoun,  and  Pitti- 

lock,  Scotland. 
Erm.  a  bend  between  two  cocks  within  a  bordure 

gu.    Law,  Easter  Kinevie,  Scotland. 
Erm.  a  bend  between  two  cocks  within  a  bordure 

engr.  gu.    Law,  Cameron,  Scotland. 
Erm.  a  bend  raguly  between  two  cocks  gu.    Law, 

Newton,  Scotland. 

. . .  .Crows  and  Choughs 
Arg.    a    bend    engr.  az.    between  two   Cornish 

choughs  ppr.    Dotson,  Heye,  Cornwall. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within..  *.cont. 
Birds  cont.  Crows  and  Choughs 
Arg.  a  bend  dancetty  sa.  between  two  Cornish 

choughs  ppr.     Franke. 
Arg.    a    bend    engr.    sa.    between   two   Cornish 
choughs  ppr.     Franoke,  Grimsby,  co.  Lincoln, 
temp.  Richai'd  II;  Essex  and  Sussex.  Thomas 
Franke,  Essex,  V. 

Ducks  and  Shovellers 

Gu.  a  bend  nebuly  between  two  shovellers  arg. 
Reade  or  Read,  co.  Oxford. 

Eagles 

Arg.    a  bendlet   between  two  eagles    displ.  az. 

Bowker. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  between  two  eagles  displ.  sa. 

YEZAY  OrVEZEY. 

Arg.    a    bend    between    two    eagles    displ.   sa. 

Saltonstall,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  fimbriated  the  outer  edge  being 

engr.    gu.    between    two    eagles    disp.    vert. 

Squedall,  W. 
Az.  a  bend  between  two  eagles  displ.  and  double- 
headed  or.     Kinge,  London. 
Gu.  a  bend  between  two  eagles  displ.  arg.      Used 

by  Tinker,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  erm.  between  two  eagles  displ. 

or.    Kinge. 
Gu.  a  bend  between  two  eagles  displ.  or.    Sir 

Thomas  Travel,  Westminster  1730.    Travell. 
Or    a    bend    between    two    eagles     displ.     sa. 

Saltonstall,  V*.    Saltonston,  co.  York  ;  and 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1597.     Salltenstall, 

London ;  granted  by  Cooke,  V. 
Sa.    a    bend    between    two    eagles    displ.    arg. 

Wadnester.        Wodnester,     Bromyard,    co. 

Hereford ;  granted  by  Cooke,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.   between  two  eagles  displ.  or. 

Woodnester,      Bromyard,       co.       Hereford. 

Wednester,  Bromyard,  co.  Hereford  ;  granted 

30  November  1588. 
Sa.  a  bend  erm.  between  two  eagles  displ.  and 

double-headed  or.       Newcourt,  Halesworthy, 

and  Pickwell,  co.  Devon;    a  heiress  m.  Chi- 
chester. 

....Falcons 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  az.  between  two  falcons  close 

ppr.   beaked  legged   and  belled  or.      Hobbs, 

Tooting,      Surrey.        Hobs,     Quedgley,     co. 

Gloucester. 

. . .  .Herons  and  Cranes 
Az.  a  bendlet  (bend  V*.)  between  two  herons  (or 

cranes)  arg.    Hygham,  V*.    Hyham,  V. 

Martlets 

Arg.    a    bend    engr.  between    two  martlets   az. 

Stafferton. 
Arg.    a    bend  engr.    between  two   martlets  gn. 

Stafferton.    Standon.    Staverdon,  V. 
Gu.    a    bend    erm.    between    two   martlets    or. 

Fenell. 
Gu.    a    bend    erm.    between    two    martlets    or. 

Wright,  co.  Hants  and  London,  1587. 
Gu.    a   bend   between   two   martlets    or.      John 

Slaney,  London,  and  co.  Worcester,  1716. 
Per  bend  dancetty  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  between 

two    martlets   counterchanged.      Bennet,  co. 

Devon,  and  co.  Salop. 
Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  raguly  between 

two    martlets    counterchanged.       Brokeman, 

Kent. 

....  Swans 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  swans  arg.    Jenison,  Yoke- 

flete,   co.  York  :  and  branches   at   Newcastle, 

Walworth,  Elswick,  Nesham,  and  Husworth. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Birds  cont.  Swans  cont. 
Az.  a  bendlet  (bend   V*.)  betw.  two  swans  arg. 

ducally  gorged  and  lined  or.      Petfine,  V*. 

Petfyne,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cygnets  arg.  gorged 

with  ducal  crowns  with  strings  reflexed  over 

their  backs  or.     Pitfield,  Seymonsbury,  co. 

Dorset;  and  Hoxton,  Middlesex. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  swans  ppr.  (some- 
times crowned  and)  chained  or.  Pitfield,  1716. 
Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  swans  arg.    Jenison, 

Northumberland. 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  or  betw.  two  swans  arg.  mem- 

bered  of  tlie  second.     Jenison,  co.  Lincoln  ;  co. 

Nottingham;    Itheston,  co.  Northampton;  co. 

York;  and  Wales. 
Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  swans  ppr.    Jeneson, 

quartered  by  Gordon. 

....  Buntings 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  bunten  birds  ppr. 

Bunten  or  Bunting,  Ardoch,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  bunting  birds 

ppr.    Bonteine,  Rlildovan. 

Choughs,  Pies,  &  Ravens 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  choughs  ppr.   Carigs. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

Gosfright. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  magpies  ppr.  Carigs. 

Carygoes. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 

ppr.    Bontien. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

Quilter,  Staple,  Kent ;  granted  12  June  1551. 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr.     Witham 

or  Wytham,  Goldesborough,co.York;  Baronetcy 

13  December  1683  ;  extinct  15  November  1689. 

Cocks 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  cocks  arg.    Langstaff. 

Eagles 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa.    Page  or 

Paige,  co.  Devon.    Popelley.    Popley. 
Az.   a   bend   arg.  betw.   three   eagles   displ.   or. 

Halanton,  V*.    Halengton.    Hallington. 
Az.  a  bendlet  arg.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 

Halanton,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 

Kinge,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 

Bewpell. 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  sa.    Witham, 

Cliffe,  co.  York  ;  quartering  Wauton,  Wyeliffe, 

and  Meaburn. 
Or  a  bendlet  (or  baston)  gu.  betw.  three  eagles 

close  sa.    Witheam,  co.  York,  V.    Witham,  V. 
Or  a  bendlet(  or  baston  )gu.  betw.  three  eagles  close 

in  than  aspect  sa.   Robert  Witham,  co.  York,  V. 
.  ...Falcons 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  falcons  sa.  Whitham. 

....  Hawks 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  two  hawks  and  in  base 

another  or.    Slaney,  co.  Worcester. 
....  Lapwings 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  lapwings  arg.  Hyham,  V*. 
....Magpies  see  Crows 
....  Martlets 
....  a  bend  ....  betw.  three  martlets  ....  Tttt.t; 

seal  1345. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  martlets  gu.   Staverdon. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  martlets  or. 

Straits  or  Stretch,  co.  Devon. 
Az.    a    bend    engr.  betw.  three    martlets    arg. 

Scurfield,  Offerton,  and  Elstob,  co.  Durham. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
Az.    a     bend     arg.     betw.    three     martlets    or. 

Mountney,  Newlaud-Verdon,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.a  bend  betw.  three  martlets  or.  Lynam,  Ireland. 
Slaney   or   Slany,   Milton,   co.   Stafford;   and 
Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1595;  granted  1595. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  martlets  or.    Slaney,  Hat- 
ton  Grange,  co.  Salop. 

0wl8 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  each  on 

a  tun  lying  fesswise  of  the  second.     Calton, 

Babram,  co.  Cambridge ;  granted  25  June  1567. 

Catton. 

Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.     Caton. 

Sa.  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.   Catton, 

V*.    Cotton,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  memhered  of 
the  second.    Catton. 

Pelicans 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  pelicans  feeding  their 
young  arg.  Cramond  or  Crawmond,  Auldbar, 
Scotland. 

....  Pewits 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  pewits  sa.    Witham, 
Cliffe,  co. York;  originally  of  co.  Lincoln  ;  quarter- 
ing Wauton,  Wyeliffe,  and  Meaburn.    Witham, 
Headlam  and  Lartington  Hall,  co.  York. 
....Pies  see  Choughs 
....  Swans 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  swans  of  the  second 
crowned  (another  collared  and   chained)   or. 
Petfyn. 

....  Eagles 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  four  eagles  displ.  sa.   Yezey. 
Baldcoots  see  Pigeons 

....  Cocks 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  six  cocks  gu.     Coxwell, 

Ablington,  co.  Gloucester;  quartering  Rogers. 
..  ..Eagles 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six  eagles  displ.  sa.      Sire 

Felip  de  Verley,  N. 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six  eagles  displ.  sa.  armed 

arg.    Vale. 

. . .  .Herons  and  Storks 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  six  storks  ppr.     Starky, 

Bromham,    co.    Wilts;    quartering    Bayntun. 

Starkte,  Frenchwood,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  Rid- 

dlesden   Hall,  co.  York ;   descended   through 

STARKiE,Huntroyd,co.  Lancaster;  from  Starkie, 

Stretton,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  storks  sa.    Starkte,  co. 

Lancaster. 

....Martlets 
....   a  bend  ....  betw.  six  martlets  ....     Sir 

Richard  de  la  Mare,  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.     Sire  Thomas 

de  Forneval,  N.     Thomas  de  Fourneval,  K. 

Sr.  Thomas  Fourntvall,  H,  or  Furntvall,  J. 

Furneval.  Monsire  de  Furnevall,  Y.  Furniyal, 

quartered   by  Talbot  Earl  of  Shrewsbury,  U. 

Gerard  de  Furntvall,  E.  Sr.  Thomas  Furntvall, 

V.    Furntvall,  co.  Hertford,  temp.  Henry  III. 

Le  Sire  de  Furntvalle,  Y.  Walter  de  Furntvalle, 

C.      Thomas  Furnyvall,  B.    Hulgrave,   co. 

Chester.    Hulgreve,  Beverton,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Tempest.    Thaworth.     And  with  a  label  az. 

William  Furntvall,!?  .  The  label  of  three  points. 

Furntvall,  co.   Hertford,  temp.   Henry  III. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  over  all  a  cro- 
sier or.    Priory  of  Austin  Canons  at  Radford  or 

Wirkesop,  co.  Nottingham. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  within  a  bor- 
dure  az.     Furnival's  Inn,  London. 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six.  martlets  sa.  Fournfvall, 
V.    Pyne. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  sa.  Ardes. 
Cheyney.  M.  Eichard  Tempest,  S.  Sr.  Richard 
Tempest,  V.  William  Tempest,  Y.  Tempest, 
Rayne,Yellison,Holmeside,Brancepeth,  Wyny- 
ward,etc.  Tempest, Bracewell, and Waddington, 
oc.  York ;  quartering  Waddington,  Leygard,  Heb- 
den,  Rye,  Boiling,  and  Bradford.  Tempest, 
Rayne,  co.  York  ;  derived  like  Tempest,  Yelli- 
son,  co.  York,  from  Tempest,  Broughton  Hall, 
co.  York  ;  and  Coleby  Hall,  co.  Lincoln;  Baro- 
netcy 1841 ;  quartering  Waddington,  Leygard, 
Gilliot,  Oglethorpe,  Serope,  and  Meynell. 
Tempest,  T ong  Hall,  co.  York ;  Baronetcy  25 
MaylG64;  extinct  29  January  1819;  quarter- 
ing Plurabe,  with  Hebden,  Rie,  Boiling,  Mir- 
field,  Tong,  Savile.  Cholmley,  and  Frank. 
Tempest,  Holmeside,  Stella  (Baronetcy  23  De- 
cember, 1622;  extinct  31  May  1742;)  Brance- 
peth,  Wynyard,  etc.,  co.  Durham  ;  derived  from 
Rowland,  second  son  of  Sir  'William  Tempest 
of  Studley ;  quartering  Elmdom. 

Arg.  a  bendlet  betw.  six  martlets  within  a  bordure 
engr.  sa.     Monsyer  Hewgh  Lutterell,  T. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  martlets  sa.  Tempest, 
Stella;  Baronetcy  23  December  1022;  extinct 
31  May  1742;  and  Stanley,  co.  Durham. 
Tempest,  W.  Tempest,  Braswell,  Broughton, 
and  Tong,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  bend  indented  betw.  six  martlets  sa.  Rich- 
ard Tempest,  F. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  arg.  Thomas 
Loterel  or  Loterell,  E.  Monsire  Loterell, 
F.  Sr.  Hugh  Loterell,  V.  M.  Andrew 
Lot'rel,  S.  Lotterell,  V*.  Sire  Gefferay 
Luterell,  J ;  M.  Robert  Lutrel,  Y. 
Lutterell,  co.  Somerset. 

Az.  a  bend  fusily  betw.  six  martlets  arg.  Perrot 
or  Perrott. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Eustace. 
Lutterell,  co.  Somerset.  Sr.  Thomas  de 
Mountneye,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Robert  de 
Munteney,  D,  or  de  Munteny,  D.  And 
with  a  label  gu.  Mountney. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Breton.  Sire 
Geffrey  Loterel,  N.  Robert  de  Mo'ton,  F. 
M.  Robert  Mounceneye,  S.  Sire  Emauf  de 
Mounteney,  N.  Ernaud  de  Mounteney,  B,  or 
de  Mountney,  J.  Mountney,  V*.  Mountney, 
Essex;  co.  Leicester ;  and  Gestwick,  Norfolk. 
Robert  de  Mountney,  E.  Sir  Evans  de 
Mountney,  N,  Havl.  MS.  6137.  Seaton.  And 
with  a  label  of  five  points  gu.  Ernaud  de 
Mountney,  E. 

Az.  a  bend  or  charged  with  a  mullet  gu.  for  diff. 
betw.  six  martlets  of  the  second.  Sire  Johan 
Monteny,  N.  Sir  John  Mountney,  N,  Harl. 
MS.  0137,  L. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Perys 
Pigot,  C.  Pers  Pigod,  E.  Piers  Pigott,  X. 
Sire  Peres  Pycot,  N. 

Az.  a  bend  fusily  betw.  six  martlets  or.    Pigot. 

Az.  a  bend  indented  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Pers 
Picot,  F.    Piers  Pigott,  Y. 

Az.  a  bend  lozengy  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Perot. 
Perrott.    Pycott,  V*. 

Az.  a  bend  of  six  lozenges  conjoined  betw.  as 
many  martlets  or.     Sr.  John  Pycott,  V. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  arg.  Brett,  Ireland. 
Mountney.  Seyton,  Maydwell,  and  Wyckdym, 
co.  Northampton.     St.  Lyz. 

Gu.  a  bend  dancetty  betw.  six  martlets  arg. 
Scruteville,  now  spelt  Scurfield,  Kibbles- 
worth,  co.  Durham  ;  Visitation  1615. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Sayton  or 
Seaton.  Seton,  V.  John  de  Seton,  Y.  M. 
John  de  Seyton,  S,  ob.  1396.  Sr.  John  de 
Seyton,  V.     Sir  John  Sutton,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Brett,  V. 
Sir  Robert  de  Ekeleshall,  N,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Maheu  de  Furneus,  G.   Furneux.   Sr de 

Heland,  V.  Heland,  co.  York.  Heyland,  co. 
York.  Monsire  Montney,  Y.  Sire  Thomas  de 
Mounceney,  0.  M.  John  Mounceneye,  S. 
Thomas  Mountenay,  F,  or  de  Mountney,  N, 
Harl.  BIS.  6137.  Mounteney,  Shiercliffe, 
Cowley,  etc.,  co.  York.  Mountney.  Seyton, 
Maydwell,  and  Wickdym,  co.  Northampton. 
Sutton,  Essex.  And  with  a  mullet  for  diff. 
Sire  Toham  de  Mounteny,  N. 

Gu.  a  bend  fusily  betw.  six  martlets  or.  Pigot, 
co.  Derby. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  George 
Furntvall,  B.  Thomas  Furntval  or  Furntvall, 
E.  Gerard  Furntval,  Munden  ;  his  heiress  m. 
John  Vufnete  or  Uffiete,  V.  Goband  or  Gobard, 
co.  Warwick.  Luteral,  co.  Derby ;  and  co. 
Nottingham.  Mountney,  Cowley,  co.  York. 
Uffleet.  M.  Gerard  Ufflet  ;  quartering  arg. 
on  a  fess  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or,  S. 

Ora  bend  betw.  six  martlets  sa.  Bearsley.  Cister- 
cian Priory  at  Crokesden  Croxden  or  Croxton, 
co.  Stafford.  Sire  Andrew  Loterel,  N,  or 
Loterell,  co.  Lincoln,  V.  Lotterell,  V*. 
Luttrell,  Hartland,  co.  Devon;  a  branch  of 
Luttrell,  co.  Somerset.  Luttrell  or  Loterel, 
Hooton  Pagnel,  York,  a  Baron  1 295.  Luttrell, 
Luttrellstown,  co.  Dublin;  Hartland,  Honne- 
bere,  SaDdon  Court,  and  Chelsea;  derived 
through  Luttrell,  Dunster  Castle,  co.  Somer- 
set (the  heiress  m. Fownes),  from  John,  young- 
est son  of  Andrew  Luttrell  of  East  Quan- 
tockshead,  temp.  Edward  I. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  within  a  bordure  sa. 
Monsyer  Hewgh  Lutterell,  T,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  within  a  bordure 
engr.  sa.    M.  Hue  Lutrel,  S. 

Sa.  a  bend   betw.  six  martlets  arg.      Sr.  John 

GOBAND,    V.        GOBAND    Or    GOBBARD.        SMYTH, 

Morvell,  Bridgenorth,  co.  Salop.     Smythe,  Hil- 
ton, Bridgenortb,  co.  Salop.    Henri  de  (Som'ri, 
in  a  later  hand),  F.    Tongue. 
Sa.  a  baston  betw.  six  martlets  arg.     Henry  de 

SOMERI,  E. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  martlets  or.    Inckell. 

INKELL,   V.      JUGGELL. 

Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  martlets  arg.    Le  Botiler, 

Wemering,  co.   Hants;    and  Long  Blandford, 

co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  or.    Eccleshall, 

co.  Worcester.   Eckersall,  Bury,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sr.  Robert  Eckleshall,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Egleshall.     Sire  Robert  de  Ekeleshale,  N. 

Solers.    Williscot,  co.  Salop,  W.  Wollascot, 

Wollascot,  co.  Berks. 

Pigeons 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  baldcoots  or.    Boulcott,  co. 

Hereford;  and  co.  Brecon,  quartered  by  Hughes. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Bordure 
....   a   bend  within  a  bordure  engr De 

Bilkemore,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  sa.  within  a  bordure 

engr.  gu.     Bodham. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  erm.    Fannell. 

Hannell. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last  be- 

zanty.    Fannell  or  Faunell,  co.  Northampton. 

Fayell,  co.  Northumberland. 
Arg.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.     Musard, 

London.      Sir  John  Musters,  Hirklington,  co. 

York,  1356,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.    Fannell, 

co.  Northumberland.    Sr.  William  Fannell,  co. 

Northampton,  V.    James. 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Roger  Fannell,  F.     Sire  William  Fauvel,  N. 

Monsire  Fauvell,  Y. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  az.  Knevett, 

Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  bend  lozengy   sa.  within   a  bordure  or 

an   annulet  for  dirT.    Tayerner,  Heaton,  co. 

Hertford. 
Arg.  a  bend  witbin  a  bordure  engr.  sa.     Kennet. 

Knevet, Norfolk  and  Escrick,  co.York.  Knevett 

or   Kneyit,  Rosemaryn,   Cornwall;    Norfolk; 

and  Suffolk.     Knivet,  Charlton,  co.  Wilts,  Z, 

398.  Knyyett,  Norfolk,  V.    Knyvett,  Bucken- 

ham,  Norfolk;  Baronetcy  22  May  1611,  extinct 

about  1699;  the  heiress  of  Knyyett  of  Ash- 

wellthorpe  m.  Wilson. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  within  a  bordure  sa.   Knevett. 
Az.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.     Wade. 

Warde. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.   Bisset, 

Darlington,  co.  Durham. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or.  Wade. 
Az.  a  bend  of  three  lozenges  conjoined  within  a 

bordure  erminois.  Sainsbdry,  Froyle,  co.  Hants. 
Az.  a  bend  of  three  lozenges  conjoined  within  a 

bordure  engr.  erminois  a  mullet  for  diff.     Tho- 
mas Sainsbury,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1787. 
Az.  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  arg.     Overton, 

Westmoreland.     Querton,  Westmoreland,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.    Ward. 
Az.  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged  with 

eight  mitres  or  a  label  arg.    Richard  Scrope, 

Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1386,  Archbishop  of 

York  1398-1405. 
Az.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  or.     Overton. 
Az.   a  bend  within  a  bordure  or  charged  with 

eight  mitres  of  the  first  a  label  arg.     Richard 

Scrope,  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1386,  Arch- 
bishop of  York  1398-1405. 
Az.  a  bend  per  pale  gu.  and  or  a  bordure  counter- 
changed.     Heath,  co.  Hertford. 
Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  over  all 

a    bend    within    a    bordure    gu.      Steward, 

Nottington  House,  co.  Dorset. 
Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  over 

all  a  bend  engr.  within  a  bordure  indented  gu. 

Stewart,  Burray,  or  Borrow,  Scotland. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  abend  gu.  within  a  bordure 

compony  of  the  second  and  third.     Lee. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  a  bend  gu.  within  a 

bordure  engr.  compony  of  the  second  and  third. 

Ley,  co.  Buckingham.    Isall. 
Barry    of  five  or    and  gu.  a  bend  sa.   within  a 

bordure  az.    Faulkner. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  a  bendlet  gu.  within  a 

bordure  engr.  erm.    Poynlngs. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bordure  cont. 
Chevronelly  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  sa.  within 

a  bordure  of  the  second.     Parnell. 
Chevronelly  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  a  bend  sa.  within 

a  bordure  or.     Parnell. 
Gu.    a     bend    within     a    bordure     engr.     arg. 

Belkhoke.    John  Belkemore,  Y. 
Gu.    a    bend    and    a   bordure   "  recercele"   arg. 

Monsire  de  Bilkemore,  F. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  or.     Davell. 
Gu.   a  bend  arg.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Fannell. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  erm.  Grosvenor, 

co.  Stafford. 
Gu.   a  bend  and  bordure   engr.  or.     Daniell, 

Durham. 
Gu.  a  bend  and  bordure  engr.  and  in  chief  a 

martlet  for  diff.  or.    Daniell. 
Gu.  a  bend  fusily  within  a  bordure   engr.   or. 

Marshall,    Shipston    on   Stour.      Marshall, 

Norfolk ;  co.  Salop ;  and  co.  Stafford. 
Gu.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  vair.     Hodenge, 

V*.     Sr.  J.  Hoding,  Burnham  and  Beckons- 

feld,  co.  Buckingham,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  vairy  ....  and  ....  within  a  bordure 

vair.    Warde,  V. 
Or  a  bendlet  arg.  (?  az.)  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Newborough. 
Or  a  bend  gu.  surmounted  of  a  fess  within  a 

bordure  chequy  az.  and  arg.   Stewart,  London, 

descended  from  Steuart,  Allanton. 
Or  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last  bezanty. 

FANNELLor Faunell, co. Northampton.  Fannel, 

V*.  Sr.  William  Fannell,  V.  Favell,  co.  North- 
ampton. LEDET,WestWardon,  co.  Northampton. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  or  a  bend  and  bordure  counter- 
changed.     Clarke,  co.  Northampton.    Heete, 

co.  Hertford. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  a  bend 

sa.   within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight 

mitres  of  the  third.  Henry  Despenser,  Bishop 

of  Norwich  1370-1406. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  over  all  a  bend  engr.  or 

within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  plates. 

Constable,  Edinburgh. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  az.  a  bend  gu. 

within  a  bordure  of  the  second  charged  with 

eight  mitres  of  the  first.  Thomas  deBLUNDEViLE, 

Bishop  of  Norwich  1226-36. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  az. 

De  Pontefract,  the  heiress  cc.  1300  m.  Hilton. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  vair  within  a  bordure 

compony  arg.  and  az.     Sackvile. 
Sa.    a    bend    within    a    bordure   indented   arg. 

Musters. 
Vert,  a  bend  erm.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

charged  with  eight  bezants.    Whettenhall. 
Bougets 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  water  bougets  sa.  Lockey, 

Essex;    co.  Hereford;   Homes,  co.  Hertford; 

and  co.  York. 
Buckles 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  square  buckles  gu. 

Barrett,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a   bend    az.  betw.   three  lozenge  buckles 

tongues  in  fess  gu.  an  annulet  on  the  bend  for 

diff.    Barett. 
Or  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  betw.  three  buckles 
....     Dalyell,  Binns,  co.  Linlithgow;   Baro- 
netcy 7  November  1685,  quartering  sa.  a  naked 

man  ppr.  a  canton  arg.  charged  with  a  sword 

and  pistol  saltirewise  gu. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Buckles  cont. 
Arg.   a   bend    betw.   six   buckles    az.      Thomas 
Haddam,  F.     Hadham. 

Canton 
Vert  a  bend  fusily  or  and  a  canton  gu.  in  base  a 
5-foil  arg.     Knight,  Godmersham,  Kent ;  and 
Chawton,  co.  Hants,  quartering  Austen. 

Castle 

Az.  a  bend  lozengy  or  betw.  in  chief  a  tower  arg. 
and  in  base  a  ship  with  three  masts  sails  furled 
of  the  second.  Town  of  St.  Mawes,  Corn- 
wall. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  castle  and  in  base  a 
portcullis  (arg.  another)  or.  Plunket,  Baron 
Plunket,  1  June  1827. 

Coronets 
....  abend  ....  betw. three  crowns  ....  impaling 
quarterly  ....  three  crowns  ....  with   ....  a 
cross....      Benedictine  Abbey  at  Athelney, 
co.  Somerset. 

Crescent 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  crescent  gu.  and  in 

base  a  fleur-de-lis  az.     Homyll,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  bend  indented  betw.  a  crescent  and  mullet 

gu.    Allen,  London. 
Crescents 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  crescents  gu.    Homill  or 

Hummell,  Scotland. 
Arg.    a    bend    engr.    betw.    two    crescents    sa. 

Hedisham.  Heisham.  Hodisham.  Hodysham, 

V. 
Arg.  a  bend  raguly  vert  betw.  two  crescents  gu. 

Makshall. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  erminois  betw.  two  crescents  or. 

Watts. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  crescents  or.    Debenham, 

Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  crescents  arg.  Fenton, 

Millearn. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  crescents  arg.    Debenam, 

V*. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  crescents  or.    Debenham, 

Suffolk.     Debynham,  V. 
Sa.  a  bendlet  betw.  two  crescents  or.    Debenam, 

V.    Debnam. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three   crescents   az.    Tighe, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  crescents  sa. 

Waldron,  Ireland. 
Arg.   a  bend    engr.   betw.   three    crescents    sa. 

Cant.     Hodisham. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  crescents  sa.  flammant 

ppr.  Paddon,  Henton  Deweney,  Hants ;  granted 

1590. 
Or  a   bend  betw.   three   crescents   az.   within  a 

bordure  engr.  quarterly  gu.   and  arg.      Scot, 

Balmouth,  Scotland. 
Per  chev.  embattled  erm.  and  gu.  a  bend  or  betw. 

three  crescents  counterchanged.    Smyth,  co. 

Somerset. 
Per  fess  embattled  erm.  and  gu.  a  bend  or  betw. 

three  crescents  counterchanged.     Smyth,  co. 

Somerset. 
Arg.  a  bend  fusily  sa.  betw.  six   crescents  gu. 

Lye. 
Arg.   a  bend   betw.  six  crescents   sa.     Tbegos. 

Tboys,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crescents  arg.     Sir  Edmund 

Folyott,  ill.     Esmond  Folliott,  F. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  crescents  or.     Lux, 

Ireland. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Crescents  cont. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  crescents  '  pendent'  or 

Esmond  Follyott,  F. 
Gu.  a  bend  compony  or  and  az.  betw.  six  crescents 

arg.     Lii.l  or  Lioll,  Kent.    Welby,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  ^bend   V*.)  bendlet  compony  or  and  az. 

betw.  six  crescents  arg.      Sir  John  de  Welle, 

Kent,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  crescents  arg.     Lealle 

or  Leall,  Kent.     Leall,  V*.     Levall. 
Gu.  a  bendlet  or  betw.  six  crescents  arg.  Leall,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  crescents  arg.     Welly. 

Crosses 
Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  sa.  betw.  two  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.    Eekings  or  Ekins,  Raundes,   co. 

Northampton.    Ekins. 
Arg.    a    bend    betw.    two    crosses    croslet    sa. 

Burnam. 
Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  betw.  two  crosses   croslet 

fitchy  sa.    Ligh.    Sydenham. 
Gu.  a  bend  raguly  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Pelsett,  Milton,  co.  Cambridge ;  and  Itham, 

Kent.     Plessett,  Milton,  co.  Cambridge. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  sa.    Bornam. 

Burnam,  V. 
Or  a,  bend  vair  betw.  two  crosses  verdy  voided  sa. 

Mangle  or  Mangles.     Mangles,  Woodbridge, 

Surrey. 
Sa.   a    bend    or    betw.  two    crosses    flory    arg. 

Sheldon,    Arden,    co.    Warwick ;    granted    8 

February  1475. 
Arg.  a  bend   betw.  three   crosses  gu.     Boyle, 

Canterbury. 
Arg.  a  bend   engr.  betw.  three  crosses   croslet 

fitchy  gu.     Borknoge. 
Arg.  a  bend  lozengy  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  gu.     Twinell,  Peterborough. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  tbree  crosses  crosslet  fitchy  or. 

Blacket,    V*.      Sir    Edmond    Blaket,    co. 

Gloucester,  V.    ' 
Gu.  a  bend    betw.  three   crosses    patoncy   arg. 

Kereresby.    Reresby,  V. 
Or  a  bend  (another  engr).  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 

formy  fitchy  az.  Maxton,  Cultequhay,  Scotland. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  crosses   botonny  fitchy 

arg.    Leake. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.    Brightwalton. 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

az.    Were,  co.  Devon,  1620. 
Arg.  a  bend   az.  betw.  six  crosses   croslet  vert. 

Woodthorpe. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

vert.    Wodthorp,  V.    Woodthorpe. 
Arg.    a    bend    betw.     six     crosses    croslet    gu. 

Monsire  de  Bobking,  F.  Booking  or  Bockkinge. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet   gu. 

Bockinge,  V.    Boking,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  bend  nebuly  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  gu. 

Booking,  V*.    Bockyng,  Suffolk,  V. 
Arg.   a  bend    nebuly   counter-nebuly   betw.   six 

crosses  croslet  gu.     Fodringay. 
Arg.  a  bend   sa.  betw.   six   crosses   croslet   gu. 

Durvassall,  co.  Warwick.    Watton,  Watton, 

co.  Nottingham. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  sa.    Causton, 

V*.    Sr.  Richard   Kawston,   V.    Languilt.es 

or  Langvilles. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  three  fusils  conjoined  betw.  six 

crosses  croslet  sa.     Coenewaill,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  fusily  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  sa. 

CORNEWAYLE,  V*. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... cmt. 

Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  three  lozenges  conjoined  betw.  six 

crosses  croslet  sa.     Sr.  John  Cornwall,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 

Tye,  Clopton,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  three  fusils  conjoined  betw.  six 

crosses    croslet     fitcby    sa.        M.    John    de 

CORNEWAILE,  S. 

Arg.  five  fusils  in  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet 
ritchy  sa.    Cornwall. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  arg.  Howard. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  ritchy  arg. 
Chein,  Esselrnount,   Scotland.     Hewstas,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six   crosses  patty  ritchy  arg. 
Chein  or  Cheyne,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.   betw.  six    crosses   croslet   or. 
Eustass,  V.    Fitz-Eustace,  co.  Leicester. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  or.    Beduley, 
co.  Stafford.     Marr. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 
Areskine,  Scotland.  Blaket,  co.  Gloucester. 
Drayton,  co.  "Wilts.  Sr.  John  Drayton,  V. 
Erskine,  Tinwall;  quartering  arg.  a  pale  sa. 
in  the  dexter  chief  point  a  lion's  head  erased 
gu.,  and  gu.  on  a  fess  betw.  three  cushions  arg. 
a  mullet  of  the  first.  Erskine,  Balquhan  and 
Balgounie ;  quartering  arg.  a  pale  within  a 
bordure  sa.  Erskine,  Bygone;  quartering 
arg.  a  pale  sa.  over  the  quarters  a  crescent  arg. 
Liall.  Lyall.  Mar  ;  quartering  gu.  fretty  or 
for  de  Lyle,  Baron  Lyle.  Marr;  quartered 
by  Douglas.  Ormesby,  co.  York.  Sir  Symon 
de  Sennyle,  jR. 
Gu.    a    bend    betw.    six    crosses     croslet     arg. 

FoRNEAUXOrFoRNEAULX.    HORNSEY.  HORNSLEY. 
POYLY. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  crosslet  fitchy  arg. 
Cheyne,  Straloch,  Scotland.  Chein  or  Cheyne, 
Scotland.  Sir  John  Hawarde,  but  Howard, 
Harl.  3ISS.  6589,  6595,  Admiral  of  the  North 
Fleet,  Q.  John  Haward,  S,  X,  Y.  Monsire 
Haward,  Y.  Hornsley.  Howard,  Z,  212. 
Sr.  de  Howard,  Norfolk,  V.  Howard,  Earl 
of  Northampton  and  Baron  Howard  13  March 
1604,  extinct  1614.  Howard,  Bushy  Park,  co. 
Wicklow,  Baronetcy  1838.  Howard,  Earl  of 
Wicklow,  20  December  1793 ;  Viscount  Wicklow, 
23  June  1785 ;  Baron  Clonmore,  21  July  1778  ; 
quartering  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  Ormesby, 
None  Ormesby,  and  Louth,  co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  fitchy  arg.  within  a 
bordure  erm.     Chein  or  Cheyne,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  formy  fitchy  arg. 

HUNTINGFIELD. 

Gu.  a  bend  chequy  or  and  az.  betw.  six  crosses 

croslet  arg.     Ormsby,  V. 
Gu.  a  bendlet  (bend  V*.)  compony  or  and  az. 

betw.    six    crosses    croslet    of    the    second. 

Ornesby,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined  erm.  betw. 

six  crosses  croslet  or.  Aubemarle,  co.  Dorset,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  botony  or.  Lenysis. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  or.      Sr. 

Simon  de  Forneux,  V.  Forneaulx,  V. 
.    Furneaulx.        Furneaux,    quartered    by    St. 

Barbe.  Furnivall.  Hornsby  or  Hornesby. 
.    Ormsby,  Clogbau,  co.  Mayo,  Baronetcy  1812, 

extinct  9  August  1833.     Ormesby,  co.  Lincoln, 

1716.      Ormsby,  quartering   its   augmentation 

with  Owen,  Maurice,  Lacon,  and  Godolphin. 

Sir  William  Preston,  I,  Harl.  MS.  65S9.  Piers 

de  Preston  joust  Wendeslawe,  P. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Gu.  a  bend  lozengy  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  or. 

Aubemarle. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses   croslet  fitchy  or. 
Ormesby,  None  Ormesby  and  Louth,  co.  Lin- 
coln ;  Rathlec;  Tobbervaddy  ;  Cloghan  ;  Mory- 
villa ;    Annagh;    Comyn ;    and    Willowbrook, 

Ireland.    Preston. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  patty  or.    Preston. 
Gu.   a   bend  betw.  six   crosses  patty  fitchy   or. 

Chein,  Scotland.     Preston. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Hall,  co.  Devon.     Paley,  Langcliffe  Craven, 

Harrowgate,    and     Bowling    Hall,    co.    York. 

Palye.  Sir  John  Ralegh,  Cornwall;  otRaley, 

V.     Raleigh,  Cornwall.  . 
Gu.   a   bend   vair  betw.  six  crosses  patty   arg. 

Palye.    Raeee. 
Gu.  a   bend  vair  betw.  six   crosses   croslet  or. 

Raley,  co.  Warwick. 
Gu.   a   bend   vair  betw.   six   crosses    formy  or. 

Kniveton,  Bradley,  co.  Derby. 
Gu.  a  bend  vairy  or  and  arg.  betw.  six  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  of  the  third.     Howard. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  six  crosses  potent  or.     Sir 

John  de  Palie,  R. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  sa.     Kawson. 
Or  a  bend   betw.  six  crosses   croslet  fitcby  sa. 

Sr.  John  Longevillers,  V.    Longvillers,  V*. 
Or  a  bend  vair  betw.  six  crosses  crosslet  .... 

Bancroft. 
Sa.    a    bend    betw.     six    crosses    croslet    arg. 

Forneaux.    Lake,  Edmonton,  Middlesex  ;  and 

London;    Baronetcy    1711;    borne    in  second 

quarter  with  a   mullet  for  diff.  on  the  bend. 

Longlevers,  Longvillers,  or  Longwers,  co. 

York.    Longvillers,  co.  Northampton,  temp. 

Edw.  I.     Thomas  Longvillers,    Y.     Monsire 

de  Lungevilers,    Y.     Stanhop.      Stanhope, 

alias  Longvillers.  Sr.  Edward  Stanhope,  Harl. 

MS.  6137,  fo.  44. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  arg.    Putnam. 

Longvillers,  V.    Sr.  Edward  Stanhop,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 

Lake  quartered  by  Hussey.    Lake,  W.    Arthur 

Lake,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc.,   1616-26.      John 

Lake,  Bishop    of   Sodor,  etc.,   1682,  Bristol 

1684,  Chichester  1685-9. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  croses  formy  arg.     Villiers. 
Sa.    a    bend     betw.     six     crosses     croslet     or. 

Forneaulx,  V.    Forneaux.    Longvillers,  co. 

Northampton. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Beeston    or    Beston    co.    York.      Blacket. 

Blessone. 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  gu. 

Booking. 
Az.  a  bend   of   four  mascles  arg.  betw.  eight 

crosses  croslet  or.     Amerance. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  eight  crosses  crosslet  or. 

Fitz-Eustace,  V*. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  or.    Sr. 

Thomas  Fitz-Eustace,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Az.     a    bend    betw.    nine    crosses    croslet    or. 

Fitz-Eustace,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  a  bend  vair  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  gu.  Raley-. 
Arg.  a  bend  nebuly  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  gu. 

Bobking. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or.    Eustace. 
Arg.   crusily   and   a  bend   wavy   gu.      John   de 

Backing,  Y. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  crusily  fitchy  and  a  bend  az.     Colwike. 
Az.    crusily    or    a    bend    arg.       Sire    Thomas 

Fitz-Eustace,  N. 
Erra.  (but  in  pencil  also  crusily   ....)  a  bend 

vair.     Henry  de  Ralle,  A,  Harl.  MS.  0137. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  bend  arg.    Sire  John  Hauwaed, 

N.     Sire  William  Hauwaed,  0.     Sire  ....  de 

Howaet,  F.     Cael  de  Huntingfeild,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  6137.    Jeer  d'HuNTiNGFELD,  E. 
Gu.  crusily  bottony  and  a  bend   arg.     William 

Hawaed,  Y.     John  Hoemesby  (in  the  margin 

Oemesby),  F. 
Gu.   crusily  fitchy  and  a  bend  arg.      Cael  de 

HUNTINGFYLD,  A. 

Gu.   crusily   arg.    a    bend    chequy   or    and    az. 

Oemsby,  Norfolk.   Sire  William  de  Oenesby,  N. 

And  with  a  mullet  sa.  for  diff.     Sire  Johan  de 

Oenesby,  N. 
Gu.  crusily  or  a  bend  lozengy  erm.     Sire  Geffrey 

de  Aubemaele,  N. 
Gu.  crusily  or  a  bend  of  mascles  erm.    Aveeance. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  bend  or.     William  de  Peeston, 

A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.     Sir  William  de  Prestone, 

I. 
Gu.  crusily  and  a  bendlet  or.    Hereni  de  Chaues, 

F. 
Gu.  crusily  potent  fitchy  and  a  bend  or.  William 

de  Peeston,  A. 
Gu.  crusily  arg.  a  bend  vair.     Raleigh.    John 

Ralee,  Y.     Monsire  de  Raley  (co.  Devon  and 

Cornwall  added),  in  1502,  Y. 
Gu.  crusily  or  a   bend   vair.     Rabey  or   Raby. 

Henry  de  Rat.fy,  F.      Henry   de   Ralle,  A. 

Raleigh.     Henry  de  Roleie,  E. 
Or    crusily    and     a    bend     gu.        Holbeooke, 

Suffolk.     Sir  William  Huntingfield,  I. 
Or  crusily  sa.  a  bend  gu.    John  de  Nevile  le 

forestier,  B. 
Sa.  crusily  and  a  bend   arg.     Sire   Thomas   de 

Longevilees,  0. 
Sa.  crusily  and  a  bend  of  five  lozenges  conjoined 

arg.     Robert  de  Weefeild,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137, 

fo.  93. 
Sa.  crusily   fitchy   and    a  bend   or.      Henri   de 

Haninvile,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137;  or  Hamdvile, 

E. 
Sa.  crusily  and  a  bend  engr.or.    Whitfield. 
Sa.  crusily  and  a  bend  of  seven  fusils  conjoined 

or.    Robert  de  Witefeld,  E. 
Cups 
Arg.  a  bend   sinister   betw.   in  chief  three  co- 
vered cups  and  in  base  as  many  falcons  sa. 

Scaeboeough,  Glusburn,  co.  York. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  covered  cups  or.    Butlee, 

Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.44. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  covered  cups  or.  Botelee, 

co.  Lancaster.    John  Butler,  Bishop  of  Ox- 
ford 1777 ;  Hereford  1788-1802. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three   covered   salts   or. 

Fellingham.     Follingham. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  covered  cups  sa.  Bottellee, 

Wildeche,  V.    Botellee,  V*. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  ewers  sa.     Wood,  V*. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  covered  cups  or.     M. 

John  Botelee,  S. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  cups  or.     Sire  William  le 

Botilee,  Wemme,  N. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  covered  cups  or.    Butlee, 

Beauifey,  co.  Lancaster.    Botelee  or  Butlee, 

co.  Lancaster.     Boteller,  Borde  Warington, 

co.  Lancaster,  V. 


1  I£ND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Escallops 

Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  escallops  arg.  Peter. 
Petee,  Baron  Petre  of  Writtle,  Essex,  21  July 
1603,  Z,  351.  Petee,  Fidlers,  Essex;  the 
heiress  m.  Canning. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  Sir  Cle- 
ment Cotteeell,  Groom  Porter  to  James  I. 
Cotteeell,  Hadley,  Middlesex.  Coteeell,  V. 
Cotteeell,  South  Repps,  Norfolk. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Daniel, 
Ireland.     Garraway. 

Erm.  a  bend  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  Cotterell. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  escallops  arg.      Wignall. 

Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Wignale, 
V.    Wignall,  V*. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  escallops  or.  John  le 
Channosley,  F.    Channesley,  V*. 

Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Kemp, 
co.  Devon. 

Vert  a  bend  erm.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Hued. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  six  escallops  az. 
Eschalard  de  Mont  Tyeelle  (?  Monsyrole)  C. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  sa.  Cockeeell. 
Cotteeell.    Waltham.    Walton,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  arg.  Monsire  de 
Frechevile,7.  FEECHEviLL,Staveley,co.Derby, 
V.  John  Feeschevile,  F.  Feescheville, 
Staveley,  co.  Derby;  co.  Devon;  and  co.  Not- 
tingham ,  temp.  Henry  III ;  Barony  29  Edward 
I;  Baron  Frescheville  of  Staveley  1604;  the 
co-heirs  m.  Pawlet,  Warwick,  D'Arcy,  and  Cole- 
peper.  Freshfield,  co.  Derby.  Freshfield, 
Moor  Place,  Betchworth,  Surrey.  Feeshvtll. 
Freshwell.  And  with  a  pierced  mullet  gu.  in 
chief  of  the  bend  for  diff.  M.  Rauf  Freschevill, 
S. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  escallops  or.  Cruse, 
Cruse  M orchard. 

Az.  a  bend  compony  or  and  sa.  betw.  six  escallops 
arg.  Treveyston,  V.  Teeveson  Teevison 
or  Teevysen. 

Az.  a  bend  indented  point  in  point  or  and  gu.  betw. 
six  escallops  of  the  second.     Ceuse,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  escallops  arg.     Beeton. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  or.  Daniell,  V* ; 
Tideswell,  co.  Derby  ;  a  co-heiress  m.  Meverell. 
Danyell,  Tyddeswall,  co.  Derby,  V.  Daviell, 
Fulljames,  Hasfield  Court,  co.  Gloucester ; 
descended  from  Fuljambe  or  Foljambe,  Walton, 
co.  Derby.    Tyddeswall,  V*. 

Az.  a  bendlet  betw.  six  escallops  or.  John 
Daniel  or  Daniell,  E. 

Az.  a  bend  per  bend  indented  arg.  and  gu.  betw. 
six  escallops  or.  Ceuwys,  Morchard  and  Ne- 
therep,  co.  Devon ;  the  co-heirs  m.  Sharland 
and  Melhuish.  Cbews,  Fotheringham,  co. 
Northampton,  and  Cruse  Morcbard,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  arg.     Wygnall. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  or.    Chameesley. 

Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  six  escallops  arg.  Baeee 
or  Baeeey.  Beaupel,  V*.  Sire  Robert 
BEAUPEL,iV.  Beopell  or  Beepell,  Cornwall. 
Sr.  Robert  Kempe,  co.  Devon ;  and  Cornwall,  V. 
Kemp,  V*. 

Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  six  escallops  or.  Beawpell. 
Saxilby,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  arg.  Folkingham. 
Foulchampe.    Fowlchampe. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  escallops  or.  Inglett, 
Allington,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  escallops  arg.  Foljambe, 
Wakefield,  co.  York.      M.  Godfry  Foljambe,  S. 


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*.ont. 


Escallops  cont. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  or.  Thomas 
Folegambe,  E.  Foliahu,  V*.  Sr.  Godfrey 
Foliambe,  Walton,  co.  Derby,  V.  Foljambe, 
Walton,  and  Linacre  Hall,  co.  Derby ;  Os- 
berton,  co.  Nottingham ;  and  Aldwarke,  co. 
York.     Foulion,  co.  Derby.      Foulchampe  or 

Foulgeham,  co.  Lincoln. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  or  within  a  bordure 

engr.  gu.     Foliambe,  Croxdon,  co.  Stafford. 
Escucheons 
Az.  a  bend  per  bend  dancetty  gu.  and  arg.  betw. 

two  escucheons  or.     Ceewse,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  bend  vair  betw.  three  escucheons  sa.  each 

charged  with  a  pheon  of  the  field  a  bordure 

engr.  gu.  bezanty.  Briggs,  Halifax ;  and  Birst- 

with  Hall,  Ripley,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  bend  vert  betw.  three   inescucheons    gu. 

Patmer,  co.  York. 
Estoiles 
Az.  a  sinister  bend' arg.  betw.  two  stars  of  the 

last.     Barr,  France. 
Az.  a  bend  sinister  in  chief  two  estoiles  in  like 

bend  or  in  base  the  end  and  stock  of  an  anchor 

gold    issuant    from    waves    of    the    sea    ppr. 

Shiffner,  Combe   Place,   Sussex ;    Baronetcy 

16  December  1818. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.   three  estoiles   or.    Asterley 

or  Asterly.     Asterley   or   Esterley,   East 

Newton,  and'Willingham,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.    a   bend   betw.   six   estoiles   gu.     Chipman, 

Bristol. 
Az.  a  bend  raguly  betw.  six  estoiles  or.     Payne, 

Midlow,  St.  Neot's,  co.  Huntington. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  estoiles  arg.     Hanford. 
Gu.a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  stars  with  as  many  points 

of  the  second.     Kenelworth. 
Or   a   bend   betw.   six    estoiles    az.       Skegnes, 

Skegnes,  co.  Lincoln. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  estoiles  or.  Astroby.  Estby, 

co.  Lincoln.     Esteby,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Az.  semy  of  estoiles  and  a  bend  or.     Persam. 

Feathers 
Or  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  pens  gu.    Ridelx. 

Fire-balls 
Arg.  a  bend  eDgr.  az.  betw.  two  fire-balls  ppr. 

Symonds,  Pilsdon,  co.  Dorset;  quartering  per 

fess  sa.  and  arg.  a  pale  cotinterchanged  on  each 

piece  of  the  first  a  3-foil  slipped  of  the  second, 

being  an  augmentation  granted  1587. 
Arg.   a  bend  engr.   az.   betw.   two  fire-balls   sa. 

Symonds,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  a  bend  raguly  arg.  betw.  six    fire-balls    or 
•     flamed  in  cross  ....     Symon,  Cambridge,  W. 

Fish 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  fishes  embowed  bendwise 

arg.     Martham,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  fishes  bendwise  arg. 

Martham. 

Barbels 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  barbels  arg.    French. 

Dolphins 

....  a  bend  or  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  arg. 

French,  Cranfield,  Essex. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  dolphins  naiant  arg. 

Trench. 
Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two   dolphins   embowed 

bendwise  or.     Lenton,  co.  Buckingham  ;  and 

Aldwinkle,  co.  Northampton  ;  granted  21  March 

1584. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  or.    Frankland, 

co.  York. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Fish  cont.  Dolphins  cont. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  haurient  embowed 
or.     Francklin,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  bendwise 
or.    Franklyn,  Buckfaster,  co.  Devon,  W. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  bend- 
wise arg.  French,  Sussex,  W.  French, 
Stream,  Sussex ;  sometimes  with  a  label  of 
three  points  az. 

Gu.  a  bend  nebuly  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed 
bendwise  arg.     Seriant  or  Serjant,  Kent,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  nebuly  betw.  two  dolphins  haurient 
arg.     Sariant,  V*. 

Gu.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed 
bendwise  arg.     Martham,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  nebuly  arg.  betw.  two  dolphins  em- 
bowed or.  Sargant  or  Sergeant,  Dynton,  co. 
Buckingham. 

Gu.  a  bend  nebuly  or  betw.  two  dolphins  arg. 
Sargant  Sargeaunt  or  Sergeant,  Northum- 
berland, j  ;■   , 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  bendwise 
arg.     Frenche,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  haurient 
arg.    French,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed 
naiant  arg.  Tulse,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1684. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  bend- 
wise or.    French,  Kent.    French,  W. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  dolphins  haurient  em- 
bowed arg.     Frfnch,  V*. 

Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  dolphins  naiant  or. 
French,  1730. 

Az.   a   bend   or  betw.   three   fishes   naiant   arg. 

Gornay,  Calais.     Gornaye. 
Sa.  a  bendlet  betw.  three  fishes  haurient  arg. 

French, W. 

....  Dolphins 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three    dolphins    naiant    or. 

Frankland,  co.  York. 
Gu.    a    bend   wavy    betw.  three    dolphins    arg. 

Martham. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  dolphins  or.     Osborne. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  fishes  haurient  arg. 

Coupir. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  arg.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  erm. 

Borough,    Norham,    co.    Devon;    and    Kent. 

Burrowes,  Kent,  W. 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  arg.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or. 

Borough,  Norham,  co.  Devon;  and  Kent. 
Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  arg.   Wragg. 
Gu.   a   bend   vair    betw.    two  fleurs-de-lis    arg. 

Blois,  Grundisburgh  Hall,  and  Cockfield  Hall, 

Suffolk;  Baronetcy  15  April  1686. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or.   Bliss. 

Isley. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de- 
lis  counterchanged.     Smith,  Dorchester. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  over  all  a  bend  betw.  two 

fleurs  de-lis  arg.     Hexstall,  co.  Stafford,  V. ; 

and  Hexstall,  co.  Warwick.    Hextall,  V.* 
Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  abend  ....  betw.  two  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.    Hepstall. 
Sa.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Bloys, 

Ipswich,  Suffolk. 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  erm. 

Burrowes,  V*. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Cantelow 

or  Cantelo,  co.  Salop.     Cantelo,  co.  Salop,  V. 

Cantelupe  or  Cantelow.    Hart,  co.  Devon ; 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

and  Highgate,  Middlesex.  Hart,  Yarnacombe, 

co.  Devon;  quartering  Prowse.      Haet,   Scot- 
land. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.    betw.  three   fleurs-de-lis    or. 

Cantelow,  co.  Salop. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.     Hert, 

Bony-Tracy,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.    a    bend    arg.    betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 

Redmere,  V*. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Scarbar 

or  Scarber,  Ireland.     Soarber,  V. 
Sa  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Hart, 

Hampton-Wick,   Middlesex.      Harte,    Melton 

Mowbray,  co  Leicester. 
Arg.  a  bend  lozeugy  gu.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  az. 

Flote,  France. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  gu.   Sr.  Richard 

Fitz-Ellis,  V. 
Arg.    a    bend    gu.  betw.  six    fleurs-de-lis   vert. 

Beston.    Pointington  or   Pontington,  Pen- 

nycott,     co.      Devon,     temp.     Edward    III. 

PoYNTINGTON,  W. 

Arg.  a  bend  fusily  purp.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Barnard,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  a  bend  of  eight  and  a  half  lozenges  purp. 
betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  vert.  Archinbald  Barnard 
or  Barnarde,  a  Gascoigne,  born  in  England, 
lord  of  Halnaby.  co.  Lincoln  ;  granted  24  Nov. 
1580;  Harl.  MS.  6169,  fo.  1. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  (or  bees)  sa. 
Beston,  Kyrke  Beston,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  (bend  V*)  bendlet  arg.  betw.  six  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.     Cooke,  W. 

Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  fleurs-de  lis  arg.  Crooke. 
Crowke,  V*. 

Az.  a  bendlet  or  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Crowke,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  nebuly  or  betw.  six  fleurs-de  lis  arg. 
Billcliffe,  Turgauby,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Fitz- 
Ellis. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  a  bend  of  four  lozenges 
betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  all  counterchanged. 
Potenger,  quartered  by  Bingham. 

Sa.  abend  arg.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Redmere, 
V.    Redmore. 

Az.  flory  or  and  a  bendlet  (or  baston)  compony 
arg.  and  az.  Joan,  daughter  of  Charles  (Capet) 
II,  King  of  Navarre  and  Count  of  Evreux, 
second  wife  of  Henry  IV;  quartering  Na- 
varre. 

Gu.  flory  or  a  bend  compony  arg.  and  sa. 
Gaugate. 

Flower Rose 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  rose  and  in  base 
a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  Overton,  Lea,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  in  chief  a  rose  and  in  base  a 
fleur-de-lis   gu.      Orton  or   Ortun,  Lea,  co. 
Leicester.     Overton,  co.  Stafford,  V. 
. . .  .Roses 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  roses  gu.  seeded 
arg.  barbed  vert.  Mac  Brouder,  Ireland; 
Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  145. 

Columbines 

Sa.  a  bend.  arg.  betw.  three  columbines  of  the 
second.     Walshe,  Colbye,  Norfolk. 
Roses 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  Penrose, 
Ireland.  Giles  de  Bridport,  Bishop  of  Salis- 
bury 1256-62. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. .  ..cont. 
Flowers  cont.  Roses  cont. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  roses  or  stalked  and 

leaved  vert.     Galiard  or  Gallard. 
Az.   a   bend  betw.  three  roses  or.      Galliard, 

London. 
Gu.   a   bend   betw.   three  roses  arg.   seeded  sa. 

Berondowne,  Cumberland. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  roses  gu.     Brideport,  co. 

Somerset.     Burport,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  roses  gu.     Warner. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  roses  gu.  seeded  of  the  field 

barbed  vert.    Warnek,  London. 
Gu.  a  bend.  betw.  six  roses  arg.  seeded  or.   Musis 

or  Le  Musis. 
Gu.  a.  bend  or  betw.  six  roses  arg.    Lemuses  or 

Lennuses,  Tournay. 
Or  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  roses  gu.    Warner, 

Essex,  V.     Warner,  Warnerhall,  Essex;  and 

Brokenthwait,      Kerbyoverbow,       co.       York, 

1730. 
Or  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  roses  gu.  barbed  vert. 

Warner,    Warner   Hall,  Brakenthwaite;    and 

Knaresborough,  co.  York.    Warner,  Waltham, 

Essex;  and  Sussex;  1609. 
3-Foils 
Or  a  bend  counter-embattled  betw.  two   3-foils 

slipped  sa.    Lewin,  V*.    Lewins. 
Or  a  bend  raguly  sa.  betw.  two  3-foils  slipped  vert. 

Lewen,  Siston,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  3-foils  within  a  bordure 

engr.  sa.     Knevet. 
Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 

Lawson,  Ireland. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  3-foils  arg.     Harnge. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or.  Harvey, 

Ireland. 
Or  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  3-foils   slipped  vert. 

Smithe,  V.    Smythe,  V. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  3-foils   arg.    Inbell  or 

Jubell.    Irebill. 
Sa.    a    bend    betw.  three   3-foils     slipped   arg. 

Irbill. 
Or     a     bend    betw.    six    3-foils     slipped    purp. 

Hackwell,  W.    Hackwell  or  Hake  will,  Tot- 

ness,  co.  Devon ;  and  co.  Lincoln.    Huckvile, 

co.  Devon. 
5-Foil 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  in  chief  a  5-foil  gu.  and  in 

base  a  sword  in  pale  az.  bladed  or.      Bennie 

Benny  Benzie  or  Binney,  Scotland. 
Arg.    a    bend    betw.    two    5-foils    sa.     William 

Bentham,  Bentham,  co.  Gloucester, V.  Thomas 

Bentham,  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  &c.  1560-79. 
Arg.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  three  5-foils  pierced  sa. 

Ranson. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.   Fraser, 

Farralane;  quartering  arg.  three  antique  crowns 

gu- 
Or  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  5-foils  gu.    Warner, 

Essex,  V. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  the  second  three  5-foils 

of  the  first  over  all   a  bend  compony  of  tho 

second  and  gu.    Greshall. 
Sa.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  5-foils  or.     Povey; 

confirmed    12   May    1588.       Thomas    Povey, 

Master  of  Requests  temp.  Charles  II. 
Sa.  a  bend  engr.  vert  betw.  six  5-foils  or.    Povey. 
Az.  semy  of  5-foils  or  a  bendlet  compony  arg.  and 

gu.    Rodville. 

Fruits Acorns 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  acorns  or.      Ackers  or 

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1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Fruits  cont.  Pears 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  pears  (another  slipped) 

or.    Abbey  of  Austin  Canons  at  Hartland  or 

Hertland,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  pears  erect  or  leaved  vert. 

Clopton. 
Garbs 
Az.  a  bend  voided  betw.  two  garbs  arg.  Tillotson, 

co.  York. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  garbs  arg.  Walworth, 

London ;   and  Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  bend  raguly  arg.  betw.  two  garbs  the  upper 

one  or  the  lower  of  the  second.    Sir  William  de 

Walworth.  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1374  and 

1380,  ob.  1383,  Harl.  MS.  1349. 
Gu.  a    bend    raguly    arg.   betw.  two   garbs   or. 

Killinghall,    Cumberland.      Walworth,    V. 

Walworth,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1374  and 

1380. 
Gu.   a  bend  betw.  two  garbs   or.      Roo,  Lon- 
don. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  garbs  or.    Richards. 
Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  garbs  placed  bendwise 

or.    Riccard,  Hatfield,  co.  York. 
Sa.   a  bend  raguly    arg.    betw.    two    garbs  or. 

Whetcrofte,  Suffolk. 
Az.  a  bend  gu.  ( old  glass  shows  it  or)  betw.  three 

garbs  or.     Sandbache,  co.  Chester,  Harl.  MS. 

1535,  fo.  26. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Kempe, 

Norfolk. 
Az.    a    bend    vert     betw.     three    garbs     arg. 

Holdsheffe. 
Gu.    a    bend    raguly    betw.    three    garbs    arg. 

Killinghale,  V*. 
Gu.    a   bend   engr.   arg.  betw.   three    garbs   or. 

Walwarne,  London. 
Gu.  a  bend   raguly   arg.  betw.  three   garbs  or. 

Killinghall,  Middleton  St.  George,  co.  Dur- 
ham, 1390.     Killinghaulle,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  garbs  or.     Kempe, 

Kent ;  Norfolk ;  and  Suffolk. 
Sa.  a  bend  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  eight  garbs  of 

the  second.    Bures. 

Gouttes 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  eight  gouttes-de-sang  four 

and  four.    Loxam. 
Gu.  goutty-d'br  a  bend  of  the  last.    Yarmouth, 

co.  Devon. 
Or  goutty-de-sang.  a  bend  gu.    Jernouthe,  W. 

Hammers 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  hammers  and  five  lozenges 

sa.    Bolron. 
Arg.   a  bend    fusily  betw.   three    hammers   sa. 

Bolron,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  bend  of  six  lozenges  conjoined  betw.  as 

many  hammers  with  the  clawed  ends  to  the 

dexter  sa.    Bolron,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Hands 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  dexter  hands  arg.     Bracey 

or  Brassy. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  two  hands  and  arms  couped  at 

the  elbows  arg.  habited  in  mail  ppr.     Brace, 

co.  Worcester. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped  arg. 

Lovedon. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped 

ppr.     Brace. 
Gu.  a   bend   betw.  four  sinister  hands  apaumy 

couped  arg.     Loveden,  Fyfield  and  Buscot,  co. 

Berks;  granted  1589.     Lovedon,  V. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Head....  Beast 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  buck's  head  erased 

and  in  base  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 

Garrow,  Bolnore,  Cuckfield,  Sussex. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  deer's  head  erased  and 

in    base    three    crosses     croslet     fitchy     arg. 

Petree. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  stag's  head  couped 

(?arg.)  attired  or  and  in  base  three  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  of  the  second.     Garrioch,  Kin- 
stair,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  bend  chequy  arg.  and  az.  betw.  in  chief  a 

buck's  head  erased  and  in  base  a  cross  couped 

and  pierced  or.    Bulk,  Scotland. 
Or  a  bendlet  betw.  in  chief  a  stag's  head  erased 

and  in  base  a  hunting-horn  sa.  garnished  gu. 

Porterfield,  That  Ilk. 

(Monster)  Unicorn 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  unicorn's  head  erased 
and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.  Denison, 
Kilnwick  Percy,  co.  York.    Dennison. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  in  chief  a  unicorn's  head 
erased  ppr.  and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  gu. 
Denison,  Rusholme  Park,  co.  Lancaster ;  and 
Stockgrove,  co.  Buckingham. 

....  a  bend  or  betw.  in  chief  a  unicorn's  head 
erased  ....  and  in  base   four  crosses  croslet 
flory  (?  fitchy)  ....  Foster,  Wadsworth  Banks,' 
and  Heptonstall  Slack,  near  Halifax. 
Heads (Beasts)  Boars 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  boar's  heads  erased  bend- 
wise  arg.  Hake,  Peterborough,  co.  North- 
ampton. 

Deer 

....  a  bend  betw.  two  buck's  heads  cabossed  .... 
More,  Morehouse,  co.  Sussex. 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  buck's  heads  cabossed 
sa.     Cranage,  Pixley,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  a"  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  buck's  heads 
cabossed  (sa?)  and  attired  gu.  Nedham, 
Sharington,  co.  Salop,  Z,  320. 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  buck's  heads  cabossed 
sa.  Needham,  Viscount  Newry  and  Morne 
18  April  1625,  Earl  and  Viscount  Kilmorey 
12  January  1822. 

Arg.  a  bend.  engr.  az.  betw.  two  buck's  heads 
cabossed  sa.  Sr.  Robert  Needham,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  stag's  heads 
cabossed  sa.  Needham,  quartering  arg.  on  a 
chief  vert  a  cross  tau  betw.  two  mullets  arg. ; 
Earl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  187 ;  Viscount  Newry  and 
Morne  18  April  1625;  Earl  and  Viscount  Kil- 
murrey  or  Kilmorey  12  January  1822. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  bucks'  heads 
cabossed  sa.  attired  or.  Needham  or  Nedham, 
Nedham  in  the  Peak,  co.  Derby,  1154 ;  ancestor 
of  Needham,  Cranage,  co.  Chester;  and 
Thornsett  (by  marriage  with  Mellure),  as  well 
as  of  its  branches  at  Snitterton  and  (by  marriage 
with  CadmanJ  Cowley,  co.  Devon  ;  as  well  as  of 
Needham,  co.  Hertford,  co.  Leicester;  and 
Suffolk. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  stag's  heads  couped  or. 
Haworth,  Haworth,  co.  Lancaster.  Haworth^ 
Hull  Bank  House,  Hull;  Rowlston  Hall,  Horn- 
sea, co.  York ;  Barham  Wood,  co.  Herts. 
Howorth,  Howorth,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  buck's  heads  erased  or. 
Kettle,  London. 

Az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  buck's  heads  erased 
or.    Hare  ware,  co.  Warwick. 

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1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Deer  cont. 
Gu.  a  bend  embattled  or  betw.  two  buck's  heads 

cabossed  arg.  attired  of  the  second.     Crofts  ; 

granted  25  July  1709. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  a  bendlet  gu.  betw. 

two  stag's  heads  cabossed  or.     Henhull. 
....  Foxes 
Or  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  fox's  heads  erased  gu. 

Tidcombe,  Estcot,  co.  Wilts ;  granted  1693-4. 
....  Leopards 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  leopard's  heads 

jessant-de-lis  or.    Dennis,  Pucklechurch,   co. 

Gloucester. 

....  Lions 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

Mello.     Mells,   V*.      Meyles     or    Mills. 

Moles. 
Arg.  a  bendlet  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

Mells,  Mells,  co.  Chester,  W. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  sa.  langued 

gu.    Meoles,  co.  Chester. 
Or  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 

Cooper,  Hackesworth,  co.  Nottingham. 
Or  a  fess  chequy  az.  and  arg.  surmounted  by  a 

bend.  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  of 

the  last  all  within  the  royal  treasure  of  the 

fourth.     Stuart,  Mains,  Scotland. 
,  Or  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 

Gritton. 
Or  a   bend  betw.    two   lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

Fassett. 

....  Otters 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  otter's  heads  couped  gu. 

Leithingtown  or  Ltvington,  Saltcoats,  Scot- 
land. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two   otter's  heads 

couped  sa.    Lethington. 

....  Oxen 
Ai-g.  a  bend   engr.  az.  betw.  two  bull's   heads 

cabossed  or.     Nedeham. 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  two 

bull's  heads  sa.    Halgate  or  Holgate,  Hels- 

worth,  co.  York. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  bull's  heads  couped 

or.     Thomas  Secker,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1735, 

Oxford  1737,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1758-68. 
Gu.  a  bend  counter  engr.  betw.  two  bull's  heads 

erased    or.      Saker    or    Sacker,    Feversham, 

Kent  ;     confirmed     1615.      Thomas     Secker, 

Bishop   of  Bristol   1735,   Oxford  1737,  Arch- 
bishop of  Canterbury  1758-68,  portrait.  Secker. 

V*.    Sacre,  V*. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  two  bull's  heads   couped  sa. 

Holgate,  Walden,  Essex. 
Vert  a  bend    embattled   betw.  two  bull's  heads 

erased  arg.     Strasacker. 
Vert  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  bull's  heads  erased 

arg.    Strasacer,  V.    Strasacker.    Strasacre, 

V*. 

Heads ....  (Birds)  Eagles 
Gu.  a  bend  vairy  or  and  az.  betw.  two  eagle's 

heads  couped  arg.     Kelyerton. 

Herons  and  Storks 

Az.  a  bend  -vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  two  stork's 

heads  erased  arg.    Stalebroke,  London. 
....  Lapwings 
Az.  a  bend  vairy  of  two  rows  or  and  gu.  betw.  as 

many  lapwing's  heads  erased  arg.     Stalbrock, 

London,  V. 

....  Pelicans 
Az.   a   bend   arg.  between    two   pelican's   heads 

erased  or.     Horman. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Heads  cont.  (Monsters)  Griffins 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  griffin's  heads  erased 

or.    West,  Cliff,  Sussex. 

Unicorns 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads  erased  az. 

Smith,  Milford,  Surrey  ;  confirmed  29  June  1667. 
Az.  a  bend  wavy  or  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads 

erased  arg.  maned  gold.     Pierce,  Canterbury, 

Kent. 
Gu.  a  bend  embattled  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads 

erased  or.     Pearse,  Bradninch,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  a  bend  wavy  arg.  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads 

erased  or.  Peeres  or  Perse,  Westdown,  Kent. 

Piers,  West  Downe,  Kent,  W. 
Sa.   a  bend  raguly   betw.  two  unicorn's   heads 

erased  or.   Peirce.    Piers. 

.. .  .(Beasts)  Bears 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  or. 

Westden,  co.  Lincoln. 

.... Boars 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

sa.    Wall,  Preston,  and  Wallrush,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  arg. 

Gordon,    Stichel,    and    Lochinvar,     Scotland. 

Gordon,  Cardiness,  Scotland.    Peters,  Aboyne 

Castle,  co.  Aberdeen. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or  a 

label  of  as  many  points  arg.     Gordon,  Craigh- 

law,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or 

within  a  bordure  of  the  last.  Gordon,  Troquhan, 

Scotland;  a  cadet  of  Lochinvar. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  or. 

Gordon,  Sherm,  Scotland;  a  cadet  of  Lochinvar. 
Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 

or.     Gordon,  Dengeuch,  Scotland;  a  cadet  of 

Lochinvar. 
Or  a  bend   sa.    betw.   three    boar's    heads   gu. 

Camdoy. 
Or   a   bend   betw.  three   boar's    heads   fesswise 

couped  sa.    Camery,  V. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  sa. 

armed  of  the  field.     Camerey  or  Camery. 
Vert  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  arg. 

Peters     Peterson    Peiters     Petres     and 

Petrus,  Scotland. 
Vert  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or 

armed  and  langued  gu.    Peters,  Scotland. 
....  Deer 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  between  three  stag's  heads 

cabossed  sa.  Needham,  Lenton,  co.  Notting- 
ham ;  and  The  Varteg,  co.  Monmouth  ;  quar- 
tering  Lee,  Manning,  Allison,   and   Coulson. 

Needham,  co.  Hertford ;  granted  1586. 
Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  buck's  heads  couped 

arg.     Haworth,  Manchester. 

Dogs 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  greyhounds  heads  erased 

sa.    Waldron. 

Leopards 

....  a  bend   engr.  betw.   three  leopard's   heads 

jessant-de-lis. . .  .Wrott,  Gunton,  co.  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

jessant-de-lis  or  on  the  bend  a  martlet  of  the 

field  for  diff.     Dennis,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or 

jessant      fleurs-de-lis      gu.        Cantelow      or 

Cantelupe. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or.     Nott 

or  Notte,  London;  and  Sheldesley,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts;  Leopards  cont. 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  arg.  Petee, 

Ireland. 
Gu.   a  bend.    engr.    az.    betw.    three    leopard's 

heads      or     jessant-de-lis      of     the     second. 

Dennis. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  az.    Waldie, 

Hendersyde,  Kelso,  co.  Roxburgh. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  az.  on  the 

bend   a   crescent   ....   for  diif.      Waldy,   co. 

York  and  co.  Durham  ;  descended  from  Waldie, 

Kelso. 
Or  a  bend   az.   betw.  three   leopard's  faces  gu. 

Waldo,  quartered  by  Sibthorp. 

Lions 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

crowned  (of  the  second  another)  or.  Pederton, 

Cornwall;  and  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  a  (bend  V*.)  bendlet  gu.  betw.  three  lion's 

heads    erased    sa.    crowned    or.      Pederxon, 

Cornwall,  V. 

....Wolves 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  sa. 

Massy. 

(Birds)  Crows 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  crow's  heads  erased  arg. 

Cassie. 

....Falcons 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased 

sa.    Gelouer,  V. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased  arg. 

beaked    or.     Chartesey  alias  Cheesey,  Kent, 

V.    Chaetsey,  V*. 

. .  ..Hawks 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  arg. 

Chaetsey,  Kent. 

....  Herons 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  heron's  heads  erased 

of  the  second.     Glover. 

....Pigeons 
Az.   a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  three  dove's   heads 

erased  ppr.    Taylor,  Heston,  Middlesex. 
....  Peacocks 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  peacock's  heads  and  necks 

erased  arg.     Gelouer,  V. 

Human  figure 

Az.  a  bend  or  in  chief  three  boy's  heads  couped  at 

the  shoulders  arg.  each  enwrapped  about  the 

neck  with  a  snake  ppr.  in  base  as  many  griffin's 

heads  erased  of  the  third.     Madock,  Hartbury, 

co.  Gloucester. 

....  (Monsters)  Dragons 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  couped 

sa.    Massy,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased 

gu.    Corson,  Suffolk. 

Griffins 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

sa.     Golever  or  Gollonee. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

gu.     Cueson,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  sa. 

Sr.  William  Waldeen,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 

V.      Waldeen,  Lord  Mayor   of  London  1412 

and  1422.    Waldeon,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 

1412  and  1422,  Harl.  MS.  1349. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  arg. 

Golevee  or  Golonee. 

Unicorns 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 

gu.    Wombwell,  co.  York. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Monsters)  Wiverns 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  wivern's  heads  erased 

sa.    Massy. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  wivern's  heads  erased 
gu.     Cueson,  Suffolk. 

Spears 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  cronels  sa.  Coenall,  V*. 

Cronall. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  three  spear's  heads  arg.    Ap- 
Dulfyn,     V*.       Kynvillera     ap-Dulfyn     Ap- 
Vaughan,  V.    Kynyillem,  V*. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  three  spear's  heads ....    Caeeiee, 
Wirksworth,  co.  Derby. 

(Beasts)  Leopards 

Arg.  a  bend  and  pile  betw.  four  leopard's  faces  gu. 
Gaeway. 

. . . .  (Monsters)  Unicorns 
Arg.  a  bend  between  four  unicorn's  heads  couped 
gu.    Wombwell. 

Human  figure 

Az.  a  bend  or  in  chief  three  boy's  heads  couped  at 
the  shoulders  arg.  each  enwrapped  about  the 
neck  with  a  snake  ppr.  in  base  as  many  griffin's 
heads  erased  of  the  third.  Madock,  Hartbury, 
co.  Gloucester. 

....  (Beasts)  Leopards 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  leopard's  heads  or. 

FlNCHINFIELD,       Suffolk.         FlNCHINGFELD,      V. 

Fynchingfeild,  W. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  leopard's  heads  or.    Hunt, 

Lynden  and  Hindon,  co.  Rutland  ;  and  Gayton, 

co.  Stafford.     And  with  a  mullet  on  the  bend  as 

if  for  diff.     Hunt,  not  of  this  family. 
Az.  a  bendlet  betw.  six  leopard's  heads  or.  Hunt, 

V.    John  Hunt,  Lyndon,  co.  Rutland,  W. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  leopard's  heads  and  necks 

erased    or.      Skull,    co.  Brecknock,   and   co. 

Hereford. 

....Lions 
Gu.   a  bend  betw.   six  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 

Skull,  Much  Cowarne,  co.  Hereford.    And  with 

a  mullet  on  the  bend  for  diff.      Sr.   Walter 

Skull,  co.  Hereford,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  lion's  heads  erased  or. 

Skull. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  lion's  heads  guard,  erased  or. 

Skull,  co.  Brecknock;  and  co.  Hereford. 
Gu.  a  bend  voided  betw.  six  lion's  heads  erased 

or.    Scull,  co.  Worcester. 

....  (Monsters)  Unicorns 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  unicorn's  heads  couped  arg. 

Wombwyll,  Wombwell,  co.    York,    1585,    W. 

Wombwell,    Wombwell     and    Silvercliff,    co. 

York. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  unicorn's  heads  erased  arg. 

Wombwell,  Wombwell,  co.  York,  Baronetcy 

26  August  1778. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  six  unicorn's  heads  erased 

arg.    Wombwell,  Northfeld,  Kent,  W ;  granted 

10  September  1574. 

Spears 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  cronels  sa.     Coenall,  V. 

Horn 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  buglehorn  sa.  stringed 
and  garnished  or  and  in  base  a  stag's  head 
couped  ppr.  attired  of  the  third.  Shard, 
Horsleydown,  Surrey. 

Horns 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  hunting-horns  sa. 
stringed  gu.     Pennycook,  That  Ilk. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Horseshoes 

Arg.  a  bend  wavy  gu.  betw.  two  horseshoes  of  the 
field  tbut  ?  az.)     Hodsdon. 

Arg.  a  bend  wavy  gu.  betw.  two  horseshoes  az. 
Hodson,  W. 

Insects . . . .  (Emmets) 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  emmets  sa.     Massy. 
(Gaddies) 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  gadflies  volant  sa. 
Bestow. 

(Bees) 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  bees  sa.  E-EESTON,Beeston 
Castle,  co.  Chester,  extinct  about  1626.  Beeston, 
Okebam, co. Rutland  and  Possbrook,  co.  Hants; 
a  heiress  m.  Modyford  and  Long. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  bees  volant  en  arriere  sa. 
Beston,  Kyrke  Beston,  co.  York.     Biston. 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  bees  volant  en  arriere  arg.  a 
crescent. ..  .for   ditf.     Wm.  Beestone,   1639; 
tomb  in  St.  Mary's  Church,  Lambeth,  Surrey. 
....  (Butterflies) 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  butterflies  volant  sa. 
Beeston,  V*. 

(Gadflies) 

Arg.  a  bendlet  betw.  six  gadflies  sa.    Beeston, 
co.  Chester,  V. 
Keys 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  keys  four  in  chief  and 
two    in    base    interwoven    and    endorsed   sa. 
Ridge,  co.  Lancaster. 
Leaves 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  oak  leaves  vert.     Shore, 
co.  Derby. 
Locks 

Per  fess  or  and  sa.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  pad- 
locks counterchanged.     Whitlock,  co.  Devon, 
granted  .... 
Lozenges 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  lozenges  of  the  last 
each  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Musgrove, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1850,  Baronetcy  2 
August  1851 ;  seal. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  lozenges  in  chief  and  as 
many  mattocks  in  base  sa.     Bolron. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  five  lozenges  and  three  pick- 
axes sa.     Bolron,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  five  lozenges  and  three  ham- 
mers sa.     Bolron. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  lozenges  and  three  pickaxes 
sa.    Bolron,  V*. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  lozenges  sa.  Wenington, 
Lincoln.      Wenington,     co.     Lancaster,     V. 

WlGINGTON.       WlNNINGTON.        WyNINGTON,     CO. 

Devon  ;  and  Birches,  co.  Lancaster. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  lozenges  or.     Plompton  or 

Plumpton,  co.  Lancaster.    Plomton,  co.  Lan- 
caster, V. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  lozenges  or  within  a  bordure 

arg.     Plompton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Az.   a  bend  betw.  six  lozenges  or  each  charged 

with  an  escallop  sa.     Pollen. 
Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  lozenges  ....     Juds. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  lozenges  or.     Fitz-Ives,  V. 

Fitz-Jues,  V*. 
Lures 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  lures   or.     Charley  or 

Charnley.     Wade. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  lures  or  within  a  bordure 

gu.  bezanty.     Wade,  London. 
Mascles 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  mascles   arg.      John   de 

Feeford,  Y. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Monsters 
Az.  a  bend  chequy  gu.  and  or  betw.  two  unicorns 

pass.  arg.     Charpentier. 
Mullet 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  pierced  mullet 

and  in  base  an  annulet  gu.     Samon,  co.  Not- 
tingham. 
Az.  a  bend  in  chief  a  mullet  of  six  points  in  base 

three  piles  wavy  or.     Fury,  Westminster. 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  or  in  chief  a  mullet  in  base  a 

stag's  head  cabossed   arg.      Stable,  granted 

1767. 

Mullets 
....  a  bend  ....  betw.  two  mullets  ....  Wytham, 

Wytham,  co.  Berks. 
Arg.  a  bend  raguly  betw.  two  mullets  az.  Bigger. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  mullets  gu.    Ayre. 
Arg.  a  bend  counterembattled  az.  betw.  two  mul- 
lets gu.     Bigger,  Edinburgh. 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets 

and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  (gu.  ?).     Mason,  Ayr, 

and  Rosebank,  Scotland.     Maison,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  bend  wavy  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets 

and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  within  a  bordure 

engr.  of  the  second.    Masson,  Inveresk. 
Arg.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  mullets  sa.    Peele 

or  Pill,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  gu.    Twtss. 
Arg.   a  bend  engr.   betw.    two   spur-rowels   gu. 

Glasford,  Douglaston.     Glassford. 
Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  in  chief  two  spur-rowels 

gu.  and  in  base  a  hunting  horn  of  the  second 

garnished    sa.      Glassford,    Borrostounness, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  sa.     Delapille. 

Pell.    Pyell. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  sa.  Peele, 

co.  Chester.     Peell,  V.    Piel,  V*.    Sir  Albert 

Pell,  Serjeant-at-law. 
Gu.  a  bend  sinister  arg.  betw.  two  spur-rowels  or. 

Asloum,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  erm.    Downton. 
Or  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  mullets  gu.    Mennicone, 

Paris;  and  Sunbury,  Middlesex. 
Or  a  bend  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  of  six  points 

sa.      Weoley,  Camden,  co.  Gloucester ;   con- 
firmed 25  April  1580. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets 

arg.      Bright,   V*.     Bright,  Claybroke,  co. 

Northumberland. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  mullets 

arg.    Bright,  quartered  by  Dalton,  1765,  in 

Sheffield  Church. 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  bend  betw.  mullets  counter- 
changed.    Bright,  Ireland. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets 

in  pale  arg.  Bright,  Carbrook,  and  Badsworth, 

co.  York;  Baronetcy  16  July  1660,  extinct  13 

September  1688 ;  the  heiress  m.  Liddell. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  bend  or  betw.  two  mullets 

arg.      Bright,     Bannercross,     Ecclesall,   co. 

York. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.     Biggar, 

Wolmet,  Scotland.  Dallas.  Langley,  Essex,  V. 

Large. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 

Robert  Large,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1439, 

Harl.  MS.  1349. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.      Dallas, 

Petsall,  co.  Stafford;  Baronetcy  21  July  1798. 
Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.   Clayton. 

Grosvenour,  co.  Stafford. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa.   John 

Piel,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1372,  Harl.  MS. 

1349. 
Arg.  a  bend  vert  betw.  three  mullets  gu.    Ivory. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  mullets  arg.     Wylie. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  mullets  or.     Berwell. 

HOOLEY. 

Or  a  bend  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  within   a  bor- 

dure  countercompony  arg.  and  az.   Le  Grande, 

1730. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  four  mullets  gu.  within  a  bor- 

dure  compony  of  the  first  and  az.     Legrand. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets. . . .     Moyne. 
Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  six  mullets  gu.    Large  or 

Lorge. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets  gu.    Feirs  Breton, 

Y.        John  Moyine,  X.  Pyne,  Cornwall. 

Thaworth.     Whelling,  Ireland. 
Arg.   a  bend   gu.   betw.  six  mullets   sa.    Pine, 

Cornwall.    Pyne,  Cornwall,  V.    Pyme  or  Pyne, 

Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  bend  per  bend  az.  and  gu.  betw.  six  mullets 

of  the  third.    Wellings. 
Arg.  a  bend  per  bend  az.  and  gu.  in  chief  three 

mullets  of  the  third  in  base  as  many  mullets  of 

the  second.    Wheling,  V*.    Whelyng,  V. 
Arg.  a  bend  per  bend  gu.  and  az.  in  chief  three 

mullets  of  the  second  in  base  as  many  mullets 

of  the  third.    Whelling.  Whelyng,  V,  Cotton 

MS,  Tiberius,  D,  10. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets  sa.      Ardes,  V*. 

Ardes,  Sharington,  co.  Buckingham.     Ardis, 

V.       Ardys.        Deards,    co.    Hertford;     and 

London. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets  arg.      Breton,  co. 

Lincoln;      and    Norfolk.      Fodringham,     co. 

York.    Forthingham,  Southampton.     Hanby. 

Holbert.   Houby,  Hoby,  co.  Leicester.  Sayton 

or  Seaton.     Seton.     Sayeton,   V.      Sayton, 

V*. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  pierced  mullets  arg.  Holbe, 

V. 
Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  mullets  or.  Frodingham, 

co.  York.     Frothingham,  Holderness,  co.  York, 

V.      Frothingham,   South  Frothingham,  co. 

York.    Jenkyn. 
Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  six  mullets  arg.   Hulbert. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets   or.      Breton,  co. 

Lincoln ;    and   Norfolk.     Robert  Breton,    Y. 

Monsire   John    Breton,    Y.       Sire     William 

Bretoun,    N.         Sire    Robert    Bretoun,   0. 

Fordringham,  co.  York.      Froddingham,  Hol- 
derness.    Hoby,  co.  Leicester. 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  six  pierced  mullets  or.  Breton, 

co.  Leicester ;  London  ;  Island  of  Jersey  ;  and 

co.  Stafford.     M.  Robert  Breton,  S.    John  fitz 

Robert  Breton,    25    Edward    III,    V.       Sr. 

Robert  Bretton,   V.      Sr.  William  Bretton, 

co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Az.   a   bend   betw.   six    mullets   or  pierced   gu. 

Beton.     Breton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets  arg.     Hamford,  co. 

Lincoln.      Hanford,   co.  Lincoln.     Hansard. 

Sr.  John  Hansard,  co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Edward 

I,  V.     Sire  Johan  Haunsard,  N. 
Sa.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  mullets  or.    Inckell. 

Nails 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six  nails  sa.    Tyler.    John 

Tyler,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1706-24. 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  nails  or.    Tyler,  V*. 
Vert  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  nails  or.    Tyler,  V. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Purses 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  six  pouches  sa.    Wolston, 

Cornwall. 
Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  pouches  arg.    Wolston,  co. 
Devon. 

Roundles Fountains 

....  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  fountains.     Sykes,  co. 
York. 

.. .  .Hurts 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  of  the  first  betw. 
two  hurts.    Gaughton. 

..  ..Ogresses 
Arg.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  of  the  first  betw. 

two  ogresses.     Goughton  or  Gowtheton. 
Or  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  arg.  betw.  two  ogresses. 

Gewthon  or  Gowtheton,  V.    Goughton. 
Or  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  of  the  first  betw.  two 
ogresses.    Jaqueman. 

....  Plates 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bend  sa.  in  the  second  and 
third  quarters  a  pierced  plate.    Borgillone, 
Norfolk. 

....Torteaux 
Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  torteaux.    Strutton, 
quartered  by  Pie  1713. 

...  .Bezants 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  bezants.    Carsist. 
Sa.  a  bend  ....  betw.  three  bezants.    Cane. 
Sa.  a  bend    raguly  arg.    betw.    three    bezants. 
Walworth. 

....  Fountains 
Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  three  fountains  ppr.  Sturton, 
co.  Somerset.    The  lord  of  Stourton,  V. 
....  Hurts 
Or  a  bend  vair  betw.  three  hurts.  Pitt,  Goldhall, 
co.  York ;  quartered  by  Lysley. 

Ogresses 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses.    Benvtll. 
Cotton,  Laughton,  co.  Leicester,  and  co.  Staf- 
ford.     Cotton,    Wittington,    co.    Gloucester. 
Cotton,  Bellaport,  co.  Stafford ;  and  Etwall,  co. 
Derby  ;  descended,  like  Cotton,   Connington, 
co.   Huntingdon,  from  Cotton,   Redware,   co. 
Stafford ;  originally  from  co.  Chester.     William 
Cotton,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1598-1621. 
....  Torteaux 
Arg.  a  bend.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux.    Oxtoby. 
Or  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux.    Courtney, 
co.  Somerset. 

....Bezants 
Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  six  bezants.    Armony. 
Az.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  bezants.    Lulle,  V. 
Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  bezants.    Caryfit. 
Caryset,  co.   Cornwall,  V.     Armony.     Fitz- 
Warren,  co.  York.      Monsire    la  Zouch,   Y. 
(?  Aymer  la  Zouche,  Y.) 
Gu.  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  six  bezants.    Carsey, 

Dykelborough,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  six  bezants.     Armony. 

Sr.  Armony  Cowgthe, 


Cought,  V,  Cowght. 
V. 


Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.   six  bezants.    Carset  or 
Careyset,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.   a    bend    raguly    arg.    betw.    six    bezants. 
Walworth,  V. 

Fountains 

Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  fountains  ppr.  Stourton, 
Baron  Stourton.     Sturton,  Sturton,  co.  Not- 
tingham.   Sr.  John  Sturton,  T. 
Ogresses 

Arg.  a  bend   embattled  sa.  betw.  six  ogresses. 
Burnell. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Eoundles  cont.  Plates 

Sa.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  plates.  Attributed  to 
Nicholas  Bubbewith,  Bishop  of  London  1406, 
Salisbury  1407,  Bath  &c.  1408-24. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  plates.  (?Aymer  la 
Zouche,  F.) 

Bezants 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  eight  bezants.  Sir  Amory 
de  la  Zouch,  L. 

Gu.  a  bend.  arg.  betw.  ten  bezants.  Sr.  Amory  la 
Zouch,  co.  Leicester,  V. 

Gu.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  ten  bezants.  Zouch,  co. 
Leicester.    Sir  Amery  de  la  Zouch,  L. 

Gu.  a  bend  engr.  erm.  betw.  ten  bezants.   Zouch. 

Gu.  bezanty  and  a  bend  arg.  Sir  Amory  la 
Souche,  N.    Sir  Amery  la  Souche,  0.   Zouch. 

Gu.  bezanty  and  a  bend  erm.     Sr.  Amory  de  la 
Zouch,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Saltires 

Az.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  six  saltires  arg.  within  a 
bordure  of  the  second.    Barclay. 
Spur-rowels 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  spur-rowels  gu. 
Glasford,  Douglastoun.     Glassford. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  in  chief  two  spur-rowels 
and  in  base  a  hunting  horn  gu.  garnished  sa. 
Glassford,  Borrowstounness,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  bend  sinister  arg.  betw.  two  spur-rowels  or. 
Asloum,  Scotland. 
Staves 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  crosiers  gu.    Denstll. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  crosiers  or.  Donsell. 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  four  crosiers  (or  crooks)  or. 
Donsell,  co  Devon,  V. 
Swords 

Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  a  bend  wavy  vairy  or  and 
erm.  in  the  second  quarter  two  swords  in  saltire 
surmounted  by  the  fasces  erect  ppr.  within  a 
chaplet  of  oak  vert  in  the  third  quarter  a  sword 
erect  within  a  chaplet  of  oak  all  ppr.  John 
Crowder,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1830. 
Trees 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  ivy  branches  ppr.  Ivett. 
Tressure 

Barry  of  three  or  and  chequy  arg.  and  az.  a  bend 
engr.  within  a  double  tressure  fiory  counter- 
flory  gu.  Stewart,  Baron  of  Garlies  19  July 
1607,  Earl  of  Galloway  9  September  1623, 
Baron  Stewart  of  Garlies  6  June  1796. 

Barry  of  three  or  and  chequy  az.  and  arg.  a  bend 
engr.  within  a  double  tressure  flory  counterflory 
gu.    Stewart,  Glassermont,  Scotland. 

Barry  of  three  or  and  chequy  az.  and  arg.  a  bend 
engr.  within    a   double   tressure    flory  coun- 
terflory within  a  bordure  gu.   Stewart,  Sorbie, 
Scotland. 
Tuns 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  tuns  lying  fesswise  or 
on  each   an  owl   arg.     Calton,  Babram,   co. 
Cambridge ;  granted  25  June  1567.     Catton. 
Wheels 

Vert  a  bend  betw.  three  wheels  or.    Denby. 
Wings 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  wings  az.  Batchelor, 
Easingwold,  co.  York.    Bacheler,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  three  wings  sa.    Bacheler. 

1  BEND  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Beast Dog 

Gu.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  erm.  in  chief  a  talbot 
pass.  or.    Walwyn,  V*. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. ...cont. 
Beast  cont.  Dog  cont. 

Gu.  a  bend  sinister  within  a  bordure  erm.  in  chief 
a  talbot  pass.  or.  Walwyn,  the  Hay,  co.  Bre- 
con ;  and  Longworth,  co.  Hereford. 

Gu.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  erm.  in  chief  a  talbot 
statant  arg.  armed  and  langued  az.  Walwyn, 
Witham,  Sussex. 

Gu.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  erm.  in  chief 
a  talbot  pass.  or.    Walwyn. 
Bird Martlet 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  four  cotises  sa.  in  chief  a  mart- 
let of  the  last.     Orleton,  Orlton,  co.  Salop. 
Canton 

Gu.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  lions  ramp,  or  a  can- 
ton of  the  last.    Dumberton. 

Arg.  a  bend  wavy  sa.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.  a  can- 
ton barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  az.     Cocke. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  erminois  betw.  two  crescents  or 
a  canton  gu.     Watts. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  5-foils  (or  frasiers) 
arg.  a  canton  gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa. 
Fraser,  Leadclune,  co.  Inverness;  Baronetcy 
27  November  1806,  quartering  arg.  three  an- 
tique  crowns  gu. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  stag's  heads  ca- 
bossed  sa.  a  canton  or.    Needham,  Kynoleton, 
co.  Derby. 
on  a  Canton Anchor 

Or  a  bend  vairy  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and 
as  many  towers  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  same  an 
anchor  in  bend  sinister  of  the  first  surmounted 
of  a  sword  in  saltire  ppr.     Boger. 
Beast 

Sa.  a  bend  or  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the 
first  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Gill,  co.  Hertford. 
....Bird 

Arg.  a  bend  wavy  sa.  betw.  three  cocks  az.  (an- 
other gu.)  on  a  canton  barry  wavy  of  six  or  and 
az.  a  swan  ppr.     Cocke  or  Coke,  co.  Hants. 
Castle 

Arg.  a  bend  sinister  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  on  a 
canton  of  the  last  a  castle  of  the  second. 
Carnell,  Kent. 

.  ...Flower 

Gu.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or  on 
a  canton  arg.  a  rose  of  the  field.  Ormsby,  quar- 
tered by  Gore. 

Head 

Gu.  a  bend  or  betw.  six  crosses  flory  fitchy  arg. 
on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  hind's  head  erased 
ppr.    Howard,  Hackney,  Middlesex. 
Saltire 

Sa.  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  on  a 
canton  of  the  last  a  saltire  gu.    Redhead. 
Chief 

Arg.  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  escucheons  gu.  each 
charged  with  a  fess  of  the  first  a  chief  of  the 
second.     Allestrey. 

Arg.  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  erm.  betw.  two  lion's 
heads    erased    gu.   a    chief   az.        Steel  or 
Steele. 
on  a  Chief Bars 

Or  a  bend  betw.  two  bull's  heads  couped  sa.  on  a 
chief  arg.  two  bars  gu.  surmounted  by  a  crutched 
staff  in  bend  az.  Robert  Holgate,  Bishop  of 
Llandaff  1537,  Archbishop  of  York  1545 ;  granted 
1541. 

Arg.  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  vairy  or  and  gu. 
on  a  chief  gu.  two  bars  or.  Nerbury,  co. 
Derby. 


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1  BEND  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . .  .cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Billets 

Arg.  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  erm.  betw.  two  lion's 
beads  erased  gu.  a  chief  az.  as  many  billets  or. 
Steele,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  bend  chequy  erm.  and  ermines  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three 
billets  of  the  field.     Stiell  or  Style,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  bend  chequy  erm.  and  sa.  betw.  two  lion's 
heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  billets  or. 
Steele. 

Arg,  a  bend  compony  erm.  and  ermines  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three 
billets  of  the  first.     Styel,  V*. 

Arg.  a  bend  compony  erm.  and  ermines  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  bil- 
lets or.     Styell. 

Arg.  a  bend  compony  erm.  and  (erminois  V*.) 
pean  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a 
chief  az.  three  billets  or.     Sir  John  Styell,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  countercompony  ermines  and  erm. 
betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az. 
three  billets  arg.     Sr.  John  Styell,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  countercompony  or  and  sa.  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  bil- 
lets or.    Steele,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  bend  countercompony  sa.  and  or  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  bil- 
lets  of  the   third.      Steele,  Hampstead,  co. 
Dublin,  Baronetcy  1788. 
....  Bird 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  in  chief  a  fox  pass,  and  in 
base  two  mullets  of  the  second  on  a  chief  of  aug- 
mentation or  the  imperial  eagle  of  Russia.  Wylie. 
....  Ghessrook 

Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  three  garbs  or  on  a  chief 
arg.  a  chessrook  sa.     Riccabde,  co.  York. 

Gu.  abend  vairy  arg.  and  vert  betw.  three  garbs  or 
on  a  chief  erm.  a  chessrook  sa.  betw.  two  be- 
zants. Ricaedo,  Gatcombe  Park,  co.  Gloucester. 
Chessrooks 

Gu.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  garbs  or  on  a  chief  arg. 
three  chessrooks  sa.  Thomas  Rycard,  Heyttes- 
feld,  co.  York,  V. 

Coronet 

Or  a  bend  chequy  az.  and  arg.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
a  chief  embattled  of  the  last  thereon  an  eastern 
crown  of  the  third  the  rim  inscribed  "  Ghuznee" 
in  letters  sa.  betw.  on  the  dexter  pendent  by  a 
riband  per  pale  vert  and  of  the  fourth  a  repre- 
sentation of  the  badge  of  the  third  class  of  the 
Order  of  the  Dooranee  empire  arid  on  the  si- 
nister pendent  from  the  like  riband  a  represen- 
tation of  the  gold  medal  presented  for  the  cap- 
ture of  Ghuznee.  Monteath. 
. . .  .Escallops 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  escallops 
or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many  escallops  of 
the  first.  Sir  Christopher  Puller,  Lord  Chief 
Justice  of  Bengal ;  ob.  1824. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  buck's  head  couped 
and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  three  escallops  gu.  Peteie,  Lewis- 
ham,  Kent. 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  stag's  head  couped 
and  in  base  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg.  on 
a  chief  of  the  last  three  escallops  gu.  Petrte, 
Portletham,  co.  Aberdeen. 

Arg.  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  fox's  (another 
wolfs)  heads  erased  ppr.  on  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond three  escallops  of  the  field.  Power,  Kil- 
fane  ;  Baronetcy  15  July  1836. 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... 

and  in  chief.  ...cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Estoiles 

Arg.  a  lion  pass,  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  on 
a  chief  az.  as  many  estoiles  or.  Cook,  London. 
Fish 

Sa.  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg.  on 
a  chief  of  augmentation  of  the  last  a  represen- 
tation of  the  fish  of  Mogul  barwise  per  pale  or 
and  vert  banded  vert  and  gu.  pierced  with  a 
shaft  erect  headed  with  a  crescent  and  by  other 
shafts  in  saltire  headed  variously  with  golden 
balls  an  annulet  etc.  Lake,  Baron  Lake  13 
September  1804,  Viscount  Lake  4  November 
1807,  extinct  24  June  1848. 
....  Fleurs-de-lis 

Or  a  bend  chequy  or   and  sa.  betw.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  as  many  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  field.     Style. 
..  ..Flowers 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  arg. 
on  a  chief  or  as  many  roses  gu.  barbed  and 
seeded  ppr.  Hall,  Whatton  Manor,  co.  Not- 
tingham. 

5-Foil 

Gu.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  escallops  or  on  a  chief 
of  the  last  a  5-foil  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Peters,  London. 

5-Foils 

Sa.  a  bend  vair  betw.  two  swans  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  three  5-foils  gu.    Reymond,  W. 
....  Heads  ( Beasts)  Horses 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six  Cornish  choughs  sa.  on 
a  chief  az.  three  horse's  heads  couped  of  the 
first  bridled  or.     Gostwick,  co.  Bedford. 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six  birds  sa.  on  a  chief  or 
three  horse's  heads  couped  erect  az.  bridled  of 
the  first.  Goslike,  V*.  Gostwyke,  V*. 
Sir  John  Gostyke,  co.  Bedford,  V. 

....Leopards 

Sa.  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  snakes  nowed  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  three  leopard's  faces  gu.  Addison, 
Nework  House,  Maidstone,  Kent ;  quartering 
Greenstreet. 

....  Mullets 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 
on  a  chief  of  the  second  as  many  mullets  of  the 
field.     Goskar. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six  martlets 
sa.  on  a  chief  or  three  mullets  of  six  points 
vert.    Gostwick,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  and  six  Cor- 
nish choughs  ppr.  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets 
or.    Gostwick,  Willington,  co.  Bedford. 

Arg.  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  ravens 
sa.  on  a  chief  or  three  mullets  vert.  Gostwick, 
V*.    Gostwik,  Cornwall,  V. 

Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  on  a  chief  gu. 
three  mullets  of  the  first.     St.  John,  Cornwall. 
....  Boundle 

Or  a  bend  sa.  fimbriated  arg.  betw.  three  pheons 
of  the  second  on  a  chief  gu.  a  bezant  betw. 
three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  field.    Longstaff. 
....  Spears 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  annulets  or  on  a  chief 
of  the   second  as  many  spears   of  the  field. 
Ruddiman,  Scotland. 
Fish 

Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  in  chief  a  dolphin 
naiant  arg.     Tatlock. 

Az.  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  or  in  the  si- 
nister chief  a  dolphin  arg.  Tatlock,  Ewell 
Surrey. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


Garb 


and  in  chief..  ..cont. 


Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  in  cbief  a  garb 

gu.    Whitford,  Scotland, 
Arg.  a  bend  between  two  cotises  sa.  in  chief  a  garb 

of  the  last.     Whitefoord,  Blairquhan,   Scot- 
land. 
Head 
Az.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  in  chief   an 

eagle's  head  erased  or.  Billesdon,  Lord  Mayor 

of  London  1483. 
Mullet 
Arg.  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  within  a  bordure 

engr.  and  in  the  sinister  corner  a  mullet  pierced 

sa.    Alspach. 

On  1  BEND 

Anchor 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  an  anchor  of  the  first.    Dilkes. 

Anchors 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  six    anchors  in   cross   arg. 

Belliston. 
Annulet 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  an  annulet  in  the  chief  point 

or.     Geffery  Stukeley,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend    gu.    an    annulet    or.      Avan, 

Wales. 
Arg.    on   a    bend  sa.    an    annulet  in    chief  or. 

Saintlo.    St.  Lowe,  V*.    Sayntlo,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  an  annulet  or.     Radcliff, 

co.  Leicester. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  an  annulet  in  the  centre. . .  .for 

diff.   a  label   of  three  points   arg.      Sir  John 

Lescrop,  fifth  son  of  Henry  first  Lord  Scrope 

of  Masham,  ob.  1405. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  an  annulet  gu.    Deane. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  an  annulet 

in  chief  of  two  heraldic  ibex  heads  or.    Sir  John 

Yong,  Lord  Mavor  of  London  1466,  Harl.  MS. 

1349. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  annulet  betw.  two  pheons 

issuing  out  of  the  same  as  the  first.     Comry. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  az.  an  annulet  or. 

Harington,  co.  Derby. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  on  a  bend  or  an  annulet 

....  Constable,  Dromonby,  Cleveland. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  on  a  bend  or  an  annulet 

and  below  it  a  crescent  in  chief.    Consteble, 

Swaffham,  Norfolk;  quartered  by  Caton. 
Annulets 
Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  two  annulets 

interlaced  in  the  chief  point  of  the  first.  Rowys, 

V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  annulets  or.    Bendtelly. 

BENTELEY,  V*.   BENTLEY,  V.  JohnWESTEMORE, 

V.    Westlemore. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.   three   annulets   or.    Avan, 

Wales.    Bechampe,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  annulets  of  the  field. 

St.  Low. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  annulets  or  gem -rings 

conjoined  or.    Hawberke,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  annulets  or.     St.  Loe, 

V*.     St.  Low.    And  with  a  label  of  three  points 

gu.     Sr.  John  Seyntloe,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  fimbriated  of  the  first  three 

annulets  of  the  field.    Dagnia,  South  Shields, 

co.  Durham  ;  and  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  annulets  of  the 

field.    Loadsman. 
Arg.   on   a   bend    engr.   sa.    three  annulets   or. 

Clarkson,  Kirton,  co.  Nottingham. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Annulets  cont. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa. 

three  annulets  or.    Sanderson,  Baron  Saun- 

derson  19   October  1714,    Viscount  Castleton 

2  July  1716,  Earl  of  Castleton  18  June  1720, 

Viscount  Castleton,  Harl.  BIS.  4040,  fol.  199. 

Saunderson,  Saxby,  Gainsborough,  and  Alford, 

co.   Lincoln ;    descended   from    Alexander    de 

Biddic,  co.  Durham  1330.     Saunderson,  Rous, 

co.  Lancaster,  and  Addington,  co.  Northampton. 
Per  fess  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  three  annulets 

counterchanged.    Abraham. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  annulets 

of   the    first.        Boogdylon    (a  mistake    for 

Bourguylon),  co.  Worcester.      Borgilon    or 

Bourgilon,  co.  Worcester. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  five  annulets  or.    Kearns, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  six  annulets  or.    Stockley  or 

Stokelley. 
A.rg.  on  a  bend  sa.  nine  annulets  or  interlaced  in 

threes.    Hawberke. 
Arrows 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  two  arrows  arg.    Weymouth. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  arrows  or  feathered  and 

headed  of  the  first  their  heads  toward  the  chief. 

Cholwill  or Cholvile,  co.  Devon ;  granted  1613. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three   arrows   of  the  field. 

Dawne  or  Dawn,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  arrows  or  feathered  of  the 

first  points   downwards  in  pale  of  the   bend. 

Cholwell,    granted    1613,     W.       Cholwill, 

Lodesford,  co.  Devon ;  confirmed  28  November 

1613. 
Barry  of  four  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  first 

three   arrows    of  the  second.      Dawney,    co. 

Chester. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

arrows    of    the  field.       Dawne,    co.   Chester. 

Venables,    co.    Lancaster.      M.    Richard    de 

Venables,  S. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

arrows  of  the  second.     Done,  Utkinton,  Flax- 
yards,  Duddon,  and  Oulton,  co.  Chester. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

arrows  or.  Dawney.  Donne  orDoAN,co.  Chester. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

arrows  or  in  pale  with  the  bend  feathered  and 

headed  of  the  second.     Dawne,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Sir  John  Done,  Utkinton,  co.  Chester,  W. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

broad  arrows  of  the  second.    Doue. 
Barry  of  seven  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

arrows  of  the  second.    Done,  Utkinton. 
Barry  of  nine  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

arrows  of  the  second.     Done,  Utkinton. 
Axe 
....on  a  bend  a  battle-axe  betw.  a  boar's  head 

couped ....  and  a  leopard's  face ....     Jeddon. 
Bar 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  bar  betw.  two  crosses  patty 

or.    Beaupere. 
Bars 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  two  bai-s  and  in  chief  a  lion 

ramp.  or.     Richard  Palingham,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  bars  dancetty  (indented 

V*.)  or.     Hatton,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bars  (alitor  gobbons)  of 

the   first  each   charged  with    a    saltorel    gu. 

Worsycke. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  bars 

of  the  first.     John  de  Routhe,  Y. 


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On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Bars  cont. 

Erro.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  barrulets  wavy  or. 
Getham,  V.     Gotham. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  bars 
or.    Levet  or  Levett. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  two  bars  gemel  of  the  first. 
Schorchee,  V*. 

Baston  sec  Instruments  ( Flute) 

Gu.  on  a  bend   eDgr.   or   a   baston    az.    Eliot 
Eliott    or    Elliott,   Stobbs,    co.   Roxburgh, 
Baronetcy  3  September  1G66. 
Beast. . .  .Dog 

Az.  on  a  bend  embattled  arg.  a  greyhound 
courant  betw.  two  escallops  sa.  Hornyold  or 
Horniold,  Hanley  Castle,  and  Blackmore  Park, 
co.  Worcester. 

Lion 

Arg.  (another  or)  on  a  bend  sa.  a  demi-lion  of  the 
first  betw.  two  ogresses.  Allott,  co.  Lancas- 
ter ;  and  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  first  fimbriated  erm.  a  lion 
pass.  gu.  betw.  two  acorns  az.     Rodes. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  first  fimbriated  ermines  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  betw.  two  acorns  az. 
Rhodes,  Bellair  and  Shapwick,  co.  Devon ; 
quartering  Sleech,  Andrew,  and  Cholwich.  John 
Rhodes,  Horbury,  eldest  and  disinherited  son 
of  Sir  John  Rhodes,  Barlborough.  Rhodes  or 
Rodes,  Great  Houghton,  co.  York;  the  heiress 
m.  Busk ;  descended  like  Rhodes  or  Rodes, 
Staveley-Woodthorpe,  and  Barlborough,  co. 
Derby ;  Baronetcy  1641,  extinct  1743,  the  heirs 
m.  Heathcote  and  Reaston  ;  (through  Francis 
Rodes,  Judge  of  the  Common  Pleas,  temp. 
Elizabeth ) ;  from  Gerard  de  Rodes,  Horncastle, 
co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Henry  II.  Sir  John  de 
Rodes.  co.  Nottingham,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Pallingham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  compony  gu.  and  or  in  the  chief 
point  a  lion  pass,  of  the  last.  Palingham, 
V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  ragulygu.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first. 
Comes,  London.  Goodwin,  Rawmarsh.  co. 
York ;  descended  from  Goodwin  of  East  Grim- 
stead,  Sussex  ;  the  heirs  m.  Oates  and  Crowder. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.     Gallop. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Pallingham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Duller, 
Duller. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  pass.  purp.  Sire  Henri 
de  Skrop,  N. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  pass,  in  chief  purp.  Sir 
Henry  Scroofe,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  Sir  Henry 
le  Scrope,  M.  Henry  le  Scroop,  Bolton,  Y. 
Monsire  William  le  Scroope,  Y. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  ramp,  in  chief  purp.  Sir 
Henry  Scrope,  Chief  Justice,  first  Lord  Scrope 
of  Bolton,  ob.  7  September  1336. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  Henry  Scrope, 
third  Lord  Scrope  of  Masham,  beheaded  5  Au- 
gust 1415. 

Barry  nebuly  (or  wavy,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius,  D, 
10,  fo.  887)  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a 
lion  pass. guard,  or.  Company  of  Haberdashers 
anciently  called  Hurrers  and  Milleners, 
London ;  incorporated  1447.  Company  of 
Haberdashers,  Exeter. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  lion  pass, 
betw.  two  roses  (arg.  another)  all  of  the  first. 
Lyngard  or  Lyngharde,  Willingburgh,  co. 
Northampton. 


On  1  BEND. 


.  cont. 


Beast  cont  Lion  cont. 
Barry  of  six  vert  and  gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  pass. 

betw.  two  5-foils  purp.     Magnes. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  lion  pass,  of 

the  first.     Brooke,  Whitchurch,  co.  Hants. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  Cynric  Efell, 

Lord   of    Eglwys    Egle,  son    of    Madoc,   last 

Prince  of  Powys-Fadog  ;  and  his  descendants, 

Broughton,  Wrexham  :  Davies,  Eton  House, 

Kent;    and    Trefynant,    co.   Denbigh    derived 

(like  Davies,  Marrington  Hall,  co.  Salop)  from 

Devies,  Gwysanney  and  Llanerch,  co.  Flint,  a 

heiress  m.  Puleston :  Eyton,  Leeswood,  co.  Flint : 

Lewis,    Hendrebiffa:    Parry,    Plas   Newydd : 

Roberts,    Nerquis  :   Williams,    Arddynwent : 

Wynne,    Hartsheath,    and    Tower,    co.    Flint. 

David,  North  Wales;  confirmed  20  April  1581. 

Davies,  Hanwell,  Middlesex.     Richard  Parry, 

Bishop    of   St.    Asaph    1604-23.      Williams, 

Aswarby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.    Parry. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  a  lion  pass.  sa.    Davis. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  pass.  sa.     De  Doway. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa.     Gollop, 

North  Bowood,  Temple,  and  Strode  House,  co. 

Dorset. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  pu.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  or.    Beanford  or  Beadford,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Beasts Dogs 

Gu.  on   a  bend   arg.  two   greyhounds  pass.  sa. 

Whitehouse. 

..  ..Antelopes 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  antelopes  pass,  of  the 

first  attired  or.     Halliwell,  Pike  House,  co. 

Lancaster;  a  heiress  m.  1720  Beswicke. 
....  Bears 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  bears  sa.   Letterington. 

Lettrington,  V*. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  bears  bendwise  statant 

sa.  muzzled Lettryngton,  V. 

Gu.    on    a    bend    or    three    bears    statant    sa. 

Luttrington. 

.. ..Boars 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  grices  pass,  of  the  first. 

Grice,  Iver,  co.  Buckingham;   and  Littleton, 

Middlesex. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boars 

pass.  arg.    Burton  or  Byrton. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 

bendwise  statant  arg.     Byrton,  V. 
Quarterly  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg. 

sa.     Legryle,  Brockdish,  Norfolk. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  boars 

sa.      Gryse,    Norfolk.      Legryle,  Brockdish, 

Norfolk.     Le  Grice,  Treriefe,  Cornwall. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  boars 

pass.  sa.  armed  or.    Grice,  Brokedish,  Norfolk. 

Grys. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  &i.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  boars 

bendwise  statant  sa.     Gryse,  Norfolk,  V. 
Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boars 

pass.  or.     Gryce,  Norfolk. 

Cats 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  cats  a-mountain  coward 

tails  reflexed  of  the  first.     Gawtree,  Boston, 

co.  Lincoln. 

Deer 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  hinds  pass Dale, 

Surrey. 
Sa.    on   a  bend   or    three    bucks    tnppaut    gu. 

Chevercot. 

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On  1  BEND....  cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Dogs 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  of 

the  first.    Neale  or  Nell. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.   three   talbots  of  the  first. 

Dale. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  greyhounds  courant  or. 

Neale. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  spotted  dogs  of  the  first. 
Firmage  or  Fixmage,  Ashfield,  Suffolk. 
. . .  .Goats 
Or  on  a  bend   gu.  three  goats   arg.    John   de 
Chevereston,  F.     Chynston  or  Chyneryston. 
Or   on   a    bend    gu.    three    goats    pass.     arg. 

Hollowell. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  armed  of 
the  first.    Cheriston,  V*.    Haleighwell,  V*. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  goats  arg.  attired  of  the 
first.      Chemorton.      Halligwell,    Holwell ; 
quartering  Norbury  and  Boteler,  the  heiress  m. 
Braye.     Haswell. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  attired  of 
the  first.   Cheritson.   Halwell  or  Halywell. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  goats  bendwise  statant 
arg.  armed  or.  Cheristone  alias  Haleighwell, 
V. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  goats  trippant  arg.  attired 

of  the  first.     Halliwell. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  armed  of 

the  first.    Atwyne,  V*.     Halywell,  V*. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  attired  of 

the  first.     Hallwell  Halwell  or  Halywell. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  goats  bendwise  statant 
arg.  armed  of  the  first.  Alwyn  alias  Halywell, 
V. 

Leopards 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  leopards 

ramp,  of  the  first.     Warren,  co  Yox-k. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  leopards  pass,  of  the  first. 
Firmage  or  Ffikmage,  Awfield,  Suffolk. 
. . .  .Lions 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  demi-lions  of  the  first. 

Hamme. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  pass,  in  bend  or. 
Mounsyer  Nicholas  Hawe,  T ;  but  Hawte,  T ; 
Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  ramp.  or.   Bourne, 

V*.    Hacote,  V*.    Hawe.    Hawte,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  ramp,  palewise  or. 

Bourne,  Kent,  V.     Sr.  Nicholas  Hawte,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  lions  pass,  of  the 

first.    Besny  or  Besyn. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the 
first.  John  de  Brentislee,  Y.  Brentisley,  V. 
Brentisle  Brentisley  or  Brentsley. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  pass.  or.  Lem. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard. 

or.     Wynisbury. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  or.    Rivers. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  palewise  or. 

Sr.  Laurence  Leni,  V.     Turroplere,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  tln-ee  lions  ramp.  or. 

Brantesley  or  Brantsley. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  pass,  of  the  first. 
Borne.     Haggar,  Bourne,  co.  Cambridge  ;  and 
Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

BLANTON,  V*.      EsiNGOLD. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  palewise  of 
the  first.     Blanton,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  of  the 
first.     Blanton,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  pass.  or.  Thornton. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or. 

Gerard,  Fisherton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  palewise  or. 

Sr.  Nicholas  Hawte,  V. 
Chequy    arg.    and    gu.    on    a    bend    az.    three 
lions    ramp,    of  the   first.        Sire    Robert   de 
Barkesworthe,    N.  Lerkesworth,    V*. 

Lekesworth,  Suffolk. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions 
ramp,  palewise  arg.    Sr.  Robert  Lerkesworth, 

Suffolk,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions 

pass.  or.     Chandler,  London. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three 

lions  pass.  or.     Chaundler. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  pass. 

bendwise  arg.    Clifford,  Frampton,  co.  Glou- 
cester, V. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  pass. 

guard,  arg.    Warren,  V*. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  pass. 

guard,  of  the  second.    Warren,  co.  York,  V. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  pass. 

arg.    Clifford,  V*. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

ramp.  arg.    Warren,  co.  York,  V. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions 

ramp,  of  the  second.    Barkworse. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three 

lions  pass,  of  the  second.     Edward  Chandler, 

Bishop  of  Lichfield,  &c  1717,  Durham  1730-50. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lions  pass. 

gu.    Warren. 
Chequy  or  and  nz.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  ramp. 

arg.    Joan  de  Clifford,  E. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  pass. 

of  the  first.     Clifford. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bendlet  gu.  three  lions 

pass,   of  the  first.    Clifford, 5  Frampton,  co. 

Gloucester. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  pass. 

guard,  of  the  first.     Warren,  V*. 
Chequy  or  and  nz.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  ramp. 

of  the  first.   Clifton,  Frampton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  ramp. 

guard,  of  the  first.     Warren,  co.  York. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  ramp. 

arg.    Barkworth,  Wyton,  co.  York. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  lions 

pass,  guard,  of  the  first.    Candeler,  co.  Hants. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or. 

Borne,  Kent. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  John  de 

Borne,  A ;  Harl.  MS.  6137.    Bourne,  Kent,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  ....  reguard.  or. 

Borne,  Kent. 
Erm.   on    a    bend    gu.    three    lions    ramp.    or. 

Browne. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  or. 

Barney,  Kent. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.     Sr.  John 

Huntingfeld,  Norfolk;  temp.   Edward  I,    V. 

Sire  Wauter   de  Hontingfeld,  N.     John   de 

Huntingfeild,  X,  Y.    Midleton,  co.  Chester; 

the  heiress  m.  Massey,  Harl.  MS.  1424. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  lions  pass.  sa.     Hagar. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  lions  ramp,  palewise  sa. 

MONGOMERY,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  Emmerson. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the 
first.     Firmage,  Awfield,  Suffolk. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Viens. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  pass.  arg.     Hagar, 

Bourne,  Essex ;  granted  16u5. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the 

first.     Brantwayte. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  or  three  lions 

pass.  gu.     Solers,  co.  Brecknock. 
Per  fess  indented  or  and  vert  on  a  bend  engr.  az. 

three  lions  pass.  arg.     Emerson,  Foxtou,  co. 

Durham;  granted  1535.    Emerson,  Tempo,  co. 

Fermanagh. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

pass,  guard,  or.     Beanford  or  Beauford,  co. 

Lancaster. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

pass,  guard,  in  pale  or  in  the  upper  part  of  the 

bend  a  label  of  three  points   as   the   second 

charged  with  nine  fleurs-de-lis   or.     M.  John 

Beaufort,  S;  i.  e.  John   de   Beaufort  eldest 

son   of  John   of    Gaunt    before    legitimation. 

Beauford,  V. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

pass,   guard,   or   a   label  of  three    points   az. 

bezanty.     Beauford. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

pass.    or.       Hubart    Hubert    or    Hubberd, 

Birchanger,  Essex;  granted  May  1578. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

ramp.  or.     Hubert,  V*. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

ramp,  palewise  or.   Hubbard,  V. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lions 

pass.  az.    Perry  or  Pery,  Walter,  co.  Devon. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lions 

ramp,  of  tbe  first.    Hdntingfield. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lions 

pass.  ppr.    Perry;  quartering  Watlington. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lions 

pass.  sa.      Pery,   Baron   Glentworth   21    May 

1790,  Viscount  and  Earl  of  Limerick  11  Febru- 
ary 1803,  Baron  Foxford  11  August  1815. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  of  the  first  three 

lions  pass.  az.    Pery,  West  Waters,  co.  Devon. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lions 

pass.  arg.    Percy. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lions 

ramp,  of  the  first.     Hubert,  Sunbury,   Mid- 
dlesex. 

.. ..Ounces 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ounces  pass.  or.   Watone. 

....  Oxen 
Arg.  on   a  bend  sa.  three   calves   of  the  first. 

Veaxe,  co.  Chester,  171 G. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  calves  pass,  of  the  first. 

Veale,  quartered  by  Lane. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  calves  statant  of  the 

first.     Robert  le  Vel,  A;  or  le  Yele,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  calves  or.    Yele,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  calves  pass.  or.     Veale, 

Over,  co.  Gloucester.     Welke. 
Arg.  on  a  beod  sa.  three  calves  bendwise  passant 
or.     Sr.  Peirse  Yele,  V. 

Sheep 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  rams  reguard  arg.  Ramry. 

Or    on   a   bend    sinister    gu.    three    rams    arg. 

Haleighwell,  glass  in  Stoke  Dabernon  Church. 

Urchins 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  hedgehogs  or.  Harris, 
Windsor,  co.  Berks. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Wolves 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  wolves  of  the  first.  Dale. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  wolves  pass,  of  the  first. 

John  Dale,  D.C.L.,  V.     Deale,  V. 
Arg.  on    a    bend    sa.    three    wolves    pass.    or. 

Bentley,  Brentwood,  Essex.     Bentley,  Birch 

House,  Bolton,  descended  through  Bentley, 

Bentley  Hall,  Burv,  from  Bentley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Bells 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  hawk's-bells  or.  Belton,F*. 

Bend 
Arg.    on   a  bend    indented    az.    a    bendlet    or. 

Bodyham. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  another  or.    Brescy, 

V.    Bressy,  V*. 
Az.  crusily    arg.    on    a    bend    or    another    gu. 

Richard  de  E stone,  E. 
Az.  crusily  or  on  a  bend  of  the  last  another  gu. 

Richard  de  Stone,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.   or  a  baston  az.    Eliot 

Eliott  or  Elliott,   Stobbs,   co.    Roxburgh ; 

Baronetcy  3  September  16G6. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  indented  arg.  another  of  the  same 

az.    Sire  Huge  de  Frenes,  N,  but  see  Saltire. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  indented  or  another  of  the  same 

az.  Sire  Walter  de  Frenes,  N,  but  see  Saltire. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  another  sa.  charged  with  two 

mullets  of   the   second    pierced   as  the   first 

alternately    with    as    many    swans    arg.      M. 

Robert  Russell,  S. 
Gn.  on  a  bend  vert  another  or.     O'Dulin,  Harl. 

MS.  4039,  fo.  155. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  another  az.     (?  Pitcher.) 
Quarterly  erm.  and  or  on  a  bend  engrailed  gu. 

another  plain  arg.  charged  with  three  3-foils 

sable.     Benson.    Benson,  Baysbrown,   1546, 

Hawksliead,  and   Lodge  Lane,  co.  Lancaster; 

and  Parkside,  co.  Westmoreland. 
Bends 
Sa.  on  a  bend  wavy  arg.  three  bendlets  wavy  az. 

Standen,  V. 
Billets 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  billets 

or.  Brakeley,  V.    Brakelley,  V. 
Chequy  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  billets 

or.    Brackley,  F*.    Brakeley.    Brakley,  V. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  billets  or. 

Brackley,  V*.     Parkeley. 
Chequy  gu.  and  erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  billets 

or.    Barkley. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  billets  palewise  each 

charged  with  a  torteau.    Laffer. 
Lozengy  erminois  and  sa.  on  a  bend  wavy  gu. 

three  billets  arg.     Blundell,  Deysbrook.West 

Derby,  co.  Lancaster;    quartering  Hollinshead. 
Sa.  on   a  bend    or  three   billets    of   the    first. 

Smith,  W;  quartered  by  Viell. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  six  billets  palewise  of  the 

shield  as  the  first.     Brette.  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  seven  billets  sa.    M.  Thomas 

Morrewes,  S. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  seven  billets  one  two  one  two 

and  one  sa.    Moreyns,  V*.  , 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  seven  billets  palewise  of  the 

bend  sa.    Sr.  de  Moryens,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  nine  billets  five  and  four  of  the 

first.    Brett. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  billets  of  the  first.    Brett. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  billets  sa.     Morieux,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  billets  of  the  first.   Mirehouse, 

Brownslade,  co.   Pembroke;    descended   from 

Mirehouse,  Miresike,  co.  Cumberland. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Billets  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  billets  sa.     Morow. 
Per  chief  or  arid  az.  on  a  baston  arg.  billets  sa. 

Goldwell,  V*. 

Bird Chough 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  Cornish  chough  in  the  dex- 
ter  chief  point  ppr.      Marden,  Marden,  co. 

Hereford ;  and  London. 

Eagle 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.      Joynek 

London  ;  and  Sussex  ;  granted  1591. 
Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  an  eagle  or. 

Mancestek  or  Manchester,  co.  Warwick. 
....  Martlet 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  martlet  sa.     Foliot. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  martlet  in  the  dexter  point 

sa.    Foliot,  Bromyard,  co.  Worerster. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  martlet  sa.     Pugin. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sinister  az.  a 

martlet  betw.  two  mullets  arg.    Mack,  Scotland. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  a  martlet 

betw.  two  5-foils  of  the  first.     Southall. 
Birds 
Gu.  on   a  bend   sa.  fimbriated  or  two  pierced 

mullets  and  as  many  ducks  arg.  membered  of 

the  first  alternately.     Sr.  Robert  Russell,  V. 
Arg.   on    a  bend    sa.   three   birds   of    the  first. 

Cariges,  V*.    Danby,  co.  York. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  birds  vert.     Danveks, 

co.  Northampton  ;  and  co.  Oxford. 
Gu.   on   a  bend   arg.  three  birds   az.     Stephen 

Patrington,     Bishop    of    St.    Davids     1415, 

Chichester  1417b. 
Gu.    on    a    bend    or    three    birds    sa.     Dyne, 

Northumberland. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  birds 

or.     Burbet,  Birthwaite,  co.  York. 
Per  bend  gu.  and  vert  on  a  bend  indented  arg. 

three  birds  sa.    Dickinson. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  sinister  arg.  three  birds  of  the  first. 

Dive,  V*. 

....  Canaries 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  three  canary  birds  ppr.   Kinneir, 

that  Ilk. 

Choughs,  Daws,  and  Ravens 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  ravens  in  pale  of  the 

field  as  the  first.     Cariges,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  magpies  ppr.    Canhey. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  daws  ppr.  Dawson 

Newcastle. 
Az.   on   a    bend    engr.   arg.   three   ravens    ppr 

Dawson,  Newcastle. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  daws  sa.  Dawson 

V*. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  ravens  close  sa 

Dawson,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  ravens  ppr.     Dive,  co 

Northampton. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr 

Portington,  Baruby-Dun,  co.  York. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  ravens  sa.  beaked  and 

membered   gu.     Portington,   Barnby   of  the 

Dean,  co.  York. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  Cornish   choughs  sa. 

Pans,  Whitstone  ;  descended  from  Robert  Pans, 

Master  of  the  Ordnance  to  Queen  Elizabeth. 
Gu.  on   a  bend   or  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

Brabasson  or  Brabazon. 
Per  bend  gu.  and  vert  on  a  bend  dancetty  arg. 

three  ravens  sa.     Chaycroft,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Per  bend  vert  and  gu.  on  a  bend  dancetty  or  three 

ravens  ppr.     Ceaycroft,  co.  Lincoln. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Birds  cont.  Choughs,  Daws,  &  Ravens,  cont. 
Per  pale  (vert  andl  gu.  on  a  bend  indented  arg. 

three  crows  sa.     Craycroft,  V*. 
Sa.    on    a    bend    three    Cornish    choughs    ppr. 

Portyngton,     Portyngton    in     Howden,     co. 

York. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  ravens  ppr.     Dive. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  sinister  arg.  three  ravens  of  the  first 

looking  to  the  sinister.    Dive,  V. 

....  Cocks 
Arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  first  fimbriated  sa.  three 
cocks  looking  behind  of  the  second.  Houghbrig, 

V*.      HOUGHBRIGE,  CO.  York,  V. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  last  three 
cocks  gu.     Hood,  Honridge,  Scotland. 

....  Cormorants 
Gn.  on  a  bend  wavy  arg.  three  cormorants  sa. 
beaked  and  membered  or.  Sr.  Robert  Reade, 
(?  co.  Lincoln),  V ;  Puisne  Justice  of  the  King's 
Bench  1490,  Chief  Justice  of  the  Common 
Pleas  26  April  1 507. 

....  Crows  see  Choughs 

....  Daws  see  Choughs 

....  Doves  see  Pigeons 

. . . .Ducks,  Drakes,  etc. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  sheldrakes  of  the  first. 
Dr.  Gilbert  Sheldon,  Ashmol.  MS.,  Wood,F,  33, 
fo.  93,  co.  Stafford.    Sheldon,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  shovelers  sa.  Reade, 
co.  Lincoln.    But  three  teals  sa.     Portington. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  nebuly  arg.  three  shovelers  sa. 
membered  of  the  first.  Reede,  Wembury,  co. 
Devon;  Visitation  1620. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  wavy  arg.  three  shovelers  sa. 
Rede,  Kent.     But  beaked  or.     Read,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  shovelers  sa.  membered 
of  the  first.    Reede. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ducks  arg.  (a  mistake  for) 
Russell. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ducks  arg.  Russell,  V*. 
Eagles 

Arg.  on  abend  az.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Dallamer. 
Sr.  Hugh  de  la  Mare,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Delaware  or  Delameere,  Essex.  Sire  Johan 
de  la  MARE.iV.  Sr.  Thomas  de  la  Mare,  Essex, 
V.  Delaware.  Guising.  Gymsying  Gyslyng 
or  Gyssinge.    Heydon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  eagles  displ.  the  bodies 
bendwise  sinister  or.     Gissing.     Gissinge,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  eagles  displ.  or  armed 
az.     M.  Thomas  Gissyng,  S. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  of  the  first. 
Gossinge  or  Gosson. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 
Hallington,  co.  Cambridge.  Kilwaeby.  Pave, 
V.     Paven,  V.     Pave  nt,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Phillip 
de  Abbington,  A.  Robert  Abington,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Abbington,  Dowdes- 
well,  co.  Gloucester.  Babington,  V.  Sr.  Richard 
de  Habington,  V.  Habington,  Henley,  co. 
Worcester.  Halampton.  Sire  Robert  de 
Halontone,  N.  Robert  de  Halwetun,  G. 
Harrington.  John  Panent,  Y.  John  Pa  vent, 
X.     Monsire  de  Pavent,  Y. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  an  annu- 
let of  the  second.  Abingdon  or  Abington, 
Dowdeswell,  co.  Gloucester ;  granted  1595.  An- 
thony Babington,  Gentleman  Usher  to  Queen 
Elizabeth;  granted  by  Cooke ;   V. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Birds  cont.  Eagles  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  in  chief 
a  crescent  of  the  second.  Habingdon,  co. 
Hertford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  in  pale  of 
the  shield  or.     William  de  Gabom,  F. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  beaked 
and  legged  az.  Abingdon,  Abingdon,  co.  Cam- 
bridge; Wichenford,  Brokhampton,  and  Hind- 
lip,  co.  Worcester ;  the  heiresses  m.  Compton, 
Branthwaite,  and  Fountain. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 
Erneley,  co.  Wilts.  Evell.  Mawley,  co.  York. 

PoPELLEY,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  John 
de  Boltdne,  G.  Earnley,  Sussex.  Ernle, 
Conock,and  BrimsladePark,co.Wilts;  branches, 
through  Ernle,  Etchilhampton, co.  Wilts;  Baro- 
netcy 2  February  1601,  extinct  20  December 
1787  (the  heiress  m.  Drax) ;  from  Ernle, 
Ernie,  Sussex;  and  Whetham,  co.  Wilts;  temp. 
Henry  III;  quartering  Finnamore  and  Kyrle. 
Ernley  (not  Erveley),  co.  Wilts.  Houghton, 
Gunthorp,  Norfolk.  Howghton,  V.  Mancourt. 
Warrington.     Yearly,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  the  bodies 
bendwise  sinister  or.  Emesley,  V.  Ernele, 
V*.    Evell,  V.    Erneley,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  beud  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  with  two 
necks  or.  Creneley.  Ebnell,  W.  Frnell 
{sic),  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Sir 
John  de  Hansted,  L. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  Amory. 
Ammory,  co.  Oxford.     Holton,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  eagles  displ.  sa.  Wolsey, 
curate  of  Hornsey  1664. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  eagles  displ.  sa.  armed  gu. 
Ammory,  co.  Oxford.     Ammary,  V. 

hz..  on  a  bend  or  three  eagles  sa.  armed  gu. 
Anvory. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.     Papenham,  V*.     Pappenham,  V. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.     Pakenham. 

Barry  nebuly  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu. 
three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first.     Grandon,  V*. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  arg.  Haward,  Cornwall.  Sire  Robert 
Hereward,  At.  Sr.  Robert  Herwarde,  co. 
Cambridge,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Harwood, 
Herward,  Horwode,  and  Whorwood. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  with  two  heads  arg.  Herward,  co.  Salop  ; 
and  Odiam,  co.  Hants. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  of  the  first.  Harwabd,  Cornwall ;  and 
co.  Worcester.     Herward. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 
Bagshote. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  or.  Badger  or 
Bagehott,  co.  Cambridge,  co.  Gloucester,  and 
co.  Leicester. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Backs, 
Trumpington,  co.  Cambridge.  Badger,  Hall 
Place,  Presibury,  co.  Gloucester.  Monsire 
Bagot,  Y.  John  Bagott,  Y.  Sir  William 
Bagott,  L.  or    Bagehot,  N.  Bacot  or  Bagot. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  fimbriated  engr.  or  tin  ee  eagles 
displ.  arg.     Selman  ;  granted  1789. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Sr. 
William  Baghott,  co.  Cambridge,  F. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Birds  cont.  Eagles  cont. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Selman, 

Middlesex  ;  and  Harrington  Ludlow,  co.  Salop. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  flory  counter-flory  sa.  three  eagles 

displ.  or.     Baddiford,  Dartmouth,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.   on   a    bend    arg.    three    eagles    displ.  az. 

Strother. 
Gu.   on    a    bend    arg.    three    eagles    displ.  sa. 

Southerne,  Fitts,  co.  Salop ;  granted-  or  con- 
firmed 1629. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  eagles  displ.  pointing  to 

the  sinister  sa.  Sotheron,  V*.  Sotherton,  F*. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  eagles  displ.  the 

bodies  bendwise  sinister  sa.        Sotheron,  W. 

Sotherton,  V. 
Gu.   on   a   bend    arg.  three    eagles    displ.  vert. 

Stroder,  V.  Thomas  Strother,  V.    Strodet. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  eagles  displ.  vert  armed 

gu.     M.  Thomas  de  Strothere,  S.     Thomas 

Strother,  A'. 
Gu.  crusily  arg.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  eagles  displ. 

of  the  first.    Brown  or  Browne,  London ;  and 

Norwich. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Lorraine, 

Z,  299,  524. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the 

first.    Bachecot. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.   Manley. 

Robert  de  Maulei,  G,  or  Maulee,  N.   Mauley. 

Sr.  Robert  Mawley,  co.  York,  temp.  Edward  I, 

F. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on   a  bend   gu.  three 

eagles  displ.  of  the  first.  Sr.  William  Grauntson, 

Q- 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.  Grandison  or  Grandson,  co.  Lancas- 
ter. Sr.  William  Grandeson,  temp.  Edward  I, 
born  in  Burgundy,  V.  Grandison,  F*. 
Grannson.  Sir  William  Grauntson,  I;  or 
Grantson,  Q.  Harl.  MS.  6595. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  on  a  bend  of  the 
first  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  second.  Langford, 
Bedford,  1607. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.     Papenham,  V. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.     Grandison,  temp.  Henry  III. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles 
displ.  arg.  Langford,  Selford,  co.  Bedford ; 
granted  March  1607. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 
displ.  of  the  first.    Papenham,  F*. 

Paly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ. 
or.  Sr.  William  G'ntson,  H;  or  de  Grantson, 
K ;  or  de  Graunson,  N.  Sire  Piers  de  Graunsom, 
0. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles 
displ.  and  armed  of  the  first.  Blonte  or 
Blunts. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.  Baxted,  Essex.  M.  Thomas  Blount, 
S.  Sr.  William  Blount,  Essex,  V.  Sr.  Hugh 
Blount,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Sire  Huge  le 
Blount,  N.  Hue  le  Blunt,  E.  Blount  or 
Blunt,  Essex.     Boxsted,  Essex. 

Quarterly  arg.  (az.  in  V*.)  and  arg.  in  the  second 
and  third  a  chev.  sa.  charged  with  three  mullets 
of  the  first  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  as  many 
eagles  displ.  arg.  Houghton,  V.  Howghton, F*. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  of  the  second  three 
eagles  displ.  of  the  first.     Horsemayden,  W. 

HORSEMYDEN,  F*. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Birds  cont.  Eagles  cont. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  eagles 

displ.  arg.     Blount. 
Sa.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  or  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

eagles  displ.  of  the  second.     Beston. 
Vair    on    a   bend    gu.    three    eagles    displ.   or. 

Geandon. 
Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  or. 

Sire  Symou  de  Maincestee,  N.      Mancestee 

or  Manchestee,  co.  Warwick.     Sir  Symon  de 

Manchestee  or  Mauncestee,  L. 
Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles 

displ.  of  the  first.      Sr.  John   Geandon,   co. 

Warwick,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  second  three 

eagles  displ.  or.     Geandon,  co.  Warwick. 
Vairy  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  eagles  displ. 

of  the  first.     Manestee. 
. . .  .Falcons 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  falcons  mounting  arg. 

jessed   and  belled  of  the  first.      Degge,  co. 

Derby  ;  and  Callow  Hill,  co.  Stafford. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  falcons  volant  of  the  first 

with   a   crescent  for  diff.     Simon   Degg,   co. 

Derby,  1716. 

....  Magpies  see  Choughs 

Martlets 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  tbree  martlets  of  the  first. 
Newald,  Cargow,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  martlets  or.  Haeding, 
Upcot,  co.  Devon.  Haeding,  London,  V. 
Haeding,  Newtowne,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  martlets  of  the  field. 
Buedett,  Rowell.    Haeding,  Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  martlets  or.  Beacestee. 
Beonton.  (?)  Clydeeowe.  Danvees,  co.  Wilts. 
Danvees,  V*.    Davees,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  martlets  or  winged  vert. 
Sr.  Thomas  Danvees,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 
Bileston.  Bongheeon.  Boughton,  co.  York. 
Ditton.    Hinton,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  of  the  first  in 
chief  a  crescent  of  the  second  (?  for  diff.).  Anne, 
Exeter,  V.  Anne,  co.  Northampton;  co.  Ox- 
ford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  or.  Anne,  co. 
Northampton.  Boaton.  Beoughton,  Kent,  V. 
Cueson,  Suffolk.  Davees,  Rougham,  Suffolk. 
Entwistle,  co.  Leicester.  Haeding,  London. 
Sire  Johan  de  Hasthoepe,  0.  Helion,  Asse- 
riston,  co.  Devon ;    extinct   temp.   Edward  I. 

Maleysell,  V*.      Sr Maloysell,    V. 

Noethage,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  martlets  or.  Davees, 
co.  Warwick. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  martlets  gu.  Botelee. 
Botellee,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  three  martlets  gu.  Dawson, 
Ireland;  London;  and  Allan  Bank,  Grasmere, 
Westmoreland.  Dawson,  Baron  Dartrey  28 
May  1770,  Viscount  Cremorne  9  June  1785, 
extinct  1  March  1813 ;  Baron  Cremorne  7  No- 
vember 1797;  Baron  Dartrey  1847  ;  quartering 
az.  three  torches  erect  ppr. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  martlets  sa.  Danlell. 
Faeeington. 

Az.  on  a  bend  dancetty  or  three  martlets  sa. 
Ceeceoft,  Crecoft. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
martlets  of  the  first.    Rotherfield. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and   az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

martlets  or.     Geey,  V. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

martlets  of  the  first.     Poynes,  Sussex. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  martlets 

or.     Paeteidge. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  martlets  or.     Cheyney, 

Tuddington,  co.  Bedford  ;  Kent ;  and  Woodley, 

co.  Berks. 
Erm.    on     a     bend     gu.    three     martlets     or. 

Cheyney. 
Erm.     on     a    bend     sa.     three     martlets    arg. 

Cueson.    Geavesend,  V*.    Geaveshend,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  or.  The  original 

coat    of    Cheney,    Sherland,    Sheppey,  Kent. 

Cheney,  Sussex,  V.     Sir  Roger  Cheney,  West 

Woodhays.   Cheney,  Tuddington,  co.  Bedford ; 

Kent ;  and  Woodley,  co.  Berks.      Geavesend 

or  Geaveshend,  Kent. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  martlets  sa.     Audby. 

Beabson,  Harl.  MS.  1603.     Eudeby.     William 

GUYNGTON,  Y.      OVINGTON,  V.      POETINGTON,  CO. 

York,  V.  Poetington,  co.  Lincoln  and  co.  York. 
Quinton,  F.  Quyntin,  V*.  Quyntine,  North- 
ampton, V.    Quinton  or  Quintin.     Wynn. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  martlets  sa.  Andby 
Andelby  or  Andeeby.  Audby,  V.  Audeby. 
Beabason,  V*.  Sir  Roger  Bbabazon,  N.  Sr. 
Roger  Beabazon,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V.  Beabazon,  Rath  House,  co.  Louth; 
descended  through  Brabazon,  Callistown,  from 
the  first  Lord  Brabazon.  Beabazon,  Baron  of 
Ardee  1618,  Earl  of  Meath  1627,  Harl.  MS. 
4040,  fo.  63,  Baron  Chaworth  1831.  Collens,  V. 
Collins.     Odeby,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  three  martlets  .... 
Dawson,  London. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 
Childeoy.    Clydeeoyce. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  martlets  arg.   Chesildon. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  arg.  Cueson. 
Onscott  or  Onslett. 

Paly  of  three  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  or  as  many 
martlets  of  the  second.     Blake,  Suffolk,  V. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
martlets  or.  Buedite,  V.  Rotheefield, 
V. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  or  three 
martlets  gu.    Cheynell. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mart- 
lets or.  Buedet,  Burthwaite,  co.  York ;  and 
Acomb,  near  York ;  Baronetcy  1665.  Prichaed, 
Osgodby,  assumed  31  July  1781  the  name  and 
arms  of  Buedet.  Buedeite.  Harl.  MS.  1392. 
(?  Dbaunsffeld,  Stubbs  Waldyng). 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mart- 
lets arg.    Rotheefield. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mart- 
lets of  the  first.  Sir  Richard  Martin,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1589. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mart- 
lets of  the  first.   Elton,  Ledbury,  co.  Hereford. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mart- 
lets or.     Le  Geos. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mart- 
lets or.  Legoos,  Crostwight,  Norfolk.  Geos, 
V.  Sire  Renaud  le  Geos,  N.  Geosse,  Cam- 
borne, Cornwall;  the  heiress  m.  Buller. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mart- 
lets of  the  first.  Caenus,  Astwitt,  Westmore- 
land.   Lacy. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mart- 
lets or  over  all  a  label  of  as  many  points  .... 
Lacy,  V.  The  label  of  the  fourth,  Lacy.  The 
label  of  five  points  of  the  last  each  charged  with 
an  ermine  spot  of  the  second.  Lacy,  Walshan- 
in-the-Willows,  Norfolk ;  and  Suffolk. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets 
of  the  first.  Grosse,  Camborne,  Cornwall ; 
the  heiress  m.  Buller. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  vert  three  martlets 
of  the  first.  Eardley.  Pettie  Petty  or 
Petye,  Tetsworth,  and  Henley,  co.  Oxford;  and 
Huntingdon,  co.  Warwick.  Yardly.  Yardeley, 
co.  Warwick.  And  in  chief  a  3-foil  slipped  of  the 
second.     Nicholas   Petty,   Warwick,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  martlets 
of  the  first  in  chief  a  label  of  five  points  erm. 
Racy,  Suffolk ;  but  ?  Lacy. 

Sa.  en  a  bend  arg.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 
(Nornel,  a  mistake  for)  Norvel,  that  Ilk. 

Vert  on  a  bend  dancetty  arg.  three  martlets  sa. 
Cracroft,  Hackthorn,  co.  Lincoln.  Craycroft, 
co.  Cambridge  ;  and  co.  Lincoln. 

....  Owls 

Arg.  on   a    bend    gu.  three  owls  of    the  first. 

TlLLINGTON.       TYLLINGTON,   V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  owls  or.  Tenterden, 
Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  owls  of  the  first. 
Flemyng.  Sir  John  Savtle,  Savile  Hall,  Meth- 
ley,  Thriberg,  and  Darnngton ;  heiresses  m. 
Finch,  Leech  and  Sotheron.  Savile,  co.  Lin- 
coln ;  and  Darton  Grange,  co.  Nottingham. 
Savile,  Baron  Pollington  1753;  Viscount  Pol- 
lington  and  Earl  of  Mexborough  1766.  Savill, 
V*.  Savill,  Rufford,  co.  Nottingham;  and 
Thornhill,  co.  York ;  Baronetcy  24  June  1611, 
Baron  Saville  of  Eland  and  Viscount  Halifax 
13  January  1688,  Earl  of  Halifax  16  July  1679, 
Marquis  of  Halifax  22  August  1682 ;  extinct 
1700.  Savile,  Copley,  co.  York,  Z,  362.  Sr. 
John  Sayvell,  V.  M.  John  Sayvill,  S.  And 
with  a  martlet  for  diff.  Savill,  Humby,  co. 
Lincoln.  But  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Savile, 
Copley,  co.  York.  Savile,  alias  Barkston, 
Howley,  co.  York;  Baron  Savile  of  Pontefract 
21  July  1628,  Viscount  Savile  11  July  1628, 
Earl  of  Sussex  25  May  1644;  extinct  1671. 
But  with  a  3-foil  slipped  sa.  for  diff.  Savtle, 
Blaby,  co.  Leicester.  But  with  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.  M.  John  Sayvill,  S.  But  with  a 
mullet  for  diff.  Savell,  Barraby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Savill,  Wath,  co.  York,  quartering  Fleming. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  owls  of  the  first  a  baton 
in  bend  sinister  gu.     Savell,  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  owls  ppr.  Savile, 
Savile  in  Dodsworth,  co.  York. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  owls  of  the  first. 
Stradley,  V. 

Pheasants 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  pheasants  or  in  chief  a 
crescent  (?  for  diff.)  of  the  second.  Ogill, 
Poppill,  Scotland. 

Pies  see  Choughs 

Pigeons 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  doves  of  the  first  with 

olive  branches  in  their  mouths  ppr.  Thomason, 

co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  doves  close  of  the  first. 

Pigeon,  Deptford,  Kent. 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Birds  cont.  Pigeons  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  doves  of  the  first  col- 
lared and  membered  gu.     Curson,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  doves  of  the  first  mem- 
bered gu.     Page,  Kent. 
....  Popinjays 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  popinjays  or.     Curzon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  popinjays  or  beaked  and 
legged  gu.  Sr.  Robert  Curson,  Kedleston,  co. 
Derby,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  popinjays  or  collared  gu. 
Roper-Curzon,  Baron  Teynhaml616;  quar- 
tering Roper.  Cursham  or  Curson.  Curzon, 
Baronetcy  1641 ;  Baron  Scarsdale  1761. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  popinjays  or  collared  and 
membered  gu.  Curson,  Kedleston,  co.  Derby. 
And  in  the  sinister  chief  a  crescent  of  the  last 
for  diff.    M.  Roger  Curson,  S. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  popinjays  vert  beaked 
and  legged  gu.    Curson. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  popinjays  vert.  Mon- 
sire  de  Dune,  Y. 

....Ravens  see  Choughs 

Sheldrakes  see  Ducks 

....  Shovelers  see  Ducks 
Swans 

Arg.  on  a  bend  wavy  az.  three  swans  of  the  first. 
Dawes,  London  ;  and  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  swans  of  the  first. 
Sheldon,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  swans  or.     Sheldon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  swans  ppr.  Clark, 
Bishop-Wearmouth,  co.  Durham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  swans  close  of  the  first. 
Hester.    Russell,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  swans  ppr.     Russell. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  swans  ppr.  membered 
and  armed  gu.  Russell,  Kentchurch,  co. 
Hereford. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  swans  arg.    Russell,  V. 
. ..  .Teals  see  Ducks 
Eagles 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  four  eagles  displ.  vert. 
Baxter,  Northumberland. 

..  ..Bougets 
Arg.  on   a  bend  az.    three  water    bougets    or. 

Sr.  Robert  Joce,  V.    Jorcey  or  Jorcie.    Mon- 

sire  Robert  Jorce,  Y.    Robert  Jorcee,  Y. 
Arg.  on   a  bend  az.  three  water  bousets  or  a 

crescent  of  the  second.  Dryton,  V*.  Drytun,F. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  water  bougets  or.    Joce. 

John  Joos,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  water  bougets  of  the 

first.     Boterford,  co.  Devon.    Sr.  Richard  le 

Roos,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  water  bougets  of  the 

first.    Boterwike. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  wavy  arg.  three  water  bougets  sa. 

Fauell,  Cornwall. 
Or  on   a  bend   gu.  three    water    bougets    arg. 

Cheverston.      Chimston,     V*.      Chtnston. 

Chymerstone,   V*.     Sr.  John  Chym'ston,   V. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  (but  V*  gu.  and  arg.)  on 

a  bend  sa.  three  water  bougets  of  the  second. 

Sr de  Birton,  V.    Byrton,  V*. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  water 

bougets  arg.    M.  John  de  Byrton,  S.     Monsire 

de  Byrton,  Y.    Bytton. 
Paly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  water-bougets 

arg.    John  de  Birton,  Y. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  i  BEND. 


.cont. 


Buckles 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buckles  of  the  field. 
Stirling,  Craig,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buckles  or.  Leslie, 
Scotland.  Leslie,  Baron  Leslie  and  Ballen- 
breich  before  1458,  Earl  of  Rothes  1458; 
quartering  Abernethy.  Leslie,  Ballybay, 
co.  Monaghan,  and  Leslie  House,  co.  An- 
trim ;  with  the  same  quartering;  removed  from 
Scotland  to  Ireland  1G14.  Lesly,  Lord  Lin- 
dores  25  December  1000,  extinct  ....  ;  with 
the  same  quartering ;  over  all  an  escucheon 
gu.  charged  with  a  castle  triple-towered  arg. 
masoned  sa.  for  the  title  of  Lindores.     Walter 

Leslie,  Lord  of  Ros  1367,  quarterly  with 

three  lions  ramp for  Ros,  Seal,  being  the 

earliest  instance  known  of  quartering  in  Scot- 

.    land.    Stirling,  Keir,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buckles  or;  quarterly 
with  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  debruised  by  a  rib- 
bon sa. ;  all  within  a  bordure  of  the  first. 
Leslie,  Meadowsall,  Glasgow  ;  and  Endordivit, 
Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buckles  or;  quarterly 
with  or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  debruised  by  a  ribbon 
sa. ;  all  within  a  bordure  chequy  vert  and 
arg.  Leslie,  Wardis  and  Findrassie,  co. 
Moray;  Baronetcy  1625.  And  with  the  same 
quartering  all  within  a  bordure  indented  and 
parted  per  pale  az.  and  arg.  Lesly,  Torry, 
Scotland.  And  with  the  same  quartering  all 
within  a  bordure  parted  per  pale  chequy  and 
counter-compony  gu.  and  or.  Lesly,  Burds- 
bank,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  square  buckles  or. 
Starling,  Stoppesley,  co.  Bedford ;  Lord  Mayor 
of  London,  1670;  granted  15  Sept.  16(51. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  embattled  az.  three  buckles  or. 
Lesly,  Aberdeen,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.az.  three  buckles  or.  Stirling, 
Ardoch,  Scotland,  Baronetcy  . . . .  ;  quartering 
arg.  a  cross  engr.  az. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  square  buckles  of  the 
first.    Roscellyn,  V* . 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  buckles  or.  Casye,  co. 
Warwick.     Wetshall. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  round  buckles  tongues 
pendent  in  bend  or.  Thomas  Cassy,  V. 
Roscellyn,  V.  But  the  tongues  fesswise  to 
the  sinister.  Rocellyn,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 
D  10. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buckles  of  the  first. 
Beawlot.  Stirling,  Kippendavie,  Scot- 
land, 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buckles  tongues  in 
chief  of  the  first.     Stirling,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buckles  or.  Bowhie. 
Bunekill  Bunell  or  Bunkell,  Scotland. 
Burn.     Stirling,  Keir,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  round  buckles  tongues  in 
chief  or.  Joan  de  Wantone,  E.  The  tongues 
in  fess.    Johan  de  Wanton,  F. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  buckles  or.  Stirling, 
Keir,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  fermails  of  the  first. 
(Another  gu.)     Kinge. 

Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  over  all 
on  a  bend  ....  three  buckles  ....  Stewart, 
Baron  Darnley  and  Earl  of  Lennox,  Duke  of 
Lennox  1581 ;  Earl  of  Newcastle  and  Duke  of 
Richmond  1603-4,  Baron  Stewart  of  Newbury 
and  Earl  of  Lichfield  1645;  extinct  1672. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Buckles  cont. 
Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  or  a 

bend  gu.  (another  sa.)  three    buckles  of  the 

first.      Stewart,    Bonkhill,    Scotland.      Alan 

Stuart,  Ochiltree,  1377,  Seal. 
Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  over  all 

on  a  bend  sa.  three  buckles  or.    Stewart,  Earl 

of  Angus;  quartering  Abernethy. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  round 

buckles  or.     Gransum.     Guson,  London. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  round 

buckles    points    upward    or.      Sir    Othes    de 

GiuuNDissoNji?.  Mounsyer  William  Grantsonn, 

T. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  round 

buckles  points  to  the  sinister  or.    Sr.  William 

Grandeson,  V.     Grandison,  see  the  glass  in 

the    church,    at    Seale,    Kent.      Sr.   William 

Graneson  or  Granutson,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 

D  10. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  round 

buckles  or.     Gremiston. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  square' 

buckles  or.     Grandeson,  V*. 
Cal  traps 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  caltraps  sa.    Gawler. 

Castles 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  two  castles  of 

the  first.     Ploncknett  or  Plunkett,  Ireland. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  two 

castles  or.     Plonckett  or  Plonkett,  Ireland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  embattled  counter-embattled  gu. 

three  towers  triple-towered  of  the  field.  Cheslin, 

London. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  embattled  counter-embattled  gu. 

three  castles  of  the  first.     Chestlin. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  towers  triple-towered  of 

the  first.     Ashborne  or  Ashburne,  Ireland. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  castles  sa.     Castell. 

Castle,  London. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  towers  triple-towered  sa. 

purtled  or.     Castell,  East  Hatley,  co.  Cam- 
bridge. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  castles  sa.     Castlyn. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three   castles  of  the  first. 

Castlyn. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  castles  sa.  Caslyworth 

or  Castellyn. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  towers  sa.    Castyworth, 

V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  towers  triple  towered  sa. 

Bennett,  Boston,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  embattled  arg.  three  towers  triple- 
towered  sa.     Cheslin,  London. 
Gu.   on  a  bend  or  three   castles  of  the   field. 

Castlyn. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  castles  sa.     Castelline. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  towers  sa.     Castyworth. 
Gu.  on  a  bend   or  three   towers  sa.  each  with 

another  on  the  top.    Castlyn  or  Chastelyn,  V. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  (?  three)  castles  arg.     Robert 

Dancastre,  Y. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  towers 

triple-towered  or.     Esterling. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  vert  three  castles 

or.     Rempston. 
Chevronels 
....  on  a  bend  ....  three  chevronels  ....  in  the 

sinister  chief  a  pierced  mullet  ....     Thomas 

Seguinton,  seal  5  Henry  IV. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  chev.  or.     Bencher. 

Fitton.     Sir  Richard  Fytton,  V. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Chcvronels  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chev.  erm.      Boteler, 

V*.    Boteller,  Bardfeld,  Essex,  V.    Botoler 

or  Butler,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chev.  or.    Boteler. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chev.  or.     Braylie  or 

Brulye.    Brinley.   Bruley  Brulye  or  Bruly. 

Hercy  (Roger,  Harl.  MS.  6137)  de  Bruili,  E. 

William  Bruley,  Waterstoke,  co.   Oxford,  V. 

Kyndall,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend   erm.   three   chev.  of  the   first. 

Hodiam,  V.    Prior,  Essex,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  ....  three  chev.  sa.    Englysvill, 

co.  Devon. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  chev.  gu.     Hodiam. 

Prior,  Roding,  Essex. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  chev.  gu.  betw.   four 

stars  of  eight  points  wavy  or.     Prior,  Essex, 

temp.  Henry  III;  co  Oxford;  co.  Lancaster;  co. 

Cambridge ;    and    also    Rathdowney,    etc.    in 

Queen's  County;  the  heiress  m.  Murray. 
Chessrooks 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  chessrooks  of  the  first. 

Bunbury.  Bunbury  and  Stauney,  co.  Cbester; 

and  Great   Barton,   Suffolk,    Baronetcy   1681. 

Richard  Bunbery,  V.    Bunbury,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  chessrooks  gu.     Boull. 

Combs 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  combs  or.     Combe. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  combs  bendwise   or. 

Combe,  V. 
Coronet 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  Saxon 

crown  or.     Burghill. 
Coronets 
Arg.   on   a  bend    az.  three    mural    crowns    or. 

Stanley,  V*. 
Crescent 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  crescent  or.     Stutheley. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  crescent  betw.  two  acorns  or. 

Muirhead,  Bredisholm,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  crescent  of  the  first  for 

diff.  Radcliffe,  Milnesbridge  House,  co.  York  ; 

Baronetcy  2  November  1813. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  crescent  in  chief  or. 

Sr.  John  Radclyff  de  la  Tour,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Or  on  a  bend   az.  .a  crescent   betw.   two  spur- 
rowels  of  the  first.     Napier,  Wright's  Houses, 

Scotland. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sinister  az.  a 

crescent    arg.    betw.  two    stars   of    the   first. 

Macky,  Scotland.      But  the  crescent  arg.  betw. 

two  spur-rowels  of  the  first.     Mack  or  Make, 

Scotland. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  crescent  az.    Anthtngham. 

Crescents 
Or  on   a   beod    engr.  erm.  two    crescents    gu. 

Broadoke,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  crescents  or.     Rider, 

co.  York.     Sr.  John  Ryder,  V.    Monsire  John 

de  Ryther,  X ;  or  de  Rither.  Y.    Monsire  de 

Ryther,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Ring. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crescents  or.    Godeston, 

Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Aynesytorth,  V.    Elmeden,  V.    Elmedon,F*. 

William  Elmedon,  X.    Elyndon,  co.  York. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  crescents  of  the  first  a 
.    label   arg.      Sir   Thomas   second   son   of    Sir 
Geoffrey  Scrope  of  Masham. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Crescents  cont. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  crescents  gu.    Hines, 

Ireland. 
Barry   of  five   az.  and  or  on  a  bend   sa.  three 

crescents  of  the  second.     Twitham. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crescents  arg.  Hibbert, 

London.     Hibbert,  Birtles  Hall,  co.  Cbester. 
Erm.   on   a  bend   engr.  sa.  three   crescents   or. 

Abbot. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  ....  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Duffy,  Ireland. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  sinister  arg.  three  crescents  sa. 

Waston,  Scotland. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  crescents  az.    Denovan, 

Scotland. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  first  three 

crescents  of  the   second.     Gargrave,  Nostel, 

and  Kinsley,  co.  York. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  cres- 
cents or.    Gargrave,  Snapthorpe,  and  Kynes- 

ley,  co.  York. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 

three    crescents    of    the    first.      Sr.    William 

Garde  grave,  V.      Gargrave,  V*.      Sir  John 

Gargrave,  Master  of  the  Ordnance  to  Henry 

V  in  France ;  and  Nostel,  co.  York. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crescents 

arg.       Dubber,  Beackworth,   Surrey;   granted 

1623. 
Lozengy  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  second  three 

crescents  of  the  first.    Gairgrave. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crescents  arg.     William 

Otter,  Bishop  of  Chichester  1836-40. 
Or  on  a  bend   gu.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Otter,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crescents  arg.     Clyndon. 
Or  on   a  bend   sa.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Clindan.     Gogill,  Semington,  Norfolk. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crescents  gu.  in  the 

sinister  chief  a  crescent  of  the  second  for  diff. 

M.  Nycol  de  Clyfton,  S. 
Sa.    on    a    bend    arg.    three    crescents    of  the 

field.     Ayksworth.      Charnock,  co.   Chester. 

Chernocke,     V.       Chernoke,    co.     Chester. 

Cdernoke,  V*. 
Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crescents  sa.   Mallard. 
Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crescents  sa.  in  the 

sinister  chief  point  a  mullet  of  the   second. 

Alderton,  Ipswich. 

Cross 
Arg.  on   a  bend   engr.  az.  a   cross   croslet   or. 

Clarke,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Clarke,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  first  fimbriated  engr.  sa.  a 

cross  croslet  gu.    Radcliff. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  dancetty  (or  indented')  sa.  a  cross 

patty  fitchy  or.     Lyston,  Essex,  V. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  a  croslet  of  the 

second.     Clifton,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  az.  a  cross  formy  arg.     Nelson, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1766. 
Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  a  cross  patty  fitchy  in  the 

chief  point  gu.     Albon,  V. 

Crosses 
Arg.  on  a  bend  compony  of  three  az.  and  or  two 

crosses  croslet  of  the  last.    Beaupree. 
Arg.  on    a  bend   compony   of  three  az.  and  or 

two  crosses  patty  of  the  last.    Beaupere,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  two   crosses  couped  of  the 
first.    Laudermonie,  Scotland. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  BEND....  con  t. 

Crosses  cont. 
on  a  bend  engr three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  ....     Richard  de  Richmond,  Seal,  If. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 

the  first.     Robert  Causton,  Ar.    Womwell. 
Arg.   on   a  bend    az.   three    crosses    croslet   or. 

KYNGESTON,  V*.     KlNGISTON,    V.     LOUDHAM,  V. 

Lowdham,  co.  Derby.     Ludham. 
Arg.   on   a  bend    az.   three    crosses    formy    or. 

Sybsey,  Westbarssam,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gn.  three  crosses  formy  of  the 

first.    Baynbiudge. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  of 

the  first.  Old  field,  Oldfield,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  or.  John 
Loudham,  V.  Thomas  Polhill,  1716.  Poley, 
V.  Poley  (removed  from  Poley,  co.  Hertford, 
to  Boxted  and  Badley,  Suffolk,  temp.  Edward 
III  or  Richard  II,  as  borne  by  Sir  Humphrey 
Poley,  1107.  Polley,  V.  Pooley.  Potey,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Enard. 
Arg.    on    a   bend    gu.  three    crosses   formy  or. 

M'Fadyen,  Scotland.    M.  Rauff  Poley,  S. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  bottony  of  the 
first  in   the  centre    chief  a   mullet  for    diff. 
Charnock,  Leyland,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl.  MS. 
14:J7,  fo.  272. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first.     Chaknocke  or  Chernocke,  Hulcot,  co. 
Bedford;  quartering  arg.  a  cross  engr.  gu.  1566, 
•with  a  crescent  in  centre  over  all  for  diff.  Harl. 
MS.  2109,  fo.  39;  Baronetcy  21  May  1661,  ex- 
tinct 1779  ;  an  heiress  m.  Smith  ;  derived  from 
Charnocke,  Charnocke,  co.  Lancaster ;  temp. 
John;  quartering  az.  a   cross   moline   and   in 
chief  a  ducal  coronet  or  for  Molyneux,  Harl. 
3IS.  1437,  fo.  17  ;  the  heirs  m.  Brooke,  Parker, 
and  Hoghton.     And  with  a  mullet  in  chief  of 
the  second.    Charnock.    Charnoke,  co.  Lan- 
caster, V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 
the  first.     Canston.    Caston,  co.  Cambridge  ; 
and  Suffolk.     Robert  Causton,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three   crosses  croslet 
fitchy  of  the  first.    Sr.  de  Cressenor,  Suffolk, 
V.        Cressenor     Cresnor      or      Cresnall, 
Morley,  Norfolk ;  and  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  formy  flory  of 

the  first.     Charnock. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  patonce  of  the 

first.     Golborne. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  patty  of  the  first. 

Charnock,  V. 
Arg.  cm  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  tau  of  the  field. 

Berd. 
Arg.   on   a  bend  sa.   three    crosses    croslet  or. 

Overton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Canston. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or.      Cressenor  Cresnor  or  Cresnall, 
Morley,    Norfolk;    and   Suffolk.       Cressener, 
Essex;  and  London.     Crestnox,  Attleburgh. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  patonce  or.     Sr. 

Thomas  Golborne,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu. 

Evaed,  V,  or  Everard,  V. 
Az.  on   a  bend   arg.   three    crosses  formy    gu. 

Bleton. 
Az.  on  a    bend  arg.  three   crosses   moline  gu. 
John  de  Bleton,  V. 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Crosses  cont. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  or  three 

crosses    patty    fitchy    gu.      Crouchard,    V*. 

Crowchaed,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  sa.  Reresby,  V*. 

Gu.  on   a   bend   arg.  three   crosses   croslet  sa. 

Reresby. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 

Reresby  or  Reresbdry. 
Gu.   on   a  bend    arg.    three    crosses    flory    sa. 

Grisley.     Reresby,  Thribergh,  co.  York. 
Gu.  on    a   bend    (another,  bendlet)    arg.   three 
crosses   patonce   sa.    Reresby,  Thriberg,  co. 
York,  V;  Baronetcy  16  May  1642,  extinct  11 
August  1748. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  crosses  patonce 

sa.  an  annulet  for  diff.    Reversby. 
Gu.    on    a    bend    arg.    three    crosses   patty  sa. 
Bersham.     Beston.    Reresby,  Thriburgh,  co. 
York.     Sire  Adam   de  Reresby,  O.    John  de 
Beresby,  X.    William  Ryresbye,  F.    Monsire 
de  Roiosby,  Y. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  patty  sa.  a  label 
or.     Thomas  Beresby,  the  son,  Y.    William  de 
Reresby,  the  son,  X. 
Gu.  on  a  bend    az.  fimbriated  wavy  arg.  three 
crosses  formy  fitchy   or.    John  de   Kirkeby, 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  1332-53. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 

the  first.    Womwell.    Wonwell,  V. 
Or  on   a  bend  az.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  of 
the  first.    Wonvill,  co.  Devon.    Pruteston, 
Pruteston,  now  Preston,  co. Devon;  the  heiress 
m.  Fortescue. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  formy  arg.  Benson. 
Or    on   a  bend   gu.  three   crosses    moline   arg. 
Belliston,    co.     Chester ;     and    co.    Devon. 
Bellyston,  V.    Bettyston.    Betyston,  V*. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  arg. 
Oldfleld,  Bradfield,  co.  Chester ;  confirmed  7 
February  1578. 
Or  on  a  bend   engr.  gu.  three  crosses  botonny 

fitchy  of  the  first.     Woodcock,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the  first. 
Polhill  alias  Polley,  Detling,  Hollingbourne, 
Kent ;   Sussex ;  and  Howbury  Park,  co.  Bed- 
ford ;  quartering  Buckland. 
Or  on  a  beDd  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 

the  first.    Everard,  Suffolk.    Woodcock. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  pometty  fitchy  of 
the  first.     Sr.  John  Woodcock,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1405,  Harl.  MS.  1349. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  croslets  ....     Mauley. 
Or  on   a   bend   sa.  three    crosses    croslet    arg. 
Carston.    Coston.    And  with  a  crescent  gu. 
for  diff.    Hawicks. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 
Carston,  V*.    Robert  Caston  or  Causton,  V. 
Marner. 
Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
crosses   croslet  fitchy  or.    Acton,  Harl.  MS. 
6137,  fo.  44. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  crosses 
patty  of  the  first  in  chief  an  annulet  counter- 
changed.     Acton. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.on  a  bend  az.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  or  in   chief  an  annulet  counter- 
changed.     Hugh  Acton,  London,  V. 
Quarterly  per  fess   indented   arg.  and  gu.  on  a 
bend  az.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  or.     Acton, 
But  with  in  chief  an  annulet  counterchanged. 
Hugh  Acton,  London,  V. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Crosses  cont. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses 
croslet  fitchy   or.     Thomas   Blount,  X. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend 
az.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  or  in  chief  an 
annulet  countercbanged.    Acton,  V*. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses 
patty  arg.     O'Hannan,  Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  821. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses 
croslet  arg.     Fastolfe,  Suffolk. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses 
croslet  of  the  first.  Falstolfe,  Suffolk.  Sir 
John  Fastolfe  (E.G.),  V ;  Drucry,  Yarmouth, 
p.  110. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses 
formy  fitchy  arg.     Hannam. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
crosses  patty  arg.  Hanam,  V.  Hanham,  V. 
Hannam,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses 
formy  fitchy  of  the  first.     Harman,  co  Dorset. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three 
crosses  patty  fitchy  of  the  first.  Hanham, 
Dean's  Court,  Wimbourne,  co.  Dorset  ;  and 
Newston  Park,  co.  Wilts;  Baronetcy  24  May 
1C67. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  gu.  Tey, 
Northumberland.     Peter  Tey,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first  in  the  sinister  chief  a  pierced  mullet  of 
the  second.     Brightwalton.  V. 

Yert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  formy  fitchy  az. 
Albon.     Allibone. 

Yert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crosses  patonce  sa. 
Wynfield. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  five  crosses  croslet  or.  Sr. 
John  Loudham,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  five  crosses  formy  or.  Sybsey, 
YVestbarssara,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  seven  crosses  croslet  or. 
Lodham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  crosses  croslet  or.    Sire  Johan 
de  Loudham,  N.    Londham  or  Lowdham,  Nor- 
folk; and  Suffolk.     Loudham,  Essex;  co. Not- 
tingham ;  co.  Derby ;  and  co.  Lincoln. 
Cups 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  covered  cups  of  the  first. 
Bixton,  V*.  Clapham.  Massy,  co.  Lancaster, 
Naylour,  Eent.  Rlxton,  Warrington,  co. 
Lancaster.  RixTON,Rixton,co.  Chester.  Rlxton, 
V*.  Thornton,  V.  And  with  a  4-foil  in 
chief  for  diff.     Robert  de  Clapeham,  X. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  covered  cups  crowned  of 
the  first.    John  Rlxton,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  cups  or.  Thornton, 
Willoughby,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  covered  cups  or. 
Marche.  Nailer.  Rlxton,  Warrington,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ewers  of  the  first. 
Lewer. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  covered  cups  sa. 
Butler,  co.  Lancaster.    Boteller,  V. 

Gu.   on   a  bend    sa.    three    covered    cups    arg. 
Pincerna  alias  Lanherne,  Cornwall. 
Cushions 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
cushions  or.     Lundie  or  Lundy,  Scotland. 

Paly  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
cushions  of  the  first.  Lunden,  Balgony,  Scot- 
laud  ;  quartering  arg.  a  cross  moline  square 
pierced  gu. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Escallop 
Arg.    ou    a    bend    engr.    sa.    an     escallop    gu. 

Radcliff,  V*.    And  with  a  label  of  the  last. 

Radcliff. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  an  escallop  gu.  over  all  a 

less  of  the  last.    Radcliff. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  an  escallop  betw.  two  mullets 

sa.     Dishington,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  escallop  arg.     Gernon. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  escallop  in  the  chief  point 

arg.     Gernon,  V. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  an  escallop  of  the  first. 

Clarke,    Westminster,    Middlesex ;    and    co. 

York. 

Escallops 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Barnard,  London.      Bernard,  Baron  Bandon 

30  November  1793,  Viscount  G  October  1795, 

Viscount  and  Earl  6  August  1800.    Bernard, 

Palace  Anne,  co.  Cork.   Birnand,  V*.  Birnard. 

Burnand,  Essex,  V.    Byrnande,  co.  York.    Sir 

Hugh    Eland,    Essex,    temp.  Edward  I,   V. 

Garman  Garmon  and  Germon.    Westby,  co. 

York.    And  with  in  the  sinister  corner  a  mullet 

....  enclosed  by  an  annulet   ....     Barnard, 

co.  York  ;  and  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on   a  bend    az.    three  escallops   erminois. 

Leving  or    Living,  Woolwich,  and    Bridgen, 

Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  escallops  or.     Barnard. 

Browne.    Dyncaster.    Reid,  The  Carse,  Scot- 
laud. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Ashborne,  Harl.  MS.  1603.     Eland.     William 

de  Laton,  X.    Layton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops  or.    Astorell, 

co.   Huntingdon.     Cland   or   Clande,   Essex. 

Elane.     Sire  Huge  de  Elaunde,  N.    Eyland, 

co.  York.      Robert   Kilwarby,  Archbishop   of 

Canterbury  1272-8.  Parott  Perott  oi-Perrott. 

Tankesley     and      Tankisle.       Tankersley, 

V*.         Tankersley,    Tankersley,    co.    York. 

Tanktrsley,  Teringion,  V.     Terington. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Danyell,  V.     Eyley.     Hawkwood.     Kenley, 

Ireland,  V.    Kinley.    Baptist  Levinz,  Bishop 

of  Sodor,  etc.  1085-93.     Pring,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops  erm.    Levinz. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops  or.    Pringle, 

Torsonce,  Teviotdale;  and  Buruhouse,  Scotland. 

Tirington.    Tyrington,  V.    Tyryngton,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Byrnand,    Knaresborough ;     the     heiress    m. 

Trappes,  Blount,  and  Egerton. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  gu.     Monsire 

de  Granson,  Y. 
Az.  on  a   bend  or  three  escallops  gu.     Bisset. 

Byssett,  V*. 
Barry  of  five  sa.  and  or  oq  a    bend  arg.   three 

escallops  gu.    Layton.    Leighton. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

escallops  or.     Gray. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

escallops  or.    Burton,  V. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 

three  escallops  or.     Clisald. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 

escallops  or.     Chesull. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  arg.   three 

escallops    gu.        Byngesjiead.        Sr.    Walter 

Kingeshemede,  co.  Salop,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

KlNGESMEDE,  V*.      KlNGSMEAD. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Escallops  cont. 

Barry  of  six  or  aud  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  arg.     Eauf  de  Lingatne,  E. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bendlet  gu.  three 
escallops  arg.     Raf  de  Lingeyne,  F. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.     Porter,  co.  Lancaster. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  arg.  Lingard.  Linger,  co.  Lancaster. 
Lyngarde,  Crudworth,  co.  Warwick ;  and  co. 
Lancaster. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escal- 
lops arg.     Lightfoot,  Ashford,  Kent. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.     Lightfoot,  London. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  last 
three  escallops  or.     Mencaster. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  or.  Mencaster,  Essex.  Sir  Walter 
Moncaster,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  gu. 
three  escallops  or.  Spruse  or  Spreuer,  V. 
Spreuse,  V*. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  engrailed  of 
the  first  three  escallops  sa.    Saxby,  Norfolk. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  of  the  first.    Lightfoot. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  or.  Gibion.  Gobion.  Gobyon,  V. 
Gobyns,  co.  York. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three 
escallops  gu.    Kingshamed. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
three  escallops  or.     Gobyns,  co.  York. 

Barry  of  ten  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  of  the  first.    Moncaster. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
escallops  or.     Wat  de  Molecastre,  E. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  on  the  last  ten  mart- 
lets sa.  three  three  three  and  one  over  all  on  a 
bend  sa.  three  escallops  or.  Stocke,  co. 
Wilts. 

Barry  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops 
or.     Sire  Walter  de  Kyngeshemede,  N. 

Bendy  sinister  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  escallops  of  the  first.     Gibbons. 

Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops 
or.  Partridge,  Cirencester,  and  Wishanger, 
co.  Gloucester;  and  Finbarrow,  Suffolk. 
Patreche  Patriche  or  Partriche,  co.  Glou- 
cester, from  Kendall,  Westmoreland ;  confirmed 
1561  and  1566,  Harl.  MS.  1011,  fo.  13  b. 
Portridge,  Suffolk;  and  co.  Salop. 

Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  or  three  escallops 
of  the  second.     Pertricke,  Suffolk. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops 
arg.    Lawrence,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  escallops  or. 
Fisher. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  escallops  arg. 
Gumley. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops  or.  Bagaret. 
Lewne.  Richard  Lewyne,  X.  Perott,  Wales. 
Wansey,  Milford,  co.  Hants;  and  in  War- 
minster Church,  co.  Wilts.  Wendesley,  V*. 
Sr.  Thomas  Wendisley,  Wendisley,  co.  Derby, 
V.  Sire  William  Wene,  0.  M.  Thomas  de 
Wennesley,  S.  Wensley  or  Wendesley, 
Wendesley,  co.  Derby;  extinct  1591 ;  the  heiress 
m.  Blackwall. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sinister  gu.  three  escallops  or. 
Parott,  Wales,  V. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Escallops  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  az.    Sr.  Roger 

Wentworth,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44.   Byssett, 

quartered  by  Sr.  Roger  Wentworth,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Layton  or  Leighton.     Nottingham,  Ireland. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  sa.     Bassett. 

Bisett.     Bissell.     Bisset,  V*.    Byssett,  V. 

Dawtree.  Roye,  France.  Knoell  or  Knowles, 

Samford  Orcas,  co.  Dorset ;  and  co.  Somerset. 

Sr Knoyle,  V.    John  Warryn,  V.     And 

with  a  label  of  as  many  points  az.  Fitz-Byset. 

But  the  label  per  pale  az.  and  or.    Sr.  William 

Byset,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  vert.    Thomas 

de  Seinmartin,  F. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  escallops  arg.  Nottingham, 

Ireland. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  escallops  sa.     Dantree. 

Danty. 
Gu.  billety  and  od  a  bend  or  three  escallops  sa. 

CURSON. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  escallops  arg.    Garnonne. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Wat 
de  Evf.rleie,  E;  or  de  Everley,  F.  Garnon. 
Sir  Nicholas  Gernon,  V.  Wautier  de  Heverley, 
Y. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops  arg.  Dodgin. 
Polhey,  Essex. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 
Dishington,  Ardross,  Scotland. 

Paly  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  of  the  second.     Gibbon. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  or.  Sr.  de  Ga'nson,  F.  Grandson, 
F*.  Otes  de  Grantson,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137; 
but  de  G'uton  aliter  Graunson,  A.  M.  Othes 
de  Grandzon,  D.  Graundson,  V.  Hoste  de 
Graunson,  E.  Sr.  Otho  Grandsone,  Bishop  of 
Oxford.  V,  but  Sir  Oto  de  Grauntsom,  Bishop 
of  Exeter  1327-70,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius,  D  10, 
called  John  Grandison,  Add.  MS.  12443. 
Grandison,  co.  Lancaster.     Grannson,  Exeter. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  of  the  first.  Gibbons,  Shrewsbury. 
Gibeon,  Essex.     Gibson,  co.  York. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  of  the  first.  Bourghope,  Ireland. 
Burghill,  Harl.  MS.  1603.  Burghull,  Ire- 
land. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  or.  Borghull,  Ireland.  Broughall 
or  Browghill,  Ireland.  Burghill,  Ireland, 
V. 

Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  or.    Grandson,  V*. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.  John  Ansley,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1808. 

Paly  of  six  vert  and  erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  arg.    Burton,  Wemby,  TV. 

Paly  of  seven  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  or.    Sire  Otes  de  Graun^oun,  J. 

Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  of  the  first.     Gobyon,  V*. 

Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  or.  Gibion.  Gobyan  or  Gubyon. 
Sr.  Hugh  Gobyon,  V. 

Paly  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gn.  three  escallops  of 
the  second.    William  Graunson,  Y. 

Paly  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops  or. 
Ous  Graunson,  A'. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Escallops  cont. 

Per  chief  indented  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu. 
three  escallops  of  the  second.     Butler,  V*. 

Per  chief  indented  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  of  the 
first  three  escallops  or.  Butler,  Baron  Dan- 
boyne ;  quartering  gu.  three  covered  cups  or, 
with  or  a  fess  sa.,  Marl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  410. 

Per  chief  indented  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
escallops  arg.  Butler,  Baron  of  Dunbeyne, 
Ilarl.  MS.  1603;  Baron  of  Dunboyn,  W ;  Ba 
rony  11  June  1541. 

Per  chief  indented  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
escallops  arg.  Boteler,  Lord  Dunblaine. 
Mac  Pheris. 

Per  chief  indented  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  az. 
three  escallops  or.  Power,  Earl  of  Tyrone, 
Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  123 ;  Viscount  Decies  and 
Earl  of  Tyrone  9  October  1673 ;  extinct  19 
August  1704. 

Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  a  fret  or  over  all  on  a  bend 
sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Spencer, 
Althorp,  co.  Nottingham,  Z,  542. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escal- 
lops betw.  five  buck's  heads  cabos^ed  of  the 
first.     Eland  or  Eyland,  co.  York. 

Quarterly  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops 
arg.     Falstofe,  V*.    Falstoffe. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops 
arg.     Eure,  V*. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escal- 
lops arg.  Falstof.  Sr.  John  Falstofe,  V. 
Thomas  Falstoffe  or  Fastolf,  Bishop  of  St. 
David's  1353-61.  M.  John  Fastolf,  S.  As- 
cribed to  Sir  John  Fastolfe,  K.G.,  by  Ashmole 
incorrectly,  Druery,  Yarmouth,  p.  HO. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 
three  escallops  of  the  first.     Evers. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops 
arg.  M.  Rauf  de  Euar,  S.  Sir  John  de  Euer, 
M.  Sr.  Raufe  Euere,  co.  York,  V.  Eure,  co. 
Buckingham,  temp.  Henry  III.  Eure,  Bishop's 
Middleham,  co.  Durham.  Eure  or  Evre,  Nor- 
thumberland; Baron  Wilton,  co.  Durham, 
24  February  1544;  extinct  1698.  Eure  Euyr 
Evre  Evers  Ewere  Ivre  or  Yver,  co.  Lincoln  ; 
and  co.  York.  Sire  Johan  de  Oevre,  N. 
Yevers. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bendlet  sa.  three  escal- 
lops arg.  Henri  de  Euere,  E  ;  but  D'Evere, 
E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Quarterly  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escallops 
arg.    Fastolfe. 

Quarterly  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  last  three 
escallops  arg.    Evers. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 
Burnell,  London. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  gu.  Hambrois, 
V.  Latin  or  Layton.  Sr.  de  Latton,  V. 
Layton,  Dalemain,  Cumberland.  Leighton. 
Ltjtton. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops  of 
the  first.     Cheshull,  Essex,  W. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  escallops 
or.     Cheshull,  Essex,  V. 

Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  escallops  gu.  (Herevi 
de  Houn  in  a  later  hand),  F. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  four  escallops 
arg.     John  de  Euere,  Y. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  five  escallops  gu.     Ckiktoft. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  five  escallops  sa.  three  and  two. 
Venor,  London,  1480. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  five  escallops  arg.     (?  Vere). 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Escarbuncles 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escarbuncles  or. 
Thornton,  Newnham  and  Brockhall,  co.  North- 
ampton ;  quartering  Newnham.  And  with  a 
5 -foil  az.  for  diff.  Thornton,  Lingall,  co.  York. 
But  with  a  mullet  ....  for  diff.  Thornton, 
Greenford,  co.  Hertford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escarbuncles  of  eight 
points  or.    Sr.  Peirse  Thorneton,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escarbuncles  of  eight 
points  flory  at  the  ends  or.  Sir  Piers  de 
Thornton,  R. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escarbuncles  or  a  fleur- 
de-lis   sa.   for    diff.      Thornton,   Middlesex; 
granted  12  March  1575. 
Escucheons 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  an  escucheon  of  the  first 
charged  with  a  lion  ramp.  purp.     Sr.  William 

SCOPHAM,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  an  escucheon  or  charged  with 
a  lion  ramp.  purp.     Scophajh. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  an  escucheon  purp.  charged 
with  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first.     Scopham,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  shields  sa.  Crink  or 
Croke,  Scotland.    Crook.     Crooks  or  Crucks. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  shields  of  the  first.  Crooks. 
Shields  or  Shiells,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  eugr.  or  three  shields  az.  Shiels, 
Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  three  shields  sa.  Sheild, 
That  Ilk. 

Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escu- 
cheons per  fess  vert  and  of  the  second. 
Allestry. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  shields 
or.  Allestrey,  Turndich,  Alvaston,  and  Waiton, 
co.  Derby. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  shields 
also  per  chief  gu.  and  arg.    Alestry,  V. 
Estoile  also  see  Mullet  and  Rowel 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  a  magnetic  needle  pointing 
at  a  polar  star  or.  Petty,  Baron  Shelburne 
31  December  1688-1708,  26  October  1699; 
Viscount  Dunkerron  and  Earl  of  Shelburne  29 
April  1719,  extinct  1751.  Fitzmaurice-PETTY, 
Baron  Dunkerron  and  Viscount  Fitzmaurice 
7  October  1751,  Earl  of  Shelburne  26  June 
1753,  Baron  Wycombe  17  May  1760,  Viscount 
Calne  and  Calstone,  Earl  of  Wycombe  and 
Marquis  of  Lansdowne  30  November  1784; 
quartering  Fitzmaurice. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents 
arg.  Scott,  Ireland.  The  patriarchal  coat  of 
Scot  or  Scott.  Scott,  Baron  Earlsfort  10 
May  1784,  Viscount  Clonmel  18  August  1789, 
Earl  of  Clonmel  20  December  1793. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  estoile  betw.  an  increscent 
and  decrescent  ....     Scott. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  estoile  (or  mullet)  betw.  two 
crescents  of  the  first.  Scot,  Buccleuch,  as 
borne  on  an  inescucheon  by  James  Crofts 
afterwards  Scot,  Duke  of  Monmouth  after  22 
April  1667,  as  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  Earl  of 
Dalkeith,  Baron  Whitchester  and  Ashdale  20 
April  1673,  Z,  639 ;  and  after  his  attainder, 
1685,  by  his  son  James  Scot  (Earl  of  Don- 
caster  afterwards)  Earl  of  Dalkeith,  Z,  644; 
and  by  his  son  Francis  Scot,  Baron  Tyndale 
and  Earl  of  Doncaster  23  March  1743,  Duke  of 
Buccleuch  1732  ;  and  by  his  uncle  Henry  Scot, 
Baron  Goldylinds,  Viscount  Hermitage,  and  Earl 
of  Delorain29  March  1706,  extinct  1807;  £,644. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Estoiles 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  stars  of  the  first. 
Bacster,  V.    Baxter,  co.  York.    Dennam. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  estoiles  or.  Baxter, 
co.  York.     Baxter,  V*.     Hemy,  Hooton. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  estoiles  of  the  first. 
Fitz-William,  V. 

Erra.  on  a  bend  az.  three  estoiles  or.  Exalt,,  St. 
Ives,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  estoiles  sa.  Dastin,  co. 
Worcester. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  ebevronelly  of  seven  erra.  and  gu. 
four  estoiles  of  eight  points  wavy  or.  Prior, 
Essex,  temp.  Henry  III ;  co.  Oxford ;  co. 
Lancaster;  co.  Cambridge;  and  also  Rath- 
downey,  etc.  in  Queen's  County ;  the  heiress 
m.  Murray. 
Gouttes 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  gouttes 
arg.     Birton. 
Feathers 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ostrich  feathers  arg.  pass- 
ing through  as  many  scrolls  (of  the  last, 
another)  of  the  first.  Sir  Roger  de  Clarendon, 
beheaded  1402,  natural  son  of  the  Black  Prince, 
supposed  to  be  the  ancestor  of  Smith,  Essex, 
Z,  189. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ostrich  feathers  palewise 
arg.    Sr.  Roger  Clarendon,  V. 
Fess 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  fess  betw.  two  bars  gemel  of 
the  first.    Schorcher,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  fess  betw.  two  crosses  croslet 
or.    Beaupree. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  fess  betw.  two  crosses  patty 
or.    Beaupere,  V. 
Fishes 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fishes  of  the  first. 
Sankey,  co.  Bedford  ;  Edesborough,  co.  Bucks; 
and  Sankey  and  Southall,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fishes  bendwise  of  the 
first.     Sankey,  Ireland.    Sankeys,  V. 
....  Dolphins 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  dolphins  of  the  first. 
Franklyn,  Moore,  co.  Hertford,  and  Middlesex. 
Franklin,  Baglan  House  and  Clemenstone,  co. 
Glamorgan. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  dolphins  embowed  bend- 
wise  of  the  first.  Franklyn,  Willesden,  Mid- 
dlesex, granted  by  Camden,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  dolphins  embowed  or. 
Edward  Fox,  Bishop  of  Hereford  1535-8, 
quartering  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads 
erased  gu.  (but  this  seems  in  error). 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  of  the  first. 
Symeon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  embowed  of  the 
first.  Rolt,  Sacombe  Park,  co.  Herts ;  and 
Spye  Park,  co.  Wilts ;  quartering  Bayntun;  an 
heiress  m.  Caswall. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  haurient  of  the 
first.     Roclt,  Mylton,  co.  Bedford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  naiant  of  the 
first.     Simpkin. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  of  the  first 
crowned  or.    Rolte,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  or.  Stocks 
or  Stokes,  co.  Cambridge. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  embowed  or  in 
chief  a  crescent  (?  for  diff. )  gu.   Mawle,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  embowed  bend- 
wise  naiant  or.    Edward  Fox,  Bishop  of  Here- 


on 1  BEND cont. 

Fishes  cont.  Dolphins  cont. 
ford   1535-8,   quartering  arg.  a   plain  inescu- 
cheon  and  a  side  indented  sa.,   Cotton  MS.  Ti- 
berius, D,  10,  p.  865.    Symeon,  V.      Symkyn, 
V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  naiant  or. 
Bures,  V*.    Simion,  V*.    Symkin,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  dolphins  naiant 
embowed  or.     Stokys,  co.  Cambridge. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  dolphins  ....  Simeon, 
Chittworth. 

Az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  dolphins  arg.  Robert 
Edenham,  Swaldale,  A'. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  wavy  arg.  three  dolphins  sa. 
Martham. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  dolphins  embowed  vert. 
Flambert. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  dolphins  arg.  Ednor 
Edenham  or  Ednower. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  dolphins  arg.  finned  gold. 
Richard  Edenham,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1404-96. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  arg.  Manley. 
Sire  Johan  de  Maulee,  N.     Mawley,  co.  York. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  embowed  naiant 
arg.     Marley.     Mauley,  F*. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dolphins  embowed  bend- 
wise  naiant  arg.    Mauley,  V. 
Eels 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  (eels  ?)  coiled  palewise  of 
the  first.     Castelton,  V. 
....  Lampreys 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  lampreys  of  the  first. 
Castleton  or  Castleton,  Suffolk. 
Pikes 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pikes  haurient  of  the 
first.     Hewish,  co.  Devon. 
....  Roaches 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  roaches  (arg.  alias  arg. 
finned  and  tailed  or,  i.e.)  ppr.  taken  by  Oliver 
Hywish.  temp.  Edward  III  on  marriage  with 
De  la  Roche.  Hewish  Hiwis  Huish  Huyshe 
or  Hywt:s,  Lod  Hiwis,  Lynch,  Doniford,  Aller, 
and  Taunton,  co.  Somerset;  Sand  and  Clisthy- 
don,  co.  Devon;  co.  Derby;  and  co.  Notting- 
ham. Hewes  or  Hewish,  Donyford,  co.  So- 
merset, 1623 ;  quartering  barry  of  eight  or  and 
az.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  heads  of  spears  or, 
with  arg.  a  fess  of  five  lozenges  conj.  gu.  plain 
cotised  sa.,  Harl.  MS.  1445,  fo.  230  and  20. 
And  with  a  mullet  in  chief  for  diff.  Huish, 
Sand,  Sudbury,  co.  Devon.  Harl.  MS.  1445,  fo. 
325  b. 

Trouts 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  trouts  or.  Osborne, 
London. 

.  ...Whitings 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  whitings  ppr.   Whiting. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or.    Goldington. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  two  5-foils  and  a  fleur-de-lis  of 
the  first.     Morgan. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  a  fleur-de-lis 
for  diff.  sa.     Clifton,  Fakenham,  Norfolk. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  a  fleur-de-lis 
betw.  two  pair  of  annulets  interlaced  of  the 
first.     Gebes. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Masculy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  two  fleurs-de- 
lis  or  in  chief  an  annulet  for  diff.  of  the  first. 
Gibons. 

Paly  bendy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  two  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.     Gibbes. 


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Ou  1  BEND cont. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Paly  bendy  sinister  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  two 
fleurs-de-lis  or.     Gybbes,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  tbree  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Eyyers.    Juers.    Gruffyd  Lloyd.    Powtrell. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Bome, 
V.  Bone  or  Boun.  Bonney.  Bradfiet.d. 
Delamare  or  Delameere,  Essex.  Everers. 
Eytees.  Iners,  Ireland.  Ivers,  V*.  Jevers, 
V*.    Uffleet. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Holt  or  Holte,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  tbree  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Coulson,  Jesmond,  and  Blenkinsopp  Castle, 
co.  Northumberland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  per  bend  az.  and  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.    Pender,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 
first.  Holt,  Swaston,  co.  Cambridge. 
Melnehouse,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first 
in  the  sinister  chief  a  crescent  for  diff.  or  on  a 
crescent  gu.  Thomas  Wood,  Kelnwike,  co. 
York,  granted  by  Flower,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  dancetty  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of 
the  first.  Cuffe,  co.  Somerset.  Custe,  co. 
Somerset. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 
first.  Holt,  co.  Lancaster;  and  London; 
granted  18  June,  1582.  Holt,  Lord  Chief 
Justice  1689.  Holt,  Grestelherst,  co.  Lan- 
caster, V.  Holt,  Twyford  and  Portsmouth, 
co.  Hants  ;  a  younger  branch  of  Holt  of  Lan- 
cashire; Visitation  1634.  Holt,  Stubbylee, 
co.  Lancaster.  Melhuish,  co.  Devon ;  and 
Taunton,  co.  Somerset.  Melvehouse. 
Melnehouse,  V*.  Milnehouse,  V.  Sale, 
Barrow,  co.  Derby;  Visitation  1662;  an 
heiress  m.  Dalrymple. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Sr. 
Rauf  Shelton,  V.  Robert  Stretton,  Bishop 
of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1360-85.  Spencer.  Yvers, 
Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  label 
gu.     Skelton,  co.  Leicester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Holt  or  Holte,  Suffolk. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  each 
charged  with  as  many  bezants.     Wood. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
By,  Shernfold  Park,  Sussex. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.     Gray. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Bery, 
Colton,  co.  Devon.  Bery,  V*.  Berry,  V.  Bury, 
Collerton,  V.  Bury,  Coleton  and  Doniton,  co. 
Devon  ;  quartering  Cole. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Bery,  V*.  Bery,  Colleton,  co.  Devon.  Bewrye, 
Collaton,  co.  Devon.     Burye,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or 
each  charged  with  an  annulet  sa.  Bery,  Wor- 
lingham,  Suffolk. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Bery,  Essex,  V,  and  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius,  D,  10. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or 
each  charged  with  as  many  pellets.  Burye, 
Suffolk. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Berry,  Burly,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Fitz- 
Walter,  V. 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 

three  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Gargrave. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.     Sire 

Robert   Pontrel,   N.      Roger    Pontrell,    F. 

MonsirePouTRELLvel  Peverell,Y.  Powdrell, 

V.      Powntrell.      Sr.  Robert   Powtrell,  V. 

Robert  Powtrell,  Y. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 

Bone.         Poundrell      or      Powtrell,      co. 

Derby. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 

first.      POWDERELL  POWNDRELL  Or  POWTRELL. 

Or  on  a  bend  dancetty  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of 
the  first.    Yavasour,  co.  York. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 
first.     Sall,  Shardlow,  co.  Derby. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.    John  de  E sterling,  G. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.  Garshall,  co.  Warwick. 
Rae. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.  Bray,  co.  Oxford.  Bray,  V*. 
Monsire  de  Bray,  Y.  Garshall,  co.  Leicester. 
John  de  Ray,  Y. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bendlet  gu.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.     Bray,  co..  Oxford,  V. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.    Puxty,  co.  York. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.  Sire  Thomas  de  Garshale, 
N.  Sr.  Thomas  Garshall,  co.  Warwick. 
Godweston. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.     Garshall,  co.  Warwick. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 
tbree  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.     Bay.     Bye. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  ....     Berenger. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  arg.     Fitz-Water,  V*. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs- 
de  lis  in  pale  arg.  Fitz- Walter,  Dcrney,  co. 
Buckingham,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.  Fitz-Walker  or 
Fitz-W alter,  co.  Buckingham. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  arg.  Bee,  Horslow,  co.  Lincoln.  Eure 
or  Evers,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  co.  York. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Wood,  co.  Stafford ;  and  West  Cutton  and 
Thorp,  co.  York;  granted  6  May  1578. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  five  fleurs-de-lis  palewise  of  the 
field  as  the  first.     Goldington,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  six  fleurs-de-lis  two  two  and 
two  of  the  first.    Denvile  or  Dewile. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  six  fleurs-de-lis  two  two  and 
two  or.  Clapham,  Barnstaple,  co.  Devon. 
Clapham  or  Champham,  co.  York  ;  Cotton  MS., 
Tiberius  D,  10.  Clapham.  Burley  Grange,  co. 
York.  Clapham,  co.  York,  V;  Beamsley,  co. 
York ;  Cotton  MS.,  Tiberius,  D,  10.  Mounger, 
V*.  Moungre,  V*.  Moungres,  V.  Mowgre. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  six  fleurs-de-lis  two  two  and 
two  or.  Clapham,  co.  Warwick ;  and  co. 
York. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  six  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Mowgrey. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  eight  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Deyvell, 
co.  York. 


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On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  fleurs-de-lis  or.      Sr.  Noel 
Carrone,  W ;  i.  e.  Noel  de  Caron,  Ambassador 
from    Holland    1589,     Aubrey,    Surrey,  i,    9. 

GOLDINGTON. 

Arg.  on  a  sinister  bend  az.  fleurs-de-lis  in  dexter 
bendwise  or.     Caroone,  Surrey. 
Flower Rose 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  rose  betw.  two  grifiin's  beads 
erased  or.     Torrell. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  rose  betw.  two  grifiin's  beads 
erased  or.     Carrell. 

Barry  nebuly  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  engr. 
sa.  a  rose  betw.  as  many  mullets  or.  Chiswell, 
London ;  granted  13  April  1714.  Chiswell, 
quartering  French;  granted  10  December  1773 
to  Muilman,  Debben  Hall,  Essex. 

Era.  on  a  bend  sinister  ....  a  rose  arg.  betw.  two 
bezants.     Cosway. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  rose  betw.  two  lions  pass,  of 
the  first.     Herren,  Sylington,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  rose  betw.  two  lions  ramp,  of 

tbe  first.     Herin,   That  Ilk.      Herring,  Le- 

tbendy,  Scotland  ;    quartering  az.  a   cbev.  or. 

Herring  or  Herin,  Scotland.  Heron,  That  Ilk. 

Flowers Roses 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  two  roses  gu.  stalked  and  leaved 
vert.    Wayd,  V*. 

....  Gilly-flowers 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  gilly-flowers  ppr.  Wade, 
Chapel  Allerton,  co.York;  and  Monkton  Far- 
leigh,  co.  Wilts. 

Pansies 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  pansy-flowers  ppr.  stalked 
and  leaved  vert.     Pasktn. 
Roses 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  roses  of  the  first.  Carey, 
Aston,  co.  Oxford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  roses  of  the  first.  Depden 
or  Deptun,  co.  Hereford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  roses  or.  Cassy. 
Cocksey,  Ireland.  Debden,  Branston,  Suffolk. 
Rossell,  Ratcliffe-upon-Trent, co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first. 
Carey,  Guernsey,  descended  through  Carey  or 
Carey,  co.  Devon;  from  Adam  de  Karry, 
Lord  of  Castle  Karry,  co.  Somerset,  1198 ; 
like  Cary,  Cockington,  Clovelly,  Marldon, 
Torr  Abbey,  Follaton,  and  Chilton  Foliot. 
Sr.  Oswald  Cary,  V.  Cary,  Chilton -Foliot,  Z, 
334.  Cary,  Adenham,  co.  Hertford,  Z,  399. 
Cary,  Follaton,  co.  Devon  ;  quartering  Fleming. 
Curry.  Gillbande.  And  with  a  mullet  of  the 
second  for  diff.  Valentine  Carey,  Bishop  of 
Exeter,  1621-6. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first  seeded 
or.    Tempest. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first  barbed 
and  seeded  ppr.  Cary,  Viscount  Falkland  10 
November  1620  ;  Baron  Hunsdon  15  May  1832 : 
quartering  Spencer  (but  in  some  books  Lucas) 
and  Beaufort.  And  with  the  same  quarterings 
with  a  crescent  ....  for  diff.  Cary,  Baron 
Hunsdon  13  January  1558-9,  extinct  1765 ;  Vis- 
count Rochford  6  June  1621;  Earl  of  Dover 
8  March  1628,  extinct  1677.    And  with  also  a' 

•  martlet  ....  for  diff.  Carey,  Baron  Carey  of 
Leppington  6   February   1622,  Earl  of  Mon- 

•  mouth  7  February  1626  ;  extinct  1661. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  or.  Clayton,  V*. 
Hareslyn,  V.  Haselin.  And  with  a  crescent 
in  the  sinister  chief  gu.    Claytun,  V. 


On  1  BEND ....  cont. 
Flowers  cont.  Roses  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert,   three   roses   or.       Dancy. 

Dauncy,  V*.    Dauney,  W.    Dawney,  London. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

roses  of  the  first.     Gray,  York. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  of  the  last  three 

roses  arg.    Lingen  or  Lingayne,  co.  Derby ;  co. 

Gloucester;  co.  Salop  ;  co.  Northampton  ;  and 

co.  Worcester.      Lingen,   Lingen  Castle,  near 

Wigmore,  temp.  Henry  III;  Dutton  Court,  co. 

Hereford;  and  Penlanole,  co.  Radnor. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  roses 

arg.    Lingaine,  V*.    Lingen  or  Lingayne,  co. 

Derby  ;  co.  Gloucester  ;  co.  Northampton  ;  co. 

Salop;    and   co.  Worcester.     Lingen,   Lingen 

Castle,  near  Wigmore,  temp.  Henry  III ;  Sutton 

Court,  co.  Hereford  ;  and  Penlanole,  co.  Radnor. 

Lyngayn,  V. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  roses  arg. 

Vaux,  Tryermayne,   Cumberland ;   an    heiress 

1553  m.  Brougham. 
Erm.  on   a  bend  az.  three  roses  or.     Falshed. 

(The  ancient  arms    of)  Penrose,  Penrose  in 

Sithney,    Cornwall ;     an    heiress    m.    Pearce. 

Penrose,  Cornwall,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  roses  arg.     W  adman, 

London. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  vert  three  roses  arg.  barbed  and 

seeded  or.     Vidion,  Half  Yowke,  Maidstone, 

Kent;  granted  3  December  1664. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first.     Jay. 

Sr.  Peter  Russell,  Russell,  co.  Salop,  V.     And 

in  chief  a  crescent  of  the  second.     Clayton,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first. 

Jay,  V.    Kenwtck. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first 

seeded  or.     Jaye,  London  ;  and  Norfolk,  1601. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  roses  sa.    Berenden. 

Beronden,  V*.    Berondon,  W.     Sire  Gilberd 

de  Borondone,  N. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  pierced  of  the  field. 

Tempest. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  roses 

of  the  first.     Watkinson,  co.  York. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  roses 

of  tbe  first.     Harman,  Harman  Hall,  Sussex. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  roses 

of  the  first.     Garshall. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three   roses    gu.      Roos   or 

Rosse.        Roos,    V*         Roose,     F.      Rose. 

Edward  Smallwell,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1783. 

Oxford  1788-99. 

Flute  see  Instrument 

3-Foils 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  3-foils  slipped  or.  Lewis 
Adam,  co.  Devon,  V.  Adams,  Middlesex. 
Rokesborodgh.  And  with  a  mullet  gu.  pierced 
or.  Rokesbourough,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D.  10. 
But  the  mullet  charged  with  a  crescent  of 
the    third     for     diff.  Rokesborough,     V. 

ROKESBURGH,  F*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  3-foils  slipped  of  the 

first.     Segroye. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  3-foils  slipped  of  the 

first.      Sir  John  Chadworth  or  Shadworth, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1401,  Harl.  MS.  1349. 

Chadworth,  V*. 
Arg.  on    a    bend  sa.   three  3-foils    slipped    or. 

Thomas  Gausill,  X.    Harvey,  co.  Stafford. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  3-foils  vert.      Harvie, 

Broadley,  Scotland. 


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241 


On      BEND cont. 

3-Foils  cont. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 
three  3-foils  slipped  of  the  first.    Palmer.   But 
slipped  or.    Palmer,  V. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
3-foils  slipped  or.  Pott,  co.  Chester;  and 
Stancliff,  co.  Derby. 

Erm.on  a  bend three  3-foils  slipped.  Coveney, 

Hinxhill,  co.  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  3-foils  vert.  Capt. 
George  Harvey  ;  quartering  sa.  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.  within  a  bordure  cornpony  of  the  second 
and  first,  with  D  re  wry  and  Wiltshire. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 
Harvey,  co.  Devon ;  and  Suffolk.  Harvey, 
Thirley,  co.  Bedford.  Hervey,  Kidbrook,  Kent ; 
Baronetcy  31  May  1619,  Baron  Hervey  1620 
and  7  February  1627-8;  extinct  1642;  descended 
like  Hervey,  Baron  Hervey  23  March  1703, 
Earl  of  Bristol  19  October  1714,  Earl  Jermyn 
and  Marquis  of  Bristol  30  June  1826,  through 
Hervey,  Ickworth,  Suffolk,  from  Hervey, 
Thurley,  co.  Bedford  (quartering  Hammon  or 
Harman)  the  name  and  arms  of  which  last 
family  were  taken  by  Gerard  son  of  Margaret 
Smart  to  whom  the  estate  at  Thurley  was  be- 
queathed temp.  Henry  VIII  by  (Sr.  George 
Hervy,  V).  John  Hervy,  from  whom  this  coat 
was  claimed  1408-9  as  a  variation  of  Foliot  by 
Edward  Sieur  de  Hastings;  Harl.  MS.  1178, 
p.  40.  Hervey,  Killiane  Castle,  co.  Wexford; 
descended  from  Harvey,  Mayor  of  Lyme  Regis, 
co.  Dorset,  1644.  Hervey  quartered  by  Hervey  - 
Bathurst,  Bart. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg.  Coney 
or  Coyney,  F*.  Coyne,  co.  Stafford.  Coyney, 
Weston  Coyney,  co.  Stafford,  temp.  Henry  III. 
Cune,  Wesen-Cune,  co.  Stafford.  Cuney,  Wes- 
ton-Coyney,  co.  Stafford,  V.  Cwney;  Cotton 
MS.  Tiberius,  D,  10.     Quiney,  co.  Stafford. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  3-foils 
slipped  or.  Faukener,  V.  Fawconer  or  Fawk- 
oner.  Fawkenor,  V*.  Fawkoner,  co.  Buck- 
ingham and  co.  Hants. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  vert  three  3-foils 
slipped  arg.  Sr.  Thomas  Falconer,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1414,  Harl.  MS.  1319.  Faulcon'er, 
co.  Hants. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  vert  three 
3-foils  slipped  or.  Falconer,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1414.     Falkener.     Fawkner. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  3-foils 
arg.     Burton. 

Paly  of  seven  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three 
3-foils  slipped  arg.    Faukenner.  V. 

Paly  of  eight  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
3-foils  or.    Faukenner. 

Quarterly  erm.  and  or  on  a  bend  plain  arg.  fim- 
briated engrailed  gu.  three  3-foils  sa.  Benson, 
Baysbrown,  1546,  Hawkshead,and  Lodge  Lane, 
co. Lancaster;  and  Parkside,co. Westmoreland. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert  in 
chief  a  fleur-de-lis  erm.     Harvey,  Suffolk. 

Gu.   on   a  bend   arg.   five  3-foils  slipped  vert. 
Drayton,  V. 
4-Foil 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  4-foil  or  between  two  escal- 
lops of  the  first.     Crofts,  co.  York. 
4-Foils 

....on  a  bend.  ...three  4-foils Hedworth. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  4-foils  of  the  first.  Eyer. 
Payderday,  V*. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

4-Foils  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  4-foils  slipped  of  the 

first.    Paderday,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  4-foils  slipped  and  leaved 

of  the  first.    Paderday. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  4-foils. 

of  the  first.     Chittinge.    Chitting,  Chester. 
5-Foil 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  5 -foil  or.    Barnake,  F*. 

Honneke,  V*. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  5-foil  in  chief  or. .    Sir 

Richard  Bebnake,  V.    Honner.    Honnere,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  5-foil  betw.  two  lions  pass. 

of  the  first.     Hering. 
Or  on  a   bend   engr.  az.   a  5-foil   of  the  first. 

Clarice,  Ford,  Kent ;  and  Essex. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend 

of  the   second   a   5-foil   betw.  two   ducks   az. 

Bindlosse. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend 

of  the  second  a  5-foil  betw.  two  martlets  az. 

Bendlowes,  Essex. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend 

az.  a  5-foil  betw.  two   martlets   of  the   first. 

Bindlosse,  Borwick,  co.  Lancaster  ;  and  West- 
moreland; Baronetcy  1641 ;  extinct  1688;  the 

heiress  m.  Standish. 
Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  a  5-foil  betw.  two  lions  pass. 

guard,  gu.  Hering,  Island  of  Jamaica.  Hering, 

Owsley -Minor,    co.   Warwick,     temp.    Henry 

VII. 

5-Foils 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  two  5-foils  az.  and  in  the  sinis- 
ter chief  point  a  crescent  surmounted  of  a  cross 

croslet  of  the  second.    Cook,  Pittenweem,  Scot- 
land. 
Arg.   on   a  bend  az.  three  5-foils  of  the  first. 

Cokesey. 
Arg.  on  a  bend   az.  three  5-foils  or.      Sir  John 

Cokesay,  V.   M.IWauterCoKESEYE,  S.  Cooksey. 

Magnus,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury.  St.  Petro. 
Arg.  on  a  bend   gu.  three   5-foils   of  the   first. 

Rosseter,  co.  Lincoln.    Trehampton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils  or.     Crehington. 

Crekhamton,  V.    Crekington.    Ekington  or 

Ekinton.     Frehamton.     John  Trehampton, 

F.    Monsire  de  Trehampton,  Y.    Trehamton, 

V.     Trehington,  V*. 
Arg.   on  a  bend   sa.   three   5-foils   of  the  first. 

Amatyst.     Beawford,  co.  Warwick.    Cocksey. 

Manington.    Nicolets. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  5-foils  slipped  of  the  first. 

Coyny  or  Coyney. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  5-foils  of  the  first. 

Harris,  London  ;  granted  10  April  1671. 
Arg.   on   a  bend  sa.  three   5-foils   or.     Boyce. 

Boyesse,   V.    Boyse,   V*.    Braylesford,  V. 

Callis.     Carlesse.     Charles   or   Chareles. 

Churles,  F.     M.  John  Hauberk,  S.    Martyn, 

Okingham,  co.  Berks. 
Arg.    on    a    bend    sa.    three    blind    5  foils    or. 

Braylesford;  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius,  D,  10. 
Az.   on   a   bend  or    three   5-foils   of    the    first. 

Challenge,  co.  Gloucester. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils 

arg.       Langham.      Sr.     Rauf    Lingaine,     V. 

Lyngaine,  V*. 
Barry  of  six  or  snd  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils 

of  the  first.    Longayne.    Lyngayne. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils  arg. 

Wicherley    or  Witcherley,  Wicherley,  co. 

Salop. 

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On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


5-Foils  cont. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  5  foils  arg.     Beaufoy, 

Edmondscott,    eo.    Warwick ;      quartered    by 

Wilder. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  5-foils  or.     Sr.  Thomas 

Beatjfo,  co.  Warwick,  1619,    W.       Beawfoy. 

Beufo,   V*.    Edolph,  Kent.    Low. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  5-foils  or.  Fifield 

alias  Lowe,  Bromley,  Kent.  Fishead.  Fishide 

or  Hyshid,  V.     Herris,  Sandon,  Essex.    Low, 

F*.  Lowe, Bromley,  co.  Kent;  and  Lord  Mayor 

of  London  1604.     Lowrde,  London. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils  arg.  Barnake,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils  or.     Barnard, 

co.  Somerset  and   co.  Gloucester.    Barnake. 

Crehington,  V.    Crekington.     Trehington. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  5-foils  arg.    Edolfe, 

Kent,  V.    Edolphe,  Hinxell,  co.  Kent. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  5-foils  or.     Lowe, 

Bromley,  co.  Kent ;  and  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1004. 
Gu.  on   a  bend   arg.  three  5-foils  of  the  first. 

Glagg,  F.    Main,  England. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  5-foils  of  the  first  over 

all  a  fess  enhanced  or.    Broadhead. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  5-foils  sa.    Berondon, 

co.  Stafford. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  5-foils  sa.     Roddam, 

Roddam,  Northumberland.     Roddam,  Colches- 
ter, Essex. 
Gu.   on   a   bend   or    three   5-foils   of    the   first. 

Glagge. 
Or  on   a  bend   az.    three   5-foils   of   the   first. 

Bludder    or  Bluther,    London.        Harris, 

Maldon,  Essex.     Arthur  Herris,  co.  Hertford, 

W.     Heris.     Herys,  V.    And  with   a   mullet 

....  for  diff.    Herrys,  Cry xsey,  Essex;   con- 
firmed 19  Nov.  1578. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  5-foils  of  the  first. 

Harris,  Cricksey,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils  of  the  first.  Herris, 

Woodham  Mortimer,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  5-foils  of  the  first. 

Cooke. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  5-foils  arg.      Thomas 

Menvile,  V.    Meverell  and  Mevill. 
Paly  of  four  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5- 

foils  of  the  first.     Easterling. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils 

or.    Easterling  or  Stradling.     Stradling, 

St.  Donat's  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan ;  Baronetcy 

21   May   1011;    extinct   27   September  1738; 

one  heiress  m.  Turberville. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  abend  gu.  three  5-foils 

or.    Esterling  or   Stradling,  Wales,  1732. 

Estreling,  V.    Sir  Edward  Stradling,  Wales, 

V.    Stradlyng,  V. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  or  od   a  bend  gu.  three  5- 

foils  of  the  second.     Stardeling,  Wales. 
Paly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  5-foils 

or.    Dransfield. 
Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  last 

three  5  foils  or.     Faukenner,  Surrey. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three 

5-foils  of  the  second.     Gyles. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  5-foils 

arg.     Eure. 
Sa.  on   a  bend.  arg.   three  5-foils   gu.    Betts. 

Dintres.    Dyntees,  V.*    Sr.  de  Dyntrees,  V. 

Dyntrey. 
Sa.   on   a  bend   arg.  three   5-foils   of  the   first. 

Berendon,  F*.     Sr.  John  Berondon,  V. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

5-Foils  cont. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  compony  gu. 

and  of  the  second  six  5-foils   (?of  the  first). 

Greshall  or  Grassell.     Gressall,  V. 
Fret 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  a  fret  of  the  first.     Over. 

Frets 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  frets  the  maseles  of  the 

first    the    batons     gu.         Robert    Worswike 

(Urswik  in  pencil),  Y. 
Sa.    on    a    bend    wavy    arg.     three     frets     az. 

Standen. 
Fretty 
Arg.    on    a    bend    gu.    fretty    az.        Bredgar, 

Bredgar,  Kent. 
Arg.   on   a   bend    gu.    fretty  or.      Ratwell    or 

Rattellwell.     Rockelwell  or  Rottlewell. 

William  Rotelwell,  V. 
Chequy  or  and   az.  on  a  bend    gu.   fretty  erm. 

Cheyney,  Drayton,  co.  Buckingham. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  fretty  az.     Obre. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend   gu.  fretty  or. 

Cheyney,  co.  Chester. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  fretty  of  the 

first.     Cheyney,  co.  Chester. 

Fruits Acorns 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  acorns  of  the  first  in 

chief  a  mullet  sa.     Morehead,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  acorns  or.     Muirhead, 

Lauchop,  Scotland.     Railton,  Fakenham,  Nor- 
folk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  acorns  in  the  seed  or. 

Ralston,  Auchentorlie,near  Paisley  ;  a  younger 

branch  of  Ralston,  Ralston,   co.  Renfrew,  the 

heirs   m.    Ciawfurd    and    Studdert.     John   de 

Ralstoune  or  Ralph stown,  Lord  High  Trea- 
surer, Bishop  of  Dunkeld  1448-52. 
Arg.  on  a  tend  az.   three   acorns   slipped   ppr. 

Muirhead  ;  quartering  Grosett. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  acorns  or.     Ackhurst. 

Akaris  1732.    Akarys,  V*. 
Arg.   on    a   bend   sa.  three   acorns    slipped   or. 

Akarys,  W.     Akyris,  Cot.  MS.  Tiberius,  D,  10. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  acorns  or  husked  vert. 

Ackers,  Bankhouse,  Manchester ;  and  Moreton 

Hall,  co.  Chester.    Ackers,  The  Heath,  Leint- 

wardine,  co.   Salop.     Akarys    Akers    Akeris, 

or  Akyris. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  acorns  or.     Cawood, 

Cawoodhall,  co.  Lincoln. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  or  three  acorns  ppr.     Dalling, 

Burwood  Park,  Surrey;  Baronetcy  11  March 

1783. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  acorns  or.   Amras,  Nor- 
folk ;  originally  Kent.  Dalling,  V*.  Dallinge. 

John  Dauling  or  Dawling,  in  Christ  Church, 

Southwark,  1715.     Rev.  John  Daulinge  1710. 

Dolling. 
Erm.   on   a  bend   sa.  three  acorns   slipped  or. 

Dalling,  V.     Dallyng  and  Dallyngs,  Cotton 

MS.  Tiberius,  D.  10. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  acorns  or  slipped  vert. 

Dalling. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  acorns  ppr.     Dalling, 

Burwood  Park,  Surrey;  Baronetcy  1783. 

Apples 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three   apples  or.    Apelton. 

Apleby.    Apulby,  V*. 
Arg.   on    a   bend   sa.   three    apples    slipped   or. 

Apulby,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  apples ....  stalked  and  ' 

leaved  or.    Appulby. 


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On  1  BEND....coji«. 

Fruits  cont.  Grapes 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  clusters  of  grapes  arg. 
Maroley,  co.  York,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Pears 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pears  or.  Perire. 
Perry,  co.  Worcester.  Pery,  V*.  Piry,  co. 
Worcester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pears  slipped  erect  bend- 
wise  of  the  shield  or.  Pery,  V.  Perye  ;  Cot- 
ton MS.  Tiberius,  D,  10. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pears  ppr.  Pennoyre, 
co.  Brecknock. 

....Rye 

Gu.  on  abend  arg.  three  rye-stalks  sa.  Rey  or 
Ry.     Rye,  Suffolk,  171C. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  rye-stalks  and  ears  sa. 
Rye  or  Reye. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  rye-stalks  sa.     Reye. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  rye-stalks  and  ears  sa. 
Rye  or  Reye,  Whitwell,  co.  Derby;  HarLMSS. 
1093,  fo.  81;  1537,  fo.  16. 
....Wheat 

Arg.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  ears  of  wheat  sa.  Rye, 
V*. 

(Gu.)  on  a  bend  erm.  three  ears  of  wheat  sa.  Rye, 
Whitwell,  co.  Derby;  granted  1575,  W. 
....Rye 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  six  ears  of  rye  two  two  and  two 
or.     Ryan,  Ireland. 

....Wheat 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  six  ears  of  wheat  two  two  and 
two   or.       O'Rian,    Ireland  ;    quartering  az.  a 
chev.  betw.  three  griffin's   heads   arg.;   Harl. 
MS.  4039,  fo.  47. 
Fusils 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fusils  of  the  first. 
Warings. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fusils  erm.  Dent,  Lon- 
don. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  fusils  gu.     Mete,  Kent. 

Or  on  a  bend  per  bend  gu.  and  sa.  three  fusils 
conjoined  of  the  first.  Dent,  Shortflatt 
Tower,  Belsay,  Newcastle-on-Tyne  ;  quartering 
Hedley. 

Garbs  &c. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  oat-sheaves  or.  Oteley, 
Pitchford,  co.  Salop,  W.  Adam  Otley,  Bishop 
of  S.  David's,  1713-23.  Ottley,  Ottley,  co. 
Salop ;  the  heiress  m.  Kynaston. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  garbs  or.  Feton.  Filton. 
Fitton,  Gawsworth,  co.  Chester ;  a  younger 
branch  of  Fitton,  Pownall,  co.  Chester,  the 
co-heirs  m.  Newton  and  Minshull,  a  younger 
branch  of  Fitton,  Bolyn,  co.  Chester,  temp. 
Henry  III;  extinct  about  1370;  the  heiress  ru. 
Venables.  Fytton,  V.  Hesketh,  Lancaster. 
Peverell,  co.  Worcester.  William  Proid,  V. 
Proyd,  V*.  And  in  chief  a  crescent  of  the 
second  for  diff.     M.  Richard  Fytton,  S. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engrailed  az.  three  garbs  or. 
Richards. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  garbs  or.  Barley,  co. 
Derby.  Fiton.  Maltby,  V.  Maltby,  Maltby, 
Cleveland,  co.  York.     Malby  or  Maltby. 

Arg.  on  a  beud  sa.  three  garbs  or.  Hesketh, 
Ruffbrd,  co.  Lancaster.  Hesketh,  V*.  Sir 
Thomas  Heskett,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  vert  three  garbs  or. 
Richards,  co.  York ;  granted  1505.  Rickards, 
Evenjobb,  co.  Radnor;  Llantrissant,  co.  Gla- 
morgan: co.  Hereford  and  co.  Somerset;  quar- 
tering Taylor  and  Boulcott. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Garbs  cont. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  vert  three  garbs  or.  Richardson, 

Suffolk,  1716. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  oat-sheaves  of  the  field. 

Otley. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  garbs  of  the  first.  Haskett. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  garbs  gu.     Packington, 

Edgeworth,     co.     Middlesex ;       and     Surrey. 

Pakington,  V. 
Gouttes 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  gouttes  arg.     Chinston. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  gouttes 

arg.     Birton,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  eight  gouttes-de-poix  in  pairs. 

Morrions  ;  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius,  D.  10. 
Barry  of  three  sa.  and  erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  gouttes 

d'or.     Spelman  or  Spilman. 
Barry  of  three  sa.  and  erm.  on  a  bend  or  gouttes 

de-sang.     Spelman  or  Spilman. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  gouttes-de-poix.     Morcombe 

or  Morconds,  Suffolk.     Morion,  Norfolk. 
Or  on  a  bend  (?  az.)  gouttes  d'eau.     Chydsvon. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  gouttes  arg. 

Briton  Britain  or  Britton.    Byrton. 

Hammers 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mallets  sa.     Onington. 
Handcuffs  see  Swivels 
Hands 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  two  hands  and  arms  arg. 
rending  a  horseshoe  gold  issuing  at  the  elbows 
from  the  dexter  and  sinister  sides  out  of  clouds 
az.  radiated  or.  Borlace,  V*.  Borlas,  St. 
Newlyne,  Cornwall,  V.  Borlase,  Pendeen  in 
St.  Just,  Cornwall;  descended  like  Borlase, 
Bockmer,  co.  Buckingham,  Baronetcy  0  May 
1642,  extinct  1688,  through  Borlase,  Trelud- 
dra,  from  Borlase,  Borlase,  St.  Wenn,  Corn- 
wall ;  extinct  temp.  Elizabeth  ;  the  co-heirs  m. 
Toukin  and  Bray. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dexter  hands  apaumy 
couped  of  the  first.  Esingold.  Mayn,  V. 
Mayne,  co.  Warwick ;  and  Rowston,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  sinister  hands  couped  at 
the  wrist  of  the  first.  Mayne,  Bornington,  co. 
Hertford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  dexter  hands 
couped  at  the  wrist  of  the  first.  Mayne,  Tef- 
font  Ewyas,  co.  Wilts,  1679. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dexter  hands  couped 
arg.  Mayne, Crestow, co. Buckingham;  granted 
June  1604. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dexter  hands  or.  Main, 
co.  Buckingham. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  dexter  hands  couped  at 
the  wrist  clenched  arg.     Esingold,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  hands  clenched  and  couped 
at  the  wrist  of  the  first.     Armes. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  hands  (clasped  or) 
clenched  of  the  first.     Esingold. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  pair  of  hands  clasped  of 
the  first.     Esingold. 

Head (Beast)  Boar 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  boar's  head  betw.  two  mul- 
lets gu.     Honchach  or  Honychurch. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  boar's  head  betw.  two  mullets 
gu.    Honchach  or  Honychurch. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  boar's  head  betw.  two  mul- 
lets gu.    Honychurch. 

Deer 

On  a  hend  vert  fimbriated  or  a  stag's  head  ca- 
bossed  or.     O'Doulee,  Harl.  MS.  4039,  fo.  105. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Head  cont.  (Beast)  Dog 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  grey- 
hound's head  erased   betw.  two  dexter  hands 
couped   at  the  wrist   arg.     Neal,  Yeovil,  co. 
Somerset. 

....  Ibex 
Lozengy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  an  ibex  head 
erased   of  the  first  attired  or.       Yonge,   co. 
Wilts. 

Leopard 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  vert  a  leopard's 
head  betw.  two  annulets  of  the  first.  Keynes, 
Stapleford,  co.  Nottingham. 

(Bird;  Duck 

Paly  of  six  arg.  aud  sa.  on  a  bend  or  a  teal's  head 
erased  az.    Burwell. 

Swan 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  or  a  swan's 
head  and  neck  erased  az.  beaked  gu.  in  chief  of 
the  bend.     Buewell,  V. 

(Human  Figure) 

Arg.   on    a  bend    gu.    an   esquire's    helmet    or. 

Teitten  or  Teayton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  helmet  in  the  dexter  chief 

point  or.     Teayton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  helmet  of  the  first.   Teayton, 

Lewes,  Sussex,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  helmet  or.    Teayton,  Suf- 
folk, 1716. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  close  helmet  ppr.   Teayton; 
quartered  by  Fuller. 

(Monster)  Dragon 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  dragon's  head  fesswise  erased 
close  to  the  ears  betw.  two  mullets  gu.  Sr.. . 
de  Honychurch,  V.  Honychuech, Honychurch 
(temp.  Henry  III),  and  Aveton  Giffard,  co. 
Devon. 

Griffin 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  a  griffin's  head  erased  betw. 
two  spear-heads  or.  Holdip,  London  and 
Southampton  ;  granted  5  June  1725. 

Heads (Beasts)  Ibex 

Lozengy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  two  ibex 
heads  erased  of  the  first  attired  or.  Yonge, 
co.  Wilts.  And  with  a  crescent  in  chief  of  the 
bend.  Sr.  John  Yong,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1466  ;  Harl.  MS.  1349. 

Lions 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  two  lion's  heads  erased  of  the 
first.     Pender,  Scotland. 

. . . .  (Monsters)  Unicorns 
Paly  bendy  of  six  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  two 
unicorn's  heads  bendwise  erased  of  the  first. 
Yonge,  V. 

....  (Beasts) 
Fusily  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  three  (?  ibex  or 
unicorn's)  heads  erased  or.     Yong",  Biistow. 
....  Bears 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  bear's  heads  erased  of 
the  first.    Gemmel  Gemel  or  Gemill,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bear's  heads  erased  of 
the  first  muzzled  of  the  second.      Fitz  Ouese, 
co.  Somerset. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bear's  heads  arg.  muzzled 

of  the  first.     Fesaed. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bear's  heads  erect  couped 
arg.  muzzled  gold.  FitzUese,  co.  Somerset,  V. 
....  Boars 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  boar's  heads  erased  of 

the  first.     Haetley,  Melerstarmes,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or. 

PlIDLESDON. 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Boars  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or. 

B.EKEDON  Of  PtYKESDON.      RlDLESDON. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boar's  heads  bendwise 
couped  or.  Rikdon,F.  Rykdon,F*.  Rykesdon, 
V. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
boar's  heads  couped  of  the  first.  Puecell,  co. 
Salop. 

Burry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
boar's  heads  erased  or.   Puecell,  Westminster. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  boar's  heads  of  the  first.  Puecell, 
Ouneslow,  co.  Salop  ;  granted  April  1597. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
boar's  heads  of  the  first.  Puecell,  Temple 
Mary,  Burton  House  and  Highfort,  Altamira, 
and  Annabella,  co.  Cork;  descended  through 
Puecell,  Croagh  Purcell,  co.  Limerick,  from 
Puecell.  Loughmoe. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
boar's  heads  fesswise  couped  or.     Puesell,  V. 

Barry  nebuly  of  seven  (eight  V*)  arg.  and  gu.  on 
a  bend  sa.  three  boar's  heads  fesswise  couped 
or.     Pursell,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boar's  heads  erased  arg. 
Gelliat  or  Gellyot,  co.  York. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  boar's  heads  bendwise 
couped  sa.     Bewyke,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  boar's  heads  erased  of  the 
first.     Haitlie,  Mellarstoun,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  boar's  heads  couped  erect 
of  the  first.  Tubing,  Foveran,  co.  Aberdeen ; 
Baronetcy  1038. 

Or  on  a  bend  vert  three  boar's  heads  erased  sa. 
Heatley. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boar's 
heads  arg.     Byeton. 

Per  bend  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  boar's 
heads  couped  sa.     Bewike. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  first 
three  boar's  heads  erased  of  the  second. 
Burston,  Kent. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boar's 
heads  cmiped  or.  Purcell.  The  heads  fess- 
wise.   Pursell,  V. 

Deer 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  of 
the  first.     Fawcett,  Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or.  Stanley,  V*.  Elizabeth,  coheir  of  Ferdi- 
nand, Stanley,  Z,  442,  542. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buck's  (another  stag's) 
heads  cabossed  or.  Thomas  Stanley,  Bishop 
of  Sodor,  &c,  1510-1545  and  1556-58.  Thomas 
Stanley;  quartering  Lathom  (the  chief  not 
indented),  X.  Assumed  on  marriage  with  Joan 
de  Bam  vile  by  William  Stanley,  Stoneley ;  from 
whose  sons,  who  might  thereby  quarter  Bam- 
vile,  Stourton,  and  Silvester,  descend  with  due 
diff.,  Stanley,  Ponsonby  Hall,  Cumberland,  and 
(the  senior  branch  of  all  these  families) 
Stanley,  quartering  Hooton  and  by  one  match 
Parry,  a  branch  m.  an  heiress  of  Massey,  and 
this  family  became  for  a  short  period  Stanley- 
Massey,  but  since  1792  Massey-STANLEY;  Ba- 
ronetcy 17  June  1662.  And  without  the  quar- 
tenngs  of  Hooton,  <fcc.  with  due  diff.  (the  diff. 
now  omitted)  John  Stanley,  K.G.,  who  m.  an 
heiress  of  Lathom,  and  became  1405-0  Lord  of 
the  Isle  of  Man. from  whom  descended  Stanley, 
Elford   (with   a  crescent   gu.  for  diff.),  Pipe 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Heads  emit.  (Beasts)  Deer  cont. 
(with  due  diff.),  &c. ;  and  through  a  marriage 
with  an  heiress  of  Harrington,  Thomas 
Stanley  Baron  Stanley  20  January  1456,  from 
whose  marriage  with  a  coheiress  of  Goushill, 
representing  Fitz  Alan,  Alhini,  and  Warren, 
descended  Stanley  Earl  of  Derby  27  October 
1485;  James  Stanley  Bishop  of  Ely  1506-15, 
quartering  Lathom  quartering  Man  over  all  an 
inescucheon  for  Montaut;  and  (with  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.)  Stanley,  Baronetcy  25  June 
'1660,  Baron  Stanley  of  Alderley  9 "May  1839, 
Baron  Eddisbury  12  May  1818 ;  which  last 
family  has  m.  heirs  of  Weever  and  Wai  burton, 
(aud  a  second  son  m.  Byron,  his  coheiresses  m. 
Leigh,  Venables,  Wilbraham,  and  Swettenbam) 
and  Owen,  from  whom  descended  Edward 
Stanley  Bishop  of  Norwich  1837-49.  Thomas 
Stanley,  second  Baron  Stanley,  who  quartered 
Stanley  with  Lathom  and  Warren,  with  in  the 
second  and  third  grand  quarters  Man  and  over 
all  an  inescucheon  for  Montaut,  Z,  329,  became 
Earl  of  Derby  27  October  1485 ;  his  sons  were 
George  Stanley  Lord  Strange  jure  ux.  Joan 
Strange  who  brought  the  quartenngs  of  Mohun 
with  Widvile;  and  Edward  Stanley,  Hornby 
Castle,  Baron  Monteagle  1514,  quartering  La- 
thom and  Warren  with  in  the  second  and  third 
quarters  Man  over  all  in  the  centre  a  crescent 
or,  U,  extinct  1581 ;  the  heiress  m.  Parker. 
The  elder  son  had  two  sons  ;  the  younger,  set- 
tled at  Crosshall,  had  a  son  Henry  who  m.  an 
heiress  of  Stanley  (of  Bickerstaff)  a  branch  of 
Stanley  of  Hooton,  and  from  him  descend 
through  Stanley,  Bickerstaff,  and  Crosshall,  co. 
Lancaster,  Baronetcy  26  January  1627,  Stanley 
eleventh  Earl  of  Derby ;  Stanley,  Ormskirk ; 
and  (by  m.  with  an  heiress  of  Shawe)  Stanley, 
Crosshall,  co.  Lancaster  :  the  elder  son  Thomas, 
second  Earl  of  Derby,  Viscount  Kyuton,  Baron 
Stanley  aud  Strange,  Lord  of  Knokyn,  Mohun, 
Basset,  Btunel,  and  Lacy,  Lord  of  Man  and 
the  Isles,  quartered  Stanley,  Lathom,  and  War- 
ren, with  in  the  second  and  third  grand  quar- 
ters Man,  and  in  the  foutth  Strange  quartering 
Wydvile,  over  the  whole  an  inescucheon  for 
Montaut,  U.  A  grandson,  Thomas  Stanley, 
Winwick,m.an  heiress  of  Vernon ;  his  co-heirs 
m.  Fortescue  and  Digby.  The  co-heirs  of 
the  fifth  Earl  of  Derby  m.  Brydges,  Egerton, 
and  Hastings  {Z,  442),  when  the  Baronies  of 
Stanley  and  Strange  fell  into  abeyance.  James 
Stanley,  seventh  Earl  Derby,  Baron  Strange 
1627,  and  his  descendants  to  James  tenth  Earl 
Derby  ob.  1735-6  ;  the  eventual  heiress  had  m. 
Murray,  Baron  Strange  of  that  creation  and 
Lord  of  the  Isle  of  Man,  jure  uxoris.  Edward 
Stanley,  eleventh  Earl  Derby,  m.  an  heiress  of 
Hesketh,  and  had  a  son  James,  from  whom  by 
m.  with  an  heiress  of  Smith  descends  Smith- 
STANLEY,Bart.,  Baron  Stanley  22  December  1832 
and  Earl  of  Derby,  Knowsley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  or. 
Stanley,  Skottoe,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 
bendwise  or.     Stanley,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Arg.   on  a  bend  az.  three  buck's  heads  couped 
or.     Lambpoet. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
of  the  first.     Noeman. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  buck's  heads  or.    Biche, 
Berkshire.    (?  Teetheriffe,  Cornwall.) 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Deer  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or.  Beche,  Berkshire.  Noeman,  V*.  And 
with  a  label  of  five  points  az.     Biech,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  hart's  heads  cabossed  or. 
Noeman. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  stag's  heads  bendwise 
cabossedor.  Sire  Johan  deBECHE,^.  Noeman, 
V.  And  with  a  label  of  five  points  az.  Sr. 
William  Byech,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  stag's  heads  couped  or. 
Buskyn.  And  with  a  martlet  in  chief  sa.  Sir 
John  de  la  Beche,  L.  But  with  hind's  heads, 
Sir  John  de  la  Vache,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
But  the  stag's  heads  erased  or  in  chief  a  martlet 
sa.  Sir  John  de  la  Beache,  L,  Harl.  MS. 
6589. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  of 
the  first.  Fassett  or  Faussett,  co.  Lincoln. 
Foeset,  Bellingsby,  co.  Lincoln.     Hayton. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  buck's  heads  of  the 
first.     II eaton,  Plas  Heaton,  co.  Denbigh. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed of  the  first.     Eaton. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  hart's  heads  or. 
Heetfand,  co.  Devon.     Wedland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or.    Fostee,  V*.    Woodland,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or  armed  of  the  first.     Fosset. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  or. 
Stanley. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  stag's  heads  bendwise 
cabossed  or.     Sr.  Walter  Woodland,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed or.     Foestee,  Battle,  Sussex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  stag's  heads  bend- 
wise cabossed  or  a  crescent  in  chief  for  diff. 
Fostee,  Iden,  Sussex,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  wavy  sa.  three  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed or.     Fostee,  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  buck's  heads  of  the 
first.     Feeniley. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
of  the  first.     Fawset,  Bellingsby,  co.  Lincoln. 

Az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  buck's  heads  or. 
(?)  Teetheeiffe,  Cornwall. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 
arg.     Seevington. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  buck's  heads  of  the  first. 
Heligan,  Cornwall. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
sa.  Teedeneck,  Tredeneck,  co.  Cornwall. 
Tkedennick. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  of 
the  first.     Beche. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  arg. 
Teedennick,  Tredennick,  co.  Cornwall. 

Or  on  abend  sa.  three  buck's  heads  erased.... 
Billing  or  Billinge. 

Or  on  a  bend  vert  three  buck's  heads  arg. 
Feewley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Or  on  a  bend  vert  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
arg.     Feenley,  V*. 

Or  on  a  bend  vert  three  stag's  heads  bendwise 
cabossed  arg.     Feenley,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  vert  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
a'  g.  attired  of  the  field.  Feeneley  or  Feenley, 
co.  Chester ;  co.  Lancaster  ;  and  Sutton,  Suffolk. 

Or  on  a  bend  vert  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  of 
the  first.     Feenley,  Suffolk. 

Vert  on  a  bend  or  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  sa. 
Vaeley,  London;  and  co.  York. 


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AN  ORDINARY   OF 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Dogs 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  tal- 
bot's    heads    erased    sa.       Godden,    Leyborn 
Castle,  1574  ;  and  Finehden,  Tenterden,  Kent. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
arg.  Doget,  Kent.  Dogetts,  F.  Doggett,  V*. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  or. 
Doget,  Kent. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  greyhound's  heads  erased 
of  the  first  collared  arg.     Laton. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  greyhound's  heads  erased 
of  the  first  collared  and  ringed  of  the  second. 
Laton,  V. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  hound's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.     Reynolds. 
Foxes 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fox's  heads  erased  or. 
Walkley,  co.  York. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  three  fox's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.     Yonge,  co.  Wilts. 
....  Goats 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  goat's  heads  (palewise, 
V.)  erased  of  the  first  horned  or.  Mulsho,  V*. 
Mulso,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  goat's  heads  couped 
of  the  first.  Lampet,  Suffolk.  Lampet  or 
Lampeth. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  goat's  heads  couped 
of  the  first  attired  or.     Bredwell,  Suffolk. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
Mulsho  or  Mulshoe,  Goldington  co.  Bucking- 
ham ;  Thingdon,  Suffolk  ;  Goathurst,  co.  Here- 
ford, &c;  Add.  MS.  19142,  fo.  373  ;  granted  10 
December  1587. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
attired  or.  Maeshe.  Mulsho,  F*.  Sir  Ed- 
mund Mulso,  V.  Thomas  Mulso,  co.  North- 
ampton, IF. 

. . .  .Leopards 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  leopard's  faces  or.  Adey, 
Doddington,  Kent;  Combe,  co.  Gloucester; 
and  Merkyate  Cell  or  Priory,  co.  Hertford. 
Bury.    Burys,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Buris.  Burys,  V*.  Coker.  Hedley,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  leopard's  faces  (heads 
V*.)  erased  or.     Sr.  John  Burys,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  leopard's  faces  (heads 
F*.)  of  the  first.     Kimbell,  W.     Kymble,  F. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  eDgr.  gu.  three  leopard's  faces 
(heads  F*.)  of  the  first.  Bolton,  co.  York, 
F.     Boulton,  Norfolk  ;  and  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  leopard's  faces  or. 
Bolton.  Cesir,  F.  William  Cokee,  F.  And 
with  a  martlet  in  chief  sa.     Coker. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Cesie,  V*.  Coker  as  quartered  by  Jane  Sey- 
mour third  wife  of  Henry  VIII,  Z,  488.  Coker, 
Mapowder,  co.  Dorset.    Coker,  F*.    Cokerey. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  leopard's  faces  or. 
Nicholas  Barbon,  M.D.,  London,  1730. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  purp.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Cesye. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  leopard's  faces  of  the 
first.  Sr.  John  Kokyrham,  F.  Gweieydd  ap 
Rhys  Goch,  Lord  of  Tal  Ebolion  in  Anglesey. 
Henllys,  Anglesea,  1743. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  leopard's  heads  of  the 
first.  Cokerham,  co.  Derby.  Hokyram,  J*. 
Moeris,  Ystradmeuric,  co.  Cardigan. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  leopard's  faces  gu.  (?) 
Coker. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Leopards  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  leopard's  faces  or.     Sr. 

John  Cokerham,  F. 
Arg.  on  a    bend   sa.   three   leopard's   heads   or. 
Cockeram  orCocKERHAM,  Hillersdon,co.  Devon, 

and    Pnrbeck,  co.    Dorset.      Cokerham,    F*. 

Cokerham,  co.  Derby.     Kokyrham,  F*. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's  heads  of  the 

first  crowned  or.     Gomney  or  Gomoney,  Essex. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  or  three 

leopard's  faces  sa.     Higgat. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  or  three 

leopard's  heads  sa.     Higgat,  Suffolk. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

leopard's  faces  (heads  F*.)  or.     Grey,  F. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

leopard's  faces  jessant-de-lis  or.     Grey,  Lan- 

frid,  W. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

leopard's  heads  or.     Gray. 
Cbequy  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's 

faces  gu.     Worden. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  leopard's 

faces  (heads  F*.)  arg.    Clifford,  co.  Somer- 
set, IF. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  leopard's 

faces  of  the  first.     Clifford. 
Erm.   on    a   bend   az.  three  leopard's  faces  or. 

Cambride,  IF. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.   three  leopard's  heads  or. 

Cambird,  F*.    Langley,  co.  Lincoln. 
Erm.  on  a  bend   gu.  three  leopard's   faces   or. 

Stinte,  F. 
Erm.  on  a  bend   gu.  three  leopard's   heads  or. 

Stinte,  F*.     Stynte  or  Styner,  co.  Devon. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  leopard's  faces  (heads, 

V*.)  arg.    Dogate,  F. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  vert  three  leopard's  faces  (heads, 

F*.)  or.     Sr.  John  Langley,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London  1576,  W. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's  faces  (heads) 

of  the  first.     Werden,  Leyland,  co.  Lancas- 
ter;  and  Cholmenton,  co.  Chester;  Baronetcy 

28  November  1072  ;  extinct  10  February  1758  ; 

the  coheirs  m.Fitzroy  and  Bayntun.   Wyorden, 

co.  Lancaster  ;  and  London. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  leopard's  faces  of 

the  first.     Boulton,  Burston,  co.  Norfolk. 
Gu.   on    a  bend   arg.  three   leopard's   faces   or. 

Hadey.     Stevenson,    Boston,    co.    Lincoln. 

(These  are  errors  in  IF) 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's  heads  ppr. 

Stevenson  or  Stevinson,  Weston,  co.  Derby; 

and  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's  faces  sa.    Ady 

or  Adry.     Burgh,  IF.     Stephenson. 
Gu.  on   a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's   heads   sa. 

Burgh,  F*. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's  faces  vert. 

Haddey  and  Hadley,  IF.     Hadey,  F,  Cotton 

MS.  Tiberius,  D,  10.      Stevenson,  Boston,  co. 

Lincoln,  MS.  Tiberius,   D,   10.       Stevenson, 

Ounston  or  Unston,  co.  Derby;  Visitation  1662. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leopard's   heads  vert. 

Hadey,  F*.     Hadley,  V*.     Hayday,  London. 

Stephenson,  Doiley,  co.  Middlesex;  Cumber- 
land;   co.  Derby;    co.  Lincoln;  London;  and 

co.   York.       Stevenson,  F*.       Stevenson  or 

Stevynson, Weston,  co.  Derby;  and  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.   on  a  bend  arg.   three  leopard's  faces  vert 

langued  of  the  field.       Ady  Adey  or  Addey, 

Kent;  London;  and  co.  Hereford. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Leopards  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erminois  three  leopard's  faces  vert. 
Stevenson,  Cumberland  ;  granted  to  Sir  William 
Stevenson,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1764. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  leopard's  faces  az. 
Stephenson,  Knaresdale  Hall;  and  Newcastle. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  leopard's  faces  vert. 
Stephenson,  Farleigh  Hill,  co.  Berks.  But  leo- 
pard's heads  vert.   Hayday,  Weston, co. Hereford. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  leopard's  heads  (arg. 
another)  or.  Mingay  or  Mingey,  Gimming- 
hatn,  Norfolk. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 
Katheram. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  leopard's  faces  of  the 
first.  Kemble,  Wydell,  co.  Wilts ;  and  Lam- 
borne,  co.  Berks. 

....  Lions 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lion's  heads  erased  of  the 
first  Stephen,  Barton-onthe  Hill,  co.  Glou- 
cester; granted  1591. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or. 
Bery. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lion's  heads  or.  Cooker, 
co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lion's  heads  couped  or 
in  chief  a  martlet  sa.     Beche. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or. 
Carden  or  Cardin. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lion's  heads  erased  of  the 
first  crowned  or.  Sir  Thomas  Wrathe.  Wroth, 
Essex;  Woodbery  and  Youngs,  co.  Hertford; 
Blendenhall,  co.  Kent ;  and  Hempneyshall,  co. 
Suffolk.  Wroth,  Durants,  Enfield,  co.  Middle- 
sex.    Sr.  Robert  Wrothe,  Middlesex,  V. 

Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  or.  Churchar,  Slingfield,  Sus- 
sex. Hoveden,  Lelban,  Ireland,  granted  1585 ; 
Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  90  b. 

Chequy  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  or.     Hoveden. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lion's  heads  erased. . . . 
Westonstone. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or. 
Weston  or  Wiston,  Sussex,  1176. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or. 
Weston,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lion's  heads  erased  of 
the  first.     Turpin,  Knaptoft,  co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 
Turpen,  V*.  Turpin,  co.  Cambridge;  and  co. 
Leicester.     Turpyn,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  lion's  heads  erased  of  the 
first.     Oorders  or  Cordrey. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  or.     Borsting. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  of  the  first  (langued  or,  Add.  MS. 
14307,  fo.  8  b).  Burston,  Kent;  Harl.  MS. 
4108,  fo.  66. 

Oxen 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  hull's  heads  couped  of 
the  first.  Martin  Heton,  Bishop  of  Ely  1599- 
1610,  quartering  arg.  a  negro's  head  couped 
betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  bull's  heads  ca- 
bossed  of  the  first.  Heiton,  Heiton,  co.  Lan- 
caster. Helton.  Heton,  co.  Lancaster. 
James  Heton,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  bull's  heads  erased 
of  the  first.  Eton,  co.  Chester;  and  co.  Lan- 
caster.   Heyton,  Heaton. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Sheep 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ram's  heads  cabossed  of 
the  first.     Creswell.     Creswyll,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  ram's  beads  ca- 
bossed of  the  first  attired  or.  Lampen,  Pa- 
derda  in  Linkinhorne,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  ram's  heads  couped 
of  the  first.     Lampeth,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  ram's  heads  of  the 
first  attired  or.     Lampet  or  Lampeth,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ram's  heads  cabossed  or. 
Creswell  or  Creswyll. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  ram's  heads  couped 
or.     Lampeth,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  ram's  heads  couped  arg. 
Benedictine  Abbey  at  Ramsey,  co.  Huntingdon, 
U ;  (another,  attired  of  the  first). 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ram's  heads  couped  arg. 
Fitz-Yrith. 

"Wolves 

on  a  bend  ....  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

....     John  Lowe,   Bishop  of  S.  Asaph  1433 ; 
Rochester  1444-67. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  of 
the  field.  Lowe,  Southmills,  co.  Bedford. 
Lowe,  Clifton-Reynes,  co.  Buckingham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  -sa.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  or. 
Lamburne. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  wolf's  heads  erased  of 
the  first.  Middleton,  Stansted  Mountficbet, 
Essex,  1732;  descended  like  Myddleton,  Chirk 
Castle,  Baronetcy  1600,  extinct  1718,  the  heirs 
m.  Biddulph  and  West;  through  Myddelton, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1613,  brother  of 
Myddelton,  Ruthyn,  Baronetcy  22  August 
1622,  from  Myddelton,  Gwaynynog,  co.  Den- 
bigh, and  Riride  Pothan,  alias  Vlaidd,  co. 
Denbigh  ;  Harl.  MS.  1507,  fo.  383. 
Heads (Birds)  Choughs 

Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  ....  three  chough's  heads 
erased  sa.     Trebartha,  Trebartha,  in  Northill, 
Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Spoure. 
Cocks 

Arg.  on  abend  az.  three  cock's  heads  erased  or  comb- 
ed and  wattled  gu.  Worshipp,  V.  Worship,  V*. 
....  Swans 

Arg.  on  a  bend  wavy  az.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
of  the  first.     Swan. 

(Human  Figures) 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  satyr's  heads  couped  at 
the  (neck,  V*.)  shoulders  of  the  first  horned 
or.     Wheywell,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  Moor's  heads  sidefaced 
couped  sa.    Evesham,  co.  Hereford. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  close  helmets  or. 
Compton,  Piersden,  Hants,  1534 ;  and  Surrey. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  helmets  ....     Mauley. 
Heads (Fish) 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fish's  heads  erased  arg. 
Gelliat  or  Gellot.     Gillett. 
Eels 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  conger-eel's  heads 
erased  arg.  collared  with  a  bar  gemel  gu. 
Clarke,  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 

....  Lucies 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  lucy's  heads  erased 
or  collared  with  a  bar  gemel  gu.     Gillet  or 
Gillot,    Broadfield,    Norfolk.       Gillet    alias 
Chandler,  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 
....Whales 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  whale's  heads  erased  or. 
Whalley. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Heads  cont.  ( Monsters)  Dragons 

Enn.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  dragon's  heads  erased 
close  to  the  ears  arg.  Gellyate,  V*. 
Gellyote,  V. 

Griffins 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  of 
the  first.     Astley,  co.  Warwick.     Bowes. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  of 
the  first.     White,  St.  Stephen's,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
or.  Yonge,  co.  Devon  ;  and  Crome-Dauitot,  co. 
Worcester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
palewise  or.    John  Yonge,  co.  Worcester,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  griffin's  heads  or  vulned 
gu.  Thomas  Young,  Bishop  of  St.  David's 
1560;  Archbishop  of  York,  1501-70. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  griffin's  beads  erased 
of  the  first.  Middleton,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1613. 

....Unicorns 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 
of  the  first  armed  or.  Smith,  Houghton  Castle, 
Northumberland. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  embattled 
counterembattled  erm.  three  unicorn's  heads 
couped  sa.     William  Horne,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  three  unicorn's 
heads  erased  or.    Young,  London,  1716. 

Per  pale  or  and  erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  unicorn's 
heads  erased  arg.  crined  and  attired  of  the  first. 
Bubb,  Carlisle. 

Wiverns 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  wivern's  heads  erased 
arg.     Gelliat  or  Gellyot. 
(Spears) 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  spearheads  bendwise  of 
the  first.  Sharpey  or  Sharpeigh.  Robert 
Sharpey,  Sherpey,  Kent;  granted  1595,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  coronels  reversed  or. 
Cheynduitt,  V*.  Sr.  John  Chenduyt,  V. 
Foxcott,  V. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three 
spearheads  arg.  Balch,  Virginia  and  Phila- 
delphia, U.  S.  of  N.  America;  descended  from 
Balch  or  Balche,  Highham  and  Horton,  co. 
Somerset;  and  Tavistock,  co.  Devon,  Harl. 
MS.  1445,  fo.  168,  but  the  spearheads  or,  as 
quartered  by  Hewes  or  Hewisb,  Harl.  MS. 
1445,  fo.  20. 

....(Beasts)  Deer 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  five  buck's 
heads  cabossed  inclosing  three  escallops  of  the 
first.    Eland  or  Eyland,  co.  York. 
Hearts 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  hearts  of  the  first. 
Craill,  Scotland. 

Paly  of  four  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  hu- 
man hearts  ppr.  each  pierced  with  two  arrows 
saltirewise  of  the  first.      Hall,  Moundesmere, 
co.  Hants  ;  granted  1767. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  hearts  gu.     Ellard. 
Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  beasts  gu.     Tooker, 

W. 
Vert  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  hearts  gu.  Tooker, 
Maddington,     co.     Wilts,     temp.     Elizabeth. 
Tooker,  quartering  Biggs. 
Hives 

Eim.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  beehives  or.    Fray. 
Horns 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  buglehorns  of  the 
first.    Greenougii,  London,  quartering  Bella?. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Horns  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  buglehorns  stringed  of 
the  first.  Greenhaugh  or  Greenhow,  Bra- 
dlesham  and  Greenhaugh,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  hunting-horns  stringed 
of  the  first.     Greenalgh  or  Greensugh. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  buglehorns  of  the 
first.     Gernald,  V.     Grenald  or  Greynald. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  buglehorns 
stringed  of  the  first.  Gernald,  V.  Greanhall. 
Greenough. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  buglehorns  of  the 
first  stringed  vert.     Lynaker. 
Horseshoe 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  horseshoe  or  being  rent  by 
two  hands  and  arms  arg.  issuing  at  the  elbows 
from  the  dexter  and  sinister  sides  out  of  clouds 
az.  radiated  gold.  Borlace,  V*.  Borlas,  St. 
Newline,  Cornwall,  V.  Borlase,  Pendeen  in 
St.  Just,  Cornwall  ;  descended  like  Borlase, 
Bockmer,  co.  Buckingham;  Baronetcy  6  May 
1642,  extinct  1688,  through  Borlase,  Trelud- 
dra,  from  Borlase,  Borlase,  St.  Wenn,  Corn- 
wall ;  extinct  temp.  Elizabeth  ;  the  coheirs  in. 
Tonkin  and  Bray. 
Horseshoes 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  horseshoes  or. 
Farrer. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  three  horseshoes  of  the 
first.  Farrer,  Cole  Brayfield,  near  Olney,  co. 
Buckingham.  Farrer,  Harrold,  co.  Bedford  ; 
Great  Arnwell,  co.  Hertford ;  and  co.  Somerset; 
granted  1609. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  horseshoes  of  the  field. 
Crispe,  Kent.  Farrow.  Ferrers,  Bere  Fer- 
rers, co.  Devon ;  the  heiresses  m.  Champernowne, 
Poyniugs,  and  Fleming.  Ferrers,  Churston, 
co.  Devon;  the  heirs  m.  Ashford  and  Yarde. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  horseshoes  of  the 
first.  Farrar,  Hull,  co.  York.  Farrer  or 
Farror,  co.  Hertford;  London;  and  Ewoot, co. 
York;  granted  1609. 

Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  first  three 
horseshoes  sa.  Trethevey,  Egloshayle,  Corn- 
wall. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  horse- 
shoes az.     Hardfeild. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  horseshoes  arg.  Dethick, 
Lord  of  Bredsall,  co.  Derby. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  horseshoes  arg.  Ferrier, 
Belleside. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  horseshoes  of  the  first. 
Ferrers,  London ;  and  Teddiugton,  co.  Glou- 
cester, 1625. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  horseshoes  arg.  Ferrers, 
Boswithgy  and  Trelowarren;  the  heiress  m. 
Vyvyan.  Sir  John  Ferrers,  Cornwall,  V. 
William  Ferrers,  Cornwall,  Y.  Monsire  Wil- 
liam de  Ferrers  (added  about  1562),  Y. 
Ferrers,  Churston,  co.  Devon  ;  extinct  temp. 
Henry  VI ;  the  coheirs  m.  Ashford  and  Yarde. 
Ferrers,  Bere  Ferrers,  co.  Devon ;  the  coheirs 
m.  Champernowne,  Poynings,  and  Fleming. 
Priske,  Helston,  Cornwall ;  the  coheirs  m. 
Trewren,  Penrose,  and  Penneck.  Shoyswell, 
Shoyswell,  Sussex. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  horseshoes  arg. 
Farrer.  Robert  Ferrer,  Bishop  of  St.  David's 
1548-54. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
horseshoes  or.  Meignell,  co.  Leicester,  temp. 
Edward  I. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Horse-shoes  cont. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.on  a  bend  sa.  three  horse- 
shoes or.     Monsire  Gilbert  de  Menell,  Y. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  horse- 
shoes arg.  Mennell.  Sir  William  Menell 
or  Menyll,  Harl.  MS.  1392. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  horse- 
shoes of  the  second.  Sir  William  Menyll,  V. 
Mennell  or  Meynell. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  horse- 
shoes arg.     Sr.  William  Menell,  V. 

Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
horse-shoes  or.  William  Menyll,  F.  Monsire 
William  de  Menill,  Y. 

Paly  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 
horse-shoes  or.     Henry  Menyll,  F.     Monsire 
Hugh  Menill,  Y. 
Ink-molines 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  ink-molines  of  the  first. 
Speccott,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  ....  three  ink-molines  .... 
Echaed,  Bersham,  Suffolk. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  ink-molines  or. 
Echard. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  ink-molines  arg.  Belston, 
V.    Speocot,  Merton,  co.  Devon  ;  the  coheirs 
m.  Hals,  Hele,  and  Reynell.    Speccott,  An- 
derdon,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Spoure. 
Insect 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  a  grasshopper  sa.  Louis, 
Colyton  House,  co.  Devon. 
Insects Bees 

Or    on    a    bend    az.    three    bees     volant     arg. 

BUTTERFIELD. 

Butterflies 

Arg.     on    a    bend     az.     three     butterflies     or. 

BOTERWIKE.      BUTTERWIKJE. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  butterflies  of  the  first. 

Boterford,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.    on    a     bend     sa.     three     butterflies     or. 

Boterwike. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  butterflies  of  the  first. 

Boterwike. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  butterflies  volant  or. 

Butterwik,  V*.    Butterwike. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  butterflies  (volant  V*.) 

arg.    Boterford,  co.  Devon.    Butterford,  V. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  butterflies  arg.   Somersail 

or  Somershall,  co.  Derby. 
....  Gadbees 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three   gadbees  volant  or. 

Butterwike,  V. 

Instrument  (Flute)  but  see  On  1  Bend  . .  Baston 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  pipe  (or  flute)  of  the  first. 

Eliott  or  Elliot,  Redheugh  now  called  Lau- 

riston,  Scotland. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  indented  or  a  flute  of  the  first. 

Elliot,  Eskelton,  Scotland ;  descended  through 

Eliott,  Unthank,  from  Lauriston. 
Keys 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  two  pairs  of  keys  endorsed 

handles    fretty    or.      Spencer,   Crediton,  co. 

Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  four  keys  endorsed  two  and 

two  and  interlaced  at  the  bows  of  the  first. 

Spencer,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  two  pairs  of  keys  endorsed 

and  fretty  or.     Spencer,  co.  Devou. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  two  pairs  of  keys  endorsed 

wards   arg.  and  interlaced  at    the   bows    or. 

Spencer,  V. 


On  1  BEND..  ..cont. 
Label 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  label  of  three  points  arg. 
Cluniac    Priory    of    St.    Mary    Magdalen    at 
Barnstable,  co.  Devon. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  label  of  three 
(another  five)  points  arg.     Lacy. 
Leaves ....  Elm 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three   elm-leaves  of  the  first. 
Wood,  V. 

....Holly 
....    on  a    bend    arg.  three  holly  leaves  ppr. 

Cobbold, Ipswich. 
Az.     on      a    bend     arg.     three     holly     leaves 
vert.         Hollingsworth     Hollinsworth    or 
Hollynworthe,  Hollingworth,  co.  Chester. 
Sa.  on   a    bend   arg.    three    holly    leaves    vert. 
Hollingworth,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Ivy 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  ivy  leaves  of  the  first. 
Yenery. 

Oak 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  oak  leaves  of  the  first. 
Ivery,  Dungate,  co.  Somerset.    Yeverey. 
. .  ..Walnut 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  walnut  leaves  of  the 
first.    Uverey,  V*.    Yeverey,  V*. 

Woodbine 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  leaves  (woodbine?)  of 

the  first.    Yeverey,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  leaves  (woodbine?)  of 
the    first.       Wod,    V,  Cotton    MS.    Tiberius 
D,10. 

....Holly 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  six  holly  leaves  two  two  and 
two  bendwise  in  fess  sa.     Ryon. 

Legs (Beasts) 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lion's  paws  erased  az. 
Sparman,  Suffolk. 

....  (Birds) 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  eagle's  legs  couped  (at 
the  thigh,  V*.)  above  the  foot  sa.  Scherley,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  eagle's  legs  sa.    Sherley. 

....  (Human  figure ) 
Az.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  legs  couped  at  the  thigh 

or.     Custace. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  shambrogues  gu.    Pede, 

Bury,  Suffolk. 
Or    on    a    bend    sa.    three    shambroughs    arg. 

Blagrave. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  legs  in  armour  couped 
at  the  thigh   and    erased    at  the   ancle    ppr. 
Blagrave,  Highworth,  Calcot,  and  Watchfield, 
Berks.;    quartering    Blagrave,    Uttoxeter,    co. 
Stafford ;  and  Bulmarsh  Court,  Berks. 
Letters 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  taus  of  the  first.    Berd. 

Lozenge 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  lozenge  or.    Harwedon. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  lozenge  in  chief  erm.     M 

le  Scrop,  S. 
Bendy  of  six  az.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  lozenge 
of  the  second.     Moret. 
Lozenges 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lozenges  of  the  first 
each  charged  with  a  pheon  gu.    Atherley,  co. 
Derby. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lozenges  of  the  first  each 
charged  with  a  pheon  sa.  Ridgley  or  Rigeley. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lozenges  erm.    Dent, 

Dent,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  lozenges  or.    Felding, 
London. 

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On  1  BEND cont. 

Lozenges  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lozenges  of  the  first. 
Mercy,  V.  Merey,  V*.  Mereys,  V*.  Merrey. 
Mort,  Astley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  thx-ee  lozenges  erm.  Boteler, 
Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lozenges  or.  Peart,  co. 
Lincoln.    Woolfall.     Wotshall,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  pierced  lozenges  or. 
William  de  Perc,  X. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lozenges  of  the  first. 
Carrington,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lozenges  of  the  first  on 
each  a  saltire  gu.  Urswick,  Cumberland  ;  co. 
Lancaster;  and  co.  York.  Urswicke.  M. 
Eobert  de  Urswike,  S.  Sr.  William  Urswick, 
V.  And  in  the  sinister  chief  a  crescent  of  the 
second  for  ditf.   M.  Wauter  Ursewycke,  S. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lozenges  erm.  Sr.  Peter 
Angerton,  V.    Dent,  Surrey. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  lozenges  or  each  charged 
with  a  cross  gu.  Ursweeke  or  Urswycke,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  lozenges  (gu.  another)  sa. 
Mele,  Kent. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lo- 
zenges of  the  first.     Penbrigg,  V*. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lo- 
zenges arg.     Penbrigg,  V, 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  lozenges  of  the 
first.  Scarbridge,  co.  Lancaster.  Scarsberg, 
V*.     Scharsbrige,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  lozenges  az.     Mete. 

Or  on  a  bend  wavy  az.  three  lozenges  of  the  first. 
Halyburton,  Egliscairnie,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  bend  the  upper  side  waved  and  the  under 
side  engr.  az.  three  lozenges  of  the  first. 
Halyburton,  Scotland. 

Or     on     a     bend     gu.     three     lozenges    vair. 

Chamberlayn.      Sr de  Chambleleyn,  V. 

Chambleyn. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lozen- 
ges (of  the  first  another)  or.    Cheyney. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend 
of  the  last  three  lozenges  of  the  first.  Harhor, 
co.  Gloucester;  granted  1015. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lozenges  az.  each  charged 
with  a  sun  in  glory.  Shipperdson,  Bishop 
Wearmouth;  Piddinghall  Garth  and  Murton, 
co.  Durham;  quartering  Musgrave,  Kirshaw, 
and  Sykes. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  lozenges  of  the  first. 
Bauf  Casington,  co.  Chester,  V.  Carrington, 
Carrington,  co.  Chester ;  extinct  Elizabeth  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Booth.  Carrington,  co.  Devon. 
Carrington,  Missenden  Abbey,  co.  Bucks. 
Carrington  or  Carrynton.  Carrington,  Og- 
bourne  St.  George,  co.  Wilts.  Carryngton,  V*. 
Sr.  John  Caryijgton,  V.  Smyth,  Eivenhall, 
Essex. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  lozenges  of  the 
first.     Clarke,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  four  lozenges  of  the  first. 
Grefield.  Grefylde,  V.  Grenfylde,  V*. 
Greyfield.    Mort,  Astley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  five  lozenges  of  the  first. 
Harewedon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  five  lozenges  or.  Harowdon. 
Harrowdon.     Harvedon.    Harwedon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  five  lozenges  conjoined  or. 
John  Harowdon  or  Harwedon,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, V. 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Lozenges  cont. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  five  lozenges  vair.     Belhus,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  six  lozenges  or.     Pasture, 
France:  granted  1457. 
Lure 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  lure  or.  Brock,  Saltwood, 
Kent.     Brooke,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  lure  the  line  wavy  in  bend 
or.     Broke,  V.    Brooke. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  lure  or  lined  and  ringed 
arg.  a  crescent  for  diff.      Brooke,  Somerset 
Herald,  1790. 
Mascle 

Gu.  crusily  or  on  a  bend  of  the  second  a  mascle 
ermines.  Anbemarle  or  Andemarle,  co.  Dorset. 
Mascles 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mascles  of  the  first. 
Adderley,  Blake  Hall,  and  Coton,  co.  Stafford ; 
Weddington,  and  Hams  Hall,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mascles  of  the  first. 
Peart  or  Pert,  Essex;  Middlesex;  and  Nor- 
folk. Pert,  quartered  by  Slaughter,  in  church 
at  Tewksbury,  1640. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mascles  or.  Pert,  Ar- 
nold, Essex;  andFryarne,  Middlesex.  Peart  or 
Pert,  Essex;  Middlesex;  and  Norfolk.  Sr.  Wil- 
liam Pertt,  V.  And  with  a  label  of  three 
points  sa.  Pert,  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mascles  of  the  first. 
Blair,  The  Caiss.  Sr.  William  Carington, 
V.  Carleton,  V.  Carleton,  Surrey;  co.  Bed- 
ford; Linton,  co.  Cambridge;  Ampthill,  co. 
Bedford,  1752;  and  London.  Carleton,  Baron 
Carlton,  22  May  1626;  Viscount  Dorchester, 
25  July  1628;  extinct  1631.  (Attributed  in 
error  to  Carleton,  Baron  Carleton  1789;  Vis- 
count Carleton  1797;  extinct  1826).  Carlton, 
V.  Warings,  V.  Warnings.  Warren, 
London. 

Arg.  oo  a  bend  sa.  three  mascles  of  the  first  in- 
terlaced with  saltires  gu.  Worswike  (in  pencil 
Urswik),  Y. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mascles  gu.  Bandes, 
Clavesley,  co.  Northampton. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  mascles  gu.  Mete. 
Metz.  Myte,  Gunthorpe.  And  in  the  sinister 
chief  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  second.  Meltez, 
V.    Mete,  Kent,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mascles  of  the  first. 
Pert,  Essex. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  mascles   of   the  first. 
Halyburton,  That  Ilk,  co.  Berwick. 
Maunches 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  maunches  of  the  first. 
Thorpe,  Boston,  co.  Lincoln. 
Mitre 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  mitre  or. 
John  Bourghixl,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1396  ; 
Lichfield,  etc.  1398-1414.    Burghill,  Lichfield. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  mitre 
betw.  two   eagles   or.      John   de    Grandison, 
Bishop  of  Exeter  1328-69. 
Mitres 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 
three  mitres  or.    John  Grey,  Bishop  of  Nor- 
wich 1200-14. 
Monster 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  pegasus  in  full  speed  sa. 
Mildmay,  Essex;  granted  20 May  1552. 
Monsters  (Unicorns) 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  unicorns  pass,  of  the 
first.    Veale.  .     .. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Monsters  (Wiverns) 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  wiverns  arg.     Sire  Edmon 
de  Maulee,  N. 
Mullet 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  betw.  two  acorns  or. 
Muirhead,  Stanbope,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  pierced  mullet  of  six  points 
or  betw.  two  garbs  of  the  first.  Spurway,  Spur- 
way,  and  Oakford,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  mullet  betw.  two  garbs  of 
the  first.  Spurway,  Spurway,  co.  Devon,  W. 
Spurwaye,  Dartmouth,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  mullet  of  thp  first. 
Binning,  That  Ilk,  Scotland.  Crathorne,  co. 
York.     Ratcliffe,  Mowgrave,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  mullet  and  a  waggon 
of  the  first.     Binning,  Easter  Binning. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  mullet  in  chief  erm.  M. 
Steven  le  Scrop,  S ;  Lord  of  Beutley,  third 
son  of  Richard  first  Lord  Scrope  of  Bolton  ; 
from  whom  descended  Scrope,  Castlecombe, 
co.  Wilts;  the  heiress  m.  Thomson. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  arg.  betw.  two  garbs 
or.  Modyford,  London ;  Baronetcy  18  Fe- 
bruary 1061;  extinct  1C73;  Baronetcy  1  March 
1603 ;  extinct  1703. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  vert  a  mullet  or.  Watnoll, 
co.  York. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  sinister  arg.  a  mullet  sa.  Lidded, 
Halkertoun,  Scotland. 

Gu.  crusily  arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  second  a  mullet 
sa.  Onsley,  Courtenhall,  co.  Northampton ; 
and  Onslow,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  sinister  arg.  a  mullet  betw.  a  cross 
couped  in  chief  and  two  crescents  in  base 
sinister  bendwise  sa.     Vaston,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  (or  estoile)  betw.  an 
increscent  and  decrescent  ....     Scott. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  (or  estoile)  betw.  two 
crescents  arg.  Scott,  Ireland.  The  patriar- 
chal coat  of  Scot  or  Scott.  Scott,  Baron 
Earlsfort  10  May  1784,  Viscount  Clonmel  18 
August  1789,  Earl  of  Clonmel  20  December 
1793. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  arg.  betw.  two  crescents 
of  the  first.     Scot,  Whitehaugh,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  a  mullet  arg.  Clarke, 
Snailwell,  co.  Cambridge ;  Baronetcy  25  July 
1098;  extinct  23  May  1806.  Clarke,  Nor- 
folk.   Clarke,  V*. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  a  mullet  in  chief  arg. 

Sr de  Clarke,  co.  York,  V.    But  on  the 

mullet  a  crescent  sa.        Clerke,  Itringham, 
co.  York,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  a  pierced  mullet  arg. 
Clerke,  V*. 

Or  on  a  bend  sinister  az.  a  mullet  of  the  first. 
Barber. 

Or  en  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  or  estoile  betw.  two 
crescents  of  the  first.  Scot,  Buccleuch,  as 
borne  on  an  inescucheon  by  James  Crofts 
afterwards  Scot,  Duke  of  Monmouth  after  22 
April  1067,  as  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  Earl  of  Dal- 
keith, Baron  Whitchester  and  Ashdale  20  April 
1073,  Z,  039  ;  and  after  his  attainder,  1085,  by 
his  son  James  Soot  (Earl  of  Doncaster  after- 
wards) Earl  of  Dalkeith,  Z,  644;  and  by  his 
son  Francis  Scot,  Baron  Tyndale  and  Earl  of 
Doncaster  23  March  1743,  Duke  of  Buccleuch 
17:S2  ;  and  by  his  uncle  Henry  Scot,  Baron 
Goldylinds,  Viscount  Hermitage,  and  Earl  of 
Delorain  29  March  1700  ;  extinct  1807  ;  Z,  044. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Mullet  cont. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  a  mullet  in  chief  of  the  first. 

over  all  a  fess  chequy  az.  and  arg.     Stewart, 

Birnie,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  a  mullet  of  six  points  (arg.  an- 
other) or.     Bonvile. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  second  a 

pierced  mullet  or.     Everingham. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  second  a 

pierced  mullet   or.      Everingham,  V*. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bendlet  gu.  a  pierced 

mullet  or.     Everingham,  Rokkle,  V. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  mullet  arg. 

Burgonyon. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  pierced 

mullet  or.     Borgiton. 
Mullets 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  two  mullets  of  the  first.     St. 

John. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  fimbriated  or  two  pierced  mul- 
lets alternately  with  as  many  ducks  arg.  mem- 

bered  of  the  first.     Sr.  Robert  Russell,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  fimbriated  or  two  mullets  of  the 

third  pierced  as  the  first  alternately  with  as 

many  swans  arg.     M.  Robert  Russell,  S. 
....  on  a  bend  ....  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 

points  ....     Roger  de  March,  seal. 
Arg.   on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 

M'Kechnie,    Scotland.       Tours,     Innerleith, 

Scotland.     Waynard  or  Wynard,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on   a  bend  az.  three  pierced  mullets  of  the 

first.   Wenard,  co.  Devon.    Wenard,  Cornwall, 

V.     Wynard,  Haccombe,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  or.    Bosuile  or 

Bosvile.     Simon  Bosvill,  V.    Richer. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  or  over  all  a  file 

of  four  points  gu.     Kedale. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  of  six  points  or. 

Bosuile  or  Bosville. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  pierced  mullets  or.      M. 

Robert  Kendale,  S.     Morby.     Morley. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 

points  or.    Morby. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 

points  or  over  all  a  label  of  five  points  gu.     Sr. 

Robert  de  Morby,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  mullets  or.  Towers, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 

Caber.    Wanker. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  or.  (A  mistake  for 

Bampfylde.)  Sr.HumfryBRADBORNE,TheHogh, 

co.  Derby,  V ;  quartered  by  Holte.  Bradburne, 

Bradburne  ;  and  London.    Danett,  London. 
Arg.  on   a   bend  gu.  three   pieixed  mullets  or. 

Monsire  de  Bradbourne,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  or  pierced  vert. 

John  de  Bradburne,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  bendgu.  three  mullets  per  pale  or  and 

of  the  first.    Mark  Waulkerne,  V. 
Arg.   on   a  bend  sa.   three  mullets  of  the  first. 

Anne,    co.    Oxford.      Bilkston.      Bunevile. 

Clifton,  co.  Lancaster,  and  co.  York.     Davies. 

Sr.  John  Denam,  V.   Denham,  V*.   Entwisell 

or    Entwistle,     Manchester.         Manyngton. 

Pulesden    or    Pulesdon.      John    Puleston, 

Havod-y-wern.  Pulsdon  or  Pulston.  Spencer, 

Norwich ;  quartering  gu.  a  fret  or.     And  with 

a  crescent  gu.  for  dift'.     Davis,  Erdlisham. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  of  the 

first.     Manaton  or  Mannington,  Manaton  in 

Southill,  Cornwall. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  of  six  points  as 

the  first.  Manyngton,  V.  Monington, Cornwall. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 

Andrews,  Suffolk.     Enswell  or  Entwyssell, 

Euswell,     co.     Lancaster.         Entwisell,    V. 

Entwisle,  Foxholes,  Rochdale,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  of 

the  first.     Entwesell,  V.     Ernfield. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  flory  couuterflory  sa.  three  mullets 

of  the  first.     Thorle,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  flory  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  of 

the  first.     Thorley. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  flory  counterflory  sa.  three  pierced 

mullets   of   the  first.       William  Thorle,   V. 

Thorley,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  gu.     Thomas  de 

Spenethorne,  X. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  or.     Denham. 

HOOTON.       HOTHAM.      LaTJGHTON.       MaNINGXON, 

co.    Devon.      Mannington.      Moglvnton,   V, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,   10.     Molington    or 

MONYNTON,  V.        MOLYNGTON     Or      MoNYNGTON, 

V*.    Spenythorne. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  of  six  points  or. 

ESTMERTON. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  flory  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  or. 

William  Thorle,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  mullets  or.     Hoton,  V. 

Hooton,  co.  Chester.     Sr.  William  Hooton,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  gu.      Bisset. 

Gay  or  Gayes.     Gays,  V.     Ousefoot. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  pierced  mullets  gu.  Bonn 

or   Boun,  co.    Northampton.        Clifton,    co. 

Chester. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  sa.    Roberts, 

Kent ;  and  Boresell,  Sussex. 
Az.  on  a  bend  erm.  three  mullets  sa.     Gay. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  mullets   of   the  first. 

Berwell,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  mullets  gu.  Berwell,  V*. 

Dawson,     Castle    Dawson,    co.    Londonderry, 

descended  from  Westmoreland. 
Az.  on   a  bend   or    three    pierced  mullets   gu. 

Baunfeld,  Cornwall,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  fimbriated  gu.  three  mullets  of 

the  second.    Blanchminster. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  pierced  mullets  sa.     Figg, 

Winslow,  co.  Buckingham. 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 

pierced  mullets  of  the  first.     Deanfield. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three 

mullets  of  the  first.     Welchman,  Brackley,  co. 

Northampton  ;  and  Kineton,  co.  Warwick. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.   on   a  bend  gu.  three 

mullets  or.     Dransfield. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

mullets  of  the  first.     Pabenhem. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

pierced  mullets  of  the  first.     Pabenham,  V*. 

PoPENHAM. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
mullets  of  the  first  pierced  of  the  second.  Sir 
John  Pabenham,  co.  Bedford,  temp.  Edward 
I,  V.     Pabenhem. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
mullets  or.  Grey,  V.  The  mullets  pierced  of 
the  second.     M.  Laurens  de  Papenham,  S. 

Barry  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
mullets  or.  Pakenham,  co.  Bedford.  Sire 
Johan  de  Pabenham,  N.  And  with  the  mullets 
pierced.     Sir  Johan  de  Pabenham,  the  son,  N. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Mullets  cont. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
mullets  arg.  Pembridge,  Mansellgamel, 
Wales. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets 
arg.  Pembridge,  Mansell  Gamage,  co.  Here- 
ford. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
mullets  arg.  Sir  Thomas  (Frere  a  mistake 
for  '  brother  of  Michael)  Poynings,  L. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mul- 
lets of  the  first.  Poyninges,  V*.  Sr.  Thomas 
Poynings,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Barry  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mul- 
lets or.     Pakenham,  co.  Bedford. 

Barry  nebuly  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  mullets  or.     Chissell  or  Chussell. 

Barry  wavy  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu. 
three  mullets  or.  Alport,  Cannock,  co.  Staf- 
ford ;  quartered  by  Fletcher. 

Barry  wavy  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  or 
three  mullets  gu.  Allport,  Cannock,  co.  Staf- 
ford.   Alport,  V*. 

Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu. 
three  mullets  of  six  points  or.  Richard  de 
Valoines,  E. 

Barry  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  arg. 
Byrgaine.     Sire  Johan  de  Penbruge,  N. 

Barry  or  and  vert  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets 
arg.     Sire  Thomas  de  Poninge,  N. 

Chequy  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets 
or.    Brackley  or  Blakley. 

Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets 
or.     Haffenden,  Kent. 

Chequy  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets 
or.  Haffenden,  Homewood,  Kent ;  and  Clear- 
well  Court,  co.  Gloucester ;  descended  from 
Haffenden,  Bugglesden,  1483. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  ....  three  mullets  ....   Dubbin. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  pierced  mullets  arg. 
Wenard  or  Wenward. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  or.  Spencer, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  three  pierced  mullets  or. 
Richard  Weathershed,  Archbishop  of  Canter- 
bury 1220-31. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  or.  Davenett. 
Sr.  Vincent  Davent,  V.   Hancott. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  arg.     Ressant. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  or.  Denn, 
Eversfield,  Sussex.  Ersefield,  Denny,  Hors- 
ham, Sussex.  Everfield,  Surrey.  Eversfield 
or  Eitsi'TELD,  Charlton  Court,  Steyning, 
Sussex. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  or  pierced  arg. 
Rissun,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  or. 
Eversfield,  Catsfield,  and  Denne  Park,  Sussex. 

Erminois  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  arg. 
Durbin,  Bristol. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  az.  Brabazon. 
Shaftow,F*.  Shastow,F.  Robert deSHASTOWE, 
B.    Slack. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  az.  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  martlet  or.  Clyderow,  V*. 
Clydrowe,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first  a 
martlet  or.     Cliderowe. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  sa.  Brabazon. 
Delavall.  Dishington,  Scotland.  Liddel, 
Halkertoun,  Scotland.  Ovington.  Reresby, 
V.     Resbye,  Suffolk.     Rorsby,  co.  York. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  pierced  mullets  sa.     M. 

Thomas  Rersby,  S. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  mullets  az.     Brabazon. 

Clederow. 
Gu.  on  a  hend  or  three   mullets   of  the   first. 

Collins. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  mullets  sa.    Brabazon. 

PORTINGTON,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  arg.  Wenard, 
co.  Devon. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  pierced  mullets  arg. 
Wynard,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Gray,  Exeter. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  arg.  Bamfield, 
W.  Baynfield,  co.  Devon.  Branfilo,  Essex. 
Bromfield.  Brumfield.  And  with  an  an- 
nulet sa.  for  diff.  Barnfield,  co.  Devon ;  and 
Newport;  co.  Salop.  But  with  a  label  of 
three  points  ....  Bampfylde  ;  Baronetcy  14 
July  1641,  Baron  Poltirnore  10  September  1831; 
quartering  arg.  two  chev.  gu.,  with  or  a  maunch 
gu.,  and  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  arg.  Sire  Nicholas 
Boneville,  0.  Bonvile,  co.  Devon.  Bothnell. 
Hathorne.  M.  John  de  Holgoh,  S;  Monsire 
John  de  Hothom,  Y.  John  de  Hothum,  F. 
Howden.  Huthorne.  Russell,  co.  Wilts. 
And  with  a  martlet  gu.  for  diff.  Sire  John 
Hothom,  0. 

Or  on  a  hend  sa.  three  mullets  and  as  many 
swans  arg.     Russell,  co.  Wilts. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  arg. 
Hotham.    Oufleet,  V*.  Gerard  Ousflete,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  arg.  pierced  gu. 
Holliam.  John  de  Hotham,  F.  Hotham,  V*. 
Hotham,  co.  York.  Monsire  John  de  Hothom, 
Y.  Sr.  John  Hothom,  Scarborough  in  Holder  - 
ness,  V.     Hutham,  co.  York. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  arg.  pierced  of  the 
first.  John  Ben  vile.  Y.  Monsire  de  Bonville, 
(added  about  1562  to)  F.    Holliam. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  of  six  points  arg. 
Bonvile,  V*. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 
points  arg.     Sr.  Nicholas  de  Bonvile,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Comfton,  co.  Warwick,  V.  Bonvile,  co.  Devon. 
Huthorne.  Matran,  co.  Devon.  Meteau,  co. 
Devon.  Monington,  Sarnesfield,  co.  Hereford. 
Owslett. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  of  the 
first.     Seagar  or  Seager.     Sigare. 

Or  on  a  bend  vert  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Somersett,  South  Brentin,  co.  Somerset. 

Paly  of  three  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  or  three 
mullets  of  the  second.  Blacke,  Suffolk  ;  and 
Essex. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mul- 
lets of  the  first.  Alexander.  Sanderson, 
1716. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mul- 
lets or.     Grandison. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  second 
three  mullets  or.  Neale  or  Nele,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mul- 
lets or.       Elton,  V. ;  quartered  by  Pilkington. 

PlLKINGTON,  V.      PYLKENTON,  V. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mul- 
lets or.     Elton,  V*. 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Mullets  cont. 
Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets 
of  the  second.  Elton,  co.  Berks;  and  London. 
Elton,  Clevedon  Court,  near  Bristol;  Baro- 
netcy 31  October  17 17.  Marwood-ELTON,  Wid- 
worthy  Court,  co.  Devon ;  Baronetcy  1  August 
1838. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets 

of  the  first.    Elton,  Elton,  co.  Chester. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets 
of  the  first.    Elton,  Ledbury,  and  Redland,  co. 
Hereford;    Tetbury,   and    Newent,   co.    Glou- 
cester. 
Paly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mul- 
lets  or.      Dransfeld,   V.      Draunfield,  co. 
Stafford.      Dransfield,  Essexv;    and  Stobbed 
Walding,  co.  York. 
Paly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  of  the  first 
three  mullets  or.      Christopher  Dransfeld,  V. 
Dransfield. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  vert  on  a  hend  gu.  three 

mullets  arg.    Bampfield,  co.  Devon. 
Paly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  arg. 

Sire  Ouuel  Pouuel,  0. 
Per  bend  gu.  and  vert  on  a  bend  dancetty  arg. 

three  mullets  sa.     Craycroft,  co.  Lincoln. 
Per  chief  or  and  vair  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
mullets  arg.     Shehbrooke,  quartering  arg.  a 
chevron  embattled  counterem battled  sa.  betw. 
three  roses  ....  stalked  and  leaved  .... 
Per  chief  or  and  vair  over  all  on  a  bendlet  gu. 
three  mullets  ....   Hoggeshawe  sive  Hoggesb 
. . . . ,  E.    Robert  de  Shirebrok,  E. 
Per  chief  or  and  vair  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
pierced  mullets  arg.      Sherbrooke,  Oxton,  co. 
Nottingham. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets 
or.     Greys.     Grosse.     Sr.  Regenold  Le  Gros, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V.     Legrosse,  Suffolk. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets 
of  the   first.     Ashley,   co.  Chester,    V.      Syr 
Alayn  Calveringe,  Q,  Karl.  MS.  0595. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  a  fret  or  over  all  on  abend 
sa.  three  mullets   of  the  first.     Sr.   (Hewgh, 
Karl.  MS.  6595 )  Hugh  Spencer,  Q  ;  but  Gil. 
bert  le  Despenoer,  Q,  Karl.  MS.  6589. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mul- 
lets or.    Renest.    Renost  Revest  or  Revost. 
Rymost.    Renofte,  V*.    Ricroft.     Rycroft, 
V*. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pierced 
mullets    or.       Remoste,     V.       Renoste,    V. 
Rycroste,  V. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  of  six  or  over  all  on 
a  bendlet  sa.  three  mullets  of  six  points  of  the 
third.    Alayn  de  Ellesfeld,  G. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mul- 
lets  of  the   first.     Caly,   co.  Wilts.      Calley 
Caley  or  Caylley,  Burderop  Park,  and  Bluns- 
don  St.  Andrew,  co.  Wilts  ;  descended  through 
Calley,    London,    from    Norfolk.      Sr.   John 
Cayle,  V.     Cayley,  Wydale  House,  co.  York. 
Cayley,  Brompton,  co.  York  ;  Baronetcy  1661. 
John  Clipesbye,  ob.  1594,  brass  in  Clippesby 
church,  co.  Norfolk;  quartering  three  martlets 
within  abordure;  an  eagle  displ.  and  over  all 
a  bendlet ;    a  chevron  betw.  three  herons ;  a 
fish  haurient;  crusily  of  twenty-four  a  saltire; 
Clipesbye    (or    Caly  ?) ;     on    a     chief    three 
roundles ;    a  lion  ramp.;  a  chev.  betw.   three 
lions  ramp.;  and  barry  of  eight.      Clyplesby 
or  Clypsby,  Norfolk.    Everingham. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gn.  three  pierced 

mullets  of  the  first.     Clespesby,  Clespesby. 
Quarterly   arg.  and    sa.   on   a    bend    gu.    three 

pierced  mullets   or.       Clypsby    or    Clypsley, 

Norfolk. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets 

arg.     Sr.  Alexander  de  Clavering,  Essex, temp. 

Edward  I.  V.     Sire  Alisaundre  de  Claveringe, 

N.     M'Iver,  England. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets 

of  the  first.     Syr  Alayn  Claveringe,  Q. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  gu.     Clifton, 

Clifton,  and  Lytham  Hall,  co.  Lancaster;  and 

Kent.    Clifton,  V*.    Monsire  de  Clifton,  Y. 

John  Clyfton,  F.      M.  Robert  de  Clyfton,  S. 

Sr.  Robert  Ciafton,  V.    Francis  Glisson,  M.D., 

1732.     And  with  a  fleur-de-lis  in  the  sinister 

chief  or.     Clifton,  London, 
Sa.  on  a  bend   arg.   three  pierced  mullets   gu. 

Clinton.      Glisson,   Rampisham,  co.  Dorset. 

Glysson.       And  with  a  crescent  ....   within 

an  annulet  ....  for  diff.     Cliston  or  Glisson, 

co.  Somerset. 
Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  gu.  Valletort, 

North  Tawton,  co.  Devon. 
Vert  on  a  bend  or  three  mullets  gu.     Bamfield 

or  Batjmfield,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Devon. 
Vert  on    a   bend   or   three   pierced   mullets   gu. 

Baunfeld,  Cornwall,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  five  mullets  or  in  the  sinister 

chief  a  fleur-de-lis  erm.     Seiger. 
Arg.   on   a   bend   sa.   six   mullets  of    the   first. 

Bonvill. 
Gu.  on  a  bend   arg.   six   mullets   of    the   first. 

Brote, 
Palets 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  or  on   a   bend  arg.  three 

palets  az.    John  de  Routhe,  Y. 
Pheon 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  pheon  in  canton  or.     Loft, 

Healing,  co.  Lincoln. 
Erminois  on  a  bend  gu.  a  pheon  in  canton  or. 

Wallis,  Healing,  near  Grimsby,  co.  Lincoln  ; 

derived  through  Wallis,  Trowbridge  and  Grovely , 

co.  Wilts,  from  Henry  Wallis,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London  ;  an  heiress  m.  Farr. 
Pheons 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pheons    of  the   first. 

Abland.     Adan,  Gwent.     Bland,  Blands  Gill, 

and  Kippax  Park,  co.  York ;  Baronetcy  30  Au- 
gust 1642;  extinct  16  October  1756.     Dawney, 

co.   Chester.      Dawtrey.     Egerton.     Helme, 

co.    Worcester.  Madworth,    co.    Lincoln. 

Welanse,  V.    Welarge,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  broad  arrow  heads  of 

the  field.     Dawney,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pheons  of  the  first  points 

embrued.     Breavel,  St.   Breavel,  and   Gold- 

cliffe,  co.  Monmouth. 
Arg.  on   a    bend  engr.  sa.  three  pheons  of  the 

first.      Madeworth,   V.       Moldeworth,    V. 

MOLDWORTH,  V*.      MUDEWORTH,  V* . 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pheons  or.  Neel  Abland, 
V.    Bland,  V*.    Neel,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pheons  pointing  to  the 
dexter  chief  or.   Beckmore,  V*.  Bekemore,  V. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
pheons  of  the  second.  Peter  Leigh,  Berthing- 
ton,  Harl.  MS.  1424,  fo.  85. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  or  three 
pheons  gu.    Legh,  V.    Leigh,  V*. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Pheons  cont. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pheons  arg.  Carleton, 
Carleton,  Penrith;  (of  this  family  was  George, 
Carleton,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1018,  Chichester 
1619-28;)  and  Carleton,  Brampton  Fort, 
Cumberland,  from  whom  descended  Carleton, 
Market  Hill,  co.  Fermanagh  (the  heiress  m. 
L'Estrange),  through  Carleton,  Rossfad,  co. 
Enniskillen,  from  whom  descended  Guy 
Carleton,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1672,  Chichester 
1079-85  ;  and  Carleton,  Baron  Dorchester,  21 
August  1786.  Charleton,  Guissons,  Sussex. 
Stockall  or  Stockdale.  Stockdale,  Lockin- 
ton,  co.  York  ;  confirmed  1582.     Stockdale,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pheons  or.  Bland, 
London  ;  and  co.  York.  Bland,  Derriquin,  co. 
Kerry.  Guy  Carleton,  Bishop  of  Bristol 
1072-9,  Chichester  1679-85.  Stockley  or 
Stokelley. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  pheons  of  the  field. 
THiSTLETHWATTE,Winterslow,co.  Wilts;  White- 
way,  co.  Dorset;  and  Southwick,  co.  Hants; 
the  heirs  m.  Childecot  and  Frederick. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  (sometimes  vert?)  three 
pheons  of  the  first.  Tipping,  Draycott,  co. 
Oxford. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  vert  three  pheons  of  the  field. 
Tipping,  Wheatfield,  co.  Oxford  ;  granted  1574. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  or  three  pheons 
of  the  second.     Hatheway. 
Bakes 

Arg.   on   a  bend  sa.  three  rakes   of   the  first 
Brambert.     Brumbert. 
Reptiles 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  snakes  coiled  of  the  first. 
Castelton,  V*  ;  these  are  eels. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  adders  embowed  of  the 
first.     Castleton,  Surrey. 

Az.   on   a   bend   or    three    adders    nowed  vert. 
Castleton,  Suffolk  ;  Surrey  ;  and  co.  Lincoln. 
Roundle  ....  Bezant 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  a  bezant  betw.  two  swans 
ppr.  Clarke,  Dublin ;  granted  26  January  1688. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  bezant.  Pinchbeck,  Pinch- 
beck, co.  Lincoln.  Pinchebeck,  Pinchbeake,  V. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  bezant. 
Grey,  Horton,  Northumberland. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  a  bezant. 
Grey,  Chillingham. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bendlet  gu.  a  be- 
zant in  chief.  Sr.  Thomas  Grey,  Norton, 
Northumberland,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  a  bezant  betw.  two  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.    Bury. 

Plate 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  a  plate  in  chief.    Clarke, 
Baron  of  the  Exchequer,  W. 
. ..  .Torteau 

Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  or  a  torteau 
betw.  two  leopards  faces  az.  Highgate, 
Hayes,  Middlesex;  and  Rendlesham,  Suffolk. 
Heygate,  Southend,  Essex;  Baronetcy  30 
September  1831.  Hygate,  W. 
Roundles Plates 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  two  plates. 
Burgilton,  Norfolk.  Burleton  or  Burlton, 
Wyken  Hall,  co.  Leicester;  descended  from 
Burleton,  Knoyle,  co.  Wilts,  temp.  Elizabeth, 
quartering  Trotman. 

Roundles 

....  on  a  bend  ....  three  roundles  ....  Rich- 
ard Punchardon,  seal,  1441. 


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On  1  BEND cont. 

RouDdles  cont. 

Chequy    ....   and   erm.   on   a   bend   ....  three 
roundles  ....     Partryche,  V. 
.. .  .Bezants 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  bezants.  Colwtke, 
quartering  arg.  a  cross  croslet  fltchy  .... 
Whitley orWHiTiJEiGH, Cornwall;  and co. Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  bezants.  Curson,  Nor- 
folk.    Sapy. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bezants.  Apleby  or 
Afpulby.  Burden.  Burdens,  co.  Wilts,  V. 
Burdett.  SirRichard Cornwall, R.  Hallewell, 
co.  Devon.  Jaques  or  Jacques.  Makingfield, 
co.  York.  Markenfeld,  attainted  1587. 
Markenfield,  co.  York.  Markingfield,  co. 
York.  Andrew      Merkeingefeillde,       Y. 

Skyggill,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  bezants. 
Blakeway,  Shrewsbury. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
bezants.  Grey,  V.  Grey,  the  Oaks,  Surrey  ; 
descended  from  Grey,  Backworth,  Northum- 
berland. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  bezants.  M.John  Golaffre,S.  Golofer, 
V.  Golston,  V*.  And  with  a  label  of  as 
many  points  of  the  second.     Golofer. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  bezants.     Golofrey. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
bezants.     Green.     Grey. 

Barry  wavy  of  seven  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  bezants.     Golofer  or  Golofry. 

Barry  wavy  of  nine  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  bezants.  Sir  John  Golafre,  ob.  1442, 
tomb  in  church  at  Fyfield,co.  Berks.  Golofer, 
co.  Oxford. 

Barry  nebuly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
bezants.  Gollofre,  Ashmole  MS.  Wood  F, 
33,  fo.  91.     Goloner. 

Barry  wavy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  be- 
zants.    Godfrey. 

Barry  wavy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  be- 
zants.   John  Golofre,  X. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  bezants.  Dagworth. 
Folcher,  co.  Derby,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bezants.  St.  Albyn, 
Paracombe,  co.  Devon ;  and  Alfoxton,  co.  So- 
merset ;  quartering  Popham.  St.  Aubyn,  Al- 
foxton, co.  Somerset. 

Fusily  or  and  vert  on  a  bend  az.  three  bezants. 
Yong,  co.  Berks. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bezants.    Jaques. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  bezants  each  charged 
with  a  mullet  sa.     Cutts. 

Or  on  a  bend  raguly  sa.  three  bezants.  Eldred, 
Saxham  Magna,  Suffolk ;  Baronetcy  29  Janu- 
ary 1641-2  ;  extinct  about  1653.  Eldred,  Nor- 
folk ;  Suffolk ;  and  London,  1592. 

Per  chief  engrailed  sa.  and  or  on  a  bend  engr. 
gu.  three  bezants.  Hallet,  Higham,  Canter- 
bury. Hallet,  Cannons,  Middlesex.  Hallet, 
Stedcombe,  in  Axmouth,  co.  Devon  ;  originally 
from  Barbadoes,  1691 ;  quartering  Soutbcote. 
Hallett.  And  with  a  crescent  for  ditf.  Hallet, 
Whitchurch,  Middlesex ;  certified  May  1799. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  be- 
zants.    Bostrey. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bezants. 
Golever.     Gollofre. 

Vairy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  bezants. 
Thomas  Golofre,  Y. 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Roundles  cont.  Hurts 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  hurts.      Schooley,  Cad- 
well,  co.  Bedford;  confirmed  6  June  1582.  > 
Sa.  on  a  bend  flory  counterflory  or  three  hurts. 

Bromfleete,  V*.     Nicholas  Bromflete,  V. 

Ogresses 

(Az.  ?)    on    a    bend    (arg.?)     three     ogresses. 

Dryton. 

..  ..Plates 
Arg.    on    a    bend    gu.    three    plates.      William 

Beauchamp,  Cumberland,  X. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  plates.     Burges.     Sir 

Richard  Cornwall,  R.     M.  Thomas  Blyg'feld, 

S.  Lacy,  V.    Lynney.   Silvelney  or  Silveney, 

Ireland.     Sylvelney,  Ireland,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  plates.    Sir  John 

Cutts,  Thaxted,  Essex ;    and   Childerley,   co. 

Cambridge;    Baronetcy   1600;     extinct  1670. 

Cutts,  Woodhall,  Essex  ;  Baron  Cutts,  of  Gow- 

ran,  1690  ;  extinct  1706-7. 
Barry  nebuly  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 

three  plates.     Goulstone.    Gulston,  co.  Hert- 
ford; co.  Leicester;  and  London. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa. 

three  plates.      Gulston,  Z,  383.      Gulston, 

West  Ciandon,  Surrey ;  quartering  Bigg. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  plates. 

Sir  John  Lyngaine,  V.    Lyngayne,  V*. 
Erm.  on   a  bend   gu.  three   plates.     Folcher. 

Forcher.       Fother  or  Folcher,   co.  Derby. 

Fulcher,  co.  Derby. 
Ei'm.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  plates.     Cottes. 

Cutts. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three   plates.     Cheverston. 

HUNTINGFIELD. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  plates  each  charged 
with  a  martlet  of  the  second.     Cutts,  Kent. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  plates. 
Stormyns,  Suffolk.    Sturmyn,  Suffolk,  V. 
Torteaux 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  torteaux.  Emerson, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne.  Emerson, co. Lincoln  ;  and 
Norfolk.   Hore  or  Horem,  Trenowth,  Cornwall. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  torteaux.  Edmerston. 
Hollis.     Whitteley  or  Witley,  co.  York. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  torteaux  and  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  crescent  of  the  second. 
Whitteley,  co.  York,  V. 

Barry  nebuly  of  seven  arg.  and  vert  on  a  bend  of  the 
first  as  many  torteaux.     Goulston,  co.  Hert- 
ford. 
,  Per  pale  wavy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three 
torteaux.    Maudit,  Great  Stretton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Bezants 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  four  bezants.  Cursonn,  V*. 
Cursonne  called  Markham,  V. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  four  bezants. 
Boypsted,  Essex.    Boxsted,  Essex,  V. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bend  sa.four  bezants. 
Boxsted.    Boxted,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  five  bezants.  Burden. 
Palmer,  co.  Leicester,  V. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  five  be- 
zants.    Richard  de  Ore,  A. 

Paly  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  five  be- 
zants. Newdich  or  Newdick,  co.  Worcester; 
granted  1  December  1580.  Thomas  Newdick, 
V.    Newdyke,  V*. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  five  bezants. 
Boxsted. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  five  bezants. 
Stebbing,  London;  and  Wisset,  Suffolk. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Roundles  cont.  Bezants  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  twelve  bezants  four  four  and 

four  in  cross  of  the  bend.  Boyes,  V.   Boyse,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.   bezants.     Cueson,  Norfolk. 

Sire    Johan     Cursoun,    N.        Oursonne     or 

Ourston,  Norfolk. 
Barry  wavy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  baston  sa.  bezants. 

John  Golofre,  F. 
Gyrouny  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  be- 
zants.   Boxsted. 
Lozengy    or    and   az.  on    a  bend    gu.   bezants. 

Waldron. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a   bend  sa.  bezants. 

Sire  Rauf  de  Boxstede,  N. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  plates.     Sire 

Roger  Normyn,  N.    Stormyn. 
Rowel 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  a  spur-rowel  or  betw.  two 

garbs   of   the  first.    Spurway,  Spurway,  and 

Oakford,  co.  Devon. 
Rowels 
Arg.  od  a  bend  az.  three  rowels  or.     Morby. 

Saltires 
Arg.  on  a  bend  compony  of  seven  sa.  and  of  the 

first  three  saltires  gu.    Worsycke. 
Shackles 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fetterlocks  or.  Lockhart, 

Barr,  Scotland. 
Quarterly  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  hand- 
cuffs of  the  first.     Bryan,  V*. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  of  the  last  three 

swivels  of  the  first.     Bryan,  V. 
Spades  and  Shovels 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  half-spades  of  the  first 

palewise  of  the  shield.     Swettenhah,  V. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  vert  three 

half-spades  of  the  first.     Swetenham,  Somer- 

ford   Booths,   co.   Chester,   temp.   Edward   I; 

quartering  Comberbach. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  spades   of   the  first. 

Sweetnam  or  Swetenham. 
Arg.  on  a   bend   sa.  three  spades  of    the  first. 

Swettenham,  Swettenbam,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  shovels  bendwisein  bend 

of  the   first.      Swetenham  or    Swetnam,  co. 

Chester,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  three  spades   of  the  first. 

Swetenham,  Somerford,  co.  Chester,  Harl.  MS. 

1535,  fo.  251. 
Arg.     on     a     bend     vert    three     spades      or. 

Sweetington. 
Spear 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  a  spear  of  the  first.  Shakspeare, 

granted  1546. 
Staples 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three   staples   of  the  first. 

Staplehill,  V. 

Swivels  see  Shackles 

Sword 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  sword  of 
the  first.    Alexander  or  Sanderson,  Durham. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  sa.a  sword  ppr. 
hilt  and  pomel  or.  Saunderson,  Brancepeth, 
Headley  Hope,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  Eggleston, 
etc.  The  sword  granted  to  H.  Saunderson, 
Constable  of  Brancepeth,  as  an  augmentation, 
27  February,  1603. 

Per  chief  az.  and  erm.  over  all  on  a  bend  gu.  a 
sword  arg.  hilt  and  pomel  or.  Gladwin,  Cold- 
aston,  temp.  James  I ;  Edelston,  Tupton,  and 
Stubbing,  co.  Derby  ;  granted  1686. 


On  1  BEND. 


.cont. 


Swords 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  six  daggers  saltirewise  of  the 

first  pommelled  or.     Smyth. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  six  falchions  saltirewise  of 

the  first  hilted  or.     Curington. 
Tails 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  ermine  spots  of  the  first. 

Johnson,  Gainsborough,  co.  Lincoln;  granted 

7  May  1579. 
Trees 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  stumps  of  trees 

couped  and   eradicated  as   the   first.     Foscot 

Foscott  Foxcot  or  Foxcott,  co.  Berks,  temp. 

Henry  VI. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  three  trees  eradicated 

vert.     Hugo,  co.  Devon. 
Quarterly  az.  and  erm.  on  a  bend  or  three  cocoa- 
nut  trees  eradicated  ppr.    Brae,  Bengal. 
Waggon 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  waggon  of  the  first. 

Binning,  Carloury  Hall,  Scotland.     And  with  a 

mullet  of  the  first.    Binning,  Easter  Binning. 
Wheels 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  Catharine  wheels  of  the 

first.    Thornton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  Catharine  wheels  or. 

Bonefat.    Bonifant  or  Buttevant. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  Catharine  wheels  of  the 

first.    Riddall. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  Catharine  wheels  vert. 

Stevens. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three   Catharine   wheels    arg. 

Riddall,  co.  Hertford.      Rudall  or  Ruddall. 

Rudhall,   Rudhall,   and   Ross,   co.   Hereford. 

Rydai.l,  co.  Hereford,  V. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  Catharine  wheels  of  the 

first.    Ruddall. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  three   Catharine  wheels   arg. 

Ridall  or  Rldhull,  co.  Hertford.    Ruddall. 
Wings 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  pairs  of  wings  of  the 

first.     Wingfield,  Norfolk. 
Wreath 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  chaplet  at  the  dexter 

point  or.     Bridge  or  Brigge,  Bosbury. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  (?  arg.)  over  all  on  a  bend 

engr.  sa.   a    chaplet  in   the   dexter  point  or. 

Bridge,  Bosbury,  co.  Hereford. 
Wreaths 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chaplets  of  roses  ppr. 

WOODBRIDGE. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  chaplets  of  the  first. 

Rositur,  V*.    Rosseter.    Richard  Rossetur, 

Somerby,  co.  Lincoln ;  granted  1592,  W. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  chaplets  of  roses  gu. 

Blencowe,  Little  Blencowe,  Cumberland  ;  and 

Thoby  Priory,  Essex ;  quartering  gu.  a  canton 

arg. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  chaplets  vert.  Blencko, 

Sussex.    Blenoow. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

chaplets  or.     Grey,  co.  Hereford. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 

chaplets   or.      Gray,  London;    granted  April 

1635. 
Erm.    on     a     bend     gu.    three     chaplets     or. 

Illingworth,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  on  a  bend   or  three  chaplets   of  the  first. 

Stephens,  Waterford,  Ireland.      Williams,  co. 

Devon. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  garlands  vert.     Stevens, 

Smethwick,  co.  Stafford. 


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257 


On  1  BEND cont. 

Wreaths  cont. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chaplets  of  the  first. 
Wood,  V*. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chaplets  of  the  first  a 
crescent  for  diff.     Wood,  Stapleford,  Essex,  W. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  chap- 
lets arg.     Lingen,  Northumberland. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  chap- 
lets or.  Hatt,  co.  Berks  ;  Orsett,  Essex ;  and 
London. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  chaplets  gu.     Blenco. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  compony  arg.  and  az.  three  chap- 
lets gu.  (The  ancient  arms  of)  Bi.encowe, 
Little  Blencowe,  Cumberland;  and  Thoby 
Priory,  Essex. 

On  1  BEND and  in  chief.... 

Anchor 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first 
in  the  sinister  chief  an  anchor  of  the  second. 
Cary,  London. 
Annulet 

Masculy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  two  fleurs-de- 
lis  or  in  chief  an  annulet  of  the  first.    Gibons. 
Beast Lion 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  ....  in  chief  a 

demi  lion  ramp Hughes,  Maidstone, 

Kent. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  erm.  an  annulet  gu.  in  chief  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  arg.     Philpot. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  eagles  displ.  vert  in  chief 
a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Ramregg. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  invecked  arg.  a  shepherd's  flute  az. 
in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  second  roy- 
ally crowned  or.    Elliot,  Woolie. 

Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  on  a 
bend  gu.  a  bezant  betw.  two  buckles  gold  in 
chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  fourth.  Stuart, 
Allan  Bank,  co.  Berwick ;  Baronetcy  15  August 
1G87. 

Bird Chough  and  Raven 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  buckles  or  in  chief 
a  raven  ppr.  sitting  upon  an  oak-tree  slipped 
vert.     Stirling,  Law,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  of  the  first  in 
the  sinister  chief  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.     Sr. 
Robert  Shole.  V. 
....  Hawk 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
arg.    in  the   sinister  chief  a  hawk  wings  en- 
dorsed or.    Taddy. 
Buckle 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  mascles  of  the  first  in  the 
sinister  chief  an  oval  buckle  erect  of  the  second. 
Haliburton. 

Or  on   a   bend   az.    three   mascles   of  the  first 
in   the  sinister  chief  a  buckle  as  the  second. 
Halyburton,  Newmains,  Scotland. 
Canton 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents  of 
the  first  a  canton  erm.  and  in  the  centre  chief 
point  a  sword  erect  ppr.  Scott,  quartered 
hy  Douglas. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  or  a  canton  of 
the  third.     Wilkins,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  pheons  or  a  canton  erm. 
Johnson,  Withcot,  co.  Leicester;  granted  1727. 
on  a  Canton ....  Anchor 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first  a  can- 
ton or  charged  with  an  anchor  as  the  second. 
Carey,  London.    Cary,  London ;  and  Bristol. 


.cont. 


On  1  BEND and  in  chief., 

on  a  Canton  cont.  (Beast)  Cat 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sinister  az. 
a  martlet  betw.  two  mullets  of  the  first  a  can- 
ton as  the  last  charged  with  a  cat  ramp.  sa. 
Mack,  Edinburgh. 

....  Lion 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  or  a  can- 
ton of  the  third  charged  with  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

Poley,  Poley,  co.  Hertford ;  and  Boxted  and 

Badby,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  of  the 

first  a  canton  az.  charged  with  a  lion  pass.  arg. 

Gill,  London  ;  granted  about  1506. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  three  mullets  of  the  first  a  can- 
ton az.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  as  the  second. 

Gill. 

....Bendlets 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  of  the  first  a 

sinister  canton  gu.  charged  with  two  bendlets 

the  uppermost  engr.  or.     Lancashire. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mullets  arg.  a  sinister 

canton     gu.    charged    with     two     bends     or. 

Lancashire. 

..  ..Fleur-de-lis 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  owls  of  the  first  a  canton 

or   charged   with  a    fleur-de-lis  gu.       Savill, 

Nottingham. 

Flower  (Rose) 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  sea-pies  ppr.  a  canton 

or     charged    with     a    rose     gu.         Wilkins, 

Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  or  a  canton  of 

the  last  charged  with  a  rose  gu.      Wilkins, 

London, 
Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  martlets  arg.  a  canton 

or  charged  with  a  rose  gu.    Wilkins,  Thong, 

Kent. 
Or  on  a  hend  az.  three   martlets  arg.  a  sinister 

canton  of  the  second  charged  with   a  rose  as 

the  first  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  third. 

Harding,  London  ;  granted  30  August  1563. 

....Head 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  attired 

and  unguled  of  the  first  a  sinister  canton  sa. 

charged  with  a  human  skull  ppr.     Zephani, 

Walton-upon-Thames,  Surrey;  granted  1702. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  3-foiIs  slipped  vert  a 

canton  or  charged  with  a  leopard's  head  of  the 

first.      Harvey,    Essex;     London;    Norfolk; 

Coates,  and  Westfavell,  co.  Northampton ;  and 

Ickworth,  Sussex. 

....  Mullet 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  owls  of  the  first  a  canton 

or  charged  with  a  mullet  gu.     Savlle,  Oxton, 

co.  Nottingham. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  or  a  canton  of 

the  second  charged  with  a  mullet  of  the  third. 

Stanley,  Strickland,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  arg.  a  canton  of 

the  second  charged  with  a  mullet  of  the  first. 

Stanlowe,  V. 

Mullets 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets  of  the  first  a 

canton  of  the  second  charged  with  two  mullets 

as  the  field.    Stanlaw  or  Stanlow,  Stickford, 

co.  Lincoln. 

.  ...Roundle 
Erm.  on  a  hend  az.  a  dove  betw.  two  pheons  arg. 

a  canton  gu.  charged  with  a  bezant.     Coyne, 

Dublin ;  granted  1GG3. 

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On  1  BEND and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Ship 

Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sinister  az. 
a  martlet  betw.  two  mullets  of  the  first  a  canton 
of  the  third  charged  with  a  galley  arg.  Mack, 
Glasgow. 

Chessrook 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  roses  gu.  barbed  vert  in 
the  sinister  chief  a  chessrook  as  the  second. 
Small. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  roses  gu.  barbed  vert 
seeded  or  in  the  sinister  chief  a  chessrook 
as  the  second.  Smalley,  Thorpe  Arnold,  and 
Stonesby,  co.  Leicester. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  chessrook  as  the  second.  Small, 
co.  Hertford. 
Chief 

Az.  on  a  bend  ....  frets  arg.  a  chief  of  the  last. 
Ellerker. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  or 
a  chief  gu.    Stanley,  Willington,  Kent. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  gu.  a  chief  or. 
Jellicoe. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  lure  lined  and  ringed  of  the 
first  a  chief  of  the  second.    Brook  or  Brooke, 
co.  Buckingham  ;  confirmed  1605. 
on  a  Chief Anchor 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  3-foils  ....  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  an  anchor  betw.  two  martlets  az. 
Dalling. 

....(Beast)  Lion 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first  a 
chief  as  the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass, 
gu.     Overman,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  (or  ?)  a 
chief  gu.  charged  with  a  lion  pass.  gold.  Budd. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  chief  of 
the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  as  the 
third.   Hayward,  Quedgeley  House,  Gloucester. 

Barry  wavy  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  or  a 
dragon  pass,  with  wings  indorsed  and  tail  ex- 
tended vert  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  of  the  third  betw.  two  bezants. 
Society  of  Merchants  Adventurers  at 
Bristol. 

Bells 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  surmounted  by  a  buglehorn 
sa.  three  buckles  or  a  chief  charged  with  as 
many  bells  of  the  fourth  enclosed  by  two  sal- 
tires  engr.  of  the  third  each  betw.  four  mullets 
gu.  Luke,  Glasgow,  and  Greenfield,  Scotland; 
granted  1749. 

(Birds)   Eagles 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first  a 
chief  of  the  second  charged  with  two  eagles 
displ.  as  the  field.  Martain  or  Martin,  Bow- 
ton,  co.  Cambridge,  1604. 

..  ..Martlets 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  human  hearts  gu.  a  chief 
of  the  second  charged  with  as  many  martlets 
sa.     Legget,  Scotland. 
Bridge 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a  chaplet  of  oak  as  the 
first  a  chief  az  charged  with  a  bridge  having 
three  arches  embattled  and  at  each  end  a  tower 
ppr.     Bridge,  co.  Dorset. 
Castle 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  haton  humetty  az.  a  chief  of 
the  last  charged  with  a  castle  (Gibraltar)  betw. 
two  pillars  arg.  on  the  gates  a  key  and  under 
them  Plus  ultra  gold.  Eliott,  Baron  Heath- 
field,  6  July  1787  ;  extinct  26  January  1813. 


On  1  BEND and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Crescent 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  Catharine  wheels  or  a 

chief  of  the  second   charged  with  a  crescent 

hetw.  two  leopard's  faces  as  the  first.     Hardy, 

Ireland. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  a  martlet  gu.  a  chief  arg.  charged 

with  a  crescent  sa.   betw.    two    stag's    heads 

couped  of  the  second.     Dix. 

Cross 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  5-foils  of  the  first  a  chief 

az.  charged  with  a  cross  croslet  betw.  two  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.     Morgan,  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  three  5-foils  of  the  first. 

a  chief  az.  charged  with  a  cross  flory  betw.  two 

fleurs-de-lis  or.        Morgan,  co.  Lincoln;   and 

London. 
Az.  on  a  bend  gu.  two  garbs  or  a  chief  sa.  charged 

with  a  cross  tau  arg.     Thavies  Inn,  London. 
Or  on  a  bend  gu.  a  harp  of  the  first  a  chief  as 

the  second  charged  with  a  cross  arg.      Nevill, 

Ireland. 

Crosses 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first  a  chief 

gn.  charged   with  as   many   crosses   patty   or. 

William    Carey,   Bishop   of  Exeter  1820,  St. 

Asaph  1830-46. 

Escallops 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  mascles  of  the  first  a 

chief  as  the  second  charged  with  so  many  es- 
callops or.    Gamage. 

Estoiles 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  annulets  arg.  a  chief 

az.  charged  with  three  estoiles  of  the  third. 

Addison,  Sudbury  ;  and  Chilton. 

Flower 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  martlet  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second 

charged  with  arose  betw.  two  5-foils  az.  Peter. 
....  Flowers 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  bear  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second 

charged  with  three  roses  gu.  barbed  or.  Sandes. 
....  Heads 
Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  gouttes  arg.  a  chief  az. 

charged  with  a  f  buck's  V*.)  stag's  head  couped 

or.     William  Hedingham,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  martlets  gu.  a  chief  arg. 

charged  with  two  reindeer's  heads  couped   of 

the  third.     Dickes,  Norfolk.     Dyx,  Wykmer, 

Norfolk. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  birds   gu.  a  chief  or 

charged  with  three  reindeer's  heads  cabossed 

sa.     AylewortH; 
Erin,  on  a  bend  gu.  three  annulets  or  a  chief  az. 

charged  with  three  leopard's  heads  of  the  third. 

Joseph  Addison,  temp.  Anne ;  descended  from 

Westmoreland.    Addison,  Preston, co.  Laucast. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  annulets  ....  a  chief 

vert  charged  with  as  many  leopard's  faces  .... 

Addison. 

..  ..Landscapes 
Barry   of  seven  gu.   and   or  on  a  bend   erm.  a 

sphinx  betw.  two  wreaths  of  laurel  ppr.  a  chief 

embattled  charged  with  a  view  of  a  fortified 

town  and  under  it  Acre.      Cameron,  Fassifern, 

and  Callart,  co.  Argyle,  and  Arthurstone,  co. 

Angus ;  Baronetcy  8  March  1817. 
. . .  .Letter 
Az.  on  a  bend  gu.  two  garbs  or  a  chief  sa.  charged 

with  the  letter  T  arg.     Thavies  Inn,  London. 
..  ..Mullets 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  three  escallops  ....  a  chief  .... 

charged   with   two  mullets  ....       Hogg,    co. 

Devon. 


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On  1  BEND and  in  chief. 


.  cont. 


on. a  Chief  cunt.  Mullets  cont. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  buckles  of  tbe  first  a 
chief  as  the  second  charged  with  so  many  mul- 
lets of  six  points  like  the  field.  M'Innes 
Edinburgh. 

....  Bowels 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  mascles  of  the  first  a 
chief  as  the  second  charged  with  so  many  spur 
rowels  or.     Brand,  Braberton,  Scotland. 
....  Saltire 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  a  harp  of  the  first  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond charged  with  a  saltire  arg.  Nevill,  Ireland. 

Per  bend  az.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  or  a  vine  branch 
ppr.  a,  chief  erm.  charged  with  a  saltire  engr. 
of  the  second  betw.  two  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 
Vineh,  Badgeworth,  co.  Gloucester,  quartering 
Ellis. 

....Wheels 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  a  crescent  betw.  two 
leopard's  heads  of  the  first  a  chief  (az.  W.) 
charged  with  three  Catharine  wheels  (or  W.). 
John  Hardy,  Alderman  of  London,  V.  Hardy 
or  Hard  ye. 

Arg.  on  a  bend   gu.  a  leopard's  face  betw.  two 
crescents  of  the  field  a  chief  as  the  second 
charged  with   three  Catharine  wheels  like  the 
first.     Hardy. 
Coronet 

Az.  on  a  bend  raguly  arg.  a  crescent  of  the  first 
at  the  dexter  point  in  the  sinister  chief  a  ducal 
crown  or.    Merland,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Crescent 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crescents  gu.  in  tbe 
sinister  chief  a  crescent  of  the  second.  M. 
Nycol  de  Clyfton,  S. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first 
in  the  sinister  chief  on  a  crescent  gu.  a  crescent 
or.  Thomas  Wood,  Kelnwike,  co.  York ;  granted 
by  Flower,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  roses  or  a  crescent  in 
the  sinister  chief  gu.     Claytun,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first  in  chief 
a  crescent  as  the  second.     Clayton,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  two  5-foils  az.  and  in  the  sinister 
chief  point  a  crescent  surmounted  of  a  cross 
croslet  of  the  second.    Cook,  Pittenweem,  Scot- 
land. 
Cross 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  annulets  or  in  chief  a 
cross  croslet  of  the  second.  Clayton,  co.  Staf- 
ford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  annulets  or  in  the  sinister 
chief  a  cross  formy  fitchy  of  the  second. 
Coleugh. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  quarterly  gu.  and  az.  three  annu- 
lets of  the  first  in  the  sinister  chief  a  cross 
patty  per  pale  of  the  third  and  second. 
Esgaston,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  another  nebuly  of  the  first  in 
the  sinister  chief  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  of  the 
second.  Writle,  V.  Wryttell,F.  Wryttle,F*. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  another  wavy  of  the  first  in 
chief  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  as  the  second. 
Writle,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  pierced  bezants  in  chief 
a  cross  croslet  or.    Colwike. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  bezants  in  the  sinister 
chief  a   cross   croslet    fitchy    of    the    second. 

COLWYKE,  V.      FlTZWARIN. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  a  sun  in  chief  or  and  an 
eagle  wings  elevated  of  the  field  in  base  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  cross  flory  gu.    Ayerst. 


On  1  BEND and  in  chief. 


.  cont. 


Cross  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  indented  sa.  in  chief  a  sun  or  and 
in  base  an  eagle  wings  elevated  gazing  ppr.  in 
the  sinister  chief  a  cross  croslet  gu.     Ayerst, 
Canterbury. 
Escallops 

Erm.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  pheons  arg.  in  the  si- 
nister chief  an  escallop  gu.  Stackdall  or 
Stockdale,  Bilton  Park,  co.  York. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  mullets 
or  in  the  sinister  chief  an  escallop  of  the  first. 
Evryng,  quartered  by  Lyenys,  V;  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D,  10. 

Fetterlock  see  Shackle 

Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  escarbuncles  or  in  chief 
a  fleur-de-lis  sa.  Thornton,  Middlesex;  granted 
12  March  1575. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert  in 
chief  a  fleur-de-lis  erm.     Harvey,  Suffolk. 
Flower. . . . Columbine 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  three  buckles  of  the  first  in  chief 
a  Columbian  flower  slipped  ppr.      Stirling, 
Dundee,  Scotland. 
Bose 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  estoile  of  six  points  betw. 
two  crescents  of  the  first  in  the  sinister  chief  a 
rose  gu.  stalked  and  leaved  vert.  Scot  or 
Scott,  Harden,  Scotland.  And  its  descendants, 
Scott,  Gala  House,  co.  Selkirk ;  quartering 
Pringle ;  and  Scott,  Raeburn,  co.  Selkirk. 
And  with  the  rose  surmounted  by  a  crescent 
....     Scot,  Highchester,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  a  rose  betw.  two  lions  ramp, 
of  the  first  in  chief  a  rose  as  the  second. 
Herring,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  betw.  two  crescents  of 
the  first  in  chief  a  rose  gu.  stalked  and  leaved 
vert.     Scott,  Broadmeadows,  Scotland. 
Flowers 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  in  chief  three 
roses   gu.      Leyland,  Morley,  co.  Lancaster; 
quartering  arg.  two  swords  in  saltire  sa. 
3-Foil 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  annulets  of  the  first  in 
the  sinister  chief  a  3-foil  slipped  as  the  second. 
Laborer.  Leyborn,  V*,  but  really  a  quarter- 
ing of  Layborne,  V:  but  it  seems  to  belong  to 
Labourn,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  vert  three  martlets  arg.  in 
chief  a  3-foil  of  the  second.    Pelley. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  covered  cups  of  the  first 
in  the  sinistor  chief  a  3-foil  slipped  as  the  se- 
cond.   Clapham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lozenges  of  the  first  in 
chief  a  3-foil  slipped  as  the  second.  Marsh, 
London ;  and  Darks,  Middlesex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  lozenges  or  in  tbe  sinis- 
ter chief  a  3-foil  slipped  gu.  Vialls,  Twick- 
enham, Middlesex. 

Head. . . .  (Beast)  Deer 

Sa.  on  a  bend  or  three  birds  vert  in  chief  a  stag's 
head  cabossed  of  the  second  armed  gu. 
Kinnear,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  caltraps  ppr.  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  buck's  head  couped  or.  Gawler. 
....  Lion 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  buckles  or  in  chief  a 
lion's  head  erased  gu.  STiRLiNG,Bankell,Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  round  buckles  or  in 
chief  a  lion's  head  erasedgu.  Sterling,co.  Herts. 


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On  1  BEND and  in  chief cont. 

Head  cont.  (Monster)  Unicorn 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  bald-coots  sa.  beaked 
and  legged  of  the  first  in  the  sinister  chief  a 
unicorn's  head  erased  as  the  second.  Marsden, 
Manchester;  granted  1733. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  bald-coots  sa.  beaked  and 
legged  of  the  first  in  the  sinister  chief  a  uni- 
corn's head  erased  of  the  second.  Marsden, 
Manchester;  granted  1753.  Maesden,  Chel- 
morton,  co.  Derby. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  three  bald-coots  sa.  beaked  and 
legged  of  the  first  in  the  dexter  chief  a  key 
■with  a  sprig  of  shamrock  in  the  sinister  chief 
a  unicorn's  head  erased  gold  holding  a  sprig  of 
shamrock  in  the  mouth  ppr.  William  Marsden, 
Secretary  to  the  Admiralty  temp.  George  III  : 
and  Alexander  Marsden,  Under-Secretary  of 
Ireland. 
Horn 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  rose  of  the  first  in  the  sinis- 
ter canton  a  buglehorn  strung  as  the  second. 
Sherd,  Disley,  co.  Chester. 
Leaf 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  a  spear's  head  or  in  the  sinister 
chief    an    oakleaf    as     the    second.         Coxe, 
London. 
Mullet 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crescents  az.  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  pierced  mullet  of  the  second. 
Napiee,  Kilmacheugh,  Scotland. 

Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crescents  sa.  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  mullet  of  the  second.  Alderton, 
Ipswich. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  crosses  bottony  of  the 
first  in  the  centre  chief  a  mullet  .... 
Charnock,  Leyland,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl.  MS. 
1437,  fo.  272. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  roaches  (arg.  alias  arg. 
finned  and  tailed  or  i.  e.)  ppr.  a  mullet  in  chief 
....  Huish,  Sand,  Sudbury,  co.  Devon, 
Harl.MS..lte5,fo.  325  b. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  3-foils  slipped  or  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  mullet  gu.  charged  with  a  cres- 
cent of  the  third.     Rokesbuegh,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  3-foils  slipped  or  in 
the    sinister    chief  a   mullet  gu.   pierced  or. 

ROKESBOROUGH,  V. 

Quiver 
Or  on  a  bend  oz.  an  annulet  and  two  pheons  con- 
joined in  bend  as  the  first  in  chief  a  quiver 
full  of  arrows  ppr.     Comrie,  Scotland. 
Roundle  . . .  .Bezant 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  az.  in  chief  a 

bezant.  Willans,  co.  York. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 
points  sa.  in  chief  a  bezant.  William  or 
Willan,  London;  granted  1617.  Willan, 
London.  Wilian,  Kingston-upon-Hull,  co. 
York;  confirmed  1  May  1017. 

Plate 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  in  chief 
a  plate.    Borodaile. 

Boundles. . .  .Bezants 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  mullets  az.  in  chief  two 
bezants.     Liddell  or  Lidell,  Scotland. 
Rowel 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  three  crescents  az.  in  the  si- 
nister chief  a  spur-rowel  of  the  second.  Napier, 
Kilmacheugh,  Scotland. 
Shackle 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  three  acorns  or  husks  vert  in 
chief  a  fetterlock  az.     Muirhead. 


On  1  BEND and  in  chief., 


.cont. 


Spear 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  a  star  betw.  two  crescents  of 
the  first  in  chief  a  broken  lance  gu.     Scot, 
Whitislaid,  Scotland.     And  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.     Scot,  Todenck,  Scotland. 
Sword 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  a  mullet  betw.  two  crescents  of 
the  first  in  chief  a  sword  palewise  ppr.     Scott, 
Horslehill,  Scotland. 
Swords 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  a  rose  betw.  two  annulets  or 
in  chief  a  sword  in  pale  ppr.  hilt  and  pomel 
gold  crossed  by  another  the  hilt  towards  the 
dexter  side  of  the  escucheon.    Jones,  Marshal 
of  the  King's  Bench,  London. 
Tree 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  three  buckles  or  in  chief 
an  oak-tree  slipped  vert  surmounted  by  a  raven 
ppr.     Stirling,  Law,  Scotland. 

On  1  BEND and  in  base 

Arrow 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents  of 
the  first  in  base  an  arrow  bendwise  ppr.  fea- 
thered and  barbed  gold.     Scott,  Clerkmgton, 
and  Malleny,  Scotland;  a  scion  of  Buccleuch. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  an   estoile  betw.  two  crescents 
arg.  in  base  an  arrow  and  bow  of  the  second. 
Scot,  Hassindene,  Scotland. 
Bird 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three  boar's  heads  erased  or 
in  base  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.     Carr. 
Cross 
Or  a  bend  gu.  a  crescent  arg.  in  base  a  cross 
croslet  of  the  second.     Merill. 
Gamb 
Per  fess  or  and  gu.  in  chief  on  a  bend  az.  an  es- 
toile betw.  two  crescents  of  the  first  in  base  an 
eagle's   leg  couped   at  the   thigh  in   pale   or. 
Scot,  Holland. 

On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within 

Arrows 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  arrows  arg.  three  fusils 
gu.     Cheshire,  Dublin;  granted  1018. 
Axes 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  battle-axes  erect 

az.  three  swans  with  wings  elevated  arg.  beaked 

and  membered  sa.   Dawes,  Westbrooke,  Bolton ; 

quartering  Corr,Alleyne,DeHedesa  or  Hede,  etc. 

Beast Dog 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant 
and  in  base  a  dolphin  embowed  arg.  three  roses 
gu.     Holles. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  in  chief  a  talbot  courant 
and  in  base  a  dolphin  embowed  arg.  three  tor- 
teaux.   Holleis  or  Holles. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  hound  pass,  and  in 
base  a  dolphin  embowed  arg.  three  torteaux. 
Hollis,  co.  Devon  ;  and  co.  Nottingham. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  talbot  courant  (sa- 
lient, V.)  and  in  base  a  dolphin  haunent  em- 
bowed arg.  three  torteaux.  Sr.  William  Holleis, 
London,  V.  Holleys,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 
1539.  Hollis,  V*. 
Lion 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and 
in  base  a  ram  courant  arg.  attired  or  three 
eagles  displ.  vert.  Ramrige,  V*.  The  eagles 
armed  of  the  first.  Thomas  Rawrege,  Abbot 
of  St.  Albans,  U. 


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.  cont. 


Beast  cont.  Lion  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  in  cbief  a  lion  ramp,  and 

m  base  a  ram  salient  arg.  three  eagles  displ. 

vert.    Ramrige,  V. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

and  in  base  three  oak-leaves  vert  as  many  es- 
callops of  the  first.     Shiers,  Slyfield  House, 

Surrey.     Skeres,  co.  York;  granted  1012. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp. 

sa.  and  in  base  three  pomeis  as  many  escallops 

of  the  first  a  crescent  for  diff.     Skvres,  Skyers 

Hall,  Alderthwayt,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and  in 

base  a  cross  patty  gu.  three  garbs  or.     Edmund 

Maltby,  Bishop  of  Chichester  1831 ;  Durham 

1836-50  ;  ob.  3  July  1859. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and  in 

base  three  iozenges  or  as  many  3-foils  vert. 

Acland,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.   on    a  bend   betw.  in   chief   a    lion   salient 

and  in   base   a   dolphin   arg.   three   torteaux. 

Hollis,  Fincham,  Norfolk. 
Beasts  . . .  .Cats 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cats  pass,  guard,  sa. 

three  fishes  haurieut  in  pale  of  the  bend  or. 

Osbarne,  V. 

Dogs 

Sa.  on   a  bend   betw.  two  talbots  pass,  and  a  dol- 
phin embowed  arg.  three  annulets  gu.   Holles 

or  Hollys,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  greyhounds  salient 

sa.  three  birds  or.    Crugg,  V*.   CRUGGE,temp. 

Henry  III,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  greyhounds  courant 

hendwise    sa.     three     Cornish     choughs    or. 

Scroggs  or  Scrugges,  Reynold,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  greyhounds  courant 

sa.  three  martlets  or.     Crugg  or  Crugge. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  talbots   pass.  sa. 

three  martlets  or.     Cragg,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  demi-grey- 

hounds  ramp.  sa.  platy  and  collared  arg.  three 

marigolds  gu.  stalked  and  leaved  vert.     Smert, 

V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  demi  grey- 
hounds courant  hendwise  sa.  each  charged  on 

the   body   with   four  plates   three   thistles  or. 

William  Smert,  London,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  talbots  pass. 

or  three  bunches  of  grapes  ppr.     Roydhouse, 

London  ;  granted  1714. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  between  two  greyhounds  gu. 

a  wolf's  head  erased  ....     Lardinar. 
. . .  .Lions 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  demi-lions  ramp.  arg.  as 

many  fleurs-de-lis   az.       Hughes,   Middleton 

Stony,  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  demi-lions  ramp. 

couped   ppr.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Hughes, 

co.  Northampton. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  demi-lions  ramp. 

arg.  a  rose  gu.  seeded  or  barbed  vert  enclosed  by 

as  many  boar's  heads  couped  sa.    Webster, 

Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  demi-lions  ramp. 

couped  sa.  (another,  armed  and  langued  of  the 

second)  three  lozenges  vair.     Bishop. 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  demi-lions  ramp,  erased 

or  three  lozenges  vairy  arg.  and  gu.     Goodden. 

Bower  Hinton,  and  Martock,    co.    Somerset; 

and    Over   Compton,    co.   Dorset;   quartering 

Bishop. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within... .cont. 
Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  demi-lions  ramp.  sa. 

three  mascles  vair.    Goodwin,  Pleintree,  Herts. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  demi-lions 

ramp.  gu.  three  mullets  or.     Wrey,  Sussex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  demi-lions 

ramp.  gu.  bezanty  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 

points  or.    John  de  Wrey,  Sussex,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and 

in  base  a  ram  salient  arg.  three  eagles  displ. 

vert.     Ramrige,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  and 

in  base  a  ram  courant  arg.  attired   or  three 

eagles  displ.  vert.    Rambige,  V*.    The  eagles 

armed  of  the  first.     Thomas  Ramrege,  abbot  of 

St.  Alban's,  U. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  three 

annulets  or.     Lambert,   Kirton,  co.  Lincoln ; 

and  Boyton,  co.  Wilts,  1572. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr betw.  two  lions  ramp. 

....  three  annulets  ....     Cooper,  Northum- 
berland. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two 

lions    ramp,    three    annulets    or.      Hulbert, 

granted  1639.     Hurlebert. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  lions  pass.  gu.  three 

eagles  displ.  or.    Littlebury. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard. 

gu.  three  eagles  or.   Monsire  de  Littlebery,  Y. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  three 

martlets  of  the  first.     Cosens,  Yetminster,  co. 

Dorset. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  az.  three 

martlets  arg.     Dowes,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  three 

martlets  arg.     Downes. 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  three 

popinjays  vert  beaked  and  membered  (another, 

collared)  gu.     Curson,  Croxhall,  co.  Derby,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  three 

popinjays    vert   membered    gu.    collared     or. 

Curson,  Cropton,  co.  Derby. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  lions  ramp,  or  three 

parrots  vert.     Partrich  or  Partridge. 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp,  or  three 

doves  of  the  first  membered  gu.    Curson. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  az.  three 

doves  arg.    Dowes,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  three 

doves   palewise   arg.   beaked   and   legged    gu. 

Dowes,  Essex,  V. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  three 

chevron  els  of  the  first.     Hall. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  three  es- 
callops of  the  first.     Norton,  King's  Norton, 

co.  Worcester ;  Sherington,   co.  Buckingham ; 

Hinxton,  co.  Cambridge;  and  Abbots  Leigh,  co. 

Somerset. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  lions  pass.  gu.  three 

escallops  arg.    Brompton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  gu.  a 

fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by  two  griffin's  heads  erased 

or.  Lynes,  Tooley  Park,  co.  Leicester;  Hatton, 

co. Warwick;  and  Corley  and  Kirkby  Mallory. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  gu. 

fretty  of  the  first.     Bredgate  or  Bredgatt, 

Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  three 

boar's  heads  couped  or.      Speckard,  London  ; 

granted  November  1611. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  pass.  az.  three 

fox's  heads  erased  or.    Fox. 


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.cont. 


Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  lions  pass,  or  tbree 

leopard's  faces  gu.   Stevenson,  Stanton,  Rows- 
ley,  and   Elton-on-the-Peak,   co.   Derby;    the 

heirs  m.  Holden  and  Joliffe  ;  granted  1688. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  lions  ramp,  or 

three  scaling-ladders  of  the  first.     Keelinge, 

Bewarsley,  and  Sedgley  Park,  co.  Stafford.     Sir 

John  Keelinge,  Chief  Justice  of  the   King's 

Bench;  a  heiress  m.  Fletcher. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  az.  three 

pierced  mullets  of  six  points  or.    Warmouth, 

Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  a  dragon 

pass,  wings  elevated  of  the  first.    Pembroke, 

St.Alban's.co.Herts;  granted  1771.  Pembroke, 

certified  June,  1772  ;  quartering  arg.  a  wolf  sta- 

tant  gu.  on  a  chief  indented  of  the  last  three 

fleurs-de-lis  as  the  first. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  liens  . .  . .  sa.  a  wivern  ex- 
tended of  the  first.    Newport,  V.    Ruding,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  a  wivern 

of  the  first.    Pembrooke. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa.  a  wivern 

with  wings  overt  of  the   first.       Rudinge  or 

Rudings,  Westcot,  co.  Leicester;  and  Martyn- 

Hosontide,  co.  Worcester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  gu.  three 

bezants.       M.  Robert  Turk,  S.       Turke,  V. 

Turke,  London,  temp.  Edward  III. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa. 

three  bezants.     Malcher. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  wavy  az.  betw.  two  lions  ramp. 

gu.    tbree    bezants.      Buckingham,   London ; 

granted  15  December  1708. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  lions  salient  az. 

tbree  bezants.     Holstock,  Orsett,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  lions  pass.  az. 

three  plates.     Howlestock,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa. 

three  plates.     Lahpard. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  sa. 

langued  and  armed  gu.  three  plates.    Cooper, 

co.  Warwick. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  as  many 

pellets.    Bevereham,  Ireland. 
..  ..Tigers 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  tigers  salient  sa.  three 

dolphins  or.      Osborne,    Cleby,    Essex ;   and 

Kirkby  Bydon,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  tigers  . . . .  sa.  armed  and 

langued  gu.  three  dolphins  or.    Osborne. 
....  Cats 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  cats  salient  sa.  as 

many  buckles  or.     Osber. 
....Foxes 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  foxes  sa.  as  many 

martlets  of  the  field.    Grudge,  co.  Devon. 
....  Lions 
Az.  on  abend  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  lions  pass. guard. 

or  as  many  crosses  patty  sa.   Fawler,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  as 

many  boar's  heads  couped  or.     Sporkart,  Lon- 
don, 1611. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  lions  ....  or  a 

lozenge  gu.    Bowhan. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  as 

many  mullets  az.    Pallet.    Pally,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard. 

arg.  as  many  pierced  mullets  of  six  points  sa. 

Payler,    Thoralby,    co.  York;    Baronetcy  28 

June  1042  ;  extinct  1700. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  sa.  three 
lions  pass,  of  the  first.    Watson. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  lions  ramp,  or  a  bendlet 
arg.     C.  de  Hereford,  F. 

Az.  on  a  bend  gu.  fimbriated  arg.  betw.  six  lions 
ramp three  escallops  ....     Boone. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  voided  of  the  field  betw.  six 
lioncels  az.  three  estoiles  sa.     Bohun. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  lioncels  gu.  a  rose 
of  the  first  betw.  two  arrows  ppr.       Sawrey, 
Broughton  Tower,  co.  Lancaster. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erminois  on  a  bend  wavy  betw. 
two  cotises  arg.  an  anchor  enclosed  by  as  many 
estoiles  of  the  first.    Lawford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  an  annulet 
of  the  first.     Dawney. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  an  annulet  sa. 
Pearce. 

Vert  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  an  annulet  sa, 
Pearce,  Middlesex;  and  Withingham,  co.  Nor- 
folk ;  granted  20  October  1715. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  tbree  annu- 
lets or  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  Selwyn,  Sussex, 
1710. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  annu- 
lets of  the  first.  Dawnay,  Baronetcy  19  May 
1042,  Viscount  Down,  19  February  1680. 
Dawney,  Cowick,  and  Eskyrke,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  annu- 
lets or.  Dawney,  co.  Chester;  and  Sesay,  co. 
York.  William  Dawney,  V.  Selwyn,  Stone- 
house,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  annu- 
lets or  a  bordure  gu.     Selwyn. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  tbree  annulets 
or  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Selwin,  Friston,  Sus- 
sex; quartering  Sherington.  John  Selwyn, 
Sussex,  V.  Selwyn,  Essex;  and  Freston, 
Bechiugton,  Sussex ;  granted  May  1611. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  annulets 
of  the  first  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Selwin,  Suf- 
folk. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
pheons  or  a  (baston  or)  flute  of  the  first. 
Elliot,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  of  the  first.  Tothill,  quartered  by 
Lane. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  of  the  first  crowned  or.  Knowler, 
Stroud,  Kent.     Master,  Bapchild,  Kent. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a  lion  pass. 
sa.  Tothill,  Plymouth, co. Devon;  and  Exeter. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  a  lion 
pass.  sa.  Tothill,  quartered  by  Harvey,  V, 
{granted  1501,  W). 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  sa.  langued  and  armed  gu.  in  chief 
a  label  of  tbree  points  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Tothill,  Peamore,  co.  Devon  ;  the  coheiresses 
m.  Northleigh  and  Tothill. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  a  lion  pass, 
sa.     Tothill.  London. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a  lion  pass. 
az.     Gibbard. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  cats 
or.     Coke,  Tregasa,  Cornwall. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  cat-a- 
mountains  arg.  Cooke,  Thorne,  co.  Devon ; 
the  heiress  m.  Misson. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 
Erra.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  cats 
pass,  guard,  or.    Cooke, co.  Devon;  and  Traise, 

Cornwall. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  ....  three  leo- 
pards (?  lions  pass,  guard.)  or  in  the  sinister 
chief  a  label  of  as  many  points  over  a  crescent 

arg.     Coke. 
Arg.  on   a  bend  sa.   betw.  two  cotises   az.   and 

as  many  six-pointed  pierced  mullets  sa.  three 
liuns  ramp,   of  the   first.      Brown,   Harehill's 

Grove,  co.  York ;  and  Chapel  Allerton,  Leeds  ; 

quartering  Williams. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  lions 

ramp,  of  the  first.    Browne,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 

lions  pass,  of  the  first.    Walpole  or  Wallpool, 

Pinchbach,  co.  Lincoln. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  ....  three 

lions  pass.  or.     Arnewood,  co.  Hants. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  lions 

pass.  or.    Cooke. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  co- 
tises erm.  three  lions  pass.  arg.     Parry,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London  1739. 
Quarterly  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  co- 
tises erm.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.     Peruy, 

London  ;  granted  8  March  1700. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  wolves 

pass.  or.     Dawney,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  four  lions 

pass,  guard,  of  the  first.     Hawtre.    Hawtree, 

F*. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  church 

bells  arg.     Bunworth. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  a  bendlet  of 

the  first.     Chelley. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a  bendlet 

wavy  az.     Lugg,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  billets 

sa.     Millot,  Whitehill,  co.  Durham,  1615. 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  billets 

sa.      Haggerston,  Northumberland,  V;  Baro- 
netcy 15  August  1643. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  as  many 

double  headed    eagles    displ.  or.      Earnley, 

Cornwall. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  birds 

vert.     Dane. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three 

Cornish  choughs  ppr.  Darlston,  co.  Worcester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six 

battle-axes  sa.  as  many  shovelers  or.     Daws, 

Putney,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  eagles 

displ.  or.    Sapie.    Sapye. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 

eagles  displ.  or.     Sr.  Richard  Sapy,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  plain  cotises  gu. 

three  eagles  displ.  of  the  second.      Earning, 

London  ;  granted,  6  December  1662. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  bendlets  dancetty 

gu.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first.     Peple,  co. 

Devon.     Pople,  co.  Wilts  ;  and  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  eagles 

....  of  the  first.    Badewe. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  eagles 

displ.  of  the  first.  Popeley,  Wolby  Moorhouse, 

co.  York ;  allowed   by  Glover  1585.     Popley, 

Morehouse,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  eagles 

....  or.    Badewe. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.  Baw  or  Bawood.  Emelee  or 
Ernelee,  V.  Ernelle,  Kent.  Erneley,  W. 
Ernley.     (Erveley  in  error.) 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  double 
headed  eagles  displ.  or.     Earnley,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  bendlets  dancetty  sa. 
three  eagles  displ.  or.     Popley,  Salisbury. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
eagles  displ.  of  the  first.    Sapye. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
eagles  or.    Robert  Sapy,  Y. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  eagles 
displ.  gu.    Badifforde,  V*.      Badisforde,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  eagles 
displ.  vert.     Sr.  John  Downfrist,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  gu. 
three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first.  Popley,  Bris- 
tol ;  granted  1672. 

Or  on  a  plain  bend  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  sa. 
three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Ramey,  in  Ormesby 
St.  Margaret  Church,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three 
martlets  of  the  first.    Truston. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu. 
three  martlets  or.     Wackett. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  wavy  sa.  three 
martlets  or.     Bucke,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  mart- 
lets or.  Akeland  or  Akelout,  co.  Gloucester. 
Akelont,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  mart- 
lets of  the  first.     Monsire  Dinacid  de  Rus,  Y. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  martlets 
of  the  first  a  bordure  engr.  az.  Woodard,  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  martlets 
or.    Dawney,  co.  Chester ;  and  Sesay,  co.  York. 

GOLDSWORTHY. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  escal- 
lops arg.  as  many  martlets  of  the  first.  Pullen. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  martlets 
gu.     Edwards,  London.    Southodse. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  mart- 
lets vert.  Fitz-Williams,  Baron  of  Lisford, 
Harl.  MS.  4040,  fo.  454. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
martlets  sa.  Hilton,  Dyons,  co.  Durham. 
Hinton.  John  de  Hynton,  Y.  Sr.  William  de 
Hynton,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  martlets 
arg.  a  bordure  engr.  az.  Woodward,  St.  Ed- 
mundsbury,  Suffolk. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  mart- 
lets of  the  first.    Norvel. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  martlets 
of  the  first.     Norvill,  Boghall,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  owls  or. 
Sr.  John  Frauncis,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  owls 
of  the  first.     Savill,  Bakewell,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  owls  of 
the  first.  Savtle,  Hill-top,  co.  Derby,  1600; 
the  heiress  m.  Gilbert. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  owls  or. 
Francis,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  po- 
pinjays vert.    William  de  Anne,  Y. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  popin- 
jays vert.    Anns. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
doves  or.    Davis. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six 
battle-axes  sa.  three  swans  or.  Dawes,  Staple- 
ton,  co.  Leicester;  Stowmarket,  Suffolk;  and 
co.  Stafford.  John  Dawes,  Alderman  of  Lon- 
don, V.  Dawes,  Baronetcy  1  June  1663  ;  ex- 
tinct 28  May  1741.  Sir  William  Dawes,  Bart., 
Bishop  of  Chester  1707  ;  Archbishop  of  York 
1714-24. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  six 
halberds  of  the  second  three  swans  of  the  first. 
Dawes,  London  ;  and  co.  Salop. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  three 
annulets  sa.  as  many  swans  close  arg.  Clarke, 
Dunham  Lodge,  Norfolk,  Baronetcy  30  Sep- 
tember 1831. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  swans 
arg.     Charington. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  water 
bougets  or.     Browne,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  water 
bougets  of  the  first  a  mullet  in  chief  of  the 
second  for  diff.-  Sr.  William  Brom  or  Broun, 
V.    Brome,  V*. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  water 
bougets  arg.  Browne,  Midlewich,co.  Chester,  W. 

Arg.  on  ""a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa. 
three  liound  buckles  or.  Case,  Thingwall  Hall, 
near  Liverpool ;  and  Red  Hazels,  co.  Lancaster. 
Casy,  co.  Chester. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  castles 
sa.    Roushby. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two 
cotises  or  three  towers  of  the  first.  Kempston 
or  Kempton,  V*.      Rehpston  or  Rempton,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  chev. 
gu.     Gymber,  London,  1520. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  an  eastern 
crown  or  enclosed  by  as  many  swans  ppr.  a 
bordure  vert.  Clarke,  Crosses  Green  House  ; 
and  Rossmore,  co.  Cork,  Baronetcy 23  June  1824. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  and  so 
many  escallops  as  the  second  a  crescent  arg. 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  suns  in  splendour. 
Bright. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  cres- 
cents or.     John  Rever  (in  pencil  Rider), X 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  cres- 
cents of  the  first.  Cresse  or  Cressy,  Ould- 
cotts,  co.  Nottingham.     Crosse. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  cres- 
cents or.  Ceessey,  V*.  Cressy,  V.  Rowley, 
Lawton,  co.  Chester,  1663. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  crescents 
gu.  Bellamy,  Middlesex.  Williams,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1736. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  cres- 
cents arg.  Howxley,  co.  Chester.  Huxley, 
Edmonton,  Middlesex. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  cres- 
cents or.  Hdxley,  Huxley,  co.  Chester. 
Huxley,  W. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  crescents 
arg.    Rowley. 

Vert  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  crescents 
gu.     Bellamy,  Middlesex. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  dancetty  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a 
cross  bottony  fitchy  az.     Eton,  Ireland. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  indented  arg.  a 
cross  croslet  fitchy  in  the  dexter  chief  gu. 
Richard  Devall,  V ;  but  Denall,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D,  10. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.. .  .cont. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or  a 
cross  croslet  (fitchy  V*.)  gu.  Sr.  Richard  de 
Danell,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  and  as  many 
garbs  gu.  three  crosses  patty  of  the  first. 
Walter  Whitefoord  Whitford  or  Whitworth, 
Bishop  of  Brechin,  1634-8. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
crosses  croslet  sa.     Rousby,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
crosses  patonce  sa.  Reresby,  V;  but  Rosby, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
crosses  patty  sa.    Reresby. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  crosses 
moline  of  the  first.    Jesson,  co.  Lincoln. 

Per  pale  wavy  az.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two 
cotises  or  three  crosses  croslet  vert.  Beynon, 
Carshalton,  Surrey;  quartering  Batley. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises 
gu.  three  crosses  formy  or.  Beraston,  Alden- 
ham,  co.  Hertford;  granted  1606. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises 
gu.  three  crosses  formy  fitchy  or.  Boraston, 
co.  Worcester ;  and  co.  Hertford,  1606. 
Boreston  or  Borreston. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  covered 
cups  of  the  first.  Nayler,  London,  W. 
Naylor,  Newland,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  and  as  many 
martlets  sa.  three  escallops  or.  Francois  de  la 
Barre,  V.    Gronlu,  France,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  cotised  sa.  two  escallops  or. 
Sir  Walter  Beringham,  L. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  es- 
callops of  the  first.  Bawingham  or  Bawningham, 
Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  es- 
callops or.  Sir  Wauter  de  Bernyngham,  N. 
Sr.  Walter  Bernyngham,  Norfolk,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  escal- 
lops or.  Bermingham,  Norfolk.  Nabbs,  co. 
Stafford,  1716. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  es- 
callops or.  Sir  Walter  Beringham,  L.  Mon- 
sire  de  Bermingham,  Norfolk,  Y.  Walter 
Berningham,  Norfolk,  Y.  Birmingham,  Nor- 
folk. Darmin,  V*.  Darmine.  Sr.  Guy 
Darmyne,  V.    Dermyne,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  vert  three 
escallops  or.  Darwin,  Cleatham,  co.  Lincoln  ; 
and  Middlesex.  Darwin,  Trulston  Grange,  co. 
Derby. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
lions  ramp.  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 
Norton,  co.  Somerset,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  escal- 
lops or.  Sir  Walter  de  Beringham,  L,  Harl. 
MS.  6137. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
lions  ramp.  sa.  three  escallops  or.  Norton, 
Canterbury,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  lions 
ramp.  sa.  as  many  escallops  or.  Norton,  co. 
Somerset. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions 
ramp.  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Norton, 
co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  vert  three  es- 
callops or.  Sr De  la  Hay,  Spaldington,  V. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.. .  .cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  escal- 
lops gu.  William  Romney,  London  ;  granted 
(10  December)  1593,  W.  Rumney,  Sheriff  of 
London, 1603. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  and  as 
many  lions  ramp,  of  the  second  three  escallops 
gu.     Boon  or  Boone. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions 
ramp,  or  three  escallops  gu.  Bohdn  or  Boone, 
co.  Lincoln.  Philibert  Bohun,  V.  Sire  Gilberd 
de  Boun,  N.     Gilbert  de  Bovu,E.    De  Bohun. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
mullets  or  three  escallops  gu.  Benedictine 
Abbey  at  Walden,  Essex  ;  Reyner,  i,  215. 

Az.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
mullets  or  three  escallops  arg.  Benedictine 
Abbey  at  Walden,  Essex  (in  error). 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  escallops 
of  the  first.     Byssett,  W. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  escallops 
sa.    Kinge,  Essex. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw. 
two  cotises  gu.  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Cave. 
Thomas  Saxby,  Northumberland,  V. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa. 
betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 
Sexbye. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three 
escallops  arg.     Kensey,  co.  Hertford. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  escal- 
lops or.     Perrot  or  Perrott,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
crosses  patty  gu.  three  escallops  .... 
Kxlderbee,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  as  many 
fleeces  or  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Ibbetson, 
Leeds,  and  Denton  Park,  co.  York ;  Baronetcy 
12  May  1748. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  es- 
callops sa.  Dantree.  Dawtmarsh.  Sir  James 
Dawtre.  V.    Dawtree,  V.    Saltmarsh. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  and  six  3-foils 
slipped  vert  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Rowe, 
Windle  Hill,  co.  Derby;  and  London;  granted 
1612.    Rowe,  Bristol. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises 
erm.  three  escallops  gu.  Lomax,  Clayton  Hall, 
co. Lancaster;  quartering GrimshawandClay ton. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  escal- 
lops gu.  Godfrey  de  Kinton  or  Ludham, 
Archbishop  of  York  1258-65. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  three  es- 
callops gu.  Bulmer,  Norfolk.  Lomener 
Lomneir  or  Lomnyer,  Norfolk.  Lomner,  Ma- 
nyngton,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  three 
escallops  of  the  first.     Bulmer,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  es- 
callops gu.    Ludham,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  three 
escallops  gu.     Lowmer,  Norfolk. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  engr.  az.  and 
six  torteaux  five  escallops  arg.  Parbury,  London. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  and  six 
lozenges  arg.  each  charged  with  an  escallop  sa. 
(five,  another)  six  escallops  vert.  Boileau- 
Pollen,  Little  Bookham,  Surrey;  quartering 
Boileau.  Pollen,  Redenham,  co.  Hants  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 11  April  1795. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  bencDets  gu.  an  estoile 
or.    Hector. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.. .  .cont. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  and  as 
many  lions  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or  three  estoiles 
of  the  first.  Andrews,  Kimpton  Park,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex ;  granted  2  September  1704. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  estoiles 
of  six  points  as  the  first.  Vowe,  Hallaton,  co. 
Leicester,  1401 ;  quartering  Deixter. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  fishes 
of  the  first.     Osborne. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  fishes 
or.     Osborne,  London,  temp.  Henry  VI. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  within  a  bor- 
dure  engr.  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first.  John 
Haeley,  Bishop  of  Hereford  1553-4. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis 
enclosed  by  two  5-foils  of  the  first.  John 
Morgan,  Morganshays,  co.  Devon,  W.  Morgan, 
co.  Devon  ;  Mapton,  co.  Dorset;  and  Hambury, 
co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis 
enclosed  by  two  5-foils  or.  Morgan,  co.  Devon  ; 
co.  Dorset ;  and  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.     Gyrlyn. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.    John  Thowing,  V.    Tw'enge. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.  Hackluyt,  co.  Salop.  Sir  Richard 
Hakelut,  N. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or  a  bordure  of  the  second.  Sire  Richard 
Archat,  M. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.  Gerlinge,  Outwell,  Norfolk; 
and  co.  York.  Sir  Richard  Hachet  (and  in 
the  margin  ?  Hakelett  or  Haklute,  L,  Harl. 
MS.  6137),  L. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  per  bend  gu.  and  az.  betw.  two 

cotises  counterchanged  three  fleurs-de-lis 

Gurlyn,    V.       The  fleurs-de-lis  of  the    first. 
Gurlin. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  per  bend  az.  and  gu.  betw.  two 
cotises  engr.  on  the  outside  sa.  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.    Gyrlyn,  Wellingham,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  per  bend  gu.  and  az.  betw.  two 
cotises  engr.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Girling, 
Stradbroke,  Suffolk ;  East  Dereham,  Twyford, 
Yaxham,  Foulsham,  Bintry,  Foxley,  Scarning, 
Gressenhall,  Bradenham,  and  Holt,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  indented  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  az. 
each  charged  with  three  bezants  as  many  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.  Cuffe,  Baron  Desart, 
10  November  1733,  Viscount  Castle  Cuffe  6 
January  1781,  Earl  of  Desart  20  December  1793. 
Cuffe,  Leyrath,  co.  Kilkenny,  Baro'netcy  1  Oc- 
tober 1799. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  indented  sa.  betw.  two  bendlets 
az.  each  charged  with  four  bezants  three  fleurs 
de-lis  of  the  first.     John  Cuff,  Ilcester,  co 
Somerset,  V.     Cuffe,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  dancetty  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  az 
bezanty  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Cuffe 
Ilchester,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  indented  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  az 
each  charged  with  three  bezants  as  many  fleurs 
de-lis  or.    Cuff,  Baron  Tyrawley,  7  November 
1797;  extinct  1821. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.     Hachet. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  first.    Morgan. 

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AN  OKDINAKY  OF 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  cotises 
gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Bury,  Lin  wood 
Grange,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  Bath,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  six  fleurs- 
de-lis  two  two  and  two  or.  Clapham,  London, 
and  Northampton. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  rose  en- 
closed by  as  many  annulets  gu.  Conway  alias 
Williams,  co.  Brecon  (?  an  error). 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  and  so 
many  demi-lions  ramp.  erm.  a  rose  gu.  seeded 
and  leaved  ppr.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  boar's 
heads  couped  sa.  langued  as  the  fifth.  Webster, 
Battle  Abbey,  Sussex,  Baronetcy  21  May  1703. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a  rose  gu. 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  leopard's  faces  sa. 
Kemble. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a  rose  enclosed 
by  as  many  annulets  gu.  Conway,  co.  Buck- 
ingham ;  co.  Gloucester ;  and  co.  Warwick 
Conway,  Bodtryddan,  Soughton,  etc.,  North 
Wales  ;  (descended  from  the  same  commou  an- 
cestor as  Conway,  Barons  Conway  24  March 
1624,  Viscount  Killutagh  15  March  1626,  Vis- 
count Conway  26  June  1627,  Earl  of  Conway 
3  December  1679;  extinct  1683;)  the  heirs 
m.  Longueville  and  Potter.  Conway,  Hendre, 
co.  Flint ;  the  heiress  m.  Egerton.  Seymour- 
Conway,  Baron  Conway  17  March  1702-3,  Baron 
Conway  and  Killutagh  16  October  1712,  Vis- 
count Beauchamp  and  Earl  of  Hertford  3  Au- 
gust 1750,  Earl  of  Yarmouth  and  Marquis  of 
Hertford  5  July  1793. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a  rose  gu. 
enclosed  by  as  many  annulets  or.  Sir  John 
Conway,  temp.  Elizabeth. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  a  rose  gu. 
enclosed  by  as  many  annulets  of  the  first. 
Seymour-CoNWAY,  Baron  Conway  .17  March 
1702-3,  Baron  Conway  and  Killutagh  16  Oc- 
tober 1712,  Viscount  Beauchamp  and  Earl  of 
Hertford  3  August  1750,  Earl  of  Yarmouth  and 
Marquess  of  Hertford  5  July  1793;  quartering 
quarterly  or  on  a  pile  gu.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis 
az.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the  first,  with  gu. 
two  wings  conjoined  in  lure  or. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  a  rose 
enclosed  by  as  many  annulets  gu.  Sr.  Hugh 
Conway,  V.    Conwey. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  a  rose 
gu.  enclosed  by  as  many  annulets  or.  M. 
Henry  Coneway,  S. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  a  rose 
ppr.  enclosed  by  as  many  annulets  of  the  first. 
Gilly,  Hawkdon,  Suffolk. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  a  rose 
enclosed  by  as  many  annulets  ....  Gilly, 
Wanstead. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  roses  of 
the  first.     Dawney,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  roses  or. 
Aundy,  V.  Awdrey,  co.  Oxford.  Awndye,  co. 
Devon.  Dawney,  co.  Devon.  Dawny,  V*. 
Forsan,  V*.  Forson  (this  is  forsan1  perhaps', 
i.  e.  Aundy  forsan)  Dauny,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  roses  or 
barbed  vert.  Andby  Andy  or  Andey,  co. 
Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
roses  (another,  5-foils)  or.  Dauney,  V,  Cotton 
MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  roses  of 

the  first.  Amyas,  Netherton,  Wakefield, co. York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  roses  of 

the  first  seeded  or  barbed  vert.     Ames,  Clifton, 

and  Bristol. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three 

roses  of  the  first.     Dawney. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  roses 

arg.     Wadman,  Imber,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  roses 

of  the  first  seeded  as  the  second  barbed  vert. 

Hillman. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  roses 

of  the  first.     Payne,  Wallingford,  co.  Berks; 

confirmed  12  January  1586 ;  and  London. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  three 

roses  gu.      Conway,  V*.    Sr.  Hugh   Conwey, 

co.  Worcester,  V.     Sr.  Hugh  Conyway,  V,  Cot- 
ton BIS.  Tiberius  D,  10.     Conway,  Baron  Con- 
way, Harl.  MS.  1966,  fo.  139. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  roses  gu. 

stalked  and  leaved  vert.     Simperton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  4-foils 

of  the  first.     Dandy,  Trewen,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  blind 

4-foils  slipped  gu.    Symprington,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  4-foils 

slipped  gu.     Simpington.    Symprington,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  erm.  a  5-foil 

enclosed  by  as  many  annulets  gu.     Conway. 

Sr.  Hugh  Conwey,  co.  Warwick,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  ....  three 

5-foils    . . .     John  Dannay,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  5-foils 

of  the  first.     Audry,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  5-foils 

or.     Awdry,  Seend,  and  Notton,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  pierced 

5-foils  or.     Danrey. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 

5-foils  or.    Dauncy,  V.     Dauney,  V,  Cotton  MS. 

Tiberius  D,  10.      Dawney,   V*.      Dawtrey. 

Ekington. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  gu. 

three    5-foils   or.        Cocksey    Cookesey    or 

Cooksey. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  5-foils 

of  the  first.     Swain  or  Swaine. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  5-foils 

or.    Dawnay.    Eckington.   Lecpon,  Wilborne, 

co.  Lincoln.    Lecton. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 

pierced  5-foils  of  the  last.     Ekington. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three 

pierced   5-foils  or.     Danrey  or  Daudie,  Lau- 

reth,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  5-foils 

or.     Sr.  Hugh  Dawney,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three 

5-foils   or.       Nicholas   Dannay,   Y.       Monsire 

Nichol  Dauny,  Y. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  5-foils  of 

the  first.     Gayer.     Sayer,  Michael-Penkevell, 

Cornwall. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  invecked  betw. 

two  cotises  sa.  and  as  many  mullets  erm.  three 

5-foils  or.     Dendy,  Griggs  or  Gulshaw,  Tower- 
hill  in  Horsham,  Sussex ;  granted  September 

1793. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  5-foils 

gu.    Bettes,  Norfolk. 


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.cont. 


Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
pierced  5-foils  gu.     Bettes,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three 
5-foils  sa.     Bettes,  co.  Hants. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
pears  pendent  or.     Perry. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  garbs 
or.  Blice,  V.  Bliss  or  Blisse,  Market  Har- 
borough,  co.  Leicester.  Richard  Blisse,  1703, 
in  St.  Saviour's  Church,  Southwark. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
garbs  or.     Sandford,  Crowcorne,  co.  Hertford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  garbs 
or.     Whitford,  England. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  garbs 
of  the  first.     Haggerstone,  Northumberland. 

Erm.  on  a  plain  bend  betw.  two  cotises  engr. 
gu.  three  garbs  or.  Mantebey.  Mautby  or 
Mauteby;  granted  May  1612,  Harl.  MS.  6095, 
fo.  20. 

Erm.  on  a  plain  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  engr. 
or  three  garbs  of  the  last.     Mautby  (in  error). 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  garbs 
....     Tilson. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  as  many 
dexter  hands  couped  ppr.    Waller. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  a  leopard's 
head  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Gardner,  London. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  on  abend  betw.  two  cotises 
or  and  as  many  griffins  segreant  holding  in  the 
dexter  claw  a  round  buckle  gold  a  leopard's 
face  of  the  first  having  in  the  mouth  a  round 
buckle  of  the  second  enclosed  by  a  pair  of 
fleurs-de-lis  sa.     Gardenor. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  lion's  face 
enclosed  by  so  many  chaplets  of  oak  as  the  first. 
Bentley,  Middlesex ;  Hersey,  Hadleigh,  and 
Boxford,  Suffolk  ;  and  Scarborough,  co.  York. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  boar's 
heads  couped  arg.     Burnman,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  boar's 
beads  bendwise  couped  or.  Borman,  co.  Devon ; 
and  co.  Somerset.  Bowerman,  V*.  James 
Bowreman,  Hemyoke,  co.  Devon,  W. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
boar's  heads  sa.    Edgecumbe. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  three 
boar's  heads  couped  or.    Egecombe. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  ermines  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
boar's  heads  couped  arg.  Edgecumbe,  origin- 
ally Eggescombe,  co.  Devon.  Edgcumbe, 
Baron  Edgcumbe  20  April  1742,  Viscount 
Mount  Edgcumbe  and  Valletort  5  March  1781, 
Earl  of  Mount  Edgcumbe  31  August  1789. 
Egecombe,  V*.  The  heads  fesswise.  Sr. 
Richard  Eggcombe  or  Eggecombe,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  boar's 
heads  fesswise  couped  arg.  Edgecombe,  co. 
Devon.    Sr.  Pierse  Egecomb  or  Egecombe,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  boar's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.  Hateley,  Scot- 
land. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  boar's 
heads  of  the  first.  Walter,  Cornwall ;  and 
co.  Devon. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  boar's 
heads  bendwise  couped  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Walter,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  buck's 
heads  bendwise  cabossed  or.     Stanley,  W. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
stag's  heads  cabossed  or.  Stanley,  Moore 
Hall,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  Lee  House,  Sussex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  vert  three 
stag's  heads  cabossed  or.  Stanley,  Dalegarth, 
and  Ponsonby  Hall,  Cumberland. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  stag's 
heads  cabossed  gu.  Hellenes,  co.  Hereford ; 
and  co.  Salop. 

Or  on  a  bend  per  bend  gu.  and  az.  betw.  two  cotises 
sa.  and  as  many  roundles  per  pale  of  the  third 
and  second  three  fox's  heads  couped  of  the  first. 
Todd,  Hampstead ;  granted  .... 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  and  as 
many  estoiles  az.  three  fox's  heads  erased  or. 
Todd,  Molesey,  Surrey ;  granted  12  December 
1823. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  dancetty  gu. 
three  leopard's  heads  erased  or.  Nicholas 
Graye,  Schoolmaster  at  the  Charterhouse,  1619. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  leo- 
pard's heads  ....  (another  crowned  gu.) 
Gournay. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  leo- 
pard's heads  gu.  ducally  crowned  or.  Gornay, 
Essex,  V.    Gorney,  Essex. 

Az.  on  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  leo- 
pard's faces  ppr.  Foot,  Brentford,  Middlesex; 
granted  14  December  1769. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.  Lowe,  co.  Stafford; 
granted  1592. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  or.    Lamborne. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
lion's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  M.  William 
Lambrun,  S. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
lion's  heads  erased  or.  Lamborne,  V.  M.Wil- 
liam Lamburn,  S. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  or.  Burton,  Rutland;  in  Bristol 
Cathedral. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  or.    Lamborne,  temp.  Henry  VI. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.    Lowe,  co.  Worcester. 

Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
tiger's  heads  ppr.  Bodicote  or  Bodycoat, 
London. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
wolf's  heads  erased  or.    Lamburne,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  wolf's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.  Lowe,  Bromsgrove, 
co.  Worcester;  quartering  Eurye  and  Hill. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
dragon's  heads  erased  or.    Lanbrun,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 
dragon's  heads  erased  close  to  the  ears  or. 
Lanbrun',  V.    Lambrand  or  Lambrund. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  griffin's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.  Sale,  co.  Lincoln ; 
and  co.  York.  Sall  Salle  or  Salley,  co.  Lin- 
coln.    Sawley,  V.    The  heads  or.  Sawley,  V*. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  grif- 
fin's heads  erased  or.  Yonge,  Bassiugbourne, 
co.  Berks  ;  and  Culliton,  Axminster,  and  Hel- 
tons, co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  or.  Young;  granted 
1583,  W. 


2C8 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bendlets  or  Catises  cont. 

Per  pale  vert  and  or  on  a  bend  engr.  erm.  betw. 
two  cotises  and  as  many  escallops  arg.  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  ....  Young,  Hawkhurst, 
Kent. 

Vert  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three 
hearts  gu.     Tokee,  the  Oaks  Ospringe,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
horseshoes  of  the  first.  Feeeees,  Skilling- 
thorpe,  co.  Liucoln,  1730. 

Erm. on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  in  chief  across 
moline  az.  and  in  base  an  anchor  erect  sa.  three 
horseshoes  or.  Feeeis,  Hawkhurst,  Kent;  and 
Thackham,  Sussex. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  horse- 
shoes of  the  first.  Feeeees,  Fiddington,  co. 
Gloucester. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  horse- 
shoes of  the  first.     Faeeae,  London. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
pheons  or  a  flute  (or  baston)  of  the  first. 
Elliot,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  per  bend  az.  and  gu.  betw.  two  co- 
tises three  lozenges  each  charged  with  a  fleur- 
de-lis  counterchanged.     Goeland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  lozenges 
erm.      Eeeves.      Reynes,  Dandey  Court,  co. 


Dorset.     Rivees,  co.  Dorset. 


Ryves,  co.  Dor- 


set, 1716. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions 

ramp,  or  a  ruascle  gu.     Bowne,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  mascles 

erm.     Rives,  Damory  Court,  co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  mascles 

of  the  first.     Bouedman. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many  garbs 

az.  a  mitre  of  the  first.     Tylson.     The  mitre 

stringed.     Tilson,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  griffins 

pass.  or.     Geaa  or  Grey. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  mullet  of 

the  first.    Andrews. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  engr.  sa.  a  mullet 

....     Elsted,  Dovor. 
Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  a 

mullet  in  chief  sa.  Sr.  John  Foetescue,F. 
Or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  a  mullet 

arg.   enclosed   by  as  many  bezants.      Robert 

Stichell,  Bishop  of  Durham  1200-74. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  ....  three  mul- 
lets or.     Leathee  or  Leatheeland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  mullets 

or.    Jues. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three 

mullets  or.    Daneeay. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  wavy  sa. 

three  mullets  or.     Bucke,  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  mullets 

of  the  first.     Hakeluyt,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  mullets 

or.      Akeland   or   Akelout,    co.    Gloucester. 

Hacclut  or  Hakeluyt,  co.  Gloucester.     Sire 

Edmon  Hakelut,  N.     Sr.  John  Hakeluyt,  co. 

Gloucester,  V.    Rowley,  Baron  Langford,  30 

July  1800. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  betw.  two  cotises  indented 

gu.  three  mullets  or.      Sr.  Edmond  Hakelute, 

co.  Salop,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  wavy  gu.  three 

mullets  or.     Hacklet  or  Hackluit,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  mullets 

or  pierced  az.    M.  Leynard  Hakeluyt,  S. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  pierced 
mullets  or.  Hacklet  Haciclute  or  Hackluyt, 
co.  Gloucester  and  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
pierced  mullets  or.  Beadbourne,  co.  Derby. 
Routh  or  Rowth. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  bendlets  engr. 
gu.  three  mullets  of  the  first.  Sr.  de  Pygott, 
Norfolk,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  mullets 
of  the  first.  Lancelot  Andrews,  Bishop  of 
Winchester  (at  the  Charterhouse),  1619. 
Andrews, Lathhury,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Norfolk; 
and  Suffolk.    Arderes,  Meriden,  co.  Warwick. 

Sr de  Estmarton,   V.       Esmerten  or 

Estmeeton.  Rece.  Rew  or  Rue.  John 
Roney,  V.  Rony.  M.  John  de  Rouche  or  de 
Routh,)?.     Routhe.F.    M.  Oldam  de  Rue,  Y. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  mullets 
of  the  first  pierced  gu.     Andeewes. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  engr.  sa.  three 
mullets  of  the  first.     Pigot,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
mullets  of  the  first.  Andrew,  Suffolk,  V. 
Andeews,  F*.    Thoegrym  or  Thourghgram. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  and  as 
many  lions  ramp.  sa.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Andeewes  or  Andrews,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
pierced  mullets  of  the  first.  Thuegeyn,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  mullets 
or.  Esmerten  or  Estmerton.  Lenthall, 
Hampton  Court,  Ley  nth  all  Earls,  and  Leynthall 
Starks,  co. Hereford;  Latchford,  Great Haseley, 
Burford  Priory,  and  Yelford  Hastings,  co.  Ox- 
ford; and  Besselsleigh,  co.  Berks.     Lenthee. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  three  mart- 
lets sa.  as  many  mullets  or.  Puey  or  Pyey, 
co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  mullets 
or  pierced  az.     M.  Leonard  Hakelytt,  S. 

Arg.  on  abend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  mullets 
or  pierced  gu.  Sir  Rowland  Lenthall,  temp. 
Henry  VI,  V.    Lethall,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
mullets  or.  Lancelot  Andeewes,  Bishop  of 
Chichester  1 605,  Ely  1609,  Winchester  1619-26. 
Andeews,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
pierced  mullets  or.  White,  F*.  White, 
Exeter;  granted  24  March  1541.  White,  Lin- 
ley  Hall,  Bishop's  Castle,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  lions 
ramp,  or  three  mullets  gu.     Bohun. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  and  six  lions 
or  three  pierced  mullets  gu.     Nottingham. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six 
lions  ramp,  or  three  mullets  gu.  William 
Bohun,  Earl  of  Northampton,  Q ;  quartered  by 
Stafford  Earl  of  Wiltshire,  U.  The  mullets 
pierced.  William  de  Bohun,  Earl  of  North- 
ampton, V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions 
ramp,  or  three  mullets  sa.     Bohun. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  mullets 
sa.     Haccluyt. 

Gu.  on  a  plain  bend  betw.  two  cotises  indented  or 
three  mullets  of  the  first.  Maemabell,  Gernock. 

Or  on  a  beud  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
mullets  arg.  Andeewes,  St.  Edmund's  Bury, 
Suffolk  ;  and  co.  Wilts. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within. .  *.cont. 
Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  palets 
gu.     Vidall. 

Erin,  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  tbree 
pbeous  or.  Bland,  Randall's  Park,  Leather- 
bead,  Surrey. 

Sa.  on  a  plum  bend  erm.  betw.  two  cotises  engr. 
and  as  many  5-foils  or  a  hurt  enclosed  by  a 
pair  of  escallops  az.  Peters,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  bezants 
Caps.     Felton,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  bezants. 
Bishop,  co.  Dorset;  and  co.  Somerset.  Bishop, 
Norfolk,  W.  Bisshopp,  Baronetcy  23  July 
1(120,  Baron  Zouche  of  Harringworth  2?  Au- 
gust 1815,  abeyance  11  November  1828,  revived 
to  Cuhzon,  Baroness  Zouche  January  1829; 
quartering  Hedges,  Tate,  and  Zouche.  (?  Tho- 
mas Bysshop,  Henfield,  Sussex,  1559.) 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  be- 
zants.    Bishop,  Evesham,  co.  Worcester. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  ....  three 
bezants.    Bishopp,  co.  Salop,  W. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  be- 
zants. Bishop,  V*.  Bishoppe,  Bristol,  co. 
Somerset. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
bezants.     Hanbury,  co.  Stafford. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  ogresses. 
Capell.     Caps,  Cornwall,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three  plates. 
Felton,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  plates. 
Sr.  Tbomas  Bishop,  Paibam,  Sussex,  W. 
Haywood,  uo.  Stafford. 

Or  on  abend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  three  plates. 
Felton,  Suffolk,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  tor- 
teaux.     Boughan,  co.  Lincoln. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions 
ramp,  or  three  torteaux.     Batman. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  gu.  five  bezants. 
Rous  or  Rowse,  London. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  cotises  or  three  sal- 
tires  gu.  Sr.  Nicholas  Lovayne,  Pencherst, 
Kent,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  betw.  two  cotises  potence  on 
the  outer  edge  sa.  a  tilting  spear  of  the  first. 
Carmichael,  Carsepherne ;  which  coat  passed 
hy  an  heiress,  1504,  to  Coulthart,  Coult- 
hart,  co.  "Wigton. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  and  six  hal- 
berds sa.  three  swords  or.    Danes,  London. 

Sa.  on  a  plain  bend  (arg.  in  Withie)  betw.  two  co- 
tises indented  or  an  ermine  spot  bendwise  at 
the  top.     Clopton,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  and  six 
martlets  of  the  second  three  wings  of  the  first. 
Walden. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  and  six 
martlets  of  the  second  three  dexter  wings  ele- 
vated arg.  Sr.  Richard  Walden,  V.  Walden, 
Buckworth,  co.  Huntingdon ;  and  Norfolk. 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  and  six 
martlets  of  the  second  three  wmgs  arg. 
Walden. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  pair 
of  wings  conjoined  and  elevated  as  the  first. 
Wingfield,  Baron  Wingfield  and  Viscount 
P'  .werscourt  4  February  174;},  Harl.  MS.  4040, 
fo.  308. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within. .  ..cont. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bendgu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  pairs  of 
wings  conjoined  in  lure  of  the  first.  Wingfield, 
Onslow,  co.  Salop ;  The  Gro,  and  Rhysnant,  co. 
Montgomery ;  descended  through  Wingfield, 
Glossop,  like  Wingfield,  Dunham  Magna, 
Norfolk,  and  Wingfield,  Kimbolton,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon, from  Wingfield,  Lethenngham,  Suf- 
folk; a  heiress  m.  Dillon.  Wingfield,  Tick- 
encote,  co.  Rutland.  Sr.  Thomas  Wingfeild, 
V.  Wingfield,  V*.  Wingfield,  Baron  Wing- 
field and  "Viscount  Powerscourt  4  February 
1743. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  ....  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
chaplets  gu.     Saxton,  co.  York  (V.  in  error). 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  chap- 
lets  of  the  first.     Saxton,  co.  York. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  chaplets 
gu.     Saxton,  V*. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  cotises  arg.  as  many 
martlets  gu.  William  Sdthes,  1625,  S.  Mary's 
Lambeth  ;  Aubrey,  Surrey,  v,  248,  and  so  given 
in  other  descriptions  of  the  church  :  but  two  co- 
tises only ;  Add.  MS.  6409,  fo.  40,  47. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  (probably  a  mistake 
as  the  abovej  cotises  sa.  four  mullets  or  on  an 
inescucbeon  the  arms  of  Mortimer.  Sire  Hugh 
de  Turpinton,  O. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw. 
double  cotises  and  two  escallops  arg.  three  lions 
pass,  guard,  of  the  first.     Brown. 

Per  bend  sinister  or  and  gu.  on  a  bend  betw. 
double  cotises  three  lions  pass,  bendwise  coun- 
terchanged.     Smart,  V.     Smarte,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  double  cotises  sa.  three 
spread  eagles  of  the  first.  Browne,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  double  cotises  sa.  three 
eagles  displ.  in  pale  of  the  bend  or.  Baden. 
Sir  Hugh  Badew,  V. 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  double  cotises  sa.  three 
horseshoes  arg.  Ferrior,  Pearston,  and  Has- 
guard  Hall,  co.  Pembroke. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  double  cotises  or  an  ogress. 
Cannon,  co.  Pembroke;  granted  February  1614. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  double  cotises  or  three  tor- 
teaux.    Cony,  Basingthorp,  Cumberland,  1612. 
Billets 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  billets  sa.  as  many 
men's  heads  couped  at  the  shoulders  of  the 
first.    Wedinson. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  billets  or  three  es- 
callops sa.     Robert  Curson,  T. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  billets  or  three  escallops 
sa.     Robert  Curson,  T,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  billets  gu.  three  veiled 
nun's  heads  couped  bendwise  of  the  first. 
Wednisson,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  ten  billets  or  three  escallops 
sa.    Robert  Corson,  V.    Curson. 
Bird 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  a  martlet  in  chief  az.  and  a 
bugle  in  base  sa.  stringed  of  the  second  two 
crescents  as  the  first.  Pilmuire,  Cupar  of  Angus. 
Birds 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  birds  volant  vert  as 
many  roses  gu.     Ringworth. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  in  the  second  and  third 
quarters  a  bud  the  former  holding  in  its  beak 
a  cross  patty  fitchy  the  latter  a  cross  croslet 
fitchy  arg.  over  all  on  a  bend  engr.  or  three 
hurts.     Cobleigh. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Cocks 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cocks  gu.  three  mullets 

of  the  first.    Edmund  Law,  Bishop  of  Carlisle, 

1769-87. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cocks  gu.  three 

pierced  mullets  of  the  first.      George  Henry 

Law,    Bishop    of    Chester    1812,    Bath,    etc., 

1824-45. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  eDgr.  betw.  two  cocks  gu.  three 

mullets  arg.     Laws,  Scotland. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cocks  gu.  three 

mullets  or.     Law,  Cannon  Hill,   Maidenhead, 

co.  Berks. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  cocks  gu.  three 

pierced  mullets  or.     Edmund  Law,  Bishop  of 

Carlisle    1769-87 ;    and   his    descendant,   Law, 

Baron  Ellenborongh  19  April  1802,  Viscount 

Southam  and  Earl  of  Ellenborough  22  October 

1844. 
Az.  on  a  bend  embattled  arg.  betw.  two  cocks  of 

the  second  crested  and  jelloped  or  a  snake  vert. 

Johnson. 
Az.  on  a  bend  raguly  arg.  betw.  two  cocks  of  the 

second  crested  and  jelloped  or  a  snake  vert. 

Johnson,  co.  Northampton. 

....  Crows  and  Choughs 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  Cornish  choughs 

ppr.  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Rowley,  Tend- 

ring  Hall,  Suffolk;    Baronetcy  10  June  1786. 

Rowley,   Hill   House,   co.  Berks ;    Baronetcy 

22  February  1836. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  crows  sa.  three  escallops 

of  the  first.      Rowley,  Wykin,  and  Rowley,  co. 

Salop.- 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  crows  sa.  three  garbs 

or.     Wickstead. 

Ducks 

Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  engr. 

....  betw.  two  ducks  arg.  each  holding  in  the 

beak  a   cross    croslet  or  three  roundles   .... 

COBELEGH,  V*.      CoBLEGH,  F*. 

. . .  .Eagles 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  eagles  displ. 

vert  another  bend  sa.     Squedall,  W. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  eagles  displ. 

another  bend  plain  or  charged  with  three  lions 

pass.  ppr.      Maze,  co.  Somerset ;  granted . 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  eagles   displ.  sa.  three 

crosses  croslet  of  the  first.     Paynes,  Kent. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  rayonated  betw.  two  eagles  displ. 

or  three  roses  of  the  first.     Boden,  Middlesex. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  gu.  on   a 

bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  or  a  fret 

of  the  last  enclosed  by  two  doves  ppr.  Ardley, 

London. 
Quarterly  per  pale  indented  or  and  az.  on  a  bend 

of  the  second  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  gold  a  fret 

enclosed  by  two  martlets  as  the  last.    Audley, 

Waldon,  Essex.  MAGDALENCoLLEGE,Cambridge. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  eagles 

displ.  arg.  three  garbs  vert.     Goyling. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  sa.  three 

griffin's  heads  erased  arg.    Young,  Lambeth, 

Surrey,  1826. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  or  three 

mascles  of  the  first.     Matjnd.co.  Oxford,  1660. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  sa.  three 

mullets  of  the  first.   Renous.    Renouse,  Stan- 
more,  Middlesex;  granted  1758. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  arg.  a  wreath 

enclosed  by   as    many    escallops    gu.      John 

Malyn,  Abbot  of  Waltham,  U. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  martlets  gu.  three  es- 
callops or.  Sr.  Robert  Wadesle,  co.  York, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Wadesley  or  Wadisley, 
co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  martlets  sa.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.    Wadesley  or  Wadisley. 
....  Pelicans 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  pelicans  or  three 
ogresses.     Cowper,  London. 
....  Swans 

Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  betw.  two  swans  arg.  three 
roses  gu.  Jenysonn,  Burnham  West  Gate, 
Norfolk. 

Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  engr.  or 
betw.  two  swans  close  holding  in  their  beaks  a 
cross  croslet  fitchy  arg.  three  hurts.  Cobligh 
or  Coroleche. 

Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  engr.  or 
betw.  two  swans  arg.  each  holding  in  the  beak 
a  cross  bottony  fitchy  gold  three  hurts. 
Cobelegh,  V. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or 
betw.  two  swans  arg.  three  ogresses.  Cobleigh, 
co.  Devon.    Cobleigh  Cobley  and  Colegh. 
....  Crows  and  Choughs 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  as  many  garbs  or.  Wicksted,  Nantwich, 
co.  Chester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish 
choughs  ppr.  as  many  leopard's  heads  or. 
Wightman,  Harrow,  Middlesex  ;  granted  14 
July  1562. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crows  sa.  as  many  leo- 
pard's heads  of  the  first.  Carr,  Tewksbury, 
co.  Gloucester. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crows  sa.  as  manypard's 
heads  erased  of   the  first.      Carr,  Newcastle, 
and  Cocken  Hall,   Durham.       Carr,  Bishop- 
wearmouth,  quartering  Dale. 
Martlets 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  martlets  or  so  many 
of  the  same  as  the  first.     Clederow. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  as  many 
escallops  of  the  first.    Wadesley. 

Quarterly  indented  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the 
second  betw.  three  martlets  so  many  fleurs- 
de-lis  as  the  first.  Herman,  co.  Bucking- 
ham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as 
many  mullets  of  the  first.     Shelly. 

Erm.  on  abend  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as  many 
mullets  or.    Eversfield,  Sussex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  as  many 
plates.     Bailiffe. 

Arg.  on  abend  sa.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  as  many 
bezants.    Wortley. 
Owls 

Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  betw.  three  owls  or  as  many 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Stacye,  co.  Not- 
tingham. 

..  ..Pigeons 

Vert  on  a  bend  embattled  counterembattled  or 
betw.  three  doves  arg.  as  many  crosses  croslet 
sa.      Stones,   Cartmell,    co.  Lancaster ;    and 
Middlesex ;  granted  1771. 
Martlets 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three 
of  the  same  or.  Ward  or  Ware.  Sr.  de 
Warde,  F. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  cres- 
cents or.    Wortley,  co.  York. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  escal- 
lops or.     Sire  Robert  de  Wadesle,  N. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  arg.  (or  V*.) 
three  roses  gu.     Russham,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  lozen- 
ges of  the  first  each  charged  with  a  saltire  of 
the  second.  Eckersall,  Middlesex;  granted 
1764. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  or  a  mullet  gu. 
Sire  Johan  Monteny,  N.  Sir  John  Mountney, 
N,  Harl.  MS.  6187,  L. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  mul- 
lets or.     Wroteley,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six  martlets  sa.  three 
pierced  mullets  of  the  first.    Shelley. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  be- 
zants. Robert  de  Morcelye,  Y  (a  mistake  for 
Wortelye).  Wardell,  V.  Wardle.  Wickler. 
Wombwell.  Thomas  Wombell,  X.  Monsire 
de  Worseley,  Y.  Sr.  Nicolas  Wortelley,  co. 
York.F.  WoRTLEY,Wortley,co.York;  Baronetcy 
29  June  1611;  extinct  14  March  1665.  Sire 
Nicholas  de  Wortele,  N. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  six  martlets  arg.  three 
torteaux.  Wardell,  London;  granted  26  June 
1773. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  wings 
arg.    Warde,  V*. 

....  Pigeons 

Vert  on  a  bend  counterembattled  or  betw.  six 
doves  arg.  three  crosses  humetty  sa.  Stones, 
Mosborough,  co.  Derby ;  granted  1693. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  doves  arg.  legged  eu. 
three  pheons  of  the  first.  Alsoppe,  London, 
1797. 

Bordure 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 
bezanty  three  annulets  of  the  first.  Farnall, 
quartering  Elliott. 

Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first. 
Musters. 

Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Musters, 
co.  Nottingham.     Sir  John  Musters,  1730. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  az,  on  a  bend  arg.  within  a  bor- 
dure sa.  three  boars  pass,  of  the  last  armed  or. 
Grys,  Wakefield,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  compony  of 
the  first  and  az.  three  calves  pass.  or.  Veele, 
Langford,  co.  Gloucester.     Velley,  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  indented  az.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
a  ben  diet  or.    Bodyham. 

Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
another  bend  of  the  first.     Dowrish,  W. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  within  a  bordure  of  the 
second  surmounted  by  another  az.  charged 
with  four  crescents  and  so  many  mullets  arg. 
a  baton  as  the  third.  Elliot,  Borthwick- 
brae,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 
charged  with  six  garbs  a  baton  az.  Elliot, 
Binksnow,  Scotland,  descended  from  Lariston. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 
charged  with  eight  bearded  garbs  a  baton  az. 
Elliot,  Harwood,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  within  a  bordure  vair  a 
baton  az.  Elliot,  Miuto,  Scotland.  Elliot, 
co.  Roxburgh. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  arg.  three  bit- 
terns sa.  membered  gu.     Reade. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
pelletty    three    bitterns     sa.     membered     gu. 
Rede. 
Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
charged  with   torteaux   and  hurts   alternately 
three  Cornish  choughs  ppr.     Rede,  Ashmans, 
Suffolk.      Rede,  Norwich ;  and  Beccles,  Suf- 
folk. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 
the  last  charged  with  eight  torteaux  three  Cor- 
nish choughs  ppr.      Read,  HitchiD,  co.  Hert- 
ford. 
Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
charged   with  torteaux   three   shovellers  .... 
Reade,  Massingham  Magna,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  gu.  three  mart- 
lets or.    Burghwell.    Hobilder  or  Hobildod. 
Arg.   on   a  plain  bend   within   a   bordure   engr. 
gu.     three     martlets     or.         Hobildod,    V*. 
Hobyldod,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

three  martlets  or.    Lacy. 
Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure   arg. 
charged  with  ogresses  and  torteaux  alternately 
three  martlets  sa.    Reade,  Suffolk. 
Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
charged  with  eight  torteaux  three  martlets  sa. 
Reade,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  within  a  bordure  compony  of 
the  second  and  sa.  three  martlets  as  the  last. 
Quinton. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  arg.  three  mart- 
lets sa.     Bookey. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  erm.  three 
martlets   az.      Collins,   Sittingbourne,  Kent; 
London ;     and    Sussex.      Collins,     Kirkman 
Bank,  Knaresborough. 
Or  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  az.  three  martlets 
arg.    O'Calane  sive  Cutlean  alias  Collins,  co. 
Limerick. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  or  three  martlets 

vert.     Kinnear,  Edinburgh. 
Az.   on   a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure  arg. 
charged  with  ogresses  and  torteaux  alternately 
three  swans  sa.    Reade,  Suffolk. 
Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
charged  with  eight  torteaux  three   swans  sa. 
Reade,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a  bordure  indented 
az.  three  buckles  or.    Lesly,  Kinivie,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  invecked 
of  the  second  charged  with  eight  crescents  of 
the  first  three   buckles   or.    Lesly,  Colpnay 
Shiels,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  chequy  gu. 
and  or  three  buckles  of  the  last.      Lesly,  Fin- 
rassie,  Scotland,  quartering  Abernethy. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 
buckles  or.     Leslie,  Powis,  Scotland  ;  quarter- 
ing az.  three  frases  arg.  within  a  bordure  quar- 
tered or  and  of  the  second  the  first  charged 
with  antique  crowns  gu.  the  last  with  as  many 
5-foils  silver. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  gu.  three  buckles 

arg.  Muttebury  or  Muttlebury. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  gu.  three  round 
buckles  or.  Muttlebury,  Jordaine,  co.  So- 
merset. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a 
bordure  indented  az.  three  cushions  or  of  the 
third.     Lunden,  Auchtermerny,  Scotland. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.. .  .cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Paly  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  plain  bend  within 
a  bordure  engr.  az.  three  cushions  or.    Lundin, 
Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  az.  three  escal- 
lops or.     Pringle,  Blindlee,  Scotlaud. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

three  escallops  or.     Tirington. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  on  a  beud  sa. 
within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  mitres 
of    the   third  three   escallops    ....         Henry 
Despenser,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1370-1406. 
Or  on  a  bend  within  a   bordure  az.  an  estoile 
betw.  two  crescents  of  the  first.     Scott,  Burn- 
head,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  compony  of 
the  second  and  first  an  estoile  betw.  two  cres- 
cents as  the  field.    Scott,  Mangerton,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  compony  gu. 
and  arg.  an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents  of  the 
first.     Scot,  Gornberry,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a   bend    az.  within  a    bordure  counter- 
conrpony  of  the   second   and   first   an  estoile 
betw.  two  crescents  as  the  field.    Scott. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 
with  eight  bezants  an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents 
of  the  first.     Scot,  Edinburgh.     Scot,  Elie, 
Scotland. 
Or  on  a  plain  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents  of  the  first.     Scot, 
Scotstarvit,  Scotland.     Scot,  Orkney,  Scotland ; 
quartering   Gordon.     And   with   a   mullet  for 
diff.   Scot,  Pitlochie,  Scotland.   Scot,  Lethum, 
Scotland. 
Or  on  a   bend  az.  within  a  bordure  per  pale  gu. 
and  of  the  second  the  dexter  side  engr.  and  the 
sinister  indented  an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents 
as  the  first.     Scot,  Vogry,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  quarterly  of 
the  first  and  second  an  estoile  betw.  two  crescents 
gold.     Scott,  Hadshaw,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  plain  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
charged  with  eight  escallops  or  an  estoile  betw. 
two  crescents  of  the  first.     Scott,  quartered  by 
Murray. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  erm.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.  Bardfeild,F.  Bardfield,  F*. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 

fleurs-de-lis  arg.     Powntrell  or  Powtrell. 
Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure 
three  fleurs-de-lis  all  counterchanged.  Cockett, 
Hampton,  Suffolk. 
Quarterly  arg.  with  gu.  fretty  or  over  all  on  a 
bend  sa.  charged  with  eight  mitres  of  the  third 
three   fleurs-de-lis   ....       Henry  Despenser, 
Bishop  of  Norwich  1370-1406. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  az.  a 
rose    betw.    two    griffin's    heads    erased    or. 
Torrell. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
az.  a  rose  of  the  first  betw.  two  griffin's  heads 
erased  or.    Caerell,  Warnham,  Sussex,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  az. 
a    rose   betw.  two    griffin's    heads    erased   or. 
Carrell  or  Carril,  Sussex;  and  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
az.  a  rose  betw.  four  griffin's  heads  erased  or. 
Carrell,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  or 

two  gillyflowers  gu.    Wade,  Warwick. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  arg.  two  pinks 
slipped  ppr.    Wade. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Bordure  cont. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg;  two 

roses  gu.  stalked  with  as  many  leaves  to  each 

vert.     Wayd,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  within   a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

three  3-foils  of  the  first.     Knevet,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  both  engr.  sa. 

three  3-foils  slipped  of  the  first.     Knyvet. 
Gu.  on  a  beud  within  a  bordure  arg.  three  3-foils 

slipped  vert.     College    of   the    Professors 

of  Civil  and  Canon  Law,  at  Doctors' Commons. 
Az.  on  a  plain  bend  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

two  5-foils  gu.     Ward,  Coventry,  co.  Warwick. 
Az.  on  a  plain  bend  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

two  pierced  5-foils  gu.       Wade,  Coventry,  co. 

Warwick. 
Az.  on  a  plain  bend  or  within  a  bordure  engr 

two  5-foils  gu.    Thickness,  co.  Stafford. 
Sa.  on  a  plain  beud  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

three  5-foils  gu.     Betts,  Wortham,  Suffolk. 
Sa.  on  a  plain  bend  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or 

three  5-foils  gu.     Bettes. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  az.  three  garbs 

or.    Felton. 
Az.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  gu.  three  garbs 

or.    Chester  or  Stroud  Inn, London. 
Arg.  on   a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 

garbs  or.     Hesketh. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

three  leopard's  beads  or.     Coker,  Mawpowder, 

(co.  Dorset)  W. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  both  engr.  az. 

three  wolf's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Lowe,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 

the  second  bezanty  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

as  the  first.      Younge,  Raxwell,  and  Roxhall, 

Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  plain  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 

the  second  charged  with  eight  bezants  three  grif- 
fin's heads  erased  or  a  crescent  for  diff.  Younge, 

Reading. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 

the   second   and   charged   with  eight  mullets 

a  flute  az.     Elliot,  Scotland. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  both  engr.  or  a 

shepherd's  flute  of  the  first.      Elliot,  Leviug- 

ton,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 

bezanty  three   elm  leaves   or.      Waller,   co. 

Devon. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty 

three  lures  of  the  first.     Wade,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty 

three  lures  palewise  of  the  first  wings  of  the 

third.     Wade,  London,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  be- 
zanty three  lures  of  the  first.     Wade,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  (?  plain)  bend  within  a  bordure  embattled 

arg.  a  mascle  gu.  in  (?)  the  dexter  chief  a  mart- 
let of  the  second.     Bissett. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 

with  eight  bezants  a  mullet  between  two  cres- 
cents of  the  first.     Ralph. 
Or  on  a  bend  within  a  bordure  az.  a  pierced  mul- 
let betw.  two   crescents  of   the  first.      Scot, 

Hundilshope,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 

with  eight  bezants  a  mullet  betw.  two  crescents 

arg.     Scott,  Ardross,  Scotland  ;  and  Ely. 
Or  on  a  plain  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

charged  with  eight  bezants  a  mullet  betw.  two 

crescents  arg.    Scott,  Edinburgh. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  ■within.. ..cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 
with  eight  bezants  a  mullet  betw.  two  crescents 
arg.     Scott,  Ardross,  Scotland ;  and  Ely. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
charged  with  eight  bezants  a  mullet  betw.  two 
crescents  arg.     Scott,  Edinburgh. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  a  mullet 
betw.  two  crescents  of  the  first.  Scott,  Gible- 
ston,  Scotland ;  quartering  az.  three  boar's 
heads  couped  or  each  having  in  the  mouth  four 
arrows  gu. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 
mullets  of  the  first.     Si>encer,  Norfolk. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  within 
a  bordure  or  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Offord,  V. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  within 
a  bordure  vert  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Offord. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  within 
a  bordure  or  three  mullets  of  the  first.  Oxford, 
co.  Oxford. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a  bor- 
dure indented  sa.  three  mullets  arg.  Watvile, 
Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  within  a  bordure  com- 
pony  or  and  gu.  three  bezants.     Cutts. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 
hurts.    Bateman. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 
plates.    Haywood. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  within  a  bordure  com- 
pony  or  and  gu.  three  plates  each  charged  with 
a  martlet  of  the  second.    Cuttes,  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 
plates.    Bateman,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  plain  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  five 
ermine  spots  sa.  Roadley,  Searby,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  within  a  bordure  erm. 
a  waggon  of  the  first.  Binning,  Pilmuir,  Scot- 
land. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  within  a  bordure  sa.  a  wag- 
gon or.    Binning,  Wallifoord,  Scotland. 

Bougets 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  water-bougets  or  three 
leopard's  faces  gu.  Hunt  (Exeter,  and  Chud- 
leigh), co.  Devon;  granted  1580,  W. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  water-bougets  or  as 
many  leopard's  faces  gu.    Hunt. 
Buckle 

Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  on  a 
bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  a  buckle  in  chief  as  the 
fourth  and  an  escallop  in  base  sa.  three  buckles 
of  the  first.    Stewart,  Edinburgh. 
Buckles 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  lozenge  buckles 
the  tongues  in  fess  (with  points  to  the  sinister 
V.)  gu.  an  annulet  in  the  centre  ....  Baret, 
Suffolk,  V.  The  annulet  for  diff.  Barett,  V*. 
The  annulet  or.      Barrett,  Suffolk. 

Caltraps 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  caltraps  sa.  three 
5-foils  or.  Davies,  Kilkenny ;  grunted  23  Fe- 
bruary 1566. 

Castles 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  turrets  arg.   three 
pheons  gu.    Johnson,  Trovzell,  Durham. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Canton 

Barry  of  three  or  with  chequy  az.  and  arg.  on  a 
bend  gu.  betw.  on  a  sinister  canton  of  the 
fourth  a  lion  pass,  guard,  as  the  first  pierced 
with  a  dart  and  in  base  a  broken  spear  sur- 
mounted by  a  helmet  all  ppr.  three  buckles 
gold.  Seton-STEUART,  Allanton,  co.  Lanark, 
Baronetcy  22  May  1815. 
Chevrons 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  bend  of  the  last  betw. 
two  (another, four)  chev.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 
Holland. 

Quarterly  az.  and    arg.   on    a    bend  betw.  two 
chev.  sa.  charged  with  six  mullets  three  eagles 
displ.  of  the  second.    Howghton. 
Cogs 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  cogs  of  a  millwheel  or 
as  many  elm  leaves  vert.    Coggs,  London. 

Cotises  see  Bendlets 

Crescents 
....  on  a  bend  ....  betw.  two  crescents  ....  an 

estoile  ....     Murdiston. 
Az.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  crescents  gu.  three 

annulets  or.    Ievan  Ap  Rys. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  as 

many  annulets  or.    Rees  Goch,  Lord  of  Mar- 
ton,  Wales. 
Az.  on  a  bend  invected  arg.  betw.  three  crescents 

each  surmounted  by  a  mullet  of  eight  points 

or  as  many  chaffinches  ppr.    Chaffers,  Liver- 
pool ;  granted  .... 
Cross 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  cross  croslet  and 

in  base  a  3-foil  slipped  or  a  talbot's  head  erased 

sa.    a    bordure   of    the    second.        Heusch, 

London. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  cross  croslet  fitchy 

and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  arg.  three  spur-rowels 

of  the  first.    Liddel,  Edinburgh. 
Crosses 
....  on  a  bend  ....   betw.  two  crosses  croslet 

fitchy   ....   an  escallop   ....    enclosed  by  as 

many  crescents  ....      John  Hyll,  Glasgow, 

Laing,  Ancient  Seals,  p.  95,  by  misprint  Lyel. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  crosses  sa.  three  lozenges 

arg.    Arpe. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  crosses  patty  az.  three 

mascles  of  the  first.    Coless,  Balmano,  Scot- 
land. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  crosses  formy  fitchy  gu. 

three    mullets     of     the     first.        Brumsted. 

Bumsted,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  crosses  patty  fitchy  gu. 

three  pierced  mullets  of  the  first.    Bumsted, 

Suffolk,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  quarterly  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three 

crosses  formy  of  the  last  as  many  annulets  of 

the  first.    Estgaston. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.   a  hound  of   the  first.      Wrekhill    or 

Writel. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crosses  formy  gu.  a 

lion  pass.  or.     Marsham. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  erminois  betw.  three  crosses  patty 

fitchy  or  four  crescents  gu.    Unsworth,  Mogul 

Hall,  near  Liverpool. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.  an  escallop  of  the  first.    Cray. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  as  many  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  arg.  three  roses  gu.     Kenward,  Yalding, 

Kent. 

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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... cont. 

Crosses  cont. 

Arg.  (aliter  or)  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  at  the  foot  az.  (aliter  sa.)  as  many 
pierced  5-foils  silver.  Nicholas  Kentwod,  V, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  as  many  5-foils  or.     Kentwood,  co.  Berks. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
gu.  as  many  5-foils  or  a  bordure  engr.  of  the 
second.     Southwell,  granted  .... 

Or  (aliter  arg.)  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  at  the  foot  az.  (aliter  sa.)  as  many 
pierced  5-foils  silver.  Nicholas  Kentwod,  V, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  as  many  pierced  5-foils  of  the  first.  Nicholas 
Kentwood,  co.  Berks,  W. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  at 
the  foot  sa.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first. 
Kentwood,  V*. 

....  on  a  bend  ....  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
. ... ..  as  many  mascles  ....     Coless,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  arg.  an 
annulet  ....     Howard,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  sa.  three 
annulets  of  the  first.    Watton. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  or  another 
bend  gu.  Ricard  de  Astone  (in  a  later  hand 
Estone),F. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  indented  betw.  six  crosses  croslet 
arg.  three  eagles  displ.  sa.  Sotheeon,  co. 
York;  Darrington,  and  Kirklington,  co.  Not- 
tingham ;  the  heiress  m.  Estcourt. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  or 
three  eagles  displ.  gu.     Beston. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  crosses  botonny 
fitchy  or  three  crescents  of  the  first.  Howard, 
London ;  granted  1756. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 
an  escucheon  or  charged  with  a  demi-lion 
ramp,  pierced  through  the  mouth  with  an 
arrow  within  a  tressure  flory  counterflory  gu. 
Howard,  Baron  Howard  (in  abeyance  1777) 
and  Earl  of  Surrey ;  Duke  of  Norfolk  and  Earl 
Marshal  1  February  1514,  attainted  1546-7,  re- 
stored Earl  of  Surrey  and  Duke  of  Norfolk 
1553,  attainted  1572.  Howard,  Earl  of  Arun- 
del, by  possession,  and  by  summons  16  Janu- 
ary 1580,  attainted  1589,  restored  as  Baron 
Mowbray,  Fitz-Alan,  Clun,  Oswestry,  and  Mal- 
travers,  Earl  of  Arundel  and  Surrey  1604,  Earl 
Marshal  1621,  Earl  of  Norfolk  6  June  1644,  re- 
stored Duke  of  Norfolk  29  December  1664 
(Baron  Howard  of  Castle-Rising  27  March  1669, 
Earl  of  Norwich  19  October  1672,  extinct  1777), 
Earl  Marshal  and  Hereditary  Marshal  19  Oc- 
tober 1672:  being  the  augmentation  granted 
for  the  victory  at  Flodden  9  September  1513  to 
Sir  Thomas  Howard,  Duke  of  Norfolk  and  Earl 
of  Surrey,  Z,  358,  372,  489;  quartering  Bro- 
therton,  Mowbray,  and  Warren,  Z,  496 ;  but 
quartering  Brotherton,  Warren,  and  Mowbray, 
U.  And  with  the  same  quarterings  but  with  a 
label  of  three  points  or.  Sir  Thomas  Howard, 
his  eldest  son,  Earl  of  Surrey,  U.  (?  But  with 
an  annulet  (?  mullet)  . . . .)  William  Howard, 
his  fifth  son,  ancestor  of  Howard,  Baron 
Howard  of  Effingham  11  March  1553-4  (Earl 
of  Nottingham  22  October  1596,  extinct  26 
April  1681 ;  Earl  of  Effingham  8  December 
1731,  extinct  11  December  1816);  Earl  of 
Effingham  July  1838.     (?  But  with  a  martlet 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
....)  Howard,  Greystoke,  (?  But  with  a  crescent 
....)   Thomas  Howard,  Viscount  Howard  of 
Bindon  13  January  1559,  extinct  1610.  Thomas 
Howard  (Baron  Howard  de  Walden  24  October 
1597,  in  abeyance  1689),  Earl  of  Suffolk  21 
July  1603;   Baron  Howard  of  Charleton  and 
Viscount  Andover  23  January  1621-2,  Earl  of 
Berkshire  6  February  1625-6  (Baron  Chester- 
ford  and  Earl  of  Bindon  30  December  1706, 
extinct  1722) :  (And  with  a  rose  on  the  crescent 
his   descendant  Howard,   Baron   Howard    of 
Escrick  12  April  1628,  extinct  1715.)     Henry 
Howard,  Baron  Howard  of  Marnhull  and  Earl 
of  Northampton  13  March  1604,  extinct  1614. 
(?  But  with  a  martlet  on  the  crescent.)  Howard, 
Castle  Rising,  the  heiress  m.  Upton.  (?  But  with 
a  cross  moline  charged  with  a  crescent.)  Howard, 
Greystoke.     (?  But  with  a  mullet )    Ed- 
mund Howard,  father  of  Catherine  fifth  wife  of 
Henry  VIII.    William  Howard,  Naworth,  and 
his  descendants,  Howard,  Baron  Dacre,  Vis- 
count Howard  and  Earl  of  Carlisle  30  April 
1661.     And   with   a  crescent  on   the   mullet. 
Howard,  Corby  Castle,  Cumberland.    But  with 
a  mullet  (?  annulet)  sa.  charged  with  a  crescent 
or.      Howard    (descended    from  Howard    of 
Effingham),     quartered    by  Vyse,    Boughton 
House,  co.  Northampton. 
Arg.  (aliter  or)  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  cros- 
let fitchy  sa.  three  5-foils  gold.    Kentwood,  co. 
Berks. 
Or  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  az.  three 
garbs  of  the  first.      Richard  Bancroft,  Bishop 
of  London,  1597;    Archbishop  of  Canterbury 
1604-10.    John  Bancroft,  Bishop   of  Oxford 
1632-41. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  six  crosses  patty  gu.  an 
armed  dexter  index  hand  of  the  first  enclosed 
by  two  mullets  or.    O'Hurley,  Harl.  MS.  4039, 
fo.  165. 

Sa.  on  a  bend betw.  six  crosses  formy  .... 

three  buglehorns  ....     Horner,  co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  crosses  patty  fitchy 
....  three  buglehorns  of  the  first  stringed  or. 
Horner,  V*. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  patty  fitchy  arg. 
three    buglehorns   of   the   first    stringed    or. 
Hornner,  V. 
Sa.  on   a   bend   betw.  six  crosses  patty  fitchy 
arg.  three   buglehorns   stringed    of  the  first. 
Horner. 
Arg.   on   a  bend  betw.  six   crosses   croslet  gu. 
three  lozenges  of  the  first.    Burges,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  arg.  a  mul- 
let in  chief Lake,  Edmonton,   Middle- 
sex ;  and  London ;  Baronetcy  17  October  1711. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
or  a  mullet  betw.  two   5-foils    of   the    first. 
Howard,  London. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  crosses  formy  fitchy  arg. 
three  mullets  sa.    Ayre,  Walton,  co.  Devon. 
Eare,  Wotton,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  gu. 
three  bezants.    Walton.    Watton.   Wbtatton, 
Osmaston    Cottage,    co.    Derby.        Whatton, 
Loughborough    Parks,    co.    Leicester;    quar- 
tering Biset,  Basset,  De   Malbanc,  De  Dun- 
stanville,  Fitzhenry,  Lovetot,  Palmer,  Staple- 
ford,  Beler,  Ryvers,  Heriz,  Blount,  and  Wat- 
kinson. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
gu.  three  bezants.     Preston,  co.  Leicester. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  six  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  gu.  three  crosiers  or.  Wear  Weare  or 
Were,  Wear  Gifford,  Rumington  Manor,  near 
Wellington;  Poole;  and  Sarapford  Arundell, 
co.  Devon ;  and  Hampton  Bishop,  Giddes 
Court,  and  Mannox,  co.  Hereford. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  crosses  croslet  arg. 
another  bend  gu.    Richard  de  Estone,  E. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  crosses  croslet  or  another 
bend  gu.  Richard  de  Stone,  E,  Harl.  MS.  0137. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  crosses  croslet  or  three 
eagles  displ.  of  the  second.     Beston. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  betw.  crosses  croslet  arg. 
three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first.  Brown  or 
Browne,  London  ;  and  Norwich. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  crosses  croslet  or  a  mascle 
ermines.  Anbemarle  or  Andemarle,  co.  Dorset. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  crosses  botonny  arg.  a  mul- 
let '  in  the  point  of  the  bend '  sa.    Monsire  de 
Ormesby,  Y. 
Cups 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  covered  cups  or  as 
many  boar's  heads  erased  gu.  Carkettle, 
Scotland. 

Escallops 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  escallops  or  a  grey- 
hound  courant  sa.  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  third. 
Lutterford,  Lutterford,  co.  Stafford. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  escal- 
lops or  a  greyhound  courant  enclosed  by  two 
4-foils  of  the  second.  Pedder,  Ashton  Lodge, 
co.  Lancaster,  quartering  Wilson. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  escallops  or  a  crow  sa.  en- 
closed by  as  many  5-foils  gu.  Petre,  Baron 
Petre,  21  July  1603. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  escallops  arg.  a  Cor- 
nish chough  ppr.  enclosed  by  as  many  5-foils 
az.  Peter,  Harlyn,  Cornwall ;  quartering 
Michell,  Coryton,  Ferrars,  and  Bodulgate. 
Peter,  Bowhay,  co.  Devon;  derived  from 
Peter,  Torr  Newton,  ancestor  of  the  Lords 
Petres  of  Writtle;  the  heiress  m.  Apsley. 
Peters,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  escallops  az.  enclosed 
by  as  many  bars  gu.  three  martlets  or. 
Martindale. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  escallops  az. 
three  mascles  or.    Peat,  Sevenoaks,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  ten 
billets  of  the  second.    Corzon,  V*. 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  as  many 
garbs  of  the  first  a  bordure  gu.  Bletsho, 
Winington,  co.  Bedford. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a  (bezant 
V*.)  roundle  in  the  dexter  chief  ....  James 
Platt,  Playster,  Essex;  granted  6  February, 
1578,  W. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  .arg.  a  pierced 
mullet  gu.  in  chief  of  the  bend.  M.  Rauf 
Freschevtll,  S. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  escallops  sa.  a  mullet  or. 
Walton. 
Estoiles 

Per  bend  az.  and  or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  es- 
toiles of  sixteen  points  countercbanged  a  lion 
pass.  arg.  enclosed  by  as  many  crosses  moline  of 
the  second.  Hagart,  Bantascan  ;  granted  1814. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  estoiles  of  six  points 
or  three  rudders  sa.    Putland,  Ireland. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... cont. 
Estoiles  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  estoiles  gu.  (some- 
times az.)  as  many  crescents  of  the  first 
a  bordure  engr.  sa.  Archibald,  Scotland. 
Archibald,  Rusland  Hall,  co.  Lancaster; 
Gresford,  North  Wales,  and  Coleraine,  co.  Lon- 
donderry ;  from  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  estoiles  or  three 
ogresses.  Shipman,  Sarington,  co.  Nottingham, 
granted  by  Dugdale. 

Fetterlocks  see  Shackles 

Fish 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  dolphin 
....  and  in  base  an  anchor  ....  cabled   .... 
three  crosses  flory  or.     Griesdale,  London. 
Fishes ....  Crabs 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  crabs  of  the  second 
a  cross  croslet  of  the  first.    Crosse. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  sea-crabs  sa.  three  crosses 
croslet  of  the  first.     Crosse. 
....Dolphins 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  naiant  sa. 
three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first.  Younger,  Harl: 
MS.  C829,  fo.  47. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  haurient 
embowed  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 
Younger. 

Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  or  betw.  two  dolphins  em- 
bowed  arg.  three  escallops  gu.  Fleet,  Kent. 
Fleete,  London  ;  granted,  13  May  1691. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  bend- 
wise  gu.  three  lion's  heads  erased  bendwise  or. 
Frank i, vn,  Kent,  W. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  embowed  or 
three  lion's  heads  erased  gu.     Franklyn. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  dolphins  ....  or  three 
lion's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Franklyn,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  dolphins  sa.  as  many 
eagles  displ.  of   the  first.      Younger,    alias 
Youngrave,  co.  Hereford ;  and  Daveutry,  co. 
Northampton. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  a  lion 
pass.  or.  Lany,  co.  Leicester ;  London ;  and 
Cratfield,  Suffolk. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  a  lion 
ramp,  guard,  gu.    Nowland,  Ireland. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  gu.  holding  in  the  forepaw  a  fleur- 
de-lis  of  the  first.    Nolan,  London. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  first.  Benjamin  Laney  or  Lany, 
Bishop  of  Peterborough  1660,  Lincoln  1663, 
Ely  1067-75.  Lany,  Newick,  co.  Leicester; 
and  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 

Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
an  eagle  with  two  heads  displ.  sa.  Kater, 
from  Lippy,  Germany. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  three 
standing  cups  (with  covers  ?)  of  the  first. 
Rigston. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  fleur-de- 
lis  of  the  first  held  in  the  forepaw  of  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  gu.    Nolan,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
three  boar's  heads  couped  or.  Bestroe  or 
Bestrow. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  az.  three 
leopard's  heads  or.    Cockram. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  three 
leopard's  heads  or.  Darnel  or  Darnol,  London. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  bendwise  gu.  John  Simings, 
London,  M.D. ;  granted  1574,  W.  Syminges. 
Symirges,  V*. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  an- 
other bend  of  the  last  charged  with  as  many 
escallops  of  the  first.     Hamsted. 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as 
many  escallops  gu.    Hampsted.    Hamsted,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  fimbriated  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  of  the  second  so  many  escallops  as  the 
first.    Hamsted,  V*. 

Erm.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
az.  as  many  escallops  or.  Gumley,  Isleworth, 
Middlesex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  as 
many  boar's  heads  couped  or.  Bastard,  As- 
lingtou,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  as 
many  leopard's  heads  of  the  first.  Cokerham, 
Columbton,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis   az.  as 

'   many  mullets  or  a  bordure  wavy  gu.    Leeth. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as  many 
pierced  mullets  gu.  Leathes,  Herringfleet 
Hall,  Suffolk.  Leathes,  Leathes,  and  Dale- 
head,  Cumberland. 

Erminois  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
three  escallops  arg.    Venn,  Ipswich. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  rose 
of  the  first.    Charles  At.kmant,  V.     Alement. 
Flower 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  rose  and 
in  base  an  annulet  gu.  three  buckles  or. 
Stirling,  Achoyle,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  rose  and 
in  base  a  boar's  head  cabossed  gu.  ensigned  on 
the  head  with  a  cross  ppr.  three  buckles  or. 
Stirling,  Craigburnet,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  rose  gu. 
and  in  base  a  trephine  ppr.  three  buckles  or. 
Stirling,  Edinburgh. 
Flowers Roses 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  roses  gu.  three 
buckles  or.  Stirling,  Deuchray,  Scotland ; 
granted  1803;  quartering  or  in  fess  a  broken 
wall  az.  masoned  sa.  in  buse  a  rose  gu.  on  a 
chief  engr.  of  the  third  three  escallops  or  in 
the  collar  point  a  crescent  as  the  fourth  for 
diff.,  with  arg.  a  saltire  engr.  az.  a  chief 
of  the  last  charged  with  three  mullets  of  the 
first.    Stirling,  co.  Hertford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  roses  gu.  seeded 
or  barbed  vert  three  buckles  of  the  fourth  a 
bordure  as  the  fifth.  Stirling,  Faskine,  co. 
Lanark,  Baronetcy  15  December  1800. 

Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  roses  arg.  three  cres- 
cents sa.  Firebrace,  West  Indies;  descended 
from  Firebrace  or  Firebrass,  Stoke  Golding, 
co.  Leicester,  1682 ;  and  London. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  roses  gu.  a  thistle  betw. 
two  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Rome,  descended  from 
Clowdon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  gilliflowers  slipped 
(gu.)  ppr.  an  anchor  of  the  first  a  tressure 
flory  counterflory  vert.  Levingstone  (Baro- 
netcy 1627  ;  Viscount  Newburgh  13  September 
161:7,  extinct  1694), Baron  Levingstone,  Viscount 
Kynnaird  and  Earl  of  Newburgh  31  December 
1660;  the  heirs  m.  Clifford,  Radcliffe,  Mahony, 
and  Giustiniani. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Flowers  cont.  Roses  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  as  many 
birds  volant  of  the  first.     Ringworth. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  five  roses  gu.  three  mul- 
lets or.    Wells. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  sprigs  vert  each 
of  three  roses  gu.  a  crescent  enclosed  by  a 
pair  of  mullets  as  the  first.    Mirrle. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  six  roses  gu.  three 
pierced  mullets  or.  Welles.  Welles  or 
Wylles,  V.    Wyllis,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  wavy  betw.  six  roses  gu.  three 
plates.    Warrender,  Lochend,  East  Lothian, 
Baronetcy  2  June  1715. 
3-Fo'ils 

Or  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  3-foils  slipped 
....  three  martlets  ....  Pelly,  Upton, 
Essex,  Baronetcy  6  July  1840. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  3-foils  sa.  three  lozenges 
of  the  first.     Clarkesonn. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  3-foils  slipped  sa.  three 
mascles  or.     Lawson  or  Lewson. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  gu.  as 
many  annulets  of  the  first.     Laborne. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  ....  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 

as  many  cups  of  the  first.      Thornton, 

co.  York. 
4-Foils 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  4-foils  or  three 
mullets  of  six  points  az.  Aynsley,  Little  Harle 
Tower,  Northumberland ;  quartering  Murray. 
5-Foil 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  in  chief  a  5-foil  of  the 
second  and  in  base   a  hawk's  leg  jessed  and 
belled  or  a  hawk's  lure  as  the  first.    Sauchy, 
That  Ilk. 
5-Foils 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  5-foils  gu. 
three  buckles  or  a  bordure  vert.  Stirling, 
Drumpellier,  Scotland. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  5-foils  or  three  bear's 
heads  erased  of  the  first  muzzled  arg.  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.    Brightridge,  co.  Oxford. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  5-foils  ....  three 
boar's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Brittridge, 
Harrow-on-the  Hill,  Middlesex;  and  Sutton 
Hall,  Essex. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  5-foils  arg.  three  boar's 
heads  erased  of  the  first  muzzled  of  the  second. 
Brightbridge,  co.  Buckingham. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  5-foils  arg.  three 
leopard's  faces  vert.  Aldersey,  London  ;  and 
Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  5-foils  or  three 
leopard's  faces  vert.  Aldersey,  Aldersey,  and 
Spurstow,  co.  Chester. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  5-foils  or  three  leopard's 
faces  az.    Aldersey,  co.  Chester. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  5-foils  or  an  annulet 
of  the  first.      Povey,  London;    granted  No- 
vember 1614. 
Frets 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two 
frets  or  three  escallops  arg.  Spencer,  Yarnton, 
co.  Oxford;  Baronetcy  29  June  1611 ;  extinct 
1771.  Spencer,  Baron  Spencer  and  Viscount 
Spencer  3  April  1761,  Viscount  Altborp  and 
Earl  Spencer  1  November  1765.  Spencer, 
Baron  Churchill,  11  August  1815.  And  with  a 
bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  mitres  gold. 
Henry  Despenser,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1370- 
1406.    Spencer,  Duke  of  Marlborough  till  1807. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within.... cont. 

Frets  cont. 
Quarterly  arg.   and    gu.   on    a   bend    az.    betw. 
two  frets   or  three  fleurs-de-lis   of    the   first. 
Litlington,  London. 
Quarterly  arg,  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two 
frets  or  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.   Spencer, 
Offley,  and  St.  Albau's,  co.  Hertford.    And  with 
a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  mitres  silver. 
Henry  Despenser,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1370- 
1406,  Harl.  MS.  12443,  fo.  101. 
Quartei'ly  or  (?  arg.)  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw. 
two  frets  or  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.      Spencer, 
London;  and  co.  Bedford. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two 

frets  or  three  mullets  of  the  first.  Elford. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two 
frets  or  five  mullets  of  the  first  a  bordure 
coupterchanged  as  the  second  and  the  field. 
Spencer,  Bradfield,  Norfolk;  and  Suffolk. 
Spencer,  Worsted,  Norfolk, 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  frets  or  as  many  bugle- 
horns  of  the  first.    Newport. 

Fruits Acorns 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  acorns  slipped  gu.  an 
anchor  in  chief  of  the  first  a  double  tressure 
counterflory  vert.     Radcliffe,  as  Baron  Le- 
vingstone,  Viscount  Kinnaird  and  Earl  of  New- 
burgh,  J  755-1814. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw.  two  acorns  slipped 
vert  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Ward,  Walcot,  and 
Salhouse,  Norfolk,  1639. 
Fusils 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  six  fusils  or  three  es- 
cucheons  az.    Leitch,  Scotland. 
Garbs 
Vert  on  a  bend  betw.  two  garbs  or  a  swan  sa.  en- 
closed by  as  many  hurts.      George  Scholey, 
Lord   Mayor  of  London  1812-13.      Scholey, 
Gorber  Hall,  Barnsley,  co.  York. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  garbs  or  three  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  sa.     William  Roo,  Mercer,  Lon- 
don, V. 
Vert  on  a  bend  betw.  two  garbs  or  three  vine 
leaves  of  the  first.  FEAULiTEAU,Clapham,Surrey. 
Erm.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  garbs  or  a  mullet 

arg.     Muddiford. 
Gu.  on   a   bend   betw.  three  garbs  or  as  many 
crosses  patty  fitchy  of  the  first.     Rowe,  Alport, 
co.  Derby.     Rowe,  in  Youlgrave  Church,  1613. 

Head Beast 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  in  chief  a  lion's  head 
cabossed  and  in  base  an  eagle's  leg  couped 
at  the  thigh  holding  a  torteau  three  arrows 
ppr.    Payne. 

Human  Figure 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  Moor's  head 
in  profile  couped  sa.  wreathed  about  the  temples 
or  and  in  base  a  garb  of  the  second  three  arm- 
ing buckles  gold.  Stirling,  Uppal,  Edinburgh, 
Baronetcy  19  July  1792,  extinct  ....  But 
with  the  bend  engr.  Stirling,  Old  Montrose, 
Scotland. 

Monster 

Az.  on  a  bend  erm.  betw.  in  chief  a  unicorn's 
head  erased  and  in  base  a  lion  ramp,  erminois 
an  open  book  ppr.  enclosed  by  two  roses  gu. 
barbed  and  seeded  vert.  Fardell,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  unicorn's  head 
erased  and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
three  bezants.  Denison  ;  quartering  Beckett, 
diff.  by  an  annulet. 


On  I  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Heads  ....  (Beasts)  Deer 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  stag's  heads  cabossed 
sa.  a  greyhound  courant  of  the  first.    Bighton, 
co.  Derby. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  stag's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  a  greyhound  courant  of  the  first.  Beighton, 
Wirksworth,  co.  Derby. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  stag's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  armed  of  the  second  three  martlets  of  the 
first.     Kinnear. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  buck's  heads 
cabossed   sa.   an   escallop   or.     Nedham,  Wy- 
mondesley,  co.  Hertford  ;  confirmed  18  Febru- 
ary 1586. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  vert  betw.  two  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first.    May,  co. 
Wilts. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  two  stag's  heads 
erased    erminois    three    3-foils    slipped   vert. 
Jones,  Sugwas  Court,  co.  Hereford. 

Dog 

Or  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  talbot's  heads  erased 
sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Ashman,  Lymmiug- 
ton,  co.  Wilts. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two 
talbot's  heads  erased  three  4-foils  of  the  first. 
Chittinge,  Suffolk. 
Quarterly  per  pale  indented  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend 
betw.  two  greyhound's  heads  erased  or  collared 
of  the  first  three  escallops  sa.  Smyth  or 
Smythe,  Suffolk. 

Elephant 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  elephant's  heads 
erased  or  three  ogresses.  Quelch,  Wallingford, 
co.  Berks. 

Horse 

Gu.on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  two  nag's  heads  erased 
arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first  a  mullet  in 
chief  •• . . .  for  diff.  Henry  Pepys,  Bishop  of 
Sodor,  etc.,  1840,  Worcester  1841. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  nag's  heads  erased 
arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Pepys,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, 1716. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  nag's  heads  erased 
arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Leslie, 
Juniper  Hill,  Surrey,  Bart.  Pepys,  London ; 
and  Ridley  Hall,  co.  Chester,  Baronetcy  23 
1801,  Baron  Cottenham  1836,  Viscount  Crow- 
hurst  and  Earl  of  Cottenham  11  June  1850. 
Pepys,  Ashop,  Essex  ;  and  Southcreak,  Norfolk. 
Pepys  or  Pipis,  Cottenham,  co.  Cambridge; 
and  Brampton,  co.  Huntingdon.  Pipe,  Cotten- 
ham, co.  Cambridge. 

....  Leopard 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  leopard's  faces  or  a 
mural  crown  gu.  enclosed  by  as  many  fleurs-de- 
lis  sa.      Bromhead,  Thurlby  Hall,  co.  Lincoln, 
Baronetcy  31  October  1757. 
....  Lion 
Erm.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 

three  cbev.  or.     Brewley. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased 
sa.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the  first.  Hadderley, 
Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased 
sa.  three  crosses  patty  of  the  first.    Adderley, 
co.  Stafford.    Haderiey,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased 
sa.    three    crosses    croslet    or.        Arderley, 
V*.    Atherley,  V.    Haderly  or  Hadderley. 
Sr.  John  Hardderly  .Alderman  of  London,  V. 
Harderly,  V*. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Lion  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

.   three  crosses  formy  or.    Atherley. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 
three  crosses  croslet  or.     Hardeley. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend  eDgr.  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  arg.  as  many  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or  a  5-foil  pierced  of  the  second  for  diff. 
Griles. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
three  escallops  ....  Shield,  Northumber- 
land. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
a  dolphin  of  the  first.    Franklin,  Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
a  dolphin  embowed  of  the  first  enclosed  by  as 
many  birds  close  or  collared  az.  Franklin, 
V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
a  dolphin  embowed  enclosed  by  as  many  mart- 
lets or.    Franklin. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  eDgr.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased 
gu.  a  dolphin  naiant  betw.  as  many  birds  or. 
Franklyn. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
a  dolphin  embowed  bendwise  or  betw.  as  many 
birds  close  of  the  last  collared  az.  Oliver 
Franklin,  co.  Devon,  ob.  s.  p.,  buried  at 
Ware,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased 
or  three  5-foils  gu.     Gell. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  and  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  one  and  two  or  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first. 
Giles  or  Gille.     Gilles,  Norfolk,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  compony  arg.  and  az.  betw.  a  pair 
of  lion's  heads  erased  as  the  second  three  leo- 
pard's faces  or  a  bordure  like  the  bend.  Ferby. 
Gdnthorpe. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  compony  arg.  and  az.  betw.  two 
lion's  heads  erased  as  the  second  three  leo- 
pards faces  or  a  bordure  compony  or  and  of 
the  third.    Fereby. 

....Wolf 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  wolf's  heads  couped 
at  the  neck  ppr.  three  buckles  of  the  first. 
Lashley,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  two  wolfs  heads  arg. 
three  crosses  croslet  gu.  Cowper,  Overleigh, 
co.  Chester;  granted  1642. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  wolf's  heads  erased  sa. 
three  dolphins  of  the  first.  Osborne,  co. 
Derby. 

....  (Monster)  Dragon 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  dragon's  heads  couped 
gu.  three  doves  of  the  first.    Cosens. 
Griffin 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  griffin's  heads 
erased  gu.  an  annulet  enclosed  by  as  many 
crescents  or.  Kay,  East  Sheen,  Surrey,  Baro- 
netcy 5  December  1803. 

Unicorn 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads 
erased  az.  armed  maned  and  crined  or  three 
crosses  croslet  of  the  last.  Smith,  Stockton- 
upon-Trent;  granted  .... 
Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads 
erased  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Smith,  co. 
York ;  and  Dunston,  co.  Derby. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads  erased 

.  az.  three  fusils  of  the  first.  Beverley,  co. 
York. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Monsters)  Unicorn  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads 
erased  of  the  second  armed  and  maned  or  three 
lozenges  erminois.  Smith,  co.  Durham,  1015. 
Smith,  West  Harrington,  co.  Durham. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads  couped 
az.  three  lozenges  or.  Smyth,  Ballynatray, 
co.  Waterford ;  quartering  Grice,  Rogers,  and 
Mitchell.  Smyth,  Gaybrook,  co.  Westmeath, 
originally  from  Yorkshire.  Smyth,  Heath  Hall, 
co.  York;  derived  from  Smyth  of  Myreshaw, 
Bradford,  1504.  Smyth,  Drumcree,  co.  West- 
meath; quartering  King.  Smyth  or  Smythe, 
Gaybrook  and  Barbavilla,  co.  Westmeath  ;  de- 
rived through  William  Smyth,  Bishop  of  Kil- 
more,  like  Edward  Smyth,  Bishop  of  Down 
1699  ;  and  Thomas  Smyth,  Bishop  of  Limerick 
1696  ;  from  Smyth,  Dundrum,  co.  Down,  and 
Rossdale  Abbey,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads  erased 
az.  three  lozenges  bendwise  or.  Beverley,  co. 
Chester,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads  erased 
of  the  second  armed  or  three  lozenges  of  the 
last.  Cusac-SMiTH,  Newtown,  King's  County, 
Baronetcy  28  August  1799,  quartering  Cusac. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads  couped 
gu.  three  lozenges  of  the  first.  Smith,  Dring- 
houses,  co.  York. 

Arg.   on   a  bend  az.  betw.  two   unicorn's   heads 
erased  sa.  three  mascles  or.     Smyth,  Beverley, 
co.  York;  granted  18  March  1576. 
....(Beasts)  Deer 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  hart's  heads  erased  arg. 
attired  or  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the 
second.  Mar  and  Garioch  of  Caskieben,  com- 
posed in  one  coat,  as  quartered  by  Johnston. 

A.z.  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  roebuck's 
heads  couped  or  collared  gu.  a  torteau  enclosed 
by  two  mascles  sa.  pierced  of  the  third.  Gason, 
Kent. 

Boar 

Vert  on  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  arg.  as 
many  mascle-shaped  buckles  az.  tongues  gu. 
Peters,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
az.  a  man's  heart  ppr.  within  a  fetterlock  or. 
Lockhart,  Birkhill,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  mascles  of  the  first.  Halyburton, 
Pitcur,  co.  Forfar. 

.. ..Leopard 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 
couped  gu.  two  lions  pass.  or.  Steavenson, 
Fortrose,  Scotland.  Steavenson  or  Stevenson, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne ;  descended  from  Stanton 
and  Elton,  in  the  Peak  of  Derby  ;  granted  14 
June  1688. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 
az.  jessant-de-lis  or  a  martlet  of  the  first. 
Dennis,  co.  Gloucester. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  or  as 
many  martlets  gu.    Motte. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  one  and 
two  or  as  many  martlets  gu.  Sr.  John  Nott, 
Alderman  of  London,  V;  (the  heads  two  and 
one)  Lord  Mayor  1363,  Earl.  MS.  1349. 
Notte,  in  Thames  Ditton  Church.  Nott, 
Kent;  and  London;  granted  1587. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu.  as 
many  dexter  hands  clenched  of  the  first. 
Walker,  V*.    Walter,  temp.  Edward  IV,  V. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Leopard  cont. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu.  as 
many  dexter  hands  clenched  arg.     Watue,  V. 
Lion 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  crosses  patty  of  the  first.  Sir  John 
Hatheeley,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1442, 
Harl.  MS.  1349. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  or  on  a  bend  engr.  arg.  betw. 
three  lion's  heads  erased  two  and  one  ....  and 
crosses  croslets  one  and  two  ....  so  many 
5-foils  of  the  first.    Gilles,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  three  lion's  heads 
erased  gu.  a  dolphin  enclosed  by  two  birds  or. 
Feanklyn,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
two  dolphins  or.    Feanklyn. 

....  (Birds)  Hawk 

Or  oh  a  bend  az.  betw.  as  many  hawk's  heads 
erased  sa.  three  5-foils  of  the  first.     Honkers. 
....  (Monsters)  Dragon 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads 
erased  gu.  as  many  popinjays  of'  the  first. 
Cuezon. 

....  Griffin 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  gu.  as  many  martlets  of  the  first. 
Cueson. 

....  Wivern 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  wivern's  heads 
erased  gu.  as  many  martlets  of  the  first. 
Cueson. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  wivern's  heads 
couped  gu.  langued  az.  so  many  popinjays  of 
the  first  collared  and  membered  as  the  third. 
Cueson. 

....  (Beasts)  Lion 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  four  lion's  heads  erased 
gu.  three  estoiles  or.  Pillesden,  F.  Pitesdon, 
Wales. 

. . .  .Boar 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  six  boar's  heads  az.  a  demi- 
lion  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Bennet, 
co.  Leicester. 

....  Leopard 

Az.  on  a  (bend  V*.)  bendlet  betw.  six  leopard's 
faces  or  three  water  bougets  sa.  Hunt,  Stoke 
Danby,  co.  Rutland,  W.    Hunte,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  leopard's  heads  or  as 
many  water  bougets  sa.    Hunt,  V*. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  leopard's  heads  or  a  mul- 
let ....     Hunt. 

....  Lion 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
three  mullets  az.    Scull. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  lion's  heads  erased  or 
as  many  mullets  sa.    Skull. 
Horns 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  buglehorns  stringed 
sa.  a  buckle  enclosed  by  two  estoiles  of  the  first. 
Burn,  London ;  granted  .... 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  buglehorns  arg. 
three  ogresses.    Repington,  co.  Warwick. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  two  hunting-horns 
stringed  arg.  three  ogresses.    Repington. 

Quarterly  vert  and  arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw. 
two  buglehorns  ....  stringed  ....  three  an- 
nulets ....  Lonsdale,  co.  York.  John 
Lonsdale,  Bishop  of  Lichfield  1843;  quarter- 
ing az.  a  bend  wavy  betw.  three  estoiles  arg., 
with  lozengy  arg.  and  gu.,  and  gu.  six  martlets 
in  pile  arg. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within cont. 

Horns  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  three  buglehorns 

arg.  as  many  ogresses.     Rympeingden,  V*. 
Gu.  on    a  bend   engr.   or    betw.  three   stringed 
buglehorns    arg.   as    many    ogresses.        John 

RYMPINGDEN,  V.      RlMPINGDON. 

Ink-molines 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  inkmolines  in  bend 
sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Holt, 
Bishham  Hall,  Billinge  Higher  End,  co.  Lan- 
caster ;  granted,  .... 

Leaves 
Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  holly-leaves  vert 

three  buckles  or.    Lesly,  Wardis,  Scotland. 
Letter 
....  on  a  bend  betw.  a  Roman  letter  W  . . . .  and 

an  annulet  ....  tbree  hearts  ....     Walter  de 

Wele,  ob.  1388,  Great  Grimsby  Church,  Harl. 

MS.  C829,  fo.  3. 
Lozenges 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  six  lozenges  of  the  second 

each  charged  with  an  escallop  sa.  four  escallops 

of  the  last.    Paulin. 
Az.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  six  lozenges  of  the  second 

each  charged  with  an  escallop  sa.  five  escallops 

of  the  last.    Sr.  Raufe  Pulleyn,  Scotton,  co. 

York,  V.    Pullen  or  Pulleyn,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  lozenges  sa.  three  5-foils 

or.    Gaegeave. 

Mascles 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  mascles  or  three 
cushions  of  the  last.    St.  Michael,  Blackwater, 
Scotland. 

Monsters ....  Sea-Lions 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  sea-lions  erect  on  their 
tails  az.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first. 
Haeland. 

Or  on  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  sea-lions  ramp  az. 
three  buck's  heads  cabossed  or.    Heeland. 

Or  on  a  bend  wavy  betw.  two  sea-lions  sa.  three 
buck's  heads  cabossed  arg.  Haeland,  Sprough- 
ton,  Suffolk,  Baronetcy  13  March  1771. 
Mullets 

Arg.  on  a  bend  nebuly  betw.  two  mullets  of  six 
points  sa.  three  lions  pass,  of  the  first.  Beown, 
Woodplumpton,  St.  Michael,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  mullets  gu.  three 
buckles  or.    Lesly,  Pitcaple,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  mullets  of  the  second 
a  crescent  of  the  first.  Aechtbald,  Black- 
hall. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az. betw.  two  pierced  mullets 
sa.  three  crescents  or.  Waeeing  or  Waeinge, 
Walmesley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  gu.  three  cres- 
cents of  the  first.    Cabkettle,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  or  three  escal- 
lops enclosed  by  a  pair  of  cotises  gu.  Bene- 
dictine Abbey  at  Little  Walden  or  Saefeon 
Walden,  Essex,  Harl.  MS.  1042,  fo.  32. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 
base  a  mascle  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 
Haevey. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bend  barry  of  six  as 
the  second  and  gu.  betw.  two  pierced  six-pointed 
mullets  three  5-foils  or.  King,  Staunton  Park, 
co.  Hereford. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  sa.  three  5-foils 
or  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty.  John  Cocksey, 
Evesham,  V,  co.  Worcester,  W. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Or  on  a  bend  engr.  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  of 

six    points   az.    three    mascles    as     the   first. 

Sterndale,  Ottar,  Hindostan  ;  granted  .... 
Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  gu. 

three  crescents  of  the  first.   Scot,  Spencerfield, 

Scotland. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  arg.  gouttes  az. 

Bishopric  of  Bangoe. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  arg. 

gouttes-de-larmes.    Bishopric  of  Bangor,  Cole 

MS.  xxx. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  arg. 

gouttes-de-poix.      Bishopric    of    Bangor,    U. 

Skevington,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  pierced  mullets  arg. 

gouttes  de  poix.    Bishopric  of  Bangor. 
Arg.  on  a  bend   az.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  as 

many    5-foils     or     a     bordure     gu.    bezanty. 

Cookesey,  Little  Wolverton,  and  Engham,  co. 

Worcester. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets  gu.  a  cross  patty 

of  the  first.    Holdernes.     Legard,  co.  Lei- 
cester;  and  co.  York.      The  mullets  pierced. 

Legard,  Anlaby  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets  gu.  a  cross  patty 

or.    Leguard. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  mullets  or  frets  gu. 

Breton.    Richard  Bretton,  V. 
Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  mullets  of  as  many 

points  or  frets  gu.    Breton. 
Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  mullets  or  a  bear's  gamb 

couped  at  the  knee  sa.    Bretoron. 
Nails 
Vert  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  passion-nails  or 

three  crescents  gu.    Tyler,  Monmouth. 
Pheons 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  pheons  arg.  three  buckles 

of  the  first.      Stubbs,  Stanford,  co.  Lincoln. 

Stdbbs,  Water-eaton,  and  Bloxwich,  co.  Staf- 
ford ;  the  heirs  m.  Rann,  Slany,  Brearley,  and 

Wightwick. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  pheons  arg.  three 

buckles  of  the  first.    Stubbs,  Durham. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  as  many 

round  buckles  gu.    Stubbs,  London. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  as  many 

fermaulx  gu.    Stubbe,  Norfolk,  1716.    Stubs, 

Archdeacon  of  St.  Alban's. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  as  many 

round  buckles  of  the  first.     Stubbe,  Laxfield, 

Suffolk. 
Sa.  on  a  beDd  betw.  three  pheons  or  as  many 

buckles  gu.     Stubbs,  co.  Hertford. 
Roundles 
Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  roundles  erm.  three 

pierced  5-foils  gu.     Conway,  Callis. 
... .Bezants 
Sa.  on  a  bend  ....  betw.  two  bezants  three  mart- 
lets of  the  first.    James,  co.  Worcester. 
Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  bezants  three  martlets 

of  the  first.   Adams,  V*.   Adams,  London,  1639. 
Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  bezants  three  lion's 

heads  erased  ppr.    Grant-FRANCis,  Cae  Bailey, 

Swansea;  quartering  Atwell  and  Grant. 

Ogresses 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  ogresses  as  many 

swans    ppr.      Clarke,   Northumberland ;    de- 
scended from  Clerke,  Launde  Abbey. 

Plates 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  plates  three  3-foils 

arg.    Blackshaw. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Roundles  cont.  Plates  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two  plates  three  3-foils 
slipped  vert.    Blackshame. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  plates  three  pierced 
5-foils  gu.    Conway,  Callis. 
....  Pomeis 

Ai'g.  on  a  bend  ....  betw.  two  pomeis  three  mul- 
lets or.  Welman,  Poundsford  Park,  co.  Somer- 
set;  derived  from  Welman,  Taunton,  1650; 
quartering  arg.  three  torteaux  a  chief  gu.  a  label 
of  three  points  az. 

Torteaux 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  torteaux  three  garbs 
of   the  first.      Hesketh,  Gwyrch   Castle,  co. 
Denbigh ;  quartering  Bamford  and  Lloyd. 
..  ..Ogresses 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
swans  ppr.  Clarke, London.  Clarke,  co.  North- 
ampton. Clark,  Bridwell,  Halberton,  co. 
Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
swans  of  the  first.  Clark,  quartered  by  Ro- 
binson. 

Torteaux 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
swans  arg.  Clarke,  Welton  Place,  co.  North- 
ampton. Clarke,  Duke's  Bridge  House,  Bun- 
gay Boyscott,  Suffolk. 

....Bezants 

Gu.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  six  bezants  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  az.    Busby. 

....  Fountains 

Sa.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  six  fountains  a  mul- 
let for  diff.  gu.    Sturton,  co.  Leicester. 
Rowel 

Gu.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  rowel  and  in  base 
an  annulet  arg.  three  crescents  az.     Napier, 
Glasgow. 
Rowels 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  spur-rowels  gu.  three 
crescents   of   the  first.      Scot,    Spencerfield, 
Scotland. 
Shackles 

Sa.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  shacklebolts  arg.  three 
pheons  gu.  Johnson,  Twyzell,  co.  Durham ;  a 
coheir  m.  Brockholes  and  Jones. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  fetterlocks  az.  a 
shepherd's  flute  or.    Elliot,  Leith,  Scotland. 
Trees 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  three  oak-branches 
slipped  vert  acorned  ppr.  as  many  buckles  or. 
Lesly,  Oustons,  Scotland. 

Quarterly  erm.  and  az.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two 
vine-branches  and  bunches  of  grapes  ppr.  three 
stag's  heads  cabossed  arg.  lGGULDEN,Deal,Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  gu.  betw.  two  hop-vines  with 
poles  ppr.  growing  out  of  mounts  vert  three 
stag's  heads  cabossed  or.  Boorman,  East  Peck- 
ham,  Kent. 
Tressure 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.  three  buckles  or.  Lesly,  That 
Ilk. 

Or  on    a   bend  within   a   double   tressure  flory 
counterflory  az.  a  pierced  mullet    betw.    two 
crescents  of  the  first.    Scot,  Thirlestane. 
Wings 

Per  bend  arg.  and  or  on  a  bend  engr.  sa.  betw. 
two  sinister  wings  elevated  gu.  another  bend 
plain  counterchanged  of  the  field  charged  with 
three  garlands  of  red  roses  leaved  vert.  Saxton, 
Circourt,  co.  Berks  ;  Baronetcy  1794. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


Beast 

Barry  of  three  arg.  with  chequy  of  the  first  and 
az.  on  a  bend  engr.  counterengrailed  as  the 
last  betw.  a  Moor's  head  couped  in  profile  ppr. 
and  a  garb  like  the  bend  three  oval  buckles 
points  upwards  bendwise  or  in  chief  a  lion 
ramp.  gu.  Stirling,  Uppal,  and  Mansfield,  co. 
Ayr;  Baronetcy  19  July  1792. 
Canton 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  vert  betw.  two  stag's  heads 
cabossed  sa.  attired  or  three  bezants  a  canton 
erminois.      Needs,   co.  Devon,  quartered   by 
Graze-brook, 
on  a  Canton. . . .  (Beast)  Lion 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
swans  of  the  first  for  an  augmentation  a 
sinister  canton  gu.  charged  with  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  or  betw.  two  flasks  erm.  Clarke,  Ire- 
land ;  descended  from  Clarke,  co.  Warwick; 
granted  25  April  1667. 

Sheep 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
swans  of  the  first  a  sinister  canton  az.  charged 
with  a  derm-ram  salient  arg.  and  two  fleurs-de- 
lis  in  chief  or  being  the  arms  of  Louis  d'Orleans, 
Due  de  Longueville,  taken  prisoner  at  Borny, 
near  Terouenne,  14  August,  5  Henry  VIII  (see 
Baronetage).  Sr.  John  Clarke,  V.  But  with 
a  dexter  bendlet  (or  baston)  silver  over  the 
canton.  Clarke,  V*.  But  the  baston  gold. 
Clerke,  Hitcham,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Baronetcy 
13  July  1660.  But  with  the  canton  az.  charged 
with  a  demi-rara  mounting  arg.  armed  or  betw. 
two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  last  and  a  baston  gu. 
Clarke,  co.  Oxford.  But  with  the  demi-ram 
mounting  arg.  armed  or  betw.  two  fleurs-de  lis 
in  chief  of  the  last  and  the  baston  silver. 
Clarke,  Enfield  ;  a  coheir  m.  Meymott. 
Crescent 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
three  stag's  heads  cabossed  or  a  sinister  canton  of 
the  last  charged  with  a  crescent  ....  Stanley. 
Cross 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  or  as 
many  elm-leaves  vert  a  canton  arg.  charged 
with  a  cross  moline  gu.     Etton. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 
many  oak-leaves  vert  a  canton  arg.  charged  with 
a  cross  formy  gu.    Freekby  or  Freshby. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 
many  (woodbine?)  leaves  vert  a  canton  arg. 
charged  with  a  cross  patty  gu.  Etton, 
Fresby,  V. 

....  Fess 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  six  martlets  gu.  three  be- 
zants a  canton  or  charged  with  a  fess  chequy 
az.  and  of  the  first  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.  Wortley,  quartered  by  Mac- 
kenzie, Baron  Wharncliffe. 
....  Flower 

Erminois  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three 
martlets  arg.  a  canton  or  charged  with  a  rose 
gu.  Wllkins,  Frocester,  co.  Gloucester;  granted 
1759. 

Or  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
garbs  az.  a  mitre  of  the  first  a  canton  gu. 
charged  with  a  rose  arg.  Tilson,  quartered  by 
Chowne. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cannons  sa.  three  eagles 
displ.  of  the  first  a  canton  or  charged  with  a 
rose  gu.     Younger. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within .... 

and  in  chief. . . .  cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Garb 

...  .on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  ....  three  escal- 
lops  ....  a  canton  ....  charged  with   a  garb 
....     King,  Tilney  All  Saints' Church,  Norfolk. 
Sword 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  and  as  many 
unicorn's  heads  erased  az.  three  lozenges  or  a 
canton  gu.  charged  with  a  sword  ppr.  pomel 
and  hilt  gold,  the  blade  encircled  by  an  eastern 
crown  of  the  last.  Smith. 
Chief 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  birds  gu.  five  gouttes 
of  the  first  a  chief  chequy  sa.  and  or.  Thomas 
Playdell,  Colshull,  co.  Berks,  21  Henry  VII, 
V.    Pleydei.l,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  Cornish  choughs 
(aliter  martlets  aliter  plovers  gu.)  ppr.  (six) 
gouttes  d'eau  a  chief  chequy  sa.  and  or. 
Pleydell,  AmDey-Crucis,  co.  Gloucester ;  and 
Westcot  and  Isley,  co.  Berks  ;  the  heiress  m. 
Dawney;  descended  (like  Pleydell,  Midghill, 
quartering  Morton)  from  Pleydell,  Colshull, 
co.  Berks,  ancestor  of  Pleydell,  Shrivenham, 
co.  Berks;  Crickdale,  co.  Wilts;  and  Coleshill, 
quartering  Pratt,  Baronetcy  15  June  1732,  ex- 
tinct 14  October  1768 ;  the  heiress  m.  Bouverie. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  two  martlets  sa.  gouttes 
d'eau  a  chief  countercompony  sa.  and  or. 
Plaudell,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  six  plates  three  torteaux 
a  chief  erm.  Dixon,  Ramshaw,  co.  Durham  ; 
confirmed  14  September  1615. 

Gu.   on    a   bend   or   betw.   six  plates  three  tor- 
teaux a  chief  erminois.       Dixon,   Rainsharn, 
co.  Durham, 
on  a  Chief Arrow 

Quarterly  erm.  and  or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two 
palm  trees  ppr.  each  rising  from  a  mount  vert 
three  mullets  of  the  second  a  chief  gu.  charged 
with  an  arrow  barbed  and  flighted,  ppr.  held  in 
the  dexter  paw  of  a  griffin  pass.  gold.  Cornfoot, 
Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight ;  and  Petersham,  Surrey. 
....  Arrows 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  5 -foils 
or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  as  many  arrows 
points  downward  ppr.     Littlehales,  Ranston, 
co.  Dorset ;  and  Ashcornbe,  Sussex. 
(Beast)  Horse 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  birds  az.  three  garbs 
or  a  chief  quarterly  sa.  with  gu.  goutty  or 
charged  with  over  all  a  horse  courant  arg. 
bridled  gold.  John  Wastell,  prior  of  Dun- 
stable ;  and  his  brother  Thomas  Wastell,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  doves  of  the  second 
collared  as  the  first  three  garbs  or  a  chief  quar- 
terly sa.  with  gu.  goutty  or  charged  with  over 
all  a  horse  at  full  speed  arg.  bridled  purp. 
bezanty.  W\astell,  co.  Northampton ;  and 
Wastell  Head,  Westmoreland.  Wastell,  New- 
borough,  Northumberland,  quartering  Bacon  ; 
descended  from  Wastell,  Scorton,  co.York,  1659. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  "two  falcons  ppr.  three 
garbs  or  a  chief  quarterly  sa.  with  gu.  goutty 
or  charged  with  over  all  a  horse  courant  arg. 
Westell,  Pinkney  Green,  Maidenhead. 
Lion 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  pair  of  manacles  arg. 
three  pheons  bendwise  in  bend  gu.  a  chief  or 
charged  with  a  demi-lion  ramp,  issuant  enclosed 
by  a  pair  of  lozenges  az.  Thomas  Johnson, 
Lothelay,  co.  York,  Y. 

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AN   ORDINARY   OF 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within .... 

and  in  chief. .  ..cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  (Beast)  Lion  cont. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  turrets  arg.  three 
pheons  gu.  a  chief  or  charged  with  a  lion  pass, 
betw.  a  pair  of  lozenges  az.  Johnson,  North- 
umberland. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  roses  gu.  barbed  and 
seeded  ppr.  a  rose  enclosed  by  so  many  fleurs- 
de-lis  or  a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with  a 
lion  pass,  as  the  fourth.  Hayward,  Dewes 
Grove,Sandhurst,  co.  Gloucester;  granted  1750. 
(Bird  (Eagle 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  gu.  three  3-foils 
slipped  of  the  first  a  chief  az.  charged  with  an 
eagle  wings  expanded  enclosed  by  a  pair  of 
5-foils  stalked  and  leaved  or.  Palshed  or 
Polshed,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure  erm.  three 
garbs  or  a  chief  az.  charged  with  a  double- 
headed  eagle  displayed  ppr.  Hesketh,  quar- 
tered by  Fleetwood. 

Pelican 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  gu.  three  3-foils 
as  the  first  a  chief  az.  charged  with  a  pelican 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  3-foils  or.  Polshed. 
Polsted,  Thames  Ditton  Church. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  mullets  gu.  three  3-foils 
slipped  as  the  first  a  chief  az.  charged  with  a 
pelican  rising  wings  overt  inverted  vulning  it- 
self and  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  5-foils  stalked 
and  leaved  or.  Richard  Palshed  or  Polshid, 
Southampton,  V. 

. . . .  i  Birds )  Martlets 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  escal- 
lops (az.  V*.)  gu.  a  chief  or  charged  with  as 
many  martlets  of  the  first.     Pulleyne,  V. 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  three  escal- 
lops gu.  a  chief  or  charged  with  as  many  mart- 
lets sa.  Pulleine,  Killinghall,  Carleton  Hall, 
and  Crake  Hall,  co.  York ;  the  heiress  m.  Stan- 
hope. Pullen,  co.  York. 
....  Castle 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  water  bougets  or  three 
leopards  faces  gu.  a  chief  as  the  last  charged 
with  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  having  from  the 
centre  tower  of  a  pyramidical  shape  a  banner 
displ.  like  the  first.  Hunt,  Limerick. 
....  Coronet 

Arg.  on  a  bend  engr.  az.  within  a  double  tressure 
flory  counterflory  with  thistles  vert  three  buckles 
or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  an  imperial  crown 
placed  on  the  dexter  side  and  guarded  of  a 
sword  in  pale  held  by  a  naked  hand  and  arm 
issuing  out  of  a  cloud  from  the  sinister  ppr. 
Stirling,  Glorat,  co.  Stirling ;  Baronetcy 
1666. 

Cross 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  escallops  arg.  a  Cornish 
chough  ppr.  enclosed  by  as  many  5-foils  az.  a 
chief  of  the  second  charged  with  a  cross  betw. 
two  demi  fleurs-de-lis  like  the  first.  Peter,  In- 
gatestone,  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis 
enclosed  by  as  many  5-foils  like  the  first  a  chief 
az.  charged  with  a  cross  patonce  within  a  pair  of 
arrows  or.  Morgan,  South  Maplerton,  co. 
Dorset. 

Escallops 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  leopard's  heads  arg. 
three  crosses  patty  az.  a  chief  or  charged  with 
as  many  escallops  gu.  Sr.  John  Mylborne, 
Alderman  of  London,  V.     Mylbourne,  V*. 


On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Escallops  cont. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  leopard's  heads  or  three 
crosses  patty  as  the  field  a  chief  arg.  charged 
with  so  ruany  escallops  of  the  first.  Milborne, 
Alderman  of  London  1535.  Milborne,  Suf- 
folk. 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  leopard's  heads  or  three 
crosses  formy  as  the  field  a  chief  of  the  second 
charged  with  so  many  escallops  like  the  first. 
Milborne,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1521. 
....  Estoile 

Arg.  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two  pheons  sa.  a  leopard's 

face  enclosed  by  as  many  escallops  or  a  chief 

engr.   gu.  charged  with   an   estoile   within    a 

pair  of  fleurs-de-lis  gold.  Langstaff,  Newcastle. 

....  Flower 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  escallops  or  a  Cornish 
chough  ppr.  enclosed  by  so  many  5-foils  gu.  a 
chief  of  the  second  charged  with  a  rose  within 
a  pair  of  dimidiated  fleurs-de-lis  as  the  fourth. 
Sir  ....  Petre,  ob.  1572. 

Gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  escallops  arg.  a  Cor- 
nish chough  ppr.  enclosed  by  so  many  5-foils  az. 
a  chief  as  the  second  charged  with  a  rose  within 
a  pair  of  fleurs-de-lis  like  the  first  seeded  gold 
barbed  and  leaved  vert.  Peter  or  Petre,  co. 
Devon ;  and  Essex. 

....  Flowers 

Az.  on  a  bend  arg.  betw.  two  estoiles  or  a  naked 
boy  (another  a  child  another  a  man)  frontfaced 
holding  in  both  bands  (ppr.  another)  sa.  the 
tongue  of  a  bear  (pass,  another)  statant  of  the 
last  estoiled  gold  a  chief  as  the  second  charged 
with  three  roses  gu.  radiated  like  the  third. 
Richard  Barnes,  Bishop  of  Carlisle  1570,  Dur- 
ham 1577-87,  confirmed  23  April  1571,  Harl. 
MS.  5847,  fo.  26. 

Garbs 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  or  betw.  two  eagles 
displ.  arg.  three  (another  pierced)  mullets  sa. 
a  chief  of  the  fourth  charged  with  as  many  garbs 
vert.  John  Trayell,  London;  descended  from 
Travell,  Wenlock,  co.  Salop,  1633-4,  Harl. 
MS.  1558,  fo.  75.  Travell,  Northampton ; 
and  Coventry,  co.  Warwick. 

Heads  (Beast)  Deer 

Arg.  on  a  bend  counterembattled  az.  betw.  three 
stirrups  sa.  so  many  roses  of  the  first  a  chief  as 
the  second  charged  with  buck's  heads  in  like 
number  cabossed  or.    Bene. 

....  Leopard 

Or  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  water  bougets  az.  a 
chev.  and  three  pheons  of  the  first  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  three  leopard's  faces  gold. 
Hunt. 

. .  ..Monster  (Griffin) 

Quarterly  erm.  and  or  on  a  bend  az.  betw.  two 
palm-trees  ppr.  each  growing  out  of  a  mount 
vert  three  mullets  of  the  second  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  a  griffin  pass,  gold  the  dexter  claw 
grasping  an  arrow  barbed  and  flighted  ppr. 
Cornfoot,  Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight;  and  Peters- 
ham, Surrey. 

....Mullets 

Az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  arg.  three 
garbs  vert  a  chief  or  charged  with  as  many 
mullets  sa.     Geylin,  V.    Goylin,  V*. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  eagles 
displ.  arg.  three  garbs  vert  a  chief  or  charged 
with  as  many  pierced  mullets  sa.  Goylin,  V*. 
Goylyn,  V. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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On  1  BEND  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. , 


.  .cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Pheons 

Vert  on  bend  arg.  betw.  four  cotises  erm.  and  two 
covered  cups  or  a  lion  pass.  gu.  a  chief  az. 
charged  with  three  pheons  of  the  fourth. 
Cbompton,  Breightmet,  co.  Lancaster ;  Wood- 
end,  co.  York,  Baronetcy  21  July  1838  ;  Milford 
House;  Durant  Hall,  Chesterfield;  and  The 
Lilies,  co.  Derby. 

Roundle 

Or  on  a  bend  ....  betw.  three  pheons  ....  another 
bend  ....  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  bezant 
enclosed    by    two    fleurs-de-lis    of   the    first. 

LoNGSTAFF. 

....  Ship 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bend  engr.  or  betw.  in 
the  sinister  point  a  horse's  head  erased  and  in 
the  dexter  base  a  right  hand  erect  couped  arg. 
an  arrow  point  upwards  sa.  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond charged  with  an  East  India  merchantman 
in  full  sail  with  English  colours  on  waves  of  the 
sea  ppr.  Ali  Mohomad  Khan,  J.P.,  Bombay; 
granted  28  March  1854. 
....  Sprigs 

Sa.  on  a  bend  betw.  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant 
bendwise  and  in  base  a  dolphin  haurient  arg. 
three  torteaux  a  chief  of  the  second  charged 
with  three  sprigs  of  strawberry  fructed  ppr. 
Hollist,  Midhurst,  and  Lodsworth,  Sussex. 
....  Suns 

....    on   a  bend  ....  betw.  two  estoiles  ....   a 
bear  statant  ....    a   chief  ....   charged  with 
three  suns  ....    Richard  Baenes,  as  Bishop  of 
Carlisle  1570-77,  Add.  MS.  12443,  fo.  64. 
Escallop 

Arg.  on  a  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa.  three  eagles 
displ.  of  the  first  in  the  sinister  chief  an  escal- 
lop as  the  second.    Abington,  co.  Dorset. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  cotises  az.  three 
buck's  heads  cabossed  or  in  the  sinister  chief 
an  escallop  gu.    Haeland,  Sutton  Hall,  near 
York ;  quartering  Hoare. 
Head 

Or  on  a  bend  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  a  six  pointed 
mullet    betw.  two   crescents    arg.  in  chief  a 
boar's  head  couped  of  the  third.   Scott,  Scotts- 
hall,  Scotland. 
on  a  Quarter 

Az.  on  a  bend  wavy  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr. 
of  the  second  pelletty  three  birds  sa.  their 
breasts  gu.  a  sinister  quarter  arg.  divided  by  a 
lion  in  pale  the  dexter  side  charged  with  two 
staves  couped  and  raguly  in  saltire  gu.  enfiled 
with  a  Saxon  coronet  gold  on  the  sinister  a 
man  ppr.  habited  or  in  the  right  hand  a  sword 
held  over  his  head  in  the  left  a  man's  head 
couped  ppr.     Reade,  Symington,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  bend  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
swans  (arg.  V*.)  or  a  sinister  quarter  az. 
charged  with  a  demi-ram  springing  couped  arg. 
(armed  or  V*.)  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  or  and 
abaston(arg.F*.)  ....  Clarke,  Quarendon,  V. 

1£  BEND 
(see  2  Bendlets  and  in  chief. . .  .a  Quarter.) 

Gu.  a  bend  and  a  half  arg.  a  quarter  erm.  John 
de  Ceeseby,  Merst,  X. 

2  BENDLETS 

Arg.  two  bendlets  az.  Raf  le  Botilee,  F. 
Marten  or  Marton. 


2  BENDLETS  cont. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  one  enhanced  the  other  in 
base   az.  over  all   a  saltire  gu.      Doeien  or 

DoRRIEN. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  az.  Levee,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Arg.  (?  az.)  two  bendlets  erm.    Lacy. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  gu.  Aket,  co.  Derby.  Sire 
Rauf  le  Botillee,  0.  Sr.  Walter  Hache, 
Kent,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589.  Hacket  or  Hackett. 
Hacky.  John  Haggett  (in  pencil  Hacket), 
Y.  Haggatt  or  Haget,  co.  Somerset,  temp. 
Henry  VI.  Sr.  Walter  Haked,  L.  Walter 
Haket,  co.  Derby,  V.  Sire  Walter  Haket,  N. 
Sr.  Walter  Hakett,L,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Hogg. 
John  Ireton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1659. 
Ieton.  Rotheey.  Ascribed  to  Siward,  the 
Saxon,  Earl  of  Southampton,  temp.  William  I, 
impaling  gu.  simply.  Woolfall,  co.  Lancaster. 
And  with  a  label  of  three  points  az.  Sr.  William 
de  Hoyteen  (?  Koyken),  I,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  the  outer  edges  engr.  gu. 
Honeyman,  Scotland.  Honyman,  Armadale 
and  Grsemsay,  co.  Orkney;  Baronetcy  1804. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  gu.  Blage,  Baron  of  the 
Exchequer,  V;  i.  e.  Robert  Blagge,  1512. 
Blague,  Hollinger,  Suffolk,  from  Kent ;  the 
coheirs  m.  Yarburgh  and  Godolphin.  Blaye, 
V*.  Glatingbkas.  Leaves  or  Levee.  Pigott, 
Norfolk. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  the  one  at  the  top  and 
the  other  at  the  bottom  splintered  gu. 
Beokenstaffe. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  indented  gu.    Ruyall. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  wavy  gu.  William  Brewee, 
Bishop  of  Exeter  1224-44.     Hankford. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  humetty  purp.  Keye,  Milcomb, 
co.  Oxford;  granted  1688. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  sa.  M.  William  Bradsaw,  S. 
Thomas  Bradschawe,  Ar.  Bradshaw,  co.  Lan- 
caster, V.  William  Bradshaw,  Bishop  of  Bris- 
tol 1724-32.  Bradshaw,  Darcy-Lever,  co.  Lan- 
caster. Bredham,  Kent.  Empson.  Kay,  Edith- 
Weston,  Rutland:  and  Woodsome,  co.  York. 
John  Kaye,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1820,  Lincoln 
1827-53.  Key,  Woodstone,  co.  York.  Key. 
Poulter,  Essex.  Rawletee,  Wimondley,  co. 
Herts.  And  with  a  martlet  in  the  dexter  chief 
point  sa.  Kay,  Milshaw,  Dalton;  and  the 
Heath,  co.  York.  The  martlet  in  the  sinister 
chief  point.  Kay,  Newhall,  co.  York.  But 
with  a  crescent  in  the  dexter  chief  gu. 
Beadshaw,  Kent ;  and  co.  Lancaster.  But 
with  a  mullet  for  diff.  Kay,  Glatton,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  sa.  quartering  Lister ;  the  whole 
within  a  bordure  wavy  az.  Lister- Kay,  Denby 
Grange,  co.  York;  Baronetcy  28  December 
1812. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  one  plain  the  other  engr.  sa.  a 
crescent  gu.    Levee,  Lever,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  the  under  one  engr.  sa.  Levee, 
Arlington,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  the  upper  one  engr.  sa. 
Leavee,  co.  Lancaster,  quartering  Cunliffe 
aliter  Bavoyr,  with  Ratcliffe  and  Aylworth, 
Harl.  MS.  6159,  fo.  51,  b.    Levee,  V. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  sa.  Emsom,  V.  Levee. 
Sr.  RichardRADCLiFF,Smethirle,F.  Ratcliffe, 
co.  Derby ;  and  co.  Lancaster.  Stakes.  And 
with  a  cross  croslet  in  the  dexter  chief  point 
sa.  Radcliff.  But  with  a  label  gu.  Sr.John 
Radcliff,  Wodeshall,  V. 


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AN  ORDINAKY  OF 


2  BENDLETS  cont. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  sa.  a  label  of  three  points 
gu.  Radclyffe,  Ordsball,  and  Foxdenton,  co. 
Lancaster;  derived  from  Radclyffe,  of  Rad- 
clyffe Tower :  quartering  Radclyffe,  Legh,  Ve- 
nables,  Lege,  Leigh,  Baguley,  Corona,  Ardern, 
Sandbach,  Ashaw,  Elston,  Aughton,  Hulton, 
Bowden,  Harrington,  Cansfield,  Flemyng,  Eng- 
lish, Urswick,  Bradshaw,  Verdon,  Pilkington, 
Eyre,  Padley,  Blakewell,  Stafford,  Nuttall,  and 
Bagshaw.  Ratcliffe,  Malory,  co.  Derby  ;  and 
Ordeshall,  co.  Lancaster.  And  with  also 
a  crescent  gu.  Radcliffe,  Mellor,  co.  Derby; 
Visitation  1611. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  sa.  a  baston  gu.  Blagge, 
Kent. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  sa.  a  fess  gu.  John 
Radclif,  Chedyrton,  V.  Radcliff,  V*. 
Ratcliffe. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  invecked  sa.  a  mullet  in  the 
sinister  chief  point  for  diff.  ...  Radcliffe, 
Somerset  Herald,  35-37  Henry  VIII. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  nebuly  sa.  Hackfoed. 
Hankford,  F.  Hawkewood.  Houghford. 
Isburye.  Stapledonne,  Exeter,  Harl.  MS. 
5827,  fo.  158.     Sr.  Richard  Stapleton,  V. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  raguly  sa.  Wagstaff,  co. 
Derby. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  raguly  the  lower  one  couped  at 
the  top  sa.  Wagstaffe,  Haseland.  co.  Derby; 
granted  1611. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  wavy  sa.  Hackworthy,  co. 
Devon.  Hallesfield.  Handford,  co.  Somer- 
set. Hanford,  co.  Somerset.  Sr.  John 
Hankford,  V.  William  de  Hellifield,  Y. 
Walter  Stapledon,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1308-26, 
Harl.  MS.  5827,  fo.  61.  Stapledon,  Staple- 
don, co.  Devon ;  the  heiress  m.  Hankford. 
Stapleton,  V*.    Richard  de  Stipilton,  Y. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  the  inner  sides  wavy  sa. 
Wigmur,  Wigmur,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  impaling  arg.  a  bend  az.  Zorke, 
called  Yorke,  V. 

Az.  a  bend  arg.  impaling  the  same.  Zorke,  V. 
Zorke,  Harl.  MS.  1392. 

Az.  two  bendlets  arg.  Hancre.  Lichfield. 
Tancey  or  Tancre.  Bartram  de  Tancre,  A, 
or  Tancre,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Az.  two  bendlets  enhanced  arg.     Sherle. 

Az.  two  bendlets  engr.  arg.     Frenes. 

(?  Az.)  two  bendlets  erm.    Lacy. 

Az.  two  bendlets  or.  Bylesdon, London.  Doyly, 
F;  t.  e.  D'Oyly,  Turville,  in  Hambleden,  co. 
Buckingham ;  the  heiress  m.  Pococke ;  de- 
scended through  D'Oyly,  Palmooror  Parmoor, 
in  Hambleden  ;  and  Hulcomb,  and  Stadham  or 
Stodham,  co.  Oxford  ;  the  heiresses  m.  Ramsey, 
Groulett,  and  Stephenson ;  from  Doilley, 
Hocknaton,  founder  of  Oseney  Abbey;  reversing 
the  tinctures  as  in  Turville  Church.     Villey. 

Az.  two  bendlets  sinister  or.     Stopeford. 

Erm.  two  bendlets  gu.  lRETON,Ireton,F.  Ireton, 
Little  Ireton,  co.  Derby ;  and  Attenton,  co. 
Nottingham ;  the  heiresses  m.  Polhill,  Lloyd, 
Bendysh,  and  Carter.     Irton. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  arg.     Grely.     Talbot. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  wavy  arg.  Bruninge,  co. 
Derby. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  wavy  one  arg.  the  other  or. 
Braveing,  co.  Wilts.  Bruer  or  Brewer,  co. 
Devon.  Brden.  Bruining,  V*.  Richard 
Bruning,  Segre,  co.  Wilts,  IF.  Cistercian 
Abbey  at  Dunkeswell,  co.  Devon. 


2  BENDLETS  cont. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  erm.  Boteller,  Bedmanton, 
V.  Kingfield  Kingsfield  and  Kingsford. 
Kyngesfeld,  F.     Kyngsfeld,  F*. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  wavy  erm.     Lacy,  London. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  one  or  and  the  other  arg. 
Bacher.  Milo  Fitz-Walter,  Earl  of  Here- 
ford ;  the  heiresses  m.  Bohun,  Braose,  and 
Fitzherbert. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  the  upper  or  the  lower  arg. 
Fitz-Water. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  or.     Fitz-With.     Fitz-Wythe, 

F.      Alun   Frere  (?  brother  of    Sr de 

DiNAWESBRAN),E,in  abater  hand.  Gloucester. 
Miles.     Sudley. 

Gu.  two  bastons  couped  in  guise  of  a  chevron  or. 
Christopher  Drownsfeld,  X. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  engr.  or.    Fitz-Wight. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  indented  or.  Frenes,  co.  Here- 
ford. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  wavy  or.  Brewer,  co.  Devon ; 
Pole,  ii,  473.  Briwere,  temp.  Henry  II.  Cis- 
tercian Abbey  at  Dunkeswell,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  vair.  Fagge,  F*.  Fagg,  Wis- 
ton,  Sussex;  and  Mystole,  Kent;  Baronetcy  11 
December  1660.     Feene. 

Or  two  bendlets  az.  Boyle,  Ireland  ;  quartering 
arg.  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.  Doilley,  founder 
of  Osney  Abbey,  co.  Oxford,  who  entered  Eng- 
land with  William  I,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D, 
10.  Dolley,  F.  Doyley,  F*.  De  Oiglii 
De  Ollly  De  Oyly  D'Oyley  or  D'Oyly, 
Baron  of  Hocknorton,  co.  Oxford,  quartered 
by  Newburgh.  Doyley  or  D'Oyly,  Wremham 
and  Pushall,  from  whom  descended  Doyly, 
Raunton.  Doyley  or  D'Oyly,  Pushall,  and 
Jurden,  quartered  by  Wickham.  Doyley  or 
D'Oyly,  Jurden,  and  Greenland  or  Southland, 
from  whom  descended  D'Oyley,  Martou,  Mere- 
ton,  Merton,  or  Moreton,  co.  Oxford  (and  its 
branch  D'Oyly,  Adderbury) ;  the  heiresses  m. 
Harrington,  Dyer,  and  Gower.  Doyley  or 
D'Oyly,  Palmoor  or  Parmoor,  co.  Buckingham; 
Hulcomb,  and  Stadham  or  Studham,  co.  Ox- 
ford ;  the  heiresses  m.  Ramsey,  Groulett,  and 
Stephenson  ;  descended  from  Doyley  or  D'Oyly, 
Greenland  or  Southland;  Marlow,  co.  Bucking- 
ham; and  Chislehampton,  co.  Oxford;  quar- 
tering Moore,  Brocas,  Roches,  and  Banbury; 
Coulston;  Edmunds,  Fray,  Bledlow,  Frowike, 
Adrian,  Pounz,  Derham,  Cornwall,  Gloucester, 
Sturgeon,  Starke,  Oulton,  Wrembury,  and  Boy- 
ton,  Harl.  MS.  1095,  fo.  108;  Baronetcy  7 
July  1666,  and  also  quartering  Cholmeley  and 
Carter:  Christopher  D'Oyley,  Alderbury,  co. 
Oxford,  1730;  Laud  D'Oyley,  London,  1730. 
Robert  Doyley,  Turville,  quartering  Moore, 
1564,  Harl.  MS.  1095.  D'Oyley,  Norfolk,  and 
co.  Oxford.  Dudley.  The  Abbey  of  Augus- 
tinian  Canons  at  Oseney,  co.  Oxford.  The 
early  arms  of  the  bishopric  of  Oxford. 

Or  two  bendlets  dancetty  az.  Synepley  or 
Synopoly,  quartering  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  or. 

Or  two  bendlets  compony  gu.  and  arg.    Malbone. 

Or  a  bend  dexter  gu.  and  another  sinister  az. 
(?  Pitcher.) 

Or  a  bend  sinister  gu.  and  another  dexter  az. 
Bendall.     (?  Pitcher.) 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  Demaunt.  John  Doyley,  Y. 
D'Oyly,  Marton,  Mereton,  Merton,  or  Moreton, 
co.  Oxford ;  descended  from  D'Oyly,  Greenland; 
the  heirs  m.  Harrington,  Dyer,  and  Gower. 
Harold.     Pychard.     St.  Low,  co.  Worcester. 


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2  BENDLETS  cont. 

Selley,  co.  Worcester.  Sudley,  V.  Sudeley 
or  Sudley,  Sudley  Castle,  co.  Gloucester ;  and 
co.  Warwick.  Sr.  Johan  de  Sulee,  J.  Sr.  John 
Suley,  I.  Sire  Johan  de  Suleye,  N.  Joan  de 
Suley  or  Sulleye,  E.  Bartholmewe  de 
Sully,  A.  Johan  de  Suthleye,  G.  Ralph 
Tracy,  co.  Worcester,  V. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  a  label  of  three  points  az. 

Sudeley,  V.    Sr de  Sully,  co.  Worcester, 

V.    Sully,  V*. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  a  label  az.  Penrey.  Sudley, 
co.  Worcester.  Sire  Bertelmehu  de  Suleye, 
N.    Sully. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
Tracy. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  a  label  barruly  arg.  and  az. 
M.  William  de  Suleye,  L.  Sire  William  de 
Suleye, N. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  a  label  compony  az.  and  arg. 
M.  William  Suley,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6580. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  a  label  vair.     Sudley. 

Or  two  bendlets  (?  four)  gemels  gu.     Fundin. 

Or  two  bendlets  sa.     Hallep,  Cornwall. 

Or  two  bendlets  engr.  sa.  Blathwaite,  co.  De- 
von; impaling  az.  a  lion  arg.,  Pole,  i,  132. 
Brainthwaite  or  Branthwaite,  Norfolk, 
1730.  Brainthwyt,  Ringwood,  co.  Hants. 
Braithwaite  or  Branthwaite,  London,  1582. 
Branthwayt,  quartered  by  Weston.  Empson, 
quartering  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or. 

Per  bend  az.  and  arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  counter- 
changed.  Sr.  Hugh  de  Frenes,  V.  Frenes, 
1730.     Frennes. 

Per  bend  or  and  arg.  two  bendlets  ermines. 
King. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  two  bendlets  counter- 
changed.     Dallington,  co.  Lincoln. 

Per  pale  az.  and  arg.  on  each  side  a  bend  coun- 
terchanged.     Zorke,  called  Yorke,  V. 

Sa.  two  bendlets  arg.  Hareford,  V.  Hareford, 
Bosbury,  co.  Hereford.     Hartford. 

Sa.  a  bend  sinister  surmounted  of  another  dexter 
arg.     Newton,  Essex. 

Sa.  two  bendlets  chequy  or  and  arg.  Scarton, 
Middlesex. 

Sa.  two  bendlets  compony  or  and  arg.  Sharleton, 
V*. 

Sa.  two  bendlets  countercompony  or  and  arg. 
Shaelton,  V. 

Sa.  a  bend  sinister  surmounted  by  another  dexter 
or.     Newton,  Essex. 

Sa.  two  bendlets  dancetty  or.     Delariver. 

Sa.  two  bendlets  vair.     Stand on. 

2  BENDLETS  and  in  chief 

Bird Cock 

Arg.  two  bendlets  gu.  in  chief  a  cock  sa.    Faden. 

....  Crow 
Arg.  two  bendlets  sa.  in  the  sinister  chief  point  a 

Cornish    chough    ppr.      Powlees.      Pulter, 

Bradfield-Wimondley,  co.  Hertford. 
Canton 
Arg.  two  bendlets  gu.  a  canton  erm.     Chesby, 

co.  York. 
Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  and  a  canton  sa.   Petley, 

Filson,  Kent. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  arg.  a  canton  erm.     Sr.  Robert 

Clesby,  co.  York,  V.     Creseby,  Merst. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  wavy  or  a  canton  vair.    Brewer 

or  Bruer,  Kent.     Darrell,  Rye,  Sussex. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  vair  a  canton  or.    Ford. 


2  BENDLETS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton ....  Anchor 
Gu.  two  bendlets  vair  on  a  canton  or  an  anchor 

sa.     Ford,  London. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  vairy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  of 

the  second  an  anchor  sa.   Ford,  co.  Gloucester; 

Bexley,  and  Canterbury,  Kent;  London;    and 

Suffolk. 

(Beast)  Hound 

Gu.  two  bendlets  vair  on  a  canton  or  a  demi- 

greyhound  sa.     Foril. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton 

or   a   demi-greyhound   courant   of   the   third. 

Forth,  Butley,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  vairy  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  of 

the  second  a  demi-greyhound  couped  courant 

of  the  third.    Forth,  Butley  Abbey,  and  Had- 

leigh,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  arg.  on  a  canton  or  a  greyhound 

issuant  sa.    Ford  or  Forth. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  vair  on  a  canton  or  a  greyhound 

courant  sa.     William  Ford,  Hadley,  Suffolk,  V. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  or  two  bendlets  vair  on  a  canton 

of  the  second  a  greyhound  courant  sa.     Ford, 

Ember  Court,  Surrey;  Baronetcy  22 Feb.  1793. 

Lion 

Sa.  two  bendlets  erm.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion 

ramp,  of  the  first.    Adler,  Haverstoke,  Essex. 

Bend 

Sa.  two  bendlets  arg.  on  a  canton  az.  a  bend  or. 

Harford,   Sirboury   House,    Ebbw   Vale,    co. 

Monmouth;  descended  like  Harford,   Blaise 

Castle,  co.  Gloucester,  from  Harford,  Bosbury, 

co.  Hereford. 

Chessrook 

Arg.  two  bendlets  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  chessrook 

or.    Braylford,  V. 

...  Escallops 
Or  two  bendlets  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  five  escallops 

sa.    Tracy. 

..  ..Eoundle 
Sa.  two  bendlets  or  on  a  canton  az.  a  hezant. 

Stolyon  or  Stalyon,  Warbleton,  Sussex. 

Roundles 

Gu.    two    bendlets  vair  on  a  canton   or  three 

ogresses.    Ford. 
Chief 
Arg.  two  bendlets  gu.  a  chief  sa.    Bowler. 
Az.  two  bendlets  and  a  chief  arg.     Newbald,  V. 

Newbald  or  Newbold,  co.  Derby  ;  and  London. 
Gu.  two  bendlets  wavy  or  a  chief  vair.     Brewer, 

Bermondsey ;  and  Norfolk.    And  with  a  mullet 

for  diff.  ....      Brewer,  London ;  and  co.  So- 
merset. 
Or  two  bendlets  az.a  chief  gu.    Harrington. 
Or  two  bendlets  gu.  a  chief  sa.    Sr.  Henry  le 

Boteller,  J. 

on  a  Chief (Beast)    Fox 

Or  two  bendlets  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  fox 

courant  as  the  first.     Fox,  co.  Lincoln. 
....Bird 
Sa.  two  bendlets  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  an  eagle 

displ.  as  the  first.     Mayern,  London. 
....  Birds 
Or  two  bendlets  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  two 

martlets  as  the  first.    Brojihxll. 

Heads 

Arg.  two  bendlets  wavy  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 

leopard's  faces  or.     Clement,  Kent. 
....  Mullets  * 

....  two  bendlets  ....  on  a  chief  ....  three  mul- 
lets ....  Henry  le  Boteler,  Laton,  co.  Lan- 
caster; seal,  Cott.  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10,  fo.  771. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


2  BENDLETS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Roundles 

Arg.  two  bendlets  wavy  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 
bezants.  Clements,  Baron  Leitrim,  11  Octo- 
ber 1783,  Viscount  Leitrim  20  December  1793, 
Earl  of  Leitrim  6  October  1795,  Baron  Cle- 
ments 1831. 
Crescent 

....    two   bendlets  ....   in  the  sinister  chief  a 
crescent  ....     Nicholas  de  Clifton,  seal  1466, 
Harl.  MS.  6829,  fo.  25. 
Cross 

Arg.  two  bendlets  and  in  the  sinister  chief  point 
a  cross  croslet  sa.  Bonde.  Bond,  Ireland. 
John  Bond,  ob.  1578. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  and  in  the  sinister  chief  a  cross 
croslet  fitchy  sa.  William  Bonde,  V.  Bonde, 
Clerk  of  the  Green  Cloth,  V. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  sa.  in  chief  a  cross  patonce. 
Anthony  Bond,  1576. 
Escallop 

Arg.  two  beDdlets  engr.  the  under  one  couped  at 
top  in  chief  an  escallop  sa.  Wagstaff,  co. 
Warwick. 

Or  two  bendlets  az.  in  the  dexter  chief  an  escal- 
lop gu.     Tracy. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  an  escal- 
lop sa.     Sr.  William  Tracy,  L. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  in  the  sinister  chief  an  escal- 
lop sa.  Sr.  William  Tracy,  L,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  in  chief  an  escallop  sa.  Sire 
William  de  Teacy,  N. 

Or  two  bendlets   gu.   an  escallop  sa.  betw.  the 
bends  and  a  label  of  five  points  az.     Sir  John 
Tracy,  R. 
Head 

Az.  two  bendlets  and  in  the  sinister  chief  a  grif- 
fin's  head   erased   or.     Billeston,    V*.      Sr. 
Robert  Billesdon  or  Bylesdon,  Haberdasher, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London,  V. 
Quarter 

Gu.  two  bendlets  arg.  a  quarter  erm.    John  de 
Ceeseby,  Merst,  X. 
Roundle 

Arg.  two  bendlets  sa.  separated  by  an  ogress  in 
the  dexter  chief  point.  Browne,  co.  Bed- 
ford, W. 

Roundles 

Or  two  bendlets  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux. 
Blumworth. 

2  BENDLETS  and  in  base 

Arg.  two  bendlets  sa.  in  base  an  ogress.  Browne, 
Brynsop,  co.  Lancaster. 

2  BENDLETS  betw.  or  within.... 

Bells 

Sa.  two  bendlets  betw.  three  hawk's  bells   arg. 

Brad  shaw. 
Birds 
Arg.    two    bastons    betw.    as    many    birds     sa. 

Bradeshaw,  V.    Bradshaw,  V*. 
....  Choughs 
Arg.  two   bendlets   sa.  betw.   as   many   Cornish 

choughs  ppr.     Poulter. 

Martlets 

Arg.  two  bendlets  betw.   as  many  martlets   sa. 

Bradshaw,  Belper,  Holbrook,  and  Barton  Hall, 

co.  Derby;  descended  from  Bradshaw, Windley. 

And  with  an  annulet  gu.  for  diff.     Bradshaw, 

Marple.  co.  Chester;  and  Bradshaw  Hall,  co. 

Lancaster. 


2  BENDLETS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Cocks 

Arg.  two  bendlets  betw.  three  cocks  sa. 
Hedbright.  Howbrtdge  or  Howghbrige,  co. 
York. 

.. .  .Martlets 

Arg.  two  bendlets  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
Bradshaw,  Windley,  co.  Derby ;  derived  from 
Bradshaigh  or  Bradshaw,  Haigh,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, descended  from  Sir  John  Bradshaw,  Brad- 
shaw; Baronetcy  17  November  1679;  extinct.. .. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  two  bends  invecked  betw.  six 
birds  counterchanged.     Welfitt. 
Bordure 

Arg.  two  bendlets  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Hamon,  Kent,  V. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  and  a  bordure  gu.  Haward, 
confirmed  1616.    Haywood. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  nebuly  (or  wavy  sa.)  within  a 
bordure  az.  (another  gu.)  charged  with  eight 
pair  of  keys  endorsed  and  interlaced  in  the 
rings  or.    Exeter  College,  Oxford,  1316. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  within  a  bordure  sa.  M.  William 
de  Acherton,  S.  Atherton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Atherton,  V. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  with  a  bordure  and  label  sa. 
Dowrish. 

Arg.  two  plain  bendlets  and  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  a 
label  of  three  points  az.    Dowrish,  W. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  wavy  sa.  within  a  bordure  .... 
charged  with  eight  pair  of  keys  in  saltire  .... 
Walter  Stapledon,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1308-26, 
Add.  MS.  12443,  fo.  132. 

Arg.  two  cotises  wavy  within  a  bordure  sa.  charged 
with  eight  keys  or.     Stapleton. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  within  a  bordure  arg.  Baldwin, 
Bishop  of  Worcester  1180,  Archbishop  of  Can- 
terbury 1184-90. 

Sa.  two  bendlets  within  a  bordure  or.     Duhurst, 
Cheshunt,  co.  Hertford. 
Caps 

Arg.  two   bendlets   betw.   six   covered   cups    sa. 

Mons.  Andrewe   Butler,   quartering    (gu.)    a 

cross  (this   ought  to  be  a  cross  moline  arg.) 

and  a  bordure  engr.  (or),  T,Ashmol.  MS.  1120. 

Escallops 

Az.  two  bendlets  betw.  six  escallops  arg.  Croise 
or  Cruse.     Croisse,  Ireland. 

Az.  two  bendlets  and  six  escallops  one  two  and 
three  arg.  Cruse,  Baron  Cruse,  Harl.  MS.  1603. 

Az.  two  bendlets  and  six  escallops  two  two  and 
two  arg.    Cruse,  Ireland,  V. 

Az.  two  bendlets  betw.  six  escallops  three  and 
three  arg.     Ckuys. 

Arg.  two  bendlets  betw.  nine  escallops  gu.  Crasy. 
Tracy  or  Tresse,  Newington,  Mailing,  and 
Hoo,  Kent. 

Or  two  bendlets  betw.  nine  escallops  three  three 
and   three   gu.     Crasy.      Tracy,  V.      William 
Trasi,  E.    Tresse,  V*. 
Fishes 

Arg.  two  bendlets  betw.  as  many  dolphins  sa. 
French. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Per  bend  az.  and  gu.  two  bendlets  betw.  three 
fleurs-de  lis  counterchanged.  Gurlyn, Cornwall. 
Garbs 

Az.  two  bendlets  betw.  as  many  garbs  arg. 
Tillotson,  co.  York,  1716. 

Az.  two  cotises  betw.  as  many  garbs  or. 
Tillotson. 

Gu.  two  bendlets  vair  betw.  as  many  garbs  or. 
Toleson,  London. 


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2  BENDLETS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  (Beast)  Boar 
Or  two  bendlets  engr.  az.  betw.  as  many  boar's 

beads  erased  sa.    Easthope,  Fir  Grove,  Surrey ; 

Baronetcy  1841. 

.. . .Leopard 
Az.  two  bendlets  arg.  and   three  leopard's  heads 

or  one  in  the  dexter  chief  point.     Cromy,  V*. 

Crony,  V. 
Arg.  two  bendlets  wavy  sa.  betw.  as  many  leopard's 

faces  within  a  bordure  gu.     Clement. 
Mullets 
Arg.  two   bendlets   betw.   as  many  mullets   sa. 

Browne,  Netber-Legh,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  two  bendlets  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets 

sa.    Brissingham.    Bdgod. 
Eoundles 
Arg.  two  bendlets  lozengy  sa.  betw.  as  many  tor- 

teaux.      Richard   de  Bynteworth,  Bishop  of 

London  1338-9. 
Arg.    two    cotises    gu.    betw.     three     torteaux. 

Haywood. 
Arg.  two  bendlets  sa.  betw.  five  ogresses  insaltire. 

Chandler,    London.        Chandler,    impaling 

Currie,  in  Witley  Church,  Surrey. 

2  BENDLETS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Chief Heads 

Arg.  two  bendlets  wavy  sa.  a  cbief  gu.  charged 
with  three  leopard's  faces  or  all  within  a  bordure 
compony  of  the  first  and  az.     Clement. 
....Pale 
Sa.  two  bendlets  raguly  betw.  as  many  hawk's 
arg.  belled  of  the  second  a  chief  of  the  last 
charged  with  a  pale  az.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis 
as  the  first  on  the  pale  a  cross  patonce  silver. 
Bradshaw. 
Head 
Az.  two  bendlets  arg.  betw.  as'  many  leopard's 
heads  or  and  another  in  the  dexter  chief  point. 
Cromy,  V*.    Crony,  V. 

On  2  BENDLETS 

Arg.  on  two  plain  bendlets  gu.  as  many  cotises 
indented   or.     Landor,   Rugely,   co.   Stafford ; 
Ipsley,   Court,   uo.   Wai'wick ;    and   Llanthony 
Abbey,  co.  Monmouth ;  granted  8  June  1687. 
Crosses 
Arg.  on  two  bendlets  gu.  six  crosses  croslet  or. 
Wylde,  V*.    But  the  croslets  fitchy  in  bend 
sinister.    Wylde,  V. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Gu.  on   two  bendlets   or  six  fleurs-de-lis  vert. 
Draper,  V*. 
Flowers 
Arg.  on  two  bendlets  az.  three  roses  in  the  upper 
one  or  and  as  many  acorns  in  the  other  of  the 
first.     Lickie,  Scotland. 
Lozenges 
Gu.    on   two   bendlets    arg.    four    lozenges    az. 
Roche. 

Mullets 
Az.  on  two  bendlets  arg.  (another  or)  six  mullets 
gu.     Horsham. 

Eoundles  (Bezants) 
Arg.  on  two  bastons  gu.  bezants  or.    Robert  de 
Welle,  B. 

(Plates) 

Arg.  on  two  bendlets  sa.  six  plates.     Page. 


3  BENDLETS 

Arg.  three  bendlets  az.  Annois.  M Alton,  Ire- 
land. Sr.  Richard  de  Marton,  V.  Martyn, 
co.  Devon.  Richard  Merton,  7.  Monsire 
Richard  de  Merton,  Y.  Morton  or  Martyn. 
Stroche,  V. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  wavy  az.  Pater.  Playter, 
co.  Suffolk,  V.  Playtor.  Wilbornham,  co. 
Norfolk,  V.  Wilbraham,  Woodhay,  co.  Ches- 
ter, W.  Bootle-WiLBRAHAM,BaronSkelmersdale 
13  January  1828 ;  quartering  Bootle ;  de- 
scended through  Wilbraham,  Rode,  like 
Wilbraham,  Nantwich  (quartering  Clive),  and 
Delamere  House ;  and  like  Wilbraham,  Rad- 
nor and  Woodhey,  Baronetcy  5  March  1620-1, 
extinct  1692,  the  coheirs  m.  Middleton,  Tolle- 
mache,  and  Newport;  from  Wilburgham,  Wy- 
mincham,  all  quartering  Venables,  Crosby,  and 
Golborne. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  compony  gu.  and  of  the  first. 
Faugam. 

Arg.  a  bend  double  cotised  on  the  upper  side 
gu.    Byron. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  Albing.  Beron  and 
Berrn,  co.  Lincoln.  Bodeingham  or 
Bodrington.  Bodrigan  or  Bodrugan,  Bod- 
rigan  in  Gorrans,  Cornwall ;  extinct  about 
1331;  the  heiress  m.  Trevarthian.  Otes  de 
Bodringham,  Y.  Sr.  Henry  de  Bodrugan,  V. 
Monsire  Otes  de  Bodygan,  Y.  Sire  Henry  de 
Bot'ingham,  N.  Botingham,  Cornwall.  Sire 
Otes   de  Botringh'm,   0.      Botringham,   co. 

Devon.        Botringham,   V*.        Sr de 

Botringham,  Cornwall,  V.  Sire  John  de 
Brackworth,  0.  Byrone.  M.  Richard  Byron, 
S.  Sr.  John  Byron,  co.  Nottingham,  V.  Sire 
James  Byroun,  N.  Cliffon.  Dodrugan,  V*. 
Lancelot,  co.  Leicester.  Sanderson,  Nisbet, 
i,  92.     Wallisborough  or  Walsborough. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  a  label  az.  Richard 
Buroun,  M.  The  label  of  three  points.  Sir 
John  Byron  le  fils,  P.  John  Byron,  Y.  Mon- 
sire Byron,  Y.    Sr.  William  de  Koyken,  I. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
James  de  Birune,  F. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  a  label  sa.    Hellas. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  sa. 
James  de  Biroune,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
Younge. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  over  all  an  estoile  az. 
Hector.  Sire  Hectore  de  Mares  of  the  Table 
Round,  Cott.  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10,  fo.  702. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  in  the  centre  the  sun  or. 
Hector. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  enhanced  gu.  Berun. 
Bockingham.  Byron,  V*.  Byron,  Ayton, 
North  Riding,  co.  York ;  quartering  Standish 
or  Standidge.  Byron,  Baron  Byron  24  October 
1643. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  enhanced  gu.  a  label  of  five 
points  sa.    James  de  Biroune,  E. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  sinister  gu.     Burun. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  eng.  gu.      Glatingbras. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  wavy  gu.  Luton,  co.  York. 
Pater. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  Bentley.  Butringham. 
Canston.  Cawood.  Cow  Cowe  or  Cowy. 
Haccomee,  Haccombe,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Henry 
III ;  the  heiress  m.  Ercedekne.  SireEstevene 
de   Haccombe,  N.     John   de   Haccombe,    F. 

Monsire    de    Hautcombe,   Y.      Hallep, 

Cornwall.    Hancombe  or  Hantombe,  Cornwall. 


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3  BEN  DIETS  cont. 

Restwold,  co.  Berks,  171C.    Restwould,  co. 

Leicester,  quartered  by  Waterton.    Sanderson, 

Scotland.     Travers,  co.  Devon.     Trevery,  co. 

Devon.     Trevory,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.gu. 

Cutler,  Ipswich,  Suffolk ;   confirmed  21  July 

1612. 
Arg.   three   bendlets    sa.  over  all   a  chev.  erm. 

Blanchhinster,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  embattled  sa.     Hadrian  De 

Castello,  Bishop  of  Hereford  1502,  Bath.  etc. 

1504-18. 
Arg.    three   bendlets    engr.    sa.        Whitfield, 

Kent;      descended      from      Northumberland. 

Trevalder. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  engr.  sa.  over  all  a  scarpe  gu. 

Blage,  Kent. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  wavy  sa.    Estbery  Isbery 

or  Isbury.    Estbery  or  Isbury,  V. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  vert.    Nun,  Ireland. 
Az.  three  bendlets  arg.     Merton,  Merton,  co. 

Devon;  and  Mellings,  co.  Lancaster.    Merton, 

V.    Solden   or  Soldon.    Stephen   Sodan,  A, 

Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Az.   three   bendlets   and   an    inescutcheon    arg. 

Fountavill. 
Az.  three  bendlets  wavy  arg.    Godschall,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London  1742. 
Az.  three  bendlets  chequy  or  and  gu.     Solers. 
Az.  three  bendlets  compony  or  and  gu.     Soleri 

or  Solere,  V*. 
Az.  three  bendlets  counter  compony  or  and  gu. 

Solere,  V. 
Az.  three  bendlets  erm.    Lacey.    Fachell,  V. 

Vachell,  co.  Berks. 
Az.  three  bendlets  or.    Fitz-Wtlliam,  Cornwall, 

V.     Fitzwilliams,  Cornwall.      Mantaby,  V*. 

Manteby,    V.       Simon     de     Mepham,    Arch- 
bishop of  Canterbury  1328-33.     Sire  John  de 

Mounford,  J.    John  Tresley,  V.    Villey. 
Az.  three  bendlets  embattled  counter-embattled 

or.     Freynes. 
Erm.  three  bendlets  ....  Gunthwaite. 
Erm.   three    bendlets  az.      John  Vachell,  co. 

Berks,  V.    Willington,  V. 
Erm.    three    bendlets    gu.      Boors.      Gules. 

Knowling   or   Knolling,  Exeter,   Harburton, 

and  Lower  Washbourne,  co.  Devon  ;  quartering 

Kirkham  ;   the  coheir  m.  Fowell.      Quenkyn. 

Smirke.    Vachell. 
Erm.  three  bendlets  gu.  over  all  a  label  of  as 

many  points   arg.      Barron.      The  label  az. 

Baron. 
Erm.  three  bendlets  enhanced  gu.    Byron,  co. 

Herts;  and  Coulsden,  co.  Stafford. 
Gu.  three  bendlets  arg.     Albalanda,  Nansaval- 

lon    or    Blanchland    in    Kea,    Cornwall;    the 

heiress    m.     Boscawen.       Biron.       Boyvill. 

Butler.    John  Greley,  Y.     Malveysin,  co. 

Stafford  and  co.  Lancaster ;  heiresses  m.  Ca- 

warden,    Stanley,    Langton,    Chadwicke,    and 

Sewal.       Henry     de     Manniesin     (in    pencil 

Malvoisin),  A.    Henry   Mauutsin,  A,  Harl. 

MS.   6137.     M.   Robert  Mawvesyn,  S.    John 

Manyeyson,     Y.       Monsire    Mauve  ysin,     Y. 

Murdakes,  V. 
Gu.  three  bendlets  arg.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 

James   Byrun,  A,  or  de   Byrun,  Harl.   31S. 

6137. 
Gu.  three  bendlets  arg.  a  label,  az.     Biron. 
Gu.    three    bendlets    arg.   over  all  a  pale    or. 

Burgaw. 


3  BENDLETS  cont. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  enhanced  arg.  Mawnyse,  V, 
Mawnyss,  V*.    Mauissyn,  V.    Mavissyn,  V*. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  erm.  Richard  Chesnutt,  Q, 
Harl.  MS.  6595.  Sr.  Reynald  Chesehunt,  Q. 
Sr.  Menald  de  Chesthannt,  Q,  Harl.  MS. 
6589.     Sr.  Rowland  Coykyng,  V. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  or.  Criell  or  Gryll.  Crynes. 
Robert  de  Geeleie,  E.  Sir  Thomas  de 
Greley,  N.  Sr.  Thomas  Greyley,  I,  Harl. 
MS.  6589.  Sr.  Thomas  de  Greyly,  J.  Grill, 
Tavistock.  Gryll.  Hamlynn.  Malvesme. 
Mabdakes  or  Murdakes. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  or  on  a  fess  vert  as  many 
plates.    Copinger,  F*.     Copingere,  V. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  or  a  label  of  five  points  arg. 
Hamund  Hancett,  E. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  '  embelief '  or.  William 
Grelley,  B. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  enhanced  or.  .  Job  an  de 
Grelli,  G.  Grelley  or  Grayley,  co.  Lan- 
caster. Sr de  Greyley,  lord  of  Man- 
chester, co.  Lancaster,  V.  Grelley  or  Greslet, 
lord  of  Manchester,  Memoirs  of  Lit.  and  Phil. 
Soc.  of  Manchester,  2  series,  iv,  473.  Borough 
of  Manchester. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  dancetty  or.     Mandatt. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  engr.  or.    Cawley,co. Stafford. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  (perhaps  enhanced)  the  chief 
part  of  the  two  adjacent  sides  of  the  lower 
bendlets  indented  (as  if  overlaid  by  three 
fusels  or  lozenges  of  the  first)  or.  Hamo 
Haute yn,  F. 

Gu.  three  bendlets  vair.  Bray,  Northumberland 
and  London,  1787.  John  Longvale,  X. 
Landwath.     Longvalle,  V*. 

Or  three  bendlets  az.  Morton  or  Martyn. 
Ponthieu,  France. 

Or  three  bendlets  az.  an  escucheon  chequy  or  and 
gu.     Lyford. 

Or  three  bendlets  wavy  az.  on  an  escucheon  .... 
as  many  fusils  ....  Simon  Montacute,  Bishop 
of  Worcester  1334,  Ely  1337-45. 

Or  three  bendlets  compony  az.  and  arg.  Fagan, 
Ireland. 

Or  three  bendlets  compony  gu.  and  arg.  Fagan, 
Ireland.     Fawgcan,  Ireland,  V. 

Or  three  bendlets  countercompony  gu.  and  or. 
Fangeane,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 

Or  three  bendlets  erm.  Govery,  Stangod,  co. 
Lincoln.  Guevera,  Lincoln;  granted  1617; 
quartering  gu.  five  watercress  leaves  in  saltire 
arg.  Guevera,  co.  Lincoln  ;  quartering  gu.  five 
watercress  leaves  pendent  in  saltire  arg.  all  with- 
in a  bordure  inscribed  La  mayor  victoria  de  ellas 
es  el  bien  merecellas. 

Or  three  bendlets  gu.  Jarman.  Muschampe. 
Sis  son. 

Or  three  bendlets  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
Henry  Hakett,  F. 

Or  three  bendlets  and  a  fess  gu.  Copenger, 
Norfolk. 

Or  three  bendlets  gu.  a  fess  sa.  Coppinger  or 
Copinger,  Ireland. 

Or  three  bendlets  gu.  a  fess  vert.  Copenger, 
Norfolk. 

Or  three  bendlets  enhanced  gu.  Grylls,  Hel- 
ston,  Cornwall ;  quartering  Beere,  Gerveys, 
Bonathlack,  Treveylos,  Trevanion,  Glynn,  Pol- 
kinghorne,  etc. 

Or  three  bendlets  sa.  Bentley,  co.  Derby,  and 
co.  Stafford.  Boyvill,  V.  Thomas  Colee, 
Y.    Fereer.     Halep,  Lamorran,  Cornwall. 


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3  BENDLETS  cont. 

Or  three  bendlets  sa.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Cutler,  Chantry,  Suffolk. 

Paly  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  three  bendlets  of  the 
last.     Lancelot. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  bendlets  sinister  coun- 
terchanged  over  all  a  pale  or.     Burgau. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  three  bendlets  sa.     Benflet. 
Bentlet.    Beuflet. 

Quarterly  az.  and  or  three  bendlets   dexter  gu. 
Marlow.     Marlowe,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  over  all  three  bendlets  gu. 
Marlowe,  V*.     Marlow,  quartering  Kent. 

Sa.  three  bendlets  arg.    Bentley.      Sr de 

Cawston,F.  Cecill,  V*.  Cecyll,  V.  Cocke, 
Sandhridge,  Essex.  Cooke  or  Cook,  Little 
Staybridge,Essex.  Cooke, Middlesex.  Kokes,  V. 

Sa.  three  bendlets  (these  are  piles  in  bend)  the 
upper  ends  flory  arg.     Robert  de  Norton,  X. 

Sa.  three  bendlets  era.  Gomblewhat,  co. 
York. 

Sa.  three  bendlets  or.     Cooke.    Ennys. 

Sa.  a  plain  benrtlet  betw.  two  bendlets  flory  coun- 
terflory  or.     Kelke. 

Vair  three  bendlets  gu.  Sr.  Robert  Braye,  co. 
Northampton,  V.  Bray,  V*.  Bray,  North- 
umberland.    Sire  Robert  de  Bray,  N. 

Vert  three  bendlets  arg.    Braye. 

3  BENDLETS  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Arg.  three  bendlets   az.  a   canton  gu.     Regan, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  a  canton  erm.     Clesby, 

co.  York. 
Arg.   three    bendlets    engr.   gu.   a   canton   erm. 

Clesby,  Clesby,  co.  York. 
Arg.  three    bendlets    engr.  and   a    canton    gu. 

Herton. 
Arg.    three    bendlets    engr.    gu.   a    canton    or. 

Horton,  Wales.     Sr.  Philip  Horton,  co.  Pem- 
broke, V. 
Az.  three  bendlets  or  a  canton  erm.     Bishopton 

or  Bishopstone,  co.  Warwick.     Fitz-Otes. 
Or  three  bendlets  az.  a  canton  arg.     Botatort  or 

Botetourt.    Bottescourt,  V*.    Bottetourt, 

V.    Rowton,  V. 
Or  three  bendlets  az.  a  canton  erm.     Fitz-Otes, 

„  V*' 

Sa.    three    bendlets    engr a    canton    or. 

Horton,  Wales. 

on  a  Canton Beast 

Arg.  three  bendlets  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  of  the  first.     Shershall. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion 

pass.  or.    Sharshall,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  or.     Guyan,  Danes  Hall,  Essex. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 

a    lion    pass,    as    the    first.      Buenshed     or 

Burnishide. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 

a    lion    ramp,    as    the    first.       Bellingham. 

Burnshed  or  Burnishide. 
Gn.  three  bendlets  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a 

lion  ramp.  arg.     Bellingham,  V*. 

Castle 

Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 

a  castle  as  the  first.     Carnell. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

tower  triple-towered  as   the  first.      Carnell, 

Cott.  MS.    Tiberius    D,  10.        Caruell,    V. 

Carvell,  V*. 


.  cont. 


3  BENDLETS  and  in  chief, 
on  a  Canton  cont.  Castle  cont. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  wavy  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the 
second    a    tower    triple-towered    as    the  first. 
Carnell,  co.  York. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  (and  for  services  in  Scot- 
land) on  a  canton  vert  a  castle  arg.  fired  ppr. 
Carvile,  Berwick-upon-Tweed. 

Cross 

Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

cross  as  the  first.     Noy  or  Noye. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 

a  cross  or.    Noye. 

....  Spur 
Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  spur 

with  buckle  and   leathers   or.        Knight,   co. 

Northampton,     1613.  Knight,     Sheffield, 

1841. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 

a    spur    leathered    the    rowel  downwards   or. 

Knight,  Cbarwetton,  and  Rowington,  co.  North- 
ampton ;  granted  1613. 
Castle 
Sa.  three  bendlets  and  in  chief  a    castle    arg. 

Carell. 
Chief 
Arg.  three  bendlets  and  a  chief  gu.    Bermy,  co. 

Lincoln. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  a  chief  or.     Fage. 
Az.  three   bendlets  arg.  a  chief  erm.     Martin, 

London;    granted    August    1615.        Martyn, 

Woodford,  Essex;  co.  Lancaster;  and  London. 
Az.  three  bendlets  or  a  chief  erm.     Hawkes,  co. 

Stafford. 
Gu.  three  bendlets  or  a  chief  per  fess  erm.  and 

arg.      Venner,  Hundescot,    and    Knolle,   co. 

Devon,  1620.     Vennor,  Chitelhampton. 

on  a  Chief   ....  Bar 
Az.  three  bendlets  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  bar  dan- 

cetty  gu.    Twigg  or  Twigge. 
Arg.   three  bendlets   gu.  on   a   chief    sa.   a  bar 

dancetty    or.        Wittewronge,     Rothamsted, 

co.    Hertford,    quartered    by   Lawes    through 

Bennet. 

Beast 

Arg.  three  bendlets  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  denii- 

buck  salient  issuant  arg.  attired  and  unguled 

or.    Lieubenrood,  Prospect  Hill,  Reading,  co. 

Berks. 

Bird 

Arg.  three  bendlets  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  cocks 

of  the  first.    Tayleur. 
....  Birds 
Erm.  three  bendlets  az.  on  a  chief  or  as  many 

martlets  sa.    Pocklington  ;  granted  22  June 

1761.       Pocklington,   Muskham    House,    co. 

Nottingham ;  and  Barrow  House,  co.  Cumber- 
land. 

Coronet 

Sa.  three  bendlets  raguly  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the 

second  as  many   Saxon   crowns   of  the  first. 

Camber,  Tilbury,  Essex. 

Crosses 

Or  three  bendlets  az.  on  a  chief  erm.  two  crosses 

patty  gu.     Hawkes,  Marlborough.      Hawkes, 

Ogbourne  St.  Andrew,  co.  Wilts;  quartered  by 

Ward. 

..  ..Fleurs-de-lis 
Gu.  three  bendlets  or  on  a  chief  per  fess  erm.  and 

arg.   three  fleurs-de-lis  in  the  upper  part  sa. 

Draper,  Great  Marlow,  co.  Buckingham. 

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.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Fleurs  de-lis  cont. 
Or  three  bendlets  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
fleurs-de-lis  as  the  first.  De  Visme,  co. 
Devon ;  and  co.  Gloucester ;  quartering  az. 
fretty  or  and  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  . . . . ,  with 
arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  estoiles  and  in 
hase  a  crescent  gu. 

. . .  .Flower 
Gu.  three  bendlets  arg.  on  a  chief  per  fess  arg. 
and  or  a  rose  in  the  upper  part  gu.     Comte 
des  Uesins,  Z,  407 ;  and  Glover. 
. . .  .Foils 
Gu.  three  bendlets  arg.  on  a  chief  or  as  many 
5-foils  az.    Conroy  or  Conry,  Ireland. 

Mullets 

Or  three  bendlets  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  as  many 
mullets  of  the  first.  Monpesare,  France. 
Mountpinson. 
Gu.  three  bendlets  or  on  a  cbief  per  fess  era. 
and  arg.  in  the  upper  part  as  many  mullets  sa. 
Draper,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  333. 

Palets 

Az.  three  bendlets  or  on  a  chief  of  the  first  two 
palets  betw.  so  many  squires  based  as  the  second 
an  inescucheon  arg.  Sr.  Reinold  Presharch, 
I,  Harl.  MS.  65N9. 

Roundle 

Or  three  bendlets  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a 
plate  betw.  two  lions  combatant  as  the  first. 
Hospital,  afterward  Angustinian  Priory,  of  St. 
Gregory  at  Canterbury. 

Sbip 

Gu.  three  bendlets  enhanced  or  on  a  chief  arg. 
a  sbip   under  sail   in   waves  of  the  sea  ppr. 
Neild,  Manchester ;  granted  .... 
Crescent 
Arg.  three  bendlets  engr.  and  in  the  sinister  chief 
a  crescent  gu.     Anson,  Baron  Anson  13  June 
1747  ;  extinct  14  June  1702,  quartering  Carrier; 
Anson,  Baron  Soberton  and  Viscount  Anson 
17  February  1800,  Earl  of  Lichfield  15  Sep- 
tember 1831,  quartering  Adams,   Sambrooke, 
and  Carrier. 
Cross 
Or  three  bendlets  and  (in  chief?)  a  cross  croslet 
sa.     Bentley,  Horsley,  co.  Derby. 
Estoile 
Az.  three  bendlets  gu.  (in  chief  ?)  an  estoile  az. 
Hector. 
Mullets 
Sa.  three  bendlets  arg.  in  chief  a  mullet  of  six 
points  or.     Leodepart. 
Quarter 
Or  three  bendlets  az.  a  quarter  erm.    Hugh  le 
Fitz-Otes,  V. 
on  a  Quarter 
Gu.  three  bendlets  arg.  on  a  quarter  gu.  a  lion 
ramp,  of  the  second.     Bellingham,  V. 

3  EENDLETS  betw.  or  within 

Beasts 
Az.  three  bendlets  gu.  and  two  greyhounds  cour- 
ant  bendwise  sa.    Trew. 

Bendlets  or  Cotises 
Arg.  three  bendlets  each  betw.  two  cotises  engr. 
on  the  outer  side  gu.     Honeyman  or  Honyman, 
Scotland,  Nisbet,  i,  92. 
Birds 
Sa.    three    bendlets    and    as    many   birds    arg. 
Bradshaw,  co.  Chester. 


3  BENDLETS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure 
Arg.  three  bendlets  and  a  bordure  az.    Ponthleu, 

France,  but  in  error. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  az.  a  bordure  gu.  Helman,  V*. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  az.  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty. 

Perient. 
Arg.  three  bendlets   az.   a    bordure    engr.    gu. 

Helman,  W. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  a  bordure  of  the  second 

bezanty.     Whalisburgh. 
Arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Walesborotjgh    or  Walisborough.     Wai.lis- 

borough  or  Walsborough.     Whalesburgh  or 

Whalisworth,       Whalisborough,       Cornwall. 

Whalisborough,  Cornwall,  V;  Collinson,  So- 
merset, ii,  333.    Whalisburgh,  V*. 
Arg.   three   bendlets    gu.  a    bordure    engr.    sa. 

Boderingham  or  Bodrington,  Cornwall. 
Az.  three  bendlets  arg.  a  bordure   ....   entoury 

of  fleurs-de-lis  ....     Felter,  V. 
Az.  three  bendlets  or  a  bordure  gu.     Gwy  de  la 

Roce,  A. 
Gu.  three  bendlets  or  over  all  a  fess  vert  charged 

with  three  plates  a  bordure  purp.  Copinger,  V. 
Or  three    bendlets    az.  a    bordure    engr 

(?  Thomas     Trillek,     Bishop    of    Rochester 

1365-72.) 
Or  three  bendlets  az.  a  bordure  gu.  Nerborodgh 

or  Newborough,  co.  Wilts.     Ponthieu,^,  129; 

and  Glover;  and  Gough,  i,  70;   tomb  of  Elea- 
nor of  Castile   in   Westminster  Abbey.      Otes 

Traisene,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Or  three  bendlets   az.  a  bordure  gu.  entoury  of 

fleurs-de-lis  arg.     Guy  de  la   Roce,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 
Or  three  bendlets  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Neborgy. 

Newborough,  Berkeley,  co.  Somerset ;  and  co. 

Wilts ;  Collinson,   Somerset,   ii,   203 ;  iii,  562, 

585.     Sr.  Roger  Newborough,  V. 
Heads 
Az.  three  bendlets  betw.  six  boar's  heads  couped 

arg.    Elyng.     Estling. 
Az.  three  bendlets  betw.  six  boar's  heads  fesswise 

three  and  three  couped  or.    Eslinge,  V. 
Orle 
Arg.  three  bendlets  within  an  orle  az.   Truslake, 

co.  Devon. 

3  BENDLETS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 
on  a  Canton 
Arg.  three  bendlets  within   a  bordure  gu.  on  a 
canton  az.  a  spur  with  the  rowel  downwards 
leathered    or.     Knight,  Banbury,  co.  Oxford. 
Knight,  V*. 

On  3  BENDLETS 

Bendlets  or  Cotises 

Arg.  on  three  bendlets  engr.  gu.  a  pair  of  cotises 
to  each  of  the  first.    Honeyman  or  Honyman, 
Scotland. 
Flowers 

Arg.  on  three  bendlets  sa.  as  many  roses  to  each  of 
the  first.      Penrose,  Tregethow  in  Manaccan, 
Cornwall.     The  modern  arms  of  Penrose,  Pen- 
rose in  Sithney,  Cornwall,  after  1531. 
Heads 

Sa.  on  three  bendlets  arg.  as  many  lion's  heads 
erased  of  the  first.     Riddershall. 

Arg.  on  three  bendlets  sa.  as  many  griffin's  heads 
erased  of  the  first.  Ridesdale  or  Ridlesdale, 
co.  York. 


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On  3  BENDLETS  cont. 
Mullets 
Az.  three  bendlets  or  on  the  middle  one  as  many 

pierced  mullets  gu.     Horsham. 
Az.  on  three  bendlets  or  a  mullet  in  the  centre 

of  each  gu.     Horsham. 
Az.  on  three  bendlets  or  as  many  mullets  to  each 
gu.     Horsham,  V. 
Eoundles 
Arg.  on  three  bendlets  az.  as  many  bezants  to 
each.     Marion,  Craven,  co.  York. 

On  3  BENDLETS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Or  on  three  hendlets  sa.  a  lion's  head  erased  to 
each  ....  on  a  chief  indented  az.  as  many 
crosses  patty  fitchy  ....  Ridsdale,  Old  Hall, 
"Wakefield,  co.  York. 

4  BENDLETS 

Arg.   four  bendlets   gu.     Copinger,   Kent.     Sr. 

de  Talbot,  V.    Talbott,  V*. 

Arg.  three  bendlets  engr.  sa.  over  all  a  scarp  gu. 

Blage,  Kent. 
Az.  four   bendlets   or.     Bilsdon.     Bydelesdon 

or  Bydesdon,  V*.    Montford,  V*. 
Az.  four  cotises  gemelled  or.     Bydelesdon  or 

Bydesdon,  V. 
Gu.  four  bendlets  arg.     Boynell  or  Boyyille. 

Boyyill,  V.    Cayly.     Talbot. 
Gu.    a    bend    or     and    three    sinister   hendlets 

arg.    the  centre   one   surmounting  the    bend. 

Allwright  or  Alwright. 
Or  four  bendlets  az.      Forde,  Hadley,  Suffolk. 

Sr.  William  Montford,  V.  Mountford,  Sussex. 

And  with  a  label  of  five  points  gu.  Mounford,.F. 
Or  four  bendlets  gemelled  az.    Fundin,  quartered 

by  Purefey  and  by  Harecourt. 
Or  four  bendlets  sinisteraz.  Piers  deMouNTFORTH, 

A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Or  four  bendlets  gu.    Talbott,  V*. 
Or  four  bendlets  gemelled  gu.     (?  Fundin.) 
Or  four  bendlets  sa.    Boynell. 
Sa.  four  bendlets  arg.    Walwardington,  V*. 

4  BENDLETS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 
Az.  four  bendlets   arg.    a  canton    erm.     Fitz- 

Otes. 
Or  four  bendlets  az.  a  canton  erm.    Bishopsdon, 

V*.    Beshe. 
on  a  Chief 
Gu.  four  bendlets  or  on  a  chief  per  fess  arg.  and 

erm.  three  fleurs-de  lis  in  the  upper  part  sa. 

Draper,  London;  granted  1618. 
Head 
Az.  four  bendlets  gemelled  and  in  the  sinister 

chief  an  eagle's  (or  griffin's)  head  erased  or. 

Sir  Robert  (Bilisden,  Harl.  MS.   1349),  but 

Sir  Nicholas  Billesdon  or  rather  Bildon,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London  1483,  Cotton  MS.  Claudius 

C  III,  fo.  6  b.      Sir  Nicholas  Bilsdon,  temp. 

Edward  IV,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44. 
Quarter 
Or  four  bendlets  az.  a  quarter  erm.    Monsire  de 

Bishopesdon,  7.      Sr.  John  Bishopsdon,  V. 

John  de  Bisshopsdonne,  Y. 

4  BENDLETS  betw.  or  within .... 

Or  four  bendlets   az.  a  bordure  gu.      (The  old 
arms  of )  Burgundy. 


5  BENDLETS 

Arg.  five  bendlets  gu.    Talbot. 

Gu.  five  bendlets  arg.     Clifton. 

Or    five    bendlets  gu.        Richard    Talbott    or 

Thalebott.  E ;  but  Talebot  or  Chalebot,  E, 

Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Or    five    bendlets    enhanced    gu.      Sr.    Gilbert 

Talbot,  V. 
Sa.    five    bendlets    arg.    over    all    a    chev.   gu. 

Longhuest. 

5  BENDLETS  and  in  chief 

Or  five  bendlets  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  gu.     Passelon,  Essex. 

6  BENDLETS 

Arg.  six  osier  wands  (or  bastons)  interlaced  in 
saltirewise  in  true  love  (sometimes  in  cross) 
ppr.  i.  e.  sa.  Walter  Skirlawe,  Bishop  of 
Lichfield,  etc.  1386,  Bath,  etc.  1386,  Durham 
1388-1406. 

Az.  six  bendlets  or.     Pers  de  Montfort,  G. 

Gu.  six  bendlets  three  sinister  and  as  many  dex- 
ter vair.  Robert  de  Lathun,  E  ;  but  de  La 
Tun,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Or  six  bendlets  az.     Mountford. 

BENDY  of  6 

Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  Sire  Johan  de  Sein 
Fylebird,  N.  St.  Philbert,  co.  Oxford,  V. 
St.  Philibert,  co.  Oxford.  Phillebert,  co. 
Oxford.  St.  Philibert,  Barons  St.  Philibert 
1299-1359.  Monsire  de  St.  Phillebert,  Y. 
Steven  de  Sodan,  A.  Synsyward,  V.  And 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  St.  Philibert,  Norfolk. 

Bendy  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  Plater  or 
Playters,  Thornden  and  Sotterley,  Suffolk; 
Baronetcy  13  August  1623  ;  extinct  23  Septem- 
ber 1832.     Playter,  Saterby,  Suffolk,  W. 

Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  Ayesness.  Byrom. 
Valetort,  Cornwall.  And  with  a  label  of  as 
many  points  az.     Byrom. 

Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  Causton.  Cawston, 
F*.  Haccomb.  Oxon,  V*.  Toncees,  co. 
Cambridge.  Tonkes,  co.  Cambridge,  V.  And 
with  a  mullet  gu.  for  diff.    Tongue,  Dublin. 

Bendy  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  Estbury,  V. 
Isbery,  V. 

Bendy  of  six  az.  and  arg.  Frene,  co.  Hertford. 
St.  Phild3ert,  Norfolk,  temp.  Edward  III. 
Roger  Smstyward  (sic),  X. 

Bendy  of  six  az.  and  erm.  Fachell  or  Vachell, 
co.  Berks,  V.  John  Farnehill,  X.  Tonkes, V*. 

Bendy  of  six  az.  with  fusily  or  and  gu.     Moret. 

Bendy  of  six  az.  and  or.    Frenes,  co.  Herford,  V. 

Bendy  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  Abrey.  Sr.  Roland 
Coykyn,  L ;  but  Rokin,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
Dickins,  V*.  Dickens  or  Dikens.  Sr.  Regi- 
nald Dikings,  co.  Devon,  V.    Roo. 

Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  Ayesnes,  V.  Thomas 
Cokyn,  A'. 

Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  erm.  Cockayne,  co.  Dorset. 
Cokeyne,  co.  Dorset.  Sire  Renaud  de  Coykin, 
N.     Roland  Q'rkin,  G. 

Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  or.  Midland.  (?  Milo  de 
Gloucester.) 

Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  Mountford.  Sysung, 
V.    Sysun,  V*. 

Bendy  of  six  or  and  gu.  Sr.  Walter  Frenes,  co. 
Hereford,  V.     (?  Milo  de  Gloucester.; 

Bendy     of    six     champaine     purp.    and     arg. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BENDY  of  6  cont. 
Bendy    of    six    sa.    and    arg.        Cawston,  _  V. 
Waleington  or  Wolwaedington,  co.  Warwick. 
Bendy    of    six    vair    and    gu.        Le    Sieur    de 

LONGEVALLE,  W. 

BENDY  of  8 

Bendy  of  eigbt  arg.  and  az.      Mountfoed,  co. 

Warwick. 
Bendy  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.     Minshaw. 
Bendy  of  eight  az.  and  or.     Mountfoet. 
Bendy  of  eight  errn.  and  gu.      Awbeey,  Chalden- 

wich,  and   Burton,  co.   Wilts.       Hendkie    or 

Hendey. 
Bendy  barry  of  eight  gu.  and  or.    Holland,  co. 

Lincoln. 
Bendy  of  eight  gu.  and  or.  Sr.  Thomas  Geeyley,!. 
Bendy  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  label  of  five  points 

gu.     Robert  de  Montfoet,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Bendy  lozengy  (?  paly)  of  eigbt  or  and  az.    Buck, 

Hamby  Grange,  co.  Lincoln. 
Bendy  of  eight  or  and  gu.     Copingee,  Suffolk. 

BENDY  of  10 

Bendy  of  ten  arg.  and  az.    Mountfoed. 

Bendy  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  Betelee.  Talbot, 
Cornwall.    Talbot,  Salwarp,  co.  Worcester. 

Bendy  of  ten  arg.  and  sa.  Isabel  daughter  of 
Aymer  Earl  of  Angouleme,  and  wife  of  King 
John.    Sire  Peres  de  Wolwardingtone,  N. 

Bendy  of  ten  az.  and  or  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Robert  Munfoet,  A. 

Bendy  sinister  of  ten  az.  and  or.  Piers  de 
Mountfoeth,  A. 

Bendy  of  ten  gu.  and  or.  Beeningham,  Harl. 
MS.  1G03. 

Bendy  of  ten  or  and  az.  Pers  de  Monfoet,  F. 
Piers  Montfoed,  Lord  of  Beaudsert,  V.  Sire 
Johan  de  Montfoed,  N.  Montfoet,  Brecon, 
and  Beldesert  Castle,  co.  Warwick,  temp.  Henry 
II.  Monsire  de  Montfoet,  Y.  John  de 
Mounfoed,  Y.  Mountfoed,  Radwinter,  co. 
Stafford;  and  co.Warwick.  Piers  deMuNFOBD,E. 

Bendy  of  ten  or  and  az.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
M.  Robert  de  Moundfoed,  D,  orMuspoED,  E, 
or  Momfobd,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sr.  William 
Mounfoed,  J.    Mountfoed. 

Bendy  of  ten  or  and  sa.  Bishopton.  William 
Bisshopesdonne,.F.  William  de  Blssopeston,.E. 

Bendy  of  ten  sa.  and  arg.  Wolwaedington 
or  Waleington,  co.  Warwick.  Sr.  Piers 
Wolwaedington,  co.  Warwick,  V.  Wood- 
waedington. 

BENDY  of  12 

Bendy  of  twelve  orandaz.  Peres  deMouNTFOET,D. 

BENDY  unnumbered 

Bendy  arg.  and  az.  Sire  John  de  Seint 
Fulbeet,  0. 

Bendy  lozengy  (?  paly  Z,  113,  276,  316,)  arg.  and 
az.    Bavaeia,  Z,  564,  569,  871. 

Bendy  arg.  and  gu.  Bodeugan,  Harl.  MS.  1074, 
fo.  322. 

Bendy  barry  arg.  and  gu.     Ceispin. 

Bendy  lozengy  barry  arg.  and  gu.  Quaem,  Dart- 
mouth, co.  Devon;  Nancor,  Cornwall.  Wenham 
or  Wineham,  co.  Chester. 

Bendy  paly  arg.  and  gu.     Sydenham,  V*. 

Bendy  lozengy  arg.  and  sa.  Ceofts,  Dalton,  co. 
Lancaster. 


BENDY  unnumbered  cont. 
Bendy  lozengy  barry  arg.  and  sa.      Ceispin  or 

Ceispine. 
Bendy  sinister  and  barry  gu.  and  arg.     Wyee. 
Bendy   or  and   az.         Mountfoet,  Beaudesert. 

Piers  deMoNTFOED,£.  Mountfoet,  Beamhurst 

Hall,  co.  Stafford. 
Bendy  or  and  az.  a  label  gu.     Sire  William  de 

Montfoet,  N. 
Bendy  or  and  az.   a  label  of  three  points  arg. 

Mountfoet. 
Bendy   or   and   az.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 

Mountfoet. 
Bendy  paly  or  and  az.      Buck,  Agecroft  Hall, 

Manchester. 
Bendy  barry  or  and  gu.    Beemingham. 
Bendy  lozengy  or  and  gu.     Isabel,  daughter  of 

AymerEarl  of  Angouleme  and  wife  of  King  John. 
Bendy  lozengy  barry  or  and  sa.     Cancelloe  or 

Canceloe. 
Bendy  sa.  and  or.     Leicestee. 
Bendy  lozengy  barry  sa.  and  or.     Ipee. 


BESOM  see  BROOM 


BILL  see  AXE 


1  BILLET  betw.  or  within 

Heads 
Az.  a  billet  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
or.     Goedon,  New-Wark,  Scotland. 
Leaves 
Arg.  a  billet  betw.  in  chief  three  holly  leaves  ppr. 
and  in  base  a  hunting  horn  sa.  garnished  gu. 
Buenet,  Aberdeen. 

2  BILLETS 

Arg.  two  billets  raguled  and  trunked  placed  sal- 
tirewise,  the  sinister  surmounted  of  the  dexter 
az.  tbeir  tops  flaming  ppr.     Shuestabb. 

Arg.  two  billets  one  in  bend  dexter  (aliter  in 
pale)  az.  surmounted  by  the  other  sinister 
{aliter  in  fess)  gu.  Benedictine  Priory  at 
Castle  Hedingham,  Hegfoed,  Hegham, 
Heningham,  or  Heyeningham,  Essex. 

2  BILLETS  betw.  or  within 

Or  two  billets  raguled  and  trunked  in  saltire  gu. 
betw.  four  escallops  az.    Muden. 

3  BILLETS 

Arg.  three  stone  billets  carved  gu.    Billeebeeg. 
Arg.  three  billets  sa.   Gaddy  or  Gaddez,  London. 
Arg.  three  billets  (or  delves  or  gads)  sa.   Richard 

Gaddes,  V. ;  and  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius,  D.  10. 
Or  three  billets  gu.    Meeling,  V*.     Meelyng, 

quartering  per  bend  wavy  gu.  and  arg.  W. 
Or  three  billets  (or  delves  or  gads)  gu.    Meeling, 

V*.    Meelynge,  V. 

3  BILLETS  and  in  chief 

Az.  three  billets  two  and  one  or  a  chief  of  the 
last.     Deomee. 

3  BILLETS  betw.  or  within.... 

Az.  three  billets  in  fess  betw.  four  cotises  arg. 
Millot,  Cheshire. 

On  3  BILLETS 

Annulets 
Arg.  on  three  billets  (or  blocks  or  delves  or  dice) 
sa.  an  annulet  to  each  or.    Ambrose,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 


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Ambrose,  co. 


On  3  BILLETS  cont. 
Annulets  cont. 
Az.  on  three  billets  (or  blocks  or  delves'  or  dice) 
arg.  an  annulet  to  each  sa.    PAYNTER,Boskenna, 
Cornwall.     Paynter,  Denmark  Hill,  and  Rich- 
mond, Surrey. 
Mullet 
Arg.  on  three  billets  (or  blocks  or  delves  or  dice) 
sa.  a  mullet  to  each  of  the  first. 
Lancaster.     Trent. 

4  BILLETS  betw.  or  within 

Sa.  four  billets  or  betw.  five  bezants.  Grevile, 
co.  'Warwick. 

5  BILLETS 

Or  five  billets  (or  delves  or  gads)  three  and  two  sa. 

a  label  of  three  points  gu.    Geffery,  Cott.  MS. 

Tiberius  D.  10.     Geffrey,  V. 
Or  five  billets  in  saltire  sa.  a  label  gu.     Jeffrey. 
Or  five  billets  in  saltire  sa.  a  label  of  three  points 

gu.     Geffry,  Cornwall. 
Or  five  billets  (or  delves  or  gads)  in  saltire  sa. 

a    label    of   five    points    gu.      Geffry,    V*. 

Geffrey,  V. 

5  BILLETS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  five  billets  in  fess  sa.  betw.  three  pheons  gu. 
Arrowsmyth,  co.  Lancaster. 

6  BILLETS 

Arg.  six  billets  az.  fretty  three  in  fess  and  as 
many  in  pale.     Hurst,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  six  billets  three  two  and  one. . .  .a  label  gu. 
Jeffrey. 

Arg.  six  billets  three  two  and  onesa.  Langriche 
or  Langrithe,  London,  quartering  gu.  a  lion 
ramp,  or  preying  on  a  dragon  reversed  of  the 
last.  Langrige,  V*.  Langrich,  Draper,  Lon- 
don, V.     Langrith.     Largriph,  London. 

Gu.  six  billets  erm.     Elvet. 

Gu.  six  billets  or.  William  Couderay,  X.  Monsire 
Cowdrey,  Y. 

Or  six  billets  az.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Caselyn,  V*. 

Or  six  billets  three  two  and  one  az.  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.  Edmund  Caselyn,  V.  The  label 
of  four  points.  Edmond  Caselyn,  V.,  Cott. 
MS.  Tiberius  D.  10.  The  label  of  five  points. 
Sire  Simond  Gaceline,  J. 

Or  six  billets  gu.     Colenley. 

Or  six  billets  three  two  and  one  gu.     Sr....  de 

COLVILL,  V.      COLEVXLE,   V* . 

Or  six  billets  sa.  M'Gavin,  Scotland.  Monsire 
Bartholomew  Gabriell,  Y. 

6  BILLETS  and  in  chief 

Chief 
Arg.  six  billets  three  two  and  one  sa.  a  chief  of 

the  last.     Coringhaji  or  Corningham. 

on  a  Chief Beast 

Arg.  six  billets  three  two  and  one  sa.  on  a  chief 

of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  or  armed  and  langued 

gu.     Jeffery,  London. 
Arg.  six  billets  three  two  and  one  sa.  on  a  chief 

of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  guard  or.    Jeffryes, 

London. 
Arg.  six  billets  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  or  armed  and  langued  gu.  Jeffreys, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  168G. 
Az.  six  billets  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

billety  of  the  second.  Fayrkweatiiee,  Suffolk. 


6  BILLETS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Eeast  cont. 
Gu.  six  billets  three  two  and  one  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  a  lion  pass.  vert.     Fayreweather 
or  Fawether,  Brisset,  Suffolk. 
....  Birds 
Az.  six  billets  three  two  and  one  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  three  birds   sa.    Dormer,  West  Wy- 
comb. 

9  BILLETS  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Az.  nine  billets  three  three  two  and  one  or  a 
canton  erm.  Gerard  de  Fanecurt,  E. ;  but 
Faueconer,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Gu.  nine  billets  or  a  canton  erm.    E. 

Sa.  nine  billets  three  three  two  and  one  or  a  can- 
ton erm.     Joan  de  S E. 

on  a  Canton 

Az.  nine  billets  three  three  two  and  one  or  on  a 
canton  of  the  last  a  bird  sa.  Robert  Blundell, 
E.;  but  Blundel,  E,  Harl.  BIS.  6137. 

9  BILLETS  betw.  or  within.... 

Az.  nine  billets  arg.  four  three  and  two  within  a 
bordure  gu.    Bess. 

10  BILLETS 

Arg.    ten  billets    four  three  two    and  one   az. 

Gasselyne,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.   ten  billets  four   three  two   and    one    gu. 

LOFFOSE,  V. 

Arg.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  sa. 
Blunden,  Castle  Blunden,  Kilkenny,  Baro- 
netcy 12  March  1766 ;  quartering  or  a  lion 
passant  guard,  per  pale  gu.  and  sa.     Levaxl. 

Gu.  ten  billets  erm.     Wilthorp. 

Gu.  ten  billets  or.    Wilthorp. 

Gu.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or.  Candrey. 
Caundrey.  Cawdrey.  Peres  (or  Perse)  de 
Codderai,  E.  Conant.  Sr.  Thomas  Cowdray, 
V.  Cowdrey,  co.  Berks ;  and  co.  Hants. 
Denouac. 

Or  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  az.  Gaselee. 
Sr.  Edmond  de  Gascelyn,  co  Hants,  V. 
Gasselyn  or  Gasselyne. 

Or  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  gu.  William 
de  Colevill,  6  Edward  I,  V.  William  de 
Colvile,  E.  Sr  de  Peye,  of  France,  W.  Peyce, 
London. 

Or  ten  billets  sa.     Geffry. 

Or  ten  billets  sa.  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 
Geffry. 

Or  ten  billets  four  three  and  three  sa.  Gabryell, 
V,  Cott.  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 

Or  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  sa.  John 
Belvalle,  V.  Gabell,  Winchester.  Gabriel 
or  Gabryell. 

Or  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  sa.  a  label 
of  five  points  gu.  Edmund  Gacelin,  E.  .  The 
label  gu.  fretty  sa.     Edmund  Gasselin,  F. 

Sa.  ten  billets  arg.  Blundell,  Crosby,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Sa.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or. 
Cowdrey,  Herriard,  co.  Hants. 

10  BILLETS  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Or  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  sa.  a  canton 
erm.   Sr.  Walter  Tonee,  co.  Nottingham,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V.     Touke,  V*. 
Sa  ten  billets  or  a  canton  erm.     Towke,  Notting- 
ham. 


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10  BILLETS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton 

Az.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  on  a  can- 
ton of  the  last  a  raven  ppr.  Blundell,  Ince 
Blundell,  co.  Lancaster.  Blundell,  Carding- 
ton,  co.  Bedford;  Barouetcy  13  October  1620, 
Baron  Edenderry  and  Viscount  Blundell  22 
November  1720  ;  extinct  175G. 
Chief 

Az.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  a  chief 
of  the  last.    Dromer. 

Gu.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  a  chief 
indented  of  the  last.     Sr.  Thomas  Geeton  or 
Goeton,  V. 
on  a  Chief Beast 

Az.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  arg.  on  a 
chief  or  a  demi-lion  rarapt.  issuant  sa.  Sr. 
Robert  Dormore,  V.    Dormee,  V*. 

Az.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  a  demi-lion  ramp,  issuant 
sa.  Sr.  Robert  Dormer,  Eythorpe,  co.  Oxford, 
V.  Dormer,  Ascot,  co.  Buckingham.  Dormer, 
Z,  357,  (the  lion  sometimes  incensed  gu.)  Baron 
Dormer  9  June  1615  (Viscount  Ascott  and 
Earl  of  Carnarvon  2  August  1621;  extinct  1709). 
Doemoe,  V*.  William  Dormore,  West Wycomb, 
V.  Michell  Dormoee,  Thumley,  W.  And  with 
a  crescent  for  diff.  Doemee,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1541. 

Birds 

Az.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  three  birds  of  the  first. 
Dormer,  Wing,  co.  Rutland. 

Az.  ten  billets  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
birds  sa.    Dormer,  V*. 

....  Martlets 

Az.  ten  billets  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
martlets  sa.    Dormer. 

10  BILLETS  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  ten  billets   or  within   a  border  engr.   arg. 

charged  with  eight  hurts.   Salter,  Oswestre,  V. 
Gu.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  within  a 

bordure  engr.  arg.  charged  with  fifteen  hurts 

and  torteaux  alternately.     Salter,  Rich  Kings, 

co.  Buckingham ;  Daventry,  co.  Northampton ; 

and  Battisford,  co.  Suffolk. 
Gu.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  within 

a  bordure  engrailed  az.  bezanty.     Salter,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London  1740 ;    in  Willinghale  Dou 

church. 
Gu.  ten  billets  four  three  two  and  one  or  within  a 

bordure   invecked  az.  bezanty.     Saltiee,  Os- 

w  aids  trey,  co.  Salop. 

11  BILLETS 

Arg.  eleven  billets  four  three  three  and  one  sa. 

Lenall. 
Or  eleven  billets   four  three  three  and  one  sa. 

John  Belvalle,  V,  Cott.  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 

12  BILLETS 

Gu.  twelve  billets  three  four  three  and  two  or. 
Ps.  de  Cowdrav,  F. 

12  BILLETS  and  in  chief 

a  Chief 

Gu.   twelve  billets   four  five  two  and  one a 

chief  indented  or.     Gerton. 

13  BILLETS 

Arg.  thirteen  billets  four  three  three  two  and  one 
sa.    Belvale. 


13  BILLETS  cont. 

Gu.  thirteen  billets  four  four  three  and  two  or. 
Sir  JoBn  (Thomas,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137) 
Couderey,  L.    Cowdrey,  co.  Berks. 

Or  thirteen  billets  four  three  three  two  and  one 
sa.     Gaeryell,  V. 

15  BILLETS 

Arg.  fifteen  billets  five  four  three  two  and  one  sa. 

Belvale. 
Or  fifteen    billets    six    five  three   and  one   sa. 

Belvale. 


15  BILLETS  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Az.  fifteen  billets  five  four  three  two  and  one  or  a 

canton  erm.     Fanacourt. 

on  a  Chief 
Az.  fifteen  billets  five  four  three  two  and  one  or 

on  a  chief  of  the  second  three  birds  sa.     Sr. 

Robert  Dormoee,  Wyng,  V. 

18  BILLETS 

Gu.  eighteen  billets  four  five  four  three  and  two 
or.    William  de  Colevlle,  F. 

20  BILLETS 

Per  saltire  az.  and  gu.  twenty  billets  or.    Conant. 

BILLETY 

Arg.  billety  gu.     Sir  William  Wantyn,  L,  (error). 
Az.  billety  and  crescents  or.     Donmaee. 
Billety  counter-billety  gu.  and  arg.     Billingee. 
Gu.  billety  or.     Sir  John  Cowdeey,  L,  Harl.  MS. 

6589.      Sire   Thomas   de   Coudeey,  N.     Sire 

Thomas  Coudray,  O. 
Or  billety  az.     Sire  Edmon  Gasceline,  N. 
Or  billety  az.  a  label  gu.     Sir  Walter  Gasselyn, 

L.     Sire  Walter  Gasceline,  N. 
Or  billety  and  a  label  gu.    Sir  Walter  Gasselyn, 

L,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
Or  billety  sa.     Sire  Edmond  Gaselyn,  O. 
Or  billety  sa.  a  label  gu.     Geffrey  Gacelyn,  B. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  billety  counter-changed. 

Beliald,  V*. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  billety  or.     Conant. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  billety    counter-changed. 

Kayle. 

BIRD. 

So  many  birds  are  not  clearly  distinguishable  that 
it  will  often  be  requisite  to  consult  several  of 
the  following  subdivisions,  especially  the  first. 

BIRD 

not  specially  named  or  distinguished. 

. . .  .a  bird. . .  .perched  on  the  stump  of  a  tree. . . . 

shooting  forth  new  leaves  and  growing  out  of  a 

mount  in  base. . .  .Desbeisay. 
Az.  a  bird. ..  .feeding  on  the  top  of  a  garb  or 

banded  gu.     Sheae,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  a  bird  arg.  standing  upon  an  apple  or.  Conham, 

co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  a  bird  on  a  rock  ppr.    Rock. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  bird  standing  ....  upon 

the  top  of  a  tree  vert  with  a  bell  hanging  from 

a  sinister  bough  and  over  all  in  base  a  fish  on 

its  hack  with  a  ring  in  the  mouth  ....     City 

of  Glasgow. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  sa.  and  arg.  in  the 

first  quarter  a  bird  (see  DUCK)  of  the  second 

beaked  and  legged  gu.     Brasy,  V. 


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BIRD.        BITTERN  see  Heron  etc. 
BLACKBIRD 

Arg.  a  blackbird  singing  percbed  upon  a  vine  vert 
thereon  a  bat  or.  Ronayne,  D'laugbtane,  co. 
Waterford. 

Or  a  blackbird  (anotber  a  raven  ppr.)  sa.  Beck, 
London;  Baronetcy  1  Nov.  1714  ;  extinct  1764; 
quartering  sa.  a  mullet  (anotber  of  six  points) 
or,  with  az.  a  dolphin  haurient  (arg.  or)  or. 

CHOUGH  see  Crow  etc. 


COCK 

Arg.  a  cock  gu.  Beonhan,  Brouchan,  Brougham, 
and  BEOUGHAN,Wales.  Chaeleswoeth.  Cheke, 

Bludhall,  Suffolk,  W. 
Arg.  a  cock  gu.  armed  crested   and  jelloped  or. 

Beoncham,      1730.      Beougham,     Wales,     V. 

Beoughaed.     Cock  or  Cocks.    Moee,  Barking, 

Essex. 
Arg.  a  cock  gu.  beaked  and  legged  or.  Beoughton, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  cock  gu.  crested  and  jelloped  or.  Beonchan 

or  Beoxjghan,  co.  Cambridge. 
Arg.  a  cock  gu.  armed  crested  and  jelloped  sa. 

Cheike,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  cock  standing  upon  tbe  band  ppr.  of  an 

arm  issuing  in  fess  from  tbe  sinister  side  vested 

az.     Hancoke,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  cock  ppr.  upon  a  mount  vert.    Tredcroft, 

Horsbam,  co.  Sussex;    quartering  Scrase  and 

Michel. 
Arg.  a  cock  sa.     Peice,  London. 
Az.  a  cock  arg.     Lospital. 
Az.  a  cock  or.     Tanand  or  Tanane,  France. 
Az.  a  cock  or  armed  and  crested Boucheeett, 

Willingham,  co.  Lincoln  ;  quartering  Ayscougbe. 
Az.  a  dunghill  cock  perched  upon  an  escallop  or. 

Otterbury. 
Barry  of  twelve  (arg.  and  gu.  V*)  gu.  and  arg.  a 

cock  or.     Clynke,  V. 
Barry  of  twelve  gu.  and  az.  a  cock  or  crested  and 

jelloped  of  the  first.     Clynke  or  Cluyke. 
Gu.  a  cock  arg.    Cheeke.    Cheevely.    Chiefly. 

Lospital. 
Gu.  a  cock  or.     Hamer. 
Or  a  cock  standing  upon  a  horn Holding, 

Middlesex. 
Or  a  cock   gu.   armed  crested   and  jelloped  sa. 

Cheke,  Debenham,  Suffolk,  W. 
Or  a  cock  gu.  beaked   sa.     Cheeke  or  Cheke, 

Suffolk.     Cheke,  V*. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu".  a  cock  in  tbe  first  quarter 

ppr.    Craster. 

CORMORANT 

including  Lever  and  Sea  Crow 

Arg.  a  cormorant  sa.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  lidd- 
ing in  the  beak  a  branch  of  sea-weed  called 
laver  inverted  vert.     Town  of  Liveepool. 

Sa.  a  cormorant  arg.     Popeli.ee,  V. 

CORNISH    CHOUGH  see  Crow  etc. 

CRANE  see  Heron  etc. 

CROW 

including  Cornish  Chough,  Raven,  Rook,  etc. 

Arg.  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.     Teenothen,  Corn- 
wall.   Trenethyn,  1730.    Trevethin,  V. 
Arg.  a  raven  ppr.     Corbet.     Morton,  1730. 


BIRD.  CROW,  etc.  cont. 

Arg.  a  raven  croaking  ppr.    (The  ancient  arms  of) 

Hampden,  Great  Hampden,  co.  Buckingham. 
Arg.  a  raven  ppr.  perched  on  a  torteau.     Raven, 

Creting  St.  Mary's  Suffolk,  temp.  Henry  VIII. 
Arg.  a  rook  ppr.  (?  Matthew,  quartering  sa.  a 

lozenge  arg.) 

Arg.  a  raven   sa.     Coebet,  Hardgray,  Scotland. 

Coebet,  Morton,   Thomas,  Worcester,   p.  20. 

Sir    Thomas     Ernton,     V.        Morton,      V. 

Raventhorp,  V.    Raventhorpe.     Rolfe. 

Arg.  a  raven  sa.  membered  gu.     Trenethin,  Y*. 

Arg.  a  raven  volant  sa.   Ernes.    Whithering  or 

Withering,  Overton,  co.  Stafford. 
Gu.  a  raven  ppr.  in  a  garb  arg.    Watkin  ap  John 

Hir. 
Or.  a  raven  ppr.     Beck,  London ;  Bai'onetcy  1 
November   1714;    extinct   12    January   1764; 
quartering  sa.  a  mullet  (another  of  six  points) 
or,  with  az.  a  dolphin  haurient  (arg.  another) 
or.     Corbet,  Wattlesburgh,  from  wbom   de- 
scended Corbet,  Leigh  and  Sundorne  Castle; 
a  branch  of  Corbet,  extinct  Barons  of  Caus, 
co.  Salop:   Coebet,  Hadley  and  King's  Brom- 
ley, the  heiress  m.  Grevile :    Coebet,  Stoke  and 
Adderley,  quartering  Tboret,  Erdington,  Hop- 
ton,  Gratewood,  and  Hill,  Baronetcy  19  Sep- 
tember 1627  extinct  7  May  1750,  from  wbom 
descended    (Davenant)  Corbet,  Baronetcy  27 
June  1786  extinct  31  March  1823:     Coebet, 
Moreton  Corbet,  quartering  Tboret,  Erdington, 
and  Hopton,  from  whom  descended    (besides 
Corbet,  Elsham,   and    Darnhall,)    quartering 
Humfreston,   Corbet,     Moreton    Corbet,    Ba- 
ronetcy  29    January    1642    extinct   6   August 
1688,  a  widow  created  Viscountess  Corbet  1679 
ob.  1682    the  heiress   m.   Kynaston,  and   its 
branches  Corbet,  Shawbury,  Moreton  Corbet, 
and  Acton  Reynald  Hall,  Baronetcy  3  October 
1808,    quartering   Prynce   and   Wicksted:     as 
well  as  Corbet,  Humfreston,  quartering  Pryse; 
and  its  branches,  Coebet,  Yuysmaengwyn  ;  and 
Corbett,  Nash,  quartering  Jones,  from  whom 
descends    Corbett,    Darnhall,    Elsbam,   and 
Rytber     quartering    Edwin   and     Thompson. 
Coebet,    Sprowston  ;   Baronetcy  4  July  1623 
extinct  1661.     Corbet,  Corbet  Hill,  co.  Wex- 
ford.    Coebet,    co.    Hereford;    Norfolk;    and 
Suffolk.    Richard  Corbet,  Bishop  of  Oxford 
1628,   Norwich   1632-5.      Laroche,   Over,  co. 
Gloucester  ;  quartering  arg.  on  a  mount  vert  an 
eagle   close  looking  at   a   sun   in  glory ;   Ba- 
ronetcy 17  August  1775;  extinct  1805. 
Or  a  raven  ppr.  sitting  upon  an  orb  gu.      Raven, 
Richmond  Herald,  ob.  1615.      Raven,  Hadley, 
Suffolk. 
Or  a  raven  ppr.  collared  arg.     Corbet. 
Or  a  raven  rising  ppr.     Raven,  London. 
Or  a  raven  sa.     Sire  Peres  Corbet,  N.    Sr.  Piers 
Corbet,  Walelsborough,  co.  Gloucester,  temp. 
Edward  III,  V.     Corbet,  Caus;  and  its  rela- 
tions, Corbet,  Shawbury,  Moreton  Corbet,  and 
Acton   Reynald   Hall;  'Baronetcy  3    October 
1808 ;  and  Corbet,  Adderley  Hall  and  Child's 
Ercoll,  co.  Salop.    Corbet,  Humfreston,  and  its 
descendants  as  above.     Corbet,  Stoke-upon- 
Tern,  and  Adderley;  Baronetcy  27  Junel786;  ex- 
tinct 31  March  1823.    Richard  Corbet,  Bishop 
of  Oxford  1628,  Norwich  1632-5.     Morton. 
Or  a  raven  feeding  on  the  back  of  a  hog  lying 

fesswise  sa.    Danskine,  Scotland. 
Or  a  raven  sa.  standing  upon  the  top  of  a  torteau. 
Raven,  V. 


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BIRD.  CROW  etc.  cont.      ' 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  in  chief  a  Cornish  chough 
(ppr.  another  a  raven,  another)  sa.     Hoard. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  gu.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  Cornish  chough  (ppr.  another  a 
raven,  another)  sa.     Acton,  London. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  first  a  rook  ppr.  on 
the  second  a  lozenge  of  the  first  (?  Matthew.) 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  raven 
ppr.  Crastor,  Crastor,  Alnwick,  co.  Northum- 
berland ;  quartering  Wood. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  rook 
ppr.     Craister  or  Craster,  Northumberland. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.in  the  first  quarter  a  Cornish 
chough  (ppr.,  another  a  raven,  another)  sa. 
Wristo. 

DOVE  including  Pigeon 

Arg.  a  dove  ....  with  an  olive-branch  in  the  beak 
vert  on  the  top  of  an  ark  in  water  ppr. 
Gellie,  Blackford. 

Arg.  a  dove  rising  ppr.  out  of  a  tree  growing  from 
a  mount  in  base  vert.     Chauran. 

Az.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  pigeon  arg.    Crop. 

Or  a  dove  rising  on  the  top  of  a  tree  ppr.  grow- 
ing out  of  a  mount  vert.    Dupratt,  Middlesex. 

DUCK 

including  Mallard,  Seateal,  Sheldrake,  Shoveller, 
Smew,  Teal,  and  White  Nun. 

(?  Arg.)  a  sea-teal  gu.  winged  or.     Elcham. 

Az.  a  sheldrake  arg.     Longford. 

Az.  a  smew  or  white  nun  ppr.      Abnott,  Holme, 

Academy. 
Gu.  a  sheldrake  arg.     Langford. 
Gu.  a  shoveller  wings  close  arg.  a  crescent. . . . 

for  diff.      Langford  or  Langeford,  London 

and  Middlesex. 
Quarterly  sa.   and  arg.  in  the  fii-st  quarter  a  teal 

of  the  last.    Brezzy. 
Quarterly  per  fess  daucetty  sa.  and  arg.  in  the 

first  quarter  a  teal  of  the  last.     Bressey. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  sa.  and  arg.  in  the 

first  quarter  a  mallard  of  the  last.     Brescy  or 

Bressy,  Wistaston,  co.  Chester. 
Sa.  a  shoveller  arg.    Popler.    Popeller,  V*. 

EAGLE. 

Arg.  a  demi-eagle  displ.  parted  per  pale  issuing 

from  the  sinister Blomberg,  co.  Somerset ; 

quartering  arg.  on  a  fess  sa.  a  billet  fesswise 
voided  betw of  the  same  counter- 
changed,  and  arg.  a  demi-eagle  issuing  from 
the  dexter  .... 

Arg.  a  demi-eagle  wings  displ.  over  a  castle  upon 
a  hill  all  ppr.     Town  of  Bedford. 

Arg.  a  demi-eagle  displ.  parted  per  pale  issuing 
from  the  sinister  sa.  Laurence  Campegius, 
Bishop  of  Salisbury  1525-34,  impaling  arg.  a 
wolf  salient  sa. 

Arg.  a  demi-eagle  displ.  parted  per  pale  issuing 
from  the  sinister  sa.  Bounteyn,  quartering 
sa.  a  goat  salient  ai*g.  over  all  on  an  escucheon 
....  a  rose  . . . . ,  V. 

Gu.  a  demi-eagle  displ.  parted  per  pale  issuing 
from  the  sinister  gu.  Swetman,  Castleleiffe, 
Kilkenny,  impaling  chequy  ai'g.  and  az. ;  de- 
scended from  Sir  Robert  Swetman,  co.  Water- 
ford,  Baron  by  writ  to  the  Irish  Parliament 
1374. 


BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Or  a  demi-eagle  double  headed  sa.  Lombard, 
Danesfort,  near  Mallow,  co.  Cork ;  impaling 
fusily  or  and  sa. 

....  an  eagle  displ.  reguard  ....  Town  of 
Seaford,  Essex;  seal  .... 

....  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  .... 
Longsdon,  Little  Longsdon,  co.  Derby,  temp. 
Edward  I. 

....  an  eagle  displ looking  at  the  sun  .... 

Hewson,  Ennismore,  Kerry. 

....  on  a  mount.... an  eagle  rising  wings  ex- 
panded and  inverted  looking  upwards  .  ..Sellon. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  ....  Llwyd, 
Llwyn-y-Maen,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az.  Godmonton.  Goodmanston. 
Hore,  Shandon,  co.  Waterford;  the  co-beirsm. 
Donellan,  Bellew,  and  Aylmer.  Hore,  Pole 
Hore,  co.  Wexford;  quartering  Loundres,  Fitz- 
gerald, Misset,  Botiler,  Geynville,  Lacy,  Bygod, 
Marshall,  Clare,  Giffard,  MacMurrough,  Fitz- 
Leons,  Sutton,  Curling,  Northope,  and  Clerke. 
Hore,  Harperstown,  co.  Wexford;  temp.  Ed- 
ward III;  quartering  Harper,  St.  John,  Isham, 
Russell,  Bradstreet,  &c.    Wagby  or  Waygby. 

Arg.  an  eagle  az.  armed  gu.  Walter  Berdene,  Y. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  gu.  Bardney. 
Berden.  Bylney,  Norfolk.  Montgommere, 
co.  Derby.    William  Vauncy,  Y. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  or.  Yancey  or 
Vancy.    Vauncy.     Monsire  de  Wanty,  Y. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  az.  armed  or. 
Mitton. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  barruly  gu.  and  of  the  first. 
Thomas  de  Castre,  Y. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  Blundell.  Brun,  co. 
Chester.  Chamberlayn.  De  Godemantone, 
F.  Hall,  South  Newington,andBanbury,co.Ox- 
ford ;  and  co.  Warwick.  Lanfret  or  Landfret. 
Lewis,  Harpton  Court,  co.  Radnor;  quartering 
a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or.  Henry  Martyn, 
Steple  Mordyn,  co.  Cambridge,  1619,  W.  Reid, 
Scotland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  or.  Chambelyn. 
Chambleyn,  V.*  Sr..de  Chamblin,  V. 
Goodmanston.     Southwell,  co.  York. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  sa.  Bickerton, 
That  Ilk;  and  Luffness;  Scotland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  wings  expanded  gu.      Fergushill. 

Arg.  an  eagle  wings  expanded  gu.  standing  on 
the  trunk  of  a  tree  raguly  vert.    Porter,  V* . 

Arg.  an  eagle  rising  wings  overt  inverted  gu. 
standing  on  a  baston  raguly  in  bend  vert. 
William  Porter,  V. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu. 
Aisencourt,  V.  Aynscourt.  Aysingcourt. 
Dunlop,  Dunlop,  co.  Ayr;  Baronetcy  1838; 
quartering  quarterly  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  arg.;  with 
gu.  a  fess  chequy  arg.  and  az.  William  de 
Grenefeld,  Archbishop  of  York,  1306-15. 
Mitton  or  Mylton,  co.  Oxford.  And  with  a 
mullet  for  diff.     Dunlop,  Garnkirk,  Scotland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  armed  az. 
Milton. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  armed  sa. 
Milton,  Milton,  near  Thame,  co.  Oxford. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  armed  vert. 
Burgh,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  ducally 
gorged  or.     Lang,  Ireland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  per  fess  gu. 
and  sa.  Peterkin,  Scotland.  Peterkyn,  V. 
Peterkin,  V*. 


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BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  ppr.    Enery.    Hore. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  ppr.  and  a 
mullet  for  diff.  ....  Hesketh,  attributed  to 
Huan  Blackleach  alias  Hesketh,  Bishop  of 
Sodor,  &c,  1487-1510. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  purp.     Sire  John  Wauncy,  0. 

Arg.  an  eagle  close  sa.     Ernton,  V. 

Arg.  an  eagle  sa.  armed  gu.  standing  on  a 
child  ppr.  swathed  or  lying  in  a  cradle  vert. 
Coulchiefe. 

Arg.  an  eagle  sa.  taking  up  a  child  gu.  face  ppr. 
Ktt.chech,  Kilchech,  co.  Lancaster ;  quartering 
arg.  a  griffin  segreant  sa. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  Anne  of  Bohemia, 
wife  of  Richard  II.  Bidulph,  East  Green- 
wich, Kent.  Brewn.  Browne,  co.  Chester. 
Broyne.  Bruen,  Stapleford,  co.  Chester. 
Bruen,  Bruen  Stapleford,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Bruin,  V*.  Bryn.  Byrde.  Delap.  Godmanston. 
Greenlaw,  Scotland.  Hulford,  co.  Glou- 
cester. Lyndsey.  Sir  Thomas  Millington, 
M.D.,  1730.  Moriarty,  Ireland.  Ramsay, 
quartered  by  Pitcairn.  St.  Paul,  Ewart 
Park,  co.  Northumberland;  Baronetcy  17  No- 
vember 1813  ;  quartering  az.  on  a  pile  issuant 
from  the  base  throughout  gu.  betw.  on  the 
dexter  side  three  lions  ramp,  or  and  on  the 
sinister  another  of  the  same  arg.  a  cross  as  the 
last  charged  with  nine  billets  sa.,  with  per 
pale  or  and  sa.  a  bend  engr.  counterchanged, 
and  the  same  quarterings  reversed  in  order; 
over  all  pn  escucheon  of  pretence  for  St.  Paul. 
Fane  de  Salis,  quartering  az.  a  griffin  segreant 
or;  all  quarterly,  with  paly  of  six  arg.  and  az. 
on  a  chief  or  a  willow  or  salix  ppr.,  az.  three 
gauntlets  or,  gu.  on  a  saltire  arg.  a  rose  of  the 
first,  gu.  a  fess  or  betw.  six  mullets  arg.,  and 
arg.  quai-terly  with  az.  fretty  silver  over  all  a 
bend  sa.  Amys,  and  Henry,  de  Sawney, 
D.  Scharlton.  Scotez.  Sire  Johan  de 
Strutheleye,  0.  Sire  Johan  deSTYRCHEsLEGH, 
N.  Shelly.  Stabley.  Stapleford,  co. 
Chester.    Urwyn.    Weston,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
....  Sir  John  Ramsay,  Scotland,  temp.  James 
VI.  impaling  az.  a  dexter  hand  holding  a  sword 
in  pale  arg.  hiked  and  pomelled  or  piercing  a 
man's  heart  and  supporting  on  the  point  an 
imperial  crown  ppr. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  bend  az.    Jocoys. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  (baston  Sr.  John  Joce 
or  Jorcy,  L,)  bend  compony  gu.  and  or.     Rose. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  (baston  Sire  Johan  Joce, 
N,)  bend  gu.    Joceys. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  bend  gu.  three 
crescents  of  the  field.     Ramsay,  Drum. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  resting  each  claw 
on  a  column  with  capital  and  base  az. 
Bartolozzi. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  standing  on  a  staff  raguly 
fesswise  in  base  vert.  Selward,  co.  Warwick ; 
and  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  az.  Millington,F. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  Bocklande 
or  Bokeland,  Scotland.  Boyland,  Suffolk. 
Browne,  Ireland.  Bruen  or  Bruin.  Harpins. 
Ramsay,  Baron  Dalhousie  2.r>  August  1618,  Earl 
of  Dalhousie  Baron  Ramsay  29  January  1633, 
Baron  Dalhousie  11  August  1815,  Marquis  of 
Dalhousie  25  August  1849,  quartering'  Broun. 
Ramsay,  Bamff  House,  co.  Perth;  Baronetcy 
1666.     Ramsay,  Russel,  Scotland ;  quartering 


BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Russel.  Sthutheley,  V.  Monsire  de 
Stirchesly,  Y.  Strecheley,  V*.  Stutheley, 
V.  Styrchlegh,  co.  Derby.  Wilberfosse,  V*. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  over  all  on  an  es- 
cucheon of  the  first  a  saltire  of  the  second 
charged  with  an  urchin  (hedgehog)  or. 
Maxwell,  Everingham  Park,  co.  York;  and 
Carlaverock,  co.  Dumfries ;  quartering  Con- 
stable and  Haggerston.  Maxwell,  Earl  of 
Nithsdale  1696-1716. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Bruyne,  Harl.  MS.  1603. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  or.  Alman. 
Bockland  or  Bokeland,  Scotland.  Bocland, 
Buckland,  co.  Hertford.  Bokeland,  Scots,  V. 
Polland.    Rockland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  ppr.  Wllberforce, 
Markington,  co.  York;  a  branch  of  Wilberfos 
or  Wllberforce,  Wilberfos,  co.  York. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  purp.    Eagleston. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  beaked  gu.  Sr.  John  de 
Sterchilegh,  co.  Nottingham,  V. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  collared  ducally  of  the  first. 
Hulkeford,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  crowned  or.    Este. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  and  crowned  sa.     The  Tyrol. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  Atheson, 
Scotland.  Bowcegault.  Brin,  co.  Chester. 
Browne,  Ireland.  Browne,  Baron  Oranmore 
and  Browne,  1838.  Este,  Z,  681.  Evans, 
Marsh-Gibon,  co.  Buckingham.  (?  John 
Evans,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1702,  Meath  1715, 
quartering  arg.  three  ragged  staves  sa.,  an  es- 
cucheon arg.  a  human  leg  couped  at  the  thigh 
sa. )  Glyn  or  Glyne,  W.  Glyn,  Glyn  Llhivon, 
co.  Carnarvon ;  quartering  arg.  three  brands 
raguly  sa.  fired  ppr.,  an  escucheon  arg.  a  hu- 
man leg  couped  at  the  thigh  sa. ;  and  his  de- 
scendants Glynne,  Bisseter,  co.  Oxford ;  and 
Hawarden  Castle,  co.  Flint;  Baronetcy  20  May 
1661 ;  quartering  arg.  three  brands  raguly  sa. 
fired  ppr. ;  and  Glyn,  Gants,  co.  Dorset;  Ba- 
ronetcy 22  November  1800;  descended  from 
Glyn,  Ewell,  Surrey ;  Baronetcy  25  September 
1759;  quartering  Lewen  and  Powell.  Hoare, 
Ireland.  Hughes,  Wales.  Hughes,  Bodwryn, 
co.  Anglesey.  Millington,  Millington,  co. 
Chester;  and  Essex.  Morris,  The  Hurst,  co. 
Salop.  Sicheston.  Worth,  Luckham,  co. 
Somerset.  Anne  of  Bohemia,  wife  of  Richard 
II,  quartering  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  over  all  on  a 
chev.  gu.  three  roses  or.  Humfreston,  co. 
Hants. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  standing 
on  a  billet  traverse  the  escucheon  raguled  and 
trunked  vert.     Selwood. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  perched 
upon  a  staff  fesswise  raguly  vert.  Dellwood 
or  Delwood. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  standing 
on  a  piece  of  a  tree  raguly  vert.  Delward  or 
Delwood,  V*.  But  with  a  crescent  ....  for 
diff.    Henry  Delwood,  V. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  az. 
Segheston.     Sikeston. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed 
gu.  Lloyd,  Havering,  co.  Essex.  Ramsey. 
Siggeston  Segheston  or  Siggeston. 
Sigheston,  V.  John  de  Siggston,  V. 
Siggstone,  V*.  John  de  Siggeston,  Y. 
Monsire  de  Sigeston,  Y. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BIRD.  EAGLE   cont. 

Arg.  an  eagle  djspl.  double  headed  sa.  armed  or. 

Morris.     Worth,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  beaded  sa.  beaked  gu. 

Loyd,  Wales. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  beaded  sa.  beaked  or 

over  all  a  fess  gu.    Worth,  Barnstaple,  co. 

Devon.    Worth  or  Wrothe. 
Arg.  an  eagle   displ.  sa.  legged  gu.      Thomas 

Strichelay,  r. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  legged  or.    Buceland. 
Arg.    an    eagle    displ.    reguard.  sa.    armed    or. 

Bokeland,  V. 
Arg.    an    eagle    recursant    wings     overture    sa. 

Back. 
Arg.  an  eagle  rising  sa.  armed  or.     Hiltoft  or 

Hiltofte. 
Ai'g.  an   eagle  rising  wings  overt    inverted  sa. 

armed  or.     Hiltofte,  V. 
Arg.  an  eagle  preyant  sa.  upon  a  child  swaddled 

gu.    Culcheth,  V*.      The  child  ppr.  swatbed 

gu.  banded  or.    Culcheth  or  Kulcheth,  Cul- 
cheth, co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  an  eagle  wings  expanded  sa.  preyant  upon  a 

child  ppr.  swathed  gu.  banded  or.    Hyndley. 

Ktlcheche. 
Arg.  an  eagle  wings  expans-ed  sa.  standing  upon 

a  child  swathed  gu.  banded  or.      Culcheth,  V. 
Arg.  an   eagle    wings    expanded   sa.  armed   or. 

Hiltofte,  V*. 
Arg.  an  eagle  volant  sa.  seizing  upon  a  child  ppr. 

swathed  gu.  in  a  nest  of  the  first  on  a  tree  era- 
dicated as  the  second.    Risley. 
Arg.   an    eagle    vert    armed    gu.      Monsire   de 

Bilney,  r. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  vert.  Sire  Roger  de  Btlneye, 

N.     Sir  Roger  Bilney  or  Bylney,  L  ;    but 

Builney,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137.    Bilney,  Norfolk. 

Mac  Eniery,  Ireland.     Smithers. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  vert  a  baston  compony  gu. 

and  of  the  first.     Sir  John  Silton,  L,  Harl.  BIS. 

6589. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  vert  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  roses 

of  the  field.     Humfreston,  Humfreston,   co. 

Salop. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  gu.    Sr.  Roger 

Bilney,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  William  Bylney,  Y. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  gu.  crowned  or. 

BoTRINGHAM. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  vert.  Low,  V*. 
Low,  co.  Lancaster.    Lowe,  co.  Lancaster,  W. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  in  bend  vert. 
Dellwood. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  vert  armed  gu. 
Law,  Archdeacon  of  Rochester. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  Cayne.  Sir  Robert 
Cotton  de  Bruce,  Hatley  St.  George,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, 1730.  Cotton,  Connington,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon, usurped  by  Cayne.  Cotton,  Gidding 
Abbots,  co.  Huntingdon  ;  the  heiress  m.  Fitz- 
herbert.  Cotton,  Ridware,  co.  Stafford ;  from 
co.  Chester ;  adopted,  instead  of  his  own  coat, 
arg.  a  bend  sa.  betw.  two  ogresses,  by  William 
Cotton  (on  marriage  with  Agnes,  heiress  of 
Walter  de  Ridware  of  Hempstall  Ridware,  co. 
Stafford,  temp.  Edward  III),  from  whom  de- 
scended Cotton,  Ridwai-e,  Bould,  and  Crack- 
marsh,  co.  Stafford  ;  and  Cotton,  Connington, 
co.  Huntingdon;  Baronetcy  29  June  1611; 
extinct  27  March  1752.  Este,  as  borne  by 
Mary  Beatrix  Eleanor,  daughter  of  Alfonso  II 
Duke  of  Modena,  wife  of  James  II ;  quarterly 
with   az.  three  fleurs-de-lis    or  a  bordure  in- 


BIRD. 


EAGLE   cont. 


dented  point  in  point  or  and  gu.  for  Ferrara. 

Hill.      Hullers.      Joan   de    Hulle,    E,  F. 

Redward    or    Ridward,   Netherseil,   co.   Lei- 
cester, temp.  Henry  III.      Sire  Thomas   de 

Rideware,  N.    Sr.  Thomas  de  Ridware,  temp. 

Edward   I,  V.       Rydware  or  Rydeware,   co. 

Cambridge;  and  Canterbury,  Kent.   Shuldham, 

Dunmanway,      co.      Cork;     descended     from 

Schuldam  or  Shouldham,  Shouldham's  Manor, 

Norfolk;  Admiral  Molyneux  Shuldham,  Baron 

Shuldham,  1776;    and  Shuldham,  co.  Long- 
ford.    Sparse.      Tovy,  Scotland.      Vampage. 

Wilcotts,  V.    And  with  a  3-foil  of  the  second 

for  diff.    Vampage. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  bar  sa.  two  mullets 

of  the  second.    Barr  or  Barry,  Scotland. 
Az.an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  bend  gu.    Hill  alias 

Hule,  Parva  Drayton,  co.  Salop. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  bendlet  gu.     Hutxies, 

V*.      Sr.    Richard    Hullys,  co.   Cambridge, 

temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Az.  an   eagle   displ.  arg.  a  baton   in   bend   gu. 

Hulley  Hullies  and  Hullys.      Hulleys  or 

Hullers,  co.  Cambridge.      Sire   Richard  de 

Hulles,  N. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  fess  sa.  two  mullets 

of   the  second.       Barr  or  Barry,   Scotland. 

Bettie,  Scotland. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or.     Sr.  Thomas 

Cotton,  Ridware,  V.    Hill.    Hulles.    Parke, 

Sr.  Thomas  de  Ridware,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Sparke.    Wtlcocks.    Wilcotts  aliqs  Sparke, 

V. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or  collared  with  a 

ducal  coronet  gu.    Wiloocks. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  and  collared  with  a 

ducal  coronet  or.    Wilcots.    Wilcotts,  V. 
Az.   an    eagle  displ.   arg.    armed    and    crowned 

(another  also  holding  a  sceptre  and  orb)  or. 

Este,  as  borne  quarterly  with  Ferrara  by  Mary 

Beatrix  Eleanor,  daughter  of  Alfonso  II  Duke 

of  Modena,  wife  of  James  II. 
Az.    an    eagle    displ.    arg.  collared  ducally    or. 

Raineford,  Cumberland. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  crowned  or.  Sharnesfeld, 

K.G.,  V.    Sharnesfield. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.      Cadmer. 

Matthew  or  Mathyn. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  over  all  a 

bendlet  sa.    Langton,  co.  Leicester. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  over  all  on 

a  fess  sa.  two  mullets  of  the  second.    Barrie, 

Scotland. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  armed  gu. 

Machin.    Mathyn,  V. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  armed  or. 

Vampage. 
Az.  an  eagle  with  wings  elevated  arg.     Coton, 

Ashill,  Norfolk. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  wings  downward  arg.  crowned 

or.     (Part  of  the  arms  of)  Diepholz,  Z,  871. 
Az.  an  eagle  barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.     Monsire 

John  Chanscyre,  Y. 
Az.    an   eagle   displ.  barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu. 

Chanserie,  V. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu. 

Cansure.    Sr.  John  Castre  or  de  Castre,  L. 

Chanserire,  V*. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  barruly  arg.  and  gu.    Morvill, 

Cumberland,  temp.  Henry  II. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  chequy  arg.  and  gu.    Moravia, 

quartered  by  Bohemia. 


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BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  erminois.  Lyde, 
Stanton  Wick,  co.  Somerset,  1641 ;  and  Ayot 
St.  Lawrence,  co.  Hertford  ;  Baronetcy  13  Oc- 
tober 1772,  extinct  22  July  1791,  quartering 
Sage,  Payne,  and  Mortimer. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Baeteam.  Beckbeeie, 
Hill  Wotton,  co.  Warwick.  Bigbery,  Essex. 
Bigbery,  V.     Dunne,  Brittas,  Queen's  County. 

GODMANSTON,  V.     GOODMANSTON,  V.     GEANDISON 

or  Geanson.  Hall  or  Hull,  co.  Cambridge. 
Philip  ap  Ivor,  Lord  of  Iscoed.  Jane  or 
Jeane.  Matthew.  Raynsfoed.  Wat  de 
Saenesfeld,  E.  M.  Nycoll  Sarnesfeld,  S. 
Sholdham  or  Schouldam,  Norfolk.  Hugo  de 
Schuldham,  roll  of  Manor  of  Marham,  Nor- 
folk circa  1275.  Spencee.  Steenested,  V*. 
Sr.  Guy  Stenesclode,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I, 
V.  Stensclod.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
....     Charles  Doyne,  D.C.L.,  ob.  1617. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  baton  gu.  Sire  Johan  de 
Wolyeetone,  N. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  bend  gu.  Wolveeton, 
Wolverton,  co.  Buckingham,  temp.  Henry  III. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  bendlet  gu.  Sr.  John 
Wolveeton,  co.  Buckingham,  temp.  Edward 
I,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  ribbon  gu.     Gueeiet. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  on  a  fess  arg.  three  ermine 
spots  sa.    Beegee. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  holding  in  the  beak  a  penner 
andinkhorn  standing  on  a  bookfesswise  closed 
the  claSps  downwards  or.  Company  of 
Sceiveners,  London. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  arg.  Cestham  or 
Cesthin. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  gu.  Bigbury,  Big- 
bury,  co.  Devon ;  the  heiresses  m.  Champer- 
nowne  and  Durnford.  Biggorge.  Hall.  Sr. 
— .  de  Hule,  co.  Cambridge,  V.  Scholdham, 
V.  John  Sharnesfelde,  Y.  Shaenfield. 
Shouldhah,  Norfolk.  Shuldham,  Marlesford 
Hall,  Suffolk.  Speak.  John  de  Wolveeton, 
Y.    Monsire  de  Wolveeton,  Y. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  sa.  crowned  gu. 
Charnfield,      V*.  Sharnefield,       V*. 

Shaenfield. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  ducally  gorged  arg.  Hall. 
Harrison,  London,  descended  from  Durham. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  crowned  arg.     Saenefield. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  crowned  gu.    Sr de 

Chaenfelde,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  and  crowned  or.    Ceanfteld. 

Az.an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or.  DeBoYviLLE. 
Loth  or  Lothe.  Lyde,  Collinson,  Somerset, 
ii,  436.  Mitton.  Pynell.  Speake,  V*. 
Speke,  co.  Somerset,  V.    Sweetman. 

Az.  au  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or  a  bend  sa. 
Langton,  Church  Langton,  co.  Leicester. 

Az.  an  eagle  pouncing  on  a  hare  courant  or. 
Denskine,  Scotland. 

Az.  an  eagle  reguard.  to  the  sinister  rising  wings 
overt  and  inverted  or  beaked  gu.  Richard 
Canvill,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  ayrant  or  armed  gu.  Bygbeey,  co. 
Devon. 

Az.  an  eagle  wings  endorsed  or.  Edmunds, 
Lyndhurst,  near  Southampton. 

Az.  an  eagle  with  wings  endorsed  standing  on  a 
branch  of  laurel  all  or.  Priory  of  Austin  Canons 
at  Caeemarthen,  Wales. 

Az.  an  eagle  reguard.  wings  expanded  or  armed 
gu.    Canvill,  V*. 


BIRD. 


EAGLE  cont. 


Az.  an  eagle  volant  or.  Edmonds,  Winslow,  co. 
Buckingham  ;   and  Cornwall. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  per  pale  or  and  arg.  beaked 
(and  legged,  Harl.  MS.  1392)  gu.  standing  on 
a  piece  of  a  tree  raguly  (per  pale  of  the  third 

and  second,  Harl.  MS.  1392) Pynyll,  co. 

Devon,  W.    Pyngill,  Harl.  MS.  1392. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  per  pale  or  and 
arg.  holding  in  each  claw  a  baston  (erect 
V*.)  sloped  pilewise  of  the  opposite  metals. 
Pyvell,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  ppr.  Spaekes,  in  Bramley 
Church. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  gu.     Speake,  V*.    Sr.  John  Speke,  V. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
Garnegott. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
Sr.  John  Walrond,  co.  Wilts,  V. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  gu.  Waldeon  or  Walron,  co.  Devon  ; 
Pucklechurch,  co.  Gloucester;  andAlborne,  co. 
Wilts. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  gu.  armed  or.    Speke,  Cornwall. 

Barry  of  seven  or  aud  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
armed  or.     Jernegan  Fitz  Hugh,  Tanfelde,  P. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  an  eagle  double 
headed  expanded  gu.  Walrond,  Alborne,  co. 
Wilts. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
Peannell,  Rudsmill,  co.  Hertford. 

Barry  of  seven  or  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  sa. 
Prannell  or  Peanell,  Martin  Wothy,  co. 
Hants;  and  London;  granted  1584.  Henry 
Peannell,  Alderman  of  London  1584,  W. 

Barry  of  eight  az.  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  gu.  Le  Espek,  co.  Devon;  Speke, 
WhitelackingtoD,  co.  Somerset ;  the  heiress  m. 
North  ;  and  Speke,  Jordans,  Ilminster. 

Barry  of  nine  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
Gaenegan,  temp.  William  I,  V.  Jeenegan,  V*. 

Barry  of  ten  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
Geenegan,  Tanfield,  Richmond. 

Barry  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  Waleban, 
Sutton  Walrond,  co.  Dorset,  temp.  Henry  II. 

Barruly  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  Gaenegan 
or  Garnegott. 

Barruly  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  Gaenagan 
or  Garnegott. 

Barruly  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  of 
the  second.  Gernagon  Fitz-Gernagon,  Tan- 
feild,  Y. 

Barruly  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first. 
Geenegan. 

Chequy  az.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  arg.    Baeeow. 

Erm.  an  eagle  displ.  ermines  on  a  chev.  engr.  or 
three  lozenges  az.  Hyde,  Whetstone,  Middle- 
sex; granted  1691. 

Erm.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  Sr.  Thomas 
Bedingfelde,  Norfolk,  V.  Bedingfeld,  co. 
Gloucester;  Bedingfield,  Suffolk;  and  Ditching- 
ham,  (established  there,  1350,  by  a  younger 
son)  Norfolk.  Bedingfield,  V*.  Sir  Henry 
Bedingfeld,  Oxborough,  and  Beckhall,  Nor- 
folk ;  and  Brailes,  co.  Warwick ;  Baronetcy  2 
January  1660.  Sir  Robert  Bedingfield,  Al- 
derman of  London  1703.  Browne,  Collinson, 
Somerset,  i,  105.  Martyn,  Staplemorden,  co. 
Cambridge. 

Erm.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  az.  Sr.  Nicholas 
Codham,  V. 


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BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Ei-m.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.   Wooden, 

Suffolk. 
Erin,  an  eagle  rising  holding  in  the  dexter  claw 

a  stone  gu.    John  Simtnges,  M.D.,  V. 
Erra.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  Read,  Cairney,  quartered 

by  Lyon. 
Erm.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  a  bendlet  com- 
pony  or  and  az.     Rose,  Easter  Gate,  Sussex ; 
granted  16  February  1(581. 
Erra.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  fess  chequy  or  and  az. 

Chambers. 
Erm.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  gu. 

Sr de  Worthe,  Devon,  V.      Worth  or 

De  Worthe,  Worth,  Devon,  temp.  Henry  II. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  Chamberlayn.  Cosyn, 
Norfolk.  Geney.  Joan  de  Godemonestone, 
E.  Godenenonestone,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Lymesey  Lymsey  Lyndsey  or  Lynsey. 
Priaulx,  Guernsey.  Sire  Henry  de  Sodhull, 
0.  Soothilx,  Soothill,  near  Wakefield.  Sr. 
Henry  Sothill,  V.  Sire  Johan  Sothulle,  N. 
Southill,  co.  Leicester.  Southwell,  Essex ; 
and  co.  Lincoln.  Suthill,  Redburn,  co.  Lin- 
coin.  Wayny. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  bend  compony  or  and 

sa.    Deane. 
Gu.  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  and  an  eagle  displ.  arg. 

Goodsinging. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  beaked  or  a  (fess  or  rather) 

bar  az.    William  de  Sothllle,  G. 
Gu.   an  eagle    arg.  membered    or.      Bigberie. 

Johan  de  Sothile,  G. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or.     Bigberie. 
Sothill,  V*.  Sr.  John  Sothille,  Essex,  temp. 
Edward  III,  Harl.  MS.  1392.    Henry  Sotthill, 
Y.     Sr.  John  Tothlll,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I, 
V.     Wakey,  V*.     Wayney  Wayny  or  Wancy, 
Harl.  MS.  1392. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  crowned  or.     Marckner. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  Maceldon, 
V.      Malcedon.     Fitz-Stephen,  Norton,  co. 
Devon. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  six  erm.  and   az. 

Barnett,  quartered  by  Rolls. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  six  or  and  vert. 

Coche  or  Cochey. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  eight  or  and  vert. 

Coche,  V*. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  ten  or  and  vert.     Sr. 

....  de  Coche,  V. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  twelve  or  and  az. 

Coche,  V*. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  twenty-three  or  and 

az.    Coche,  V. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  bendy  of  three  or  and  of  the 

first.    Illey,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.    an    eagle    displ.    erm.  Waney,    1730. 

Wayney,  V. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  armed  or.  Madreston. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Geney.  Godard,  V. 
Godard,  Walpole,  Norfolk.  Goddard,  Stan- 
den,  Swiuden,  Catford,  and  Ogbourn,  co.  Wilts, 
1730.  Gothard,  Newcastle.  Kevermond.  Sire 
Peres  de  Lehesi,  N.  Richar  de  Limesky,  G. 
Lisley.  Lymesey  or  Lyndsey,  co.  Warwick. 
Sire  Piers  de  Lymesy,  0.  Priaulx,  Guernsey. 
M.  Raffe  Rocheford,  quartering  quarterly  gu. 
and  or  (another  or  and  gu.)  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zanty,  S.  Storange  or  Storinge.  Strong, 
Ross,  co.  Hereford.  Strong,  Ii'eland. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  baston  az.  Sire  Felip  de 
Illeye, N. 


BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  baston  of  the  arms  of 

Mounford.     Sire  Richard  de  Lemesi,  JV. 
Gu.   an    eagle    displ.    or    a    bend    az.      Illey, 

Suffolk. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  bendlet  az.     Sr.  Philip 

Illey,  co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  and  ducally  crowned 
arg.     Grabye,  V*.     Granted  1592  to  Graves, 
co.  Northampton;  James  Grayve,  co.    York; 
and  John  Grave,  London,  W.   Grave,  Thanks, 
Cornwall ;  Westfirle,  Sussex  ;  and  Heyton,  co. 
York. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  az.    Lemesey,  co. 
Warwick.        Monsire    de   Linsie,   Y.       John 
Lymesey  or  Lymesy,  Y. 
Gu.  an   eagle  displ.  or  armed  sa.      Lemosy  or 
Lymesey,   co.  Warwick.      Limsey,  Arley,   co. 
Warwick:    temp.   Henry  III.      Lindsey,   V*. 
Sr.  Piers  Linsey,  co.  Warwick,  temp.  Edward  I, 
V.    Pevensey,  V. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  collared  ducally  az.   Stone, 

London. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  crowned  arg.     Greaves, 

Kent ;  and  St.  Leonard's  Forest,  Sussex. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or.    Blewett 
or  Bluett.    Sr.  John  Ferit  or  De  la  Ferit,  I. 
Fitz-Stephen,  Norton,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double-headed  or  dimidiated 
with  chequy  arg.  and  az.      Sweetman,  co.  Kil- 
kenny;   and   Swetman,    Castleleiffe,    co.   Kil- 
kenny, as  descended  from  Sir  Robert  Swetman 
Barony  by  writ  to  the  Irish  Parliament  1734 
presumed  to  be  in  abeyance. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or  a  baston 

arg.    Lenosby. 
Gu.  an  eagle  ayrant  or.    Bardolph,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  an  eagle  wings  elevated  or.     Heald,  Par's 
Wood,  Didsbury,  Manchester;  quartering  az.  a 
fret  or  over  all  on  a  fess  arg.  a  rose  betw.  two 
crosses  patty  gu.  barbed  and  seeded  ppr. 
Gu.  an  eagle  wings  expanded  and  ducally  gorged 
or.     Grave,   London;  and  York;    granted  12 
June  1591. 
Gu.  an  eagle  volant  recursant  in  bend  wings  over- 
ture or.    Bees. 
Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  an  eagle 

displ.  sa.    Nicholas,  France. 
Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  an  eagle  displ. 

double  headed  or.    Goodman. 
Gyronnyof  eighterm.andsa.an eagle  displ.double 
headed  or.     Goodman,  Golborn,  co.  Chester; 
co.  Hertford  ;  and  London.    Gorman. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg. 

Lenthorne. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  an  eagle  volant  gu. 

Leverett. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  armed  of 

the  first.  Chilton. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.  Carnegie,  Carnegie,  Scot- 
laud.  Sr.  Walter  Fishide,  V.  Fylsheal,  co. 
Dorset.  Lucton  or  Lugtown,  That  Ilk.  Sire 
William  de  Mongomeri,  N,  or  Montgomery,  0. 
Sir  John  Montgomery,  Q.  Montgomery, 
Captain  of  Calais  and  Admiral  of  the  Fleet  1347. 
Peverell,  Ermington,  co.  Devon  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Carew.  Rouse  or  Rous,  Modbury,  co.  De- 
von ;  the  senior  descendants  of  Radulphus  le 
Rufus.  Sholdham,  Norfolk. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.  quarterly  with  arg.  three 
bars  wavy  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  castor- 
beaver  with  his  head  turned  biting  off  the  castor 
or.    Town  of  Beverley,  co.  York. 


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BIRD.                   EAGLE  cont. 
Or  an  eagle  displ on  a  fess  engr.  az.  a  be- 
zant betw.  two  buckles.     Lapsley,  Scotland. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.  bolding  in  the  dexter  talon 

a  rose  slipped  in  pale  ppr.     Carnegie. 
Or  an   eagle   displ.   az.   armed   gu.      Carnegie, 
Southesk,  co.  Forfar;  and  Kinnard,  Scotland. 
M.  Nicol  Mongomeri,  S.     Montgomery,  Cub- 
ley,   co.  Derby.       Sr.   John   Montgomery,  Q, 
Harl.  MS.  6595.      Sr.  William  Montgomery, 
Derby,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.   armed  gu.  beaked  of  the 
first.      Montgomery,  Sherington,  co.  Bucking- 
ham; Cubley,  co.  Derby;  and  co.  Stafford. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  and  vulning  itself  on 

the  dexter  wing  gu.     Rouse,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  pruning  its  wings  az.  armed  gu. 
Rous,  Edmerstone,  co.   Devon ;    and  Halton, 
Cornwall,    quartering    Edmerstone.  Rous, 

Piercefield,  co.  Monmouth  ;  and  Courtyrala,  co. 
Glamorgan ;    derived  through   Rous,  Wotton- 
under-Edge,    from    Rous,    Edmerstone,    and 
Halton,  quartering  Rous. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.  crowned  gu.      Sr.  John 

Montgomery,  Q. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  az.  armed  arg. 

Bluett,  co.  Hants. 
Or  an  eagle  close  gu.    Aquila. 
Or  an  eagle  in  full  aspect  gu.  standing  on  a  perch 

issuiug  out  of  the  sinister  side  arg.    Body. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.      John  Bluet,  G.      Sir 
John  Bluett,  L.      Dernford.      Lyfe  ;  quar- 
tering Uz.  an  eagle  displ.  or.     Lyff,  W.  quar- 
tering az.  an  eagle  displ.  or.    Lyndsey,  Colby, 
co.  Norfolk.     MTntire,  England;  quartering 
arg.     a     galley    sails    furled     sa.     flags     gu. 
Montgomery,  Cubley,  co.  Derby  ;  extinct  temp. 
Henry  VIII,  the  coheiresses   m.  Vernon  and 
Giffard.     Pumise  or  Puynse. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  az.     Pevensey,  V. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.   (another  purp.)  armed 

az.      Sr de  Ethelston,  co.  Chester,    V. 

Lindsey,  V*.  Sr.  Philip  Linsey,  co.  North- 
ampton temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Sethelston,  V*. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  Sir  John 
Blewett,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589.  Blewett,  co. 
Hants.  Bloet,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Sir  John 
Bluett, co.  Hants,  temp.  Edward  l,V.  Blower. 
An  augmentation  to  Boyle,  Baron  Boyle,  31 
January  1699,  Baron  Boyle  Viscount  Kelburne 
and  Earl  of  Glasgow  12  April  1703,  Baron  Ross 
11  August  1815 ;  quartering  Boyle,  and  with  an 
escucheon  for  Boyle  of  Kelburne.  Peterkin, 
Scotland.  Sire  Johan  Pluet,  N.  Rougemont, 
V*.  Rougemount,  V. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  armed  arg. 

Bluet,  co.  Hants. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  and  langued  sa. 
M'Intyre,  Glenoe,  Scotland  ;  quartering  arg.  a 
galley  sails  furled  sa.  flags  gu.,  with  arg.  a 
sinister  hand  couped  fesswise  gu.  holding  a 
cross  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  purp.    Lyndsey,  Kent.     Sire 

Felix  de  Lyndesheye,  N. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  purp.  a  baston  compony  az. 

and  arg.     Sire  Simon  de  Lyndesheye,  N. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  purp.  armed  gu.    Ethelstan. 

Lindsey,  Cumberland.    John  Lyndesey,  Y. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  purp.  (another  gu.)  armed  az. 

Sr de    Ethelston,    co.    Chester,    V*. 

Lindsey,  V*.     Sr.  Philip  Linsey,  co.  Northum- 
berland, temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Sethelston,  V*. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  purp.    Lothe. 


BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  Browne,  Ireland.  Buggin 
or  Buggens.  Carpenter.  Benedictine  Priory 
of  St.  Mary  at  Coventry,  co.  Warwick  ;  Jlfo- 
nasticon.  Edwyn.  Ascribed  to  Edwin  the 
Saxon  Earl  of  Coventry  temp,  of  William  I. 
Cobham.  Hugford  Hugforde  or  Hukeford, 
co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  I.  The  King  of 
the  Romans,  V.  Kirhile  or  Kirhir,  co.  De- 
von. Kirhill,  co.  Devon,  V.  Kirkhill,  co. 
Devon.  Panther,  Pitmedden,  Scotland.  John 
Ramsey,  in  S.  Olave,  Southwark,  1669. 
Leojric,  Earl  of  Mercia,  as  borne  by  Temple, 
Stowe,  co.  Buckingham,  Baronetcy  29  June, 
1611  (Baron  Cobham  19  October  1714;  Vis- 
count Cobham  23  May  1718  till  1749) ;  quar- 
tering Sheppey,  Everton,  Heritage,  Spencer, 
Spencer,  Deverell,  Lincoln,  Warsted,  Heritage, 
and  Lee  ;  and  by  Temple,  Baron  Temple  and 
Viscount  Palmerston  12  March  1772.  Weston, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii  368.  Weston,  Lich- 
field; and  Preston  Hall,  Essex;  quartering 
erm.  on  a  chief  az.  five  bezants.  Weston,  co. 
Norfolk ;  quartering  Branthwayt. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  bend  arg.  Hakeford. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  bend  compony  gu.  and 

arg.     Seperton,  co.  Hereford. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  az.    Poissy. 
Or  an   eagle  displ.    sa.  armed  gu.      Algar  or 
Alger.    Almayne.    Carnegie.    Cullen,  East 
Sheen,  Surrey. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  beaked  gu.     Symon  de 

Lindeseie,  G. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  beaked  gu.  a  baston  com- 
pony az.  and  gu.  Felipe  de  Lindeseie,  G. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  collared  arg.  Hakeford, 
co.  Gloucester.  Huckford,  V.  Sire  Wauter 
de  Hukeford,  N.  Sr.  Walter  Hukford,  co. 
Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Hulkford, 
co.  Gloucester. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  crowned  ducally  gu.  Wolff, 
Cams  Hall,  co.  Hants ;  Baronetcy  18  October 
1766  ;  extinct  3  February  1837  ;  quartering  az. 
an  armed  arm  issuing  out  of  the  clouds  from 
the  sinister  grasping  a  sword  in  the  attitude  of 
striking  ppr.,  with  arg.  a  naked  arm  issuing 
out  of  clouds  from  the  sinister  holding  a  palm 
branch  ppr.,  and  or  a  triangle  sa. ;  over  all  vert 
a  wolf  pass  ppr.  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  Austria. 
The  Emperor  of  Germany,  V.  Montferant. 
Baron  De  Rothschild  ;  quarterly  with  az.  an 
arm  embowed  holding  eight  arrows  counter- 
crossing  each  other  ppr.,  and  or  a  lion 
ramp  gu.,  over  all  on  an  inescucheon  gu.  a 
round  pointed  target  in  bend  sinister  .... 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  az. 

Rome. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  gu. 

The  Emperor  of  Almayne,  Y. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  gu. 
crowned  gold.    The  Empire,  as  quartered  by 
Modena. 
Or  an  eagle  preyant  sa.  upon  an  infant  swaddled 

of  the  first.  Culchech  or  Culehech. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  reguard.  sa.  Weston,  Baron 
Weston  13  April  1628;  Earl  of  Portland  17 
February  1633;  extinct  1688.  Weston, 
Rugely,  co.  Stafford ;  granted  by  Segar. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  wings  downward  sa.  Frederick 
II,  Emperor  of  Germany,  Z,  87.  Edmund 
Earl  of  Cornwall,  son  of  Richard  the  King  of 
the  Romans,  Z,  95. 


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BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert.  Lyndsey,  Northum- 
berland. Sire  Rauf  de  Monhermer,  N.  Sr. 
Rauff  de  Monthermer,  H.  Montgomery. 
Ralph  Lord  Monthermer,  impaling  or  three 
chev.  gu.  for  his  wife  Joan  (Plantagenet)  of 
Acre,  daughter  of  Edward  I,  in  whose  right  lie 
was  Earl  of  Gloucester  and  Hertford.  K,  Harl. 
MS.  6137 ;  Z,  142,  441-5.  Mounthermer, 
Essex.     Salisbury,  Montgomery. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  a  bend  compony  arg.  (?az.) 
and  or.    Sexton. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  a  baston  compony  gu. 
and  arg.  Sir  John  de  Silton  Sylhton  or 
Sylton,  L.    Sire  Johan  de  Sibbetone,  N. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  a  bendlet  compony  gu. 
and  arg.  Sr.  John  Saperton  or  Sapton, 
co.  Hereford,  V.  Septon.  Sybton  or 
Sybleton. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  az.  a  bend  counter- 
changed.     Sexton. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  gu.  Raufe  de 
Monhermer,  .F.  Sr.  Raufe  de  Monthermer, 
V.  Monsire  Edward  Mounthermer  or  de 
Monthermer,  Y. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  gu.  a  baston  com- 
pony of  six  pieces  as  the  second  and  arg.  John 
de  Seperton,  Y.    Monsire  de  Seperton,  Y. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  sa.     Monthermer. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  of  the  last. 
(?  Chamberlayn.) 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a 
bendlet  gu.  Sr.  John  Babbwell,  Middlesex, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed 
or.    Babwell  or  Babbwell,  Middlesex. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed 
or  a  bend  gu.  Babbwell  or  Babwell,  Middlesex. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.   Stone. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  counter- 
changed.  Blacknell,  co.  Warwick ;  and  co. 
Berks. 

Per  bend  az.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  counter- 
changed.    Blacknoll. 

Per  bend  gu.  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed 
or.     Eliston,  Cogshall,  Essex. 

Per  bend  gu.  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Sr  . . . 
de  Grave  or  Grane,  V.   Grave,  1730.  Grayne. 

Per  bend  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  counter- 
changed.  Blacknell,  co.  Warwick ;  and  co. 
Berks.  Blacknoll,  V*.  Sr.  John  de 
Blackwall  or  Blakenhall,  co.  Warwick,  V. 

Per  bend  sa.  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  counter- 
changed  armed  and  crowned  gu.  Pessemarche 
or  Pessmarche,  Essex. 

Per  bend  sa.  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  counter- 
changed  crowned  or.  Pesemarch,  V*.  Sr.... 
de  Pesemarche,  Essex,  V.  Pesemarsh. 
Pesmerche,  V. 

Per  bend  vert  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Grane. 
Grave,  V.  Greaves,  Greaves,  temp.  Henry 
III,  Ingleby  Hill,  and  Burtonon-Trent ;  Beeley, 
and  Stanton,  co.  Derby  ;  and  Mayfield,  co.  Sta- 
ford.     Grove. 

Per  chev.  engr.  or  and  az.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ. 
sa.     Hontbark. 

Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  over  all  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
Elson,  Barham,  Sussex. 

Per  chief  enn.  and  or  over  all  an  eagle  displ.  sa. 
Mewess  Mewsse  or  Mowse,  Woburn,  Bedford. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ. 
double  headed  counterchanged.  Newbottle. 
Newbottell,F.  Newbottel.  Newhottell,F*. 


BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Per  fess  az.  with  paly  of  six  of  the  first  and  arg. 

in  chief  an  eagle  displ.  as  the  last.     A'Court. 
Per  fess  wavy  gu  and  erm.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ. 

or.     Southmead,  Wrey,  Chagford,  Devon. 
Per  fess  or  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

sa.    Des  Bouverie. 
Per  fess  dancetty  or  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az. 

Underhill. 
Per  fess  or  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

as  the  second  issuant  from  the  top  of  a  demi- 

rose  and  sun  conjoined  per  fess  counterchanged. 

William  Knight,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc.,  1541-7 ; 

Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  399. 
Per  fess  sa.  and   erm.  in  chief  an  eagle  double 

headed  or.     Grefey  or  Greffry,  co.  Warwick. 
Per  fess  sa.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.     Edge, 

London ;     and     co.      Stafford.  Edge,    W. 

Fisiiide,F*.  Pilborough, Essex.  Plllesburgh 

or     Pullesburgh,     V.       Pullsburgh,     V*. 

Pulesborough  or  Pulleerough,  London. 
Per  fess  sa.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  ducally 

gorged  or.    John  Catcher,  sheriff  of  London 

1587  ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W.      Chatcher  or 

Catcher,  London. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  an   eagle   displ.  counter- 
changed.     Winckley,  Brockholes  and  Collerall 

Hall,   co.    Lancaster;     assigned    to   Winkley, 

Preston,  co.  Lancaster  by  Dugdale  on  account 

of  a  seal  of  Winkley,  Winckley,  co.  Lancaster, 

as  in  Harl.  BIS.  1437  fo.  93. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  standing  on 

a  billet  raguly  az.     Pinell.  * 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  sa. 

Thompson,  Boughton,  Kent. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

gu.     Pite. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.    Bennett, 

Pyt  House,  co.  Wilts,  as  lately  represented  in 

the    thirteenth    descent    by  the  Rev.    W.    C. 

Bennett,  vicar  of  Corsham ;  and  his  brother 

James  Bennett,  Esq.,  of  Salisbury  ;  both  quar- 
tering Ashlock. 
Per  pale  arg.  and    sa.  an  eagle  displ.  counter- 
changed.     Penny. 
Per  pale  arg.   and    sa.  an   eagle   displ.   double 

headed  counterchanged  gorged  with   a  ducal 

coronet  or.     Loveday,  Norfolk ;  and  Cheston, 

Suffolk.     Lovedaye,  Norfolk,  V. 
Per    pale    arg.  and  sa.   an  eagle  displ.    double 

headed  counterchanged  crowned  or.     Loveday, 

Norfolk ;  and  Cheston,  Suffolk. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.    Jersey 

or  Jercy. 
Per  pale    az.    and  gu.    an    eagle    displ.  double 

headed  arg.     Mitton,  co.  Stafford. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed 

or.     Sr de  Jorcy.  V.     Monsire  J orce,  Y. 

John  Jorce,  Y.    Joye  or  Joyer. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or.     Jorcy,  V. 
Per    pale    az.   and  gu.  an   eagle   displ.   double 

headed  or.     Mitton. 
Per  pale   az.   and  purp.  an  eagle  displ.  double 

headed  arg.     Mitton,  Weston,  V. 
Per  pale   az.   and  purp.  an  eagle  displ.  double 

headed  arg.  beaked  and  membered  gu.  Mitton, 

co.  Stafford. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  ermines  an  eagle  displ.  double 

headed  per  pale  arg.  and  sa.     Goodman,  V. 
Per  pale   erm.  and    or    an  eagle  displ.    double 

headed  sa.     Goodman. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  or.     Milton, 

co.  Salop.  Minors,  V*.  Sr de  Mynors,  V. 


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BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Per  pale  gu.  with  chequy  arg.  and  az.  over  all 

an   eagle   displ.    double  headed    or  armed  sa. 

Swatman,  King's  Lynn,  and  Beales,  Norfolk. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed 

or.     Egleston,  V*.     Malg.  de  Eylston,  V. 
Per    pale   gu.    and    erm.     an    eagle    displ.    or. 

Bordam,  1730. 
Per    pale    gu.  and    vert    an    eagle    displ.    arg. 

Elaston,  co.   Chester.    Harl.   MS.   1535,    fo. 

13  b. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed 

or.    Egleston. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  or.     Ellison. 

Elliston,  London. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  gu. 

Carnegie,  Pitarrow,  Scotland. 
Per    pale     or    and     arg.    an     eagle    displ.    gu. 

Thompson,  1730. 
Per    pale  or   and    arg.  an  eagle    displ.   double 

headed      gu.      armed      (az.      another)      sa. 

Monsterberge. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.     Byrde. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  perched  on  a 

ragged  staff  sa.     Pynell. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  counterchauged. 

Carpenter. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

counterchanged.     Stone,  V. 
Per  pale    indented   or    and   az.  an   eagle  displ. 

(?    counterchanged).      Jarvts,  London;    and 

Benson,  co.  Oxford. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  per  pale  sa. 

and  of  the  first.     Opall  or  Opull. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

az.  armed   (gu.  V*.)  counterchanged.     Stone, 

Surrey,  V. 
Per  pale   or  and   gu.   an   eagle   displ.   counter- 
changed.     Stone,  Essex. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

counterchanged.  Stone,  Dorset;  and  Somerset. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

per  pale  az.  and  or.     Stone,  Wedmore,  Kent ; 

and  Somerset. 
Per  pale  or  aud  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 

counterchanged  collared  ducally  of  the  first. 

Loveday,  V*. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  an  eagle   displ.   counter- 
changed  crowned  gu.   Pesmarsh  or  Pesmersh, 

Essex. 
Per  pale  sa.   and   erm.   an   eagle   displ.   double 

headed  arg.     Goodman,  Chester ;  and  Blazon, 

co.  Leicester,  1019. 
Per    pale    sa.    and     erm.    an    eagle    displ.    or. 

Boodam.  Goodman  ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  90. 
Per  pale   vert    and   erm.    an    eagle    displ.    or. 

Goodlad,  London. 
Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.     Bale, 

Carleton-Curlew,      co.     Leicester ;     Baronetcy 

1643;  extinct  1653. 
Per  saltire  arg.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double- 
headed  ....     Tatler. 
Per  saltire  vert  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  holding 

in  its  beak  a  cross  crosslet  fitchy  arg.     Greaves, 

Irlam    Hall,  co.  Lancaster;    descended   from 

Greaves,  Beeley  ;  quartering  Lancashire. 
Per  saltire  erminois  and  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  sa. 

Reid,    Ewell    Grove,    Surrey;    Baronetcy   10 

November  1823  ;  quartering  Goodfellow. 
Quarterly   arg.  and   or    an    eagle  displ.   double 

headed  gu.     Pitman,  Dunchideock,  Devon. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  Barston, 
Norfolk. 


BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  first  quarter  an 
eagle  displ.  of  the  second.  Sir  William  Bird, 
Dean  of  the  Arches,  1019.     Byrde,  V. 

Quarterly  erm.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  vert.  Lowe,  Westminster;  granted 
1694. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  in  the  first  quarter  an 
eagle  displ.  or  armed  as  the  field.  Philip  or 
Philips,  London  ;  and  Suffolk  ;  late  of  Jamaica. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Huson, 
Tenterden,  Kent. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.    Htison. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  holding  in 
the  beak  a  slip  of  oak  ppr.     Greaves. 

Quarterly  or  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu. 
Bennett,  Surrey;  and  co.  Berks. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  az.  in  the  first 
quarter  an  eagle  with  wings  expanded  sa. 
Johnson,  co.  Chester. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  counter- 
changed.     Alkington,  co.  Salop. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  in  the  first  quarter  an 
eagle  displ.  or.  Sir  William  Phillip,  V. 
Bardolph,  Devon  ;  with  on  an  escucheon  of 
pretence  az.  three  pierced  5-foils  or. 

Quarterly  embattled  or  and  erm.  over  all  an  eagle 
displ.  sa.  Piper,  Culliton,  Devon,  derived 
from  Magnus  Piper  of  Nieustadt  in  Holstein; 
quartering  Airault. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  an  eagle 
displ.  az.     Packenham,  co.  Hants. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  an  eagle 
displ.  of  the  second.  Pakenham, Ireland;  and 
Suffolk. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  an  eagle 
displ.  vert.  Paganham,  V.  Pagenham,  V. 
Pakenham,  Baron  Longford  7  May  1750,  Karl  of 
Longford  5  July  1785,  Baron  Silchester  17 
July  1821;  quartering  Cuffe,  Aungier,  and 
Boyle.  Sire  Edmon  de  de  Pagenham,  N. 
John  de  Pagenham, Y.  Monsirede Pagenham, Y. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  Bryan,  Torven,  co. 
Chester.  Dernested,  V.  Dernestode. 
Dernford.  William     de     Dernford,     F. 

William  Dernsford,  E.  Grandetoft,  co. 
Lincoln.  Plllond,  Pillond,  Devon  ;  the  heir- 
ess m.  Brett.  Southele.  Robert  Stalton, 
V.  Streichleigh  or  Streichley,  co.  Not- 
tingham. William  Wilcote,  Wilcote,  co. 
Oxford,  ob.  1411;    monument.      Wilcotts. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  wings  inverted  arg. 
Plumstead,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  gu.  Bowland, 
Essex ;  and  London.  Si-.  Richard  Boyland,  V. 
Dernford,  V*.  Sr.  William  Darneford,  V. 
Gourlay,  Kincraig,  Scotland.     Kilnore,  V. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or.  John  de 
Beauchamp,  B. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  and  standing  upon 
a  ragged  staff  or.  Barlaunche  Barlew  or 
Barlow,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or  standing  on  the 
limb  of  a  tree  raguled  and  trunked  of  the 
second.     Barlow,  Barlow. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  and  crowned  or. 
Peche  or  Pechby. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  Godolphin. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  armed  or. 
Barloughe  or  Barlowe,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  beaked  or 
standing  on  a  piece  of  a  tree  raguly  of  the 
second.    Sr de  Barlaugh,  V.    Barlowe, 


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BIRD.  EAGLE  cont. 

V.  And  with  the  eagle  armed  and  a  fleur-de-lis 
in  chief  of  the  third.  William  Barlow,  Bishop 
of  Rochester  1605,  Lincoln  1098-13  ;  granted 
1G07. 

Sa.  an  eagle  volant  arg.     Staylton  or  Stalton. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu. 
Caster,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  of  (ten  V*.)  eleven  arg. 
and  gu.  Castor,  V*.  Sr.  John  Caster,  Nor- 
folk,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.     Castre,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  barry  arg.  and  gu.  Sire  Johan 
de  Castre,  N. 

Sa.  an  eagle  close  or.  Artus.  Roper,  Turn- 
ditch,  and  Heanor,  co.  Derby. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Gayton.  Leofric,  Earl 
of  Chester,  X.  Kilhore.  Linsey.  Sr.  Roger 
de  Manwike,  V.  Mercia.  Sr.  Raufe  Monwtke, 
V.  Newike  or  Nowike.  Richard  (in  the 
margin  Roger)  de  Nomwicke,  Y.  Nonwike, 
V*.  Norwich.    Nunwicke.  Tonkin,  Plymouth. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  gu.  Edwin.  Monsire 
Roger  de  Nounewyke,  Y.  Tonkin  Tonkyn 
and  Tonkeyn,  Trevannance  and  Hendra,  co. 
Cornwall ;  ascribed  to  Alfgae  or  ALGAR.Earldor- 
man,  Mercia,  ob.  1063 ;  quartered  by  Man- 
waringe. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or.  M'Causland, 
Ireland. 

Vair  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  Sherborn,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  Anthony  Biddulph, 
1716.  Bidulph,    East    Greenwich,     Kent. 

Emsley  or  Emslie,  Scotland.  Sherborne, 
Sherborne,  co.  Lancaster,  W.  Sherborne, 
Tower  of  London  ;  quartering  arg.  a  lion  ramp, 
guard,  vert.     Sonnefield. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  gu.  Biddulph, 
Amroth  Castle,  quartering  Lygon ;  derived 
through  Biddulph,  Ledbury;  like  Biddulph, 
Burghill,  and  Chirk  Castle,  co.  Denbigh ; 
through  Biddulph,  Elmhurst,  co.  Stafford. 
Westcombe,  co.  Kent ;  and  Birbury,  co.  War- 
wick ;  from  Biddulph,  Biddulph,  co.  Stafford. 
Chawning  or  Chevening,  Chevening,  Kent. 
Chevening,  V*. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or.  Sherborne, 
but  properly  Bailey,  Stonyhurst,  quartered  by 
Sherborne ;  Harl.  MS.  1549,  fo.  12. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  sa.     Hutton. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  Hookham. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  ducally 
gorged  gu.     Gunman,  Dover. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  erm.     Spark  or  Sparke. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Elmesly.  Emesly  or 
Elmesley.  Camvile,  V*.  Camvyle,  V. 
Enell.  Sonfield,  Essex.  Sire  Guy  de 
Stenefeld,  N. 

Vert,  an  eagle  displ.  or  in  the  dexter  paw  a  thistle 
and  in  the  sinister  an  arrow  ....  Emsley, 
Scotland. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  sa.  Hutton, 
Hemwick,  co.  Durham.  Huton  or  Hutton,  V. 
Nevesfeld  or  Nevestfeld. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  ducally  crowned  or.     Graves. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or.  Camvile. 
Lutton,  Mowlish,  and  Cofford  in  Canton, 
Devon,  temp.  Henry  V.     Lucon. 

Vert  semy  of  3-foils  slipped  and  an  eagle  displ. 
double  headed  or.  Lutton,  seal  temp.  Henry 
V,  W. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or  armed  gu. 
Sr De  Luton,  V*.     Luton  or  Lucon. 


BIRD.  FALCON. 

including  Goshawk  and  Hawk. 
Arg.  a  falcon  volant  sa.     Ernes.     Williams. 
Arg.  a  hawk  ppr.  armed  or,  standing  on  a  staff 

couped  and  raguly  vert.     Edge  alias  Hawkins, 

co.  Salop. 
Arg.  a  hawk  ppr.  armed  or  standing  on  a  trunk 

of  a  tree  vert.     Hawkings,  co.  Salop ;  and  Rush- 

all,  co.  Stafford. 
Az.  on  a  mount  vert  a  falcon  holding  in  the  dex- 
ter claw  a  fleur  de-lis  arg.  Rowland  Meryck, 

Bishop  of  Bangor,  1559-66. 
Az.  a  goshawk  arg.     Michelgrove. 
Az.  a  hawk  volant  arg.  seizing  a  heron  also  volant 

or.     Fournier. 
Az.  on  a  mount  ppr.  a  falcon  with  wings  expanded 

looking  at  an  estoile  arg.     Alexander. 
Az.  a  falcon  volant  or.     Binns.     Byes  or  Bynes. 

Camel  or  Cannyl. 
Gu.  a  falcon  rising  arg.  holding  in  the  dexter 

claw  an   oak  branch   ppr.  acorned  or.     Martin 

Fotherby,  Bishop  of  Salisbury  1618-20. 
Gu.  a  falcon  rising  wings  expanded  arg.     Thomas 

Howell,  Bishop  of  Bristol,  1614-6. 
Gu.  a  hawk  arg.     Harbron,  co.  Chester. 
Gu.   a   hawk   reguard.  trussing  a   bird   all   arg. 

Goodwing. 
Gu.  a  goshawk  or  standing  on  the  back  of  a  hare 

arg.     Denskyn,  Scotland. 
Or  a  falcon  rising  az.     Price,  Plas  Cadnant,  co 

Anglesey;    quartering   gu.    three    lions    pass. 

guard ,  with  sa.  an  oak  tree  ppr.  fructed  or  the 

stem  surmounted  by  two  arrows  saltirewise. . . ., 

and  sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bull's  heads 

erased  arg. 
Or  a  falcon  surgerant  az.  beaked  or.     Carwed, 

Llwydiarth. 
Or  a  falcon  volant  az.     Williams,  co.  Cambridge. 
Or  a  falcon  volant  sa.     Williams. 
Per  fess  az.  and  purp.  in  chief  a  hawk  holding 

a  fleur-de-lis  sa.     Rowland  Meryck,  Bishop  of 

Bangor  1559-66. 
Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  falcon  arg.     Michelgrove, 

Essex,  V. 
Quarterly    or     and    az.    a     falcon    volant     arg. 

Michelgrove,  Sussex. 
Sa.  a  hawk  arg.     Bolton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 

1667.     Bolton,  Bolton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.    a    falcou    arg.    armed    or.         Yelding   or 

Yedling. 
Sa.  a  falcon  arg.  armed  and  billed  or.     Yeadling, 

V. 
Sa.  a  goshawk  arg.  armed  jessed  and  belled   or. 

Bolton,  London. 
Sa.  a  falcon  arg.  beaked  and  belled  or.     Bolton, 

Suffolk,    1615;     quartering    gu.    three   wolf's 

heads    erased    or    a    3-foil     slipped     in    the 

centre. 
Sa.  a  falcon  arg.  jessed  and  belled  or.     Yrading, 

Kent. 
Sa.  a  hawk  arg.  belled  or.     Bolton. 
Sa.  a  hawk  standing  on  a  perch  arg.  beaked  and 

legged  or.       Hawker,  co.   Wilts.       Hawker, 

Long   Parish    House,   co.   Hants ;    quartering 

Ryves  and  Raueston. 
Sa.  a  hawk  arg.  belled  or  standing  on  a  trestle  of 

the  second.     Hawker,  Essex. 
Sa.  a  goshawk  perched  on  a  stock  (another  1716 

fixed  in  the  base  point)   arg.  armed  belled  and 

jessed  or.     Weele. 
Sa.  agoshawk  (1730  ;  another  a  hawk)  arg.  perched 

upon  a  stock  (another  1730  standing  on  a  perch) 

fixed  to  the  base  point  of  the  second  armed 


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BIRD.  FALCON  cont. 

belled  and  jessed  or.    Weele  or  Wells,  Sta- 

verton,  co.  Devon.     Weele,  1730. 
Sa.  on  a  mount  vert  a  falcon  erm.  beaked  and 

belled  or  in  the  mouth  a  3-foil  slipped  of  the 

second.      Bolton,    Cranwich,     co.     Norfolk ; 

granted  1803. 
Sa.  a  falcon  volant  erm.     Stalton. 
Sa.  a  falcon  rising  or.     Peach  or  Pech. 
Sa.    a  falcon  rising    overt    or.       Sr.    Nicholas 

Peche,  V. 
Sa.  a  falcon  wings  expanded  or.     Peche,  V*. 
Vert  a  falcon  rising  holding  in  the  dexter  claw  a 

pastoral   staff    or.       Richard    de    Gkavesend, 

Bishop  of  Lincoln  1258-80. 

FENCOCK  see  Heron 

GOOSE 

Gu.  a  barnacle  goose  arg.    Barner. 

Gu.  a  wild  goose  close  arg.  a  crescent  for  diff. 

Langfoed,  Alington,  confirmed  by  Segar. 
Or  on  a  mount  vert  a  Magellan  goose  sa.  head 

arg.    Ashfield. 
Quarterly  indented  gu.  and  vert  a  goose  rising 

arg.    Lovenham  or  Lovingham. 

HAWK  see  FALCON 

HEATHCOCK  see  MOORCOCK 

HERON 

including  Bittern,  Crane,  Fencock,  and  Stork 

(?  Vert)  a  heron  arg.  drinking  from  a  well  (?  or 
or  ppr.  or)  tenne.  Hugh  (St.  Hugh)  Bishop  of 
Lincoln  1186-1200. 

....    a   stork    close    John  Eglescllffe, 

Bishop  of  Connor  1322,  Llandaff  1323-47  ;  seal 
1329.    Dallaivay,  Inquiries. 

Arg.  a  heron  volant  in  fess  az.  membered  or. 
Herondon. 

Arg.  a  stork  ppr.     Starkey,  Tong,  co.  Leicester. 

Arg.  a  stork  ppr.  holding  in  the  dexter  foot  an  an- 
cient battle-axe  handle  gu.  top  az.    Bill. 

Arg.  a  heron  sa..    Eenton.    Heron. 

Arg.  a  stork  sa.     Starkey,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  crane  sa.  standing  on  a  staff  raguly  in  base 
vert.    Crane,  Camborne,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  crusily  fitchy  and  a  stork  sa.  Puttenham, 
Sherfield,  co.  Hants,  1634;  the  heiress  m. 
Morris. 

Arg.  a  stork  sa.  beaked  or.    Eveeton. 

Arg.  a  bittern  sa.  membered  gu.    Matthew. 

Arg.  a  crane  sa.  membered  gu.  on  the  breast 
a  crescent  for  diff.  Staekey,  Olton,  co. 
Chester,  V. 

Arg.  a  fencock  sa.  membered  gu.    Matthew. 

Arg.  a  heron  sa.  membered  gu.  Staeky,  V*. 
Story. 

Arg.  a  stork  sa.  membered  gu.  Starkey  or 
Starkie,  Lower  Hall  and  Over  Hall,  Stretton,  co. 
Chester.  And  with  a  crescent  ....  Starkey  or 
Starkie,  Oulton,  co.  Chester;  quartering  Oul- 
ton;  from  whom  descended  Sir  Humphrey 
Starkey,  Chief  Baron  of  the  Exchequer,  and 
Starkey,  Darley.  But  with  a  mullet  .... 
Starkey  or  Starkie,  Wrenbury;  quartering 
Oulton. 

Arg.  a  stork  sa.  membered  or.  Starke,  quar- 
tered by  Doyley. 

Az.  a  crane  arg.  Fithie,  Scotland.  Fythie, 
Bysack,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  crane  thrust  through  with  a  sword  arg. 
Fithie. 


BIRD.  HERON  cont. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  stork  sa.  Starkey, 
London. 

Gu.  a  heron  arg.    Heron. 

Gu.  a  stork  arg.    Wailes. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  a  stork  in  trian  aspect 
to  the  sinister  arg.    Arnalt. 

(?  Gu.)  crusily  or  a  heron  arg.  William 
Herun,  E. 

Gu.  crusily  or  a  heron  ....  William  Hernn, 
(sic)  F. 

Gu.  a  crane  without  the  head  arg.  Fin,  Scotland. 
Finnie,  Scotland;  quartering  gu.  three  skeens 
fesswise  arg.  hilted  or  on  the  point  of  each  a 
boar's  head  couped  of  the  last.  And  with  a 
mullet  in  chief  (?  for  diff.)  arg.  Finn,  That 
Ilk. 

Gu.  a  stork  without  the  head  arg.  Fyvie,  Scot- 
land. 

Or  a  stork  ppr.    Serjeant's  Inn,  London. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  sa.  and  arg.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  stork  or.    Brasett. 

Sa.  a  bittern  arg.    Asbittee. 

Sa.  a  heron  arg.  Dodbrook,  V*.  Heron,  North- 
umberland ;  and  Scotland.  Herun,  V. 
Matthew,  Dodbrook,  Devon,  W. 

Sa.  a  stork  arg.  Matthew,  Mitton,  Cornwall ; 
Dodbroke,  co.  Devon ;  and  Surrey. 

Sa.  crusily  fitchy  and  a  stork  arg.  Puttenham 
or  Putnam,  co.  Bedford;  and  Penn,  co.  Bucks. 

Sa.  a  stork  or.    Roper,  co.  Derby. 

Sa.  a  stork  ppi\  Starkey,  as  borne  by  Mathew, 
Dodbrooke,  co.  Devon;  and  Milton,  Cornwall. 

KINGFISHER 

Or  a  kingfisher  close  gu.    Fysher,  co.  Bedford. 

Or  a  kingfisher  ppr.  Fisher,  London;  and  co. 
Stafford ;  granted  4  February  1607.  And  with 
a  mullet  gu.  for  diff.    Fysher,  London,  1607. 

LEVER  see  CORMORANT 
MARTLET 

Arg.  a  martlet  sa.  Cueson  ;  quartering  erm.  a 
bend  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  Cueson,  co.  Derby  ; 
quartering  or  a  bend  chequy  sa.  and  gold 
betw.  two  cotises  of  the  second. 

Erm.  a  martlet  gu.     Greathead. 

Or  a  martlet  vert.    Brumham,  co.  Leicester. 

Per  bend  sinister  arg.  and  gu.  a  martlet  coun- 
terchanged.    Buewicke. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  martlet  sa.     Remys,  V. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  martlet  counterchanged. 
Remis,  1730. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  gu.  in  the 
first  quarter  a  martlet  (sometimes  a  mullet)  sa. 
Sir  Fowk  Fitzwaeeen,  L. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  martlet  sa.  Tunnadine, 
Ireland. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  martlet  sa.  (In  error  for) 
Rochefoed. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  quarter  a  martlet 
sa.    Ceawcestee.    John  Ceawcestree,  X. 

Quarterly  or  and  sa.  a  martlet  gu.  (In  error  for) 
Bo  vile. 

Quarterly  or  and  sa.  in  the  first  quarter  a  mart- 
let gu.  Sir  John  Bonvyle,  L,  but  Hovtle,  L, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.    Sire  Johan  de  Boyile,  N. 

Sa.  a  martlet  arg.  Adam,  1730.  Adams,  Holy- 
land,  co.  Pembroke.  Mathew,  co.  Monmouth, 
W.    Munny,  V*. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  martlet 
sa.    Monsire  Nichol  de  Beche,  Y. 

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BIRD.     MOORCOCK  including  Heathcock 
Arg.  a  heathcock  ppr.  (i.  e.  sa.)  combs  and  gill  gu. 

Sir  Francis  More,  Serjeant-at-law,  1619. 
Arg.  a  moorcock  ppr.    Moor  or  Moore,  Fawley, 

co.  Berks;  Baronetcy  21  May  1627  ;  extinct  10 

April  1807.     Moore,  Inner  Temple,  London  ; 

granted  28  April  1569. 

OSTRICH 

Arg.  an  ostrich  sa.  holding  in  the  beak  a  horseshoe 
(gu.  another)  or.  Mackmahen,  V*.  Macmahen 
(Hibernicus  sylvestris),  V.  Mac  Mahon,  Ire- 
land.   Marnham. 

Gu.  an  ostrich  holding  a  horseshoe  in  the  beak 
arg.     Macmahon,  England. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  an  ostrich  counterchanged. 
Mahon,  Castlegar,  co.  Galway ;  Baronetcy  7 
December  1818. 

Sa.  an  ostrich  arg.    Matthews,  Cornwall. 

OWL 

Arg.  an  owl  gu.    Herwart,  1730. 

PARROT  see  Popinjay 
PELICAN 

Arg.  a  pelican  in  piety  sa.  Cantrell,  Monsall, 
eo.  Lancaster ;  and  Bury,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  pelican  in  piety  sa.  the  nest  or.  Chantrell, 
Ockingham. 

Arg.  a  pelican  in  piety  vert.  Robert  Sherborn, 
Bishop  of  St.  David's  1505,  Chichester,  1508- 
36;  quartering  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  vert  with  arg. 
an  eagle  displ.  vert. 

Az.  a  pelican  in  piety  arg.  Chantrell  or 
Chauntrell,  Woodley,  co.  Berks. 

Az.  a  pelican  or  vulned  ppr.  Bawdreffe. 
Richard  Fox,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1487,  Bath 
1492,  Durham  1494,  Winchester  1501-28, 
founder  of  Corpus  Christi  College,  Oxford. 
Hoadley,  granted  1715.  Sherman,  Ipswich, 
Suffolk.    Wakering,  Essex. 

Az.  a  pelican  or  vulned  ppr.  standing  on  a  globe 
arg.  John  Pierse,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1576, 
Salisbury  1577,  Archbishop  of  York  1588-94. 

Az.  a  pelican  or  vulned  ppr.  crowned  gold.  Peirs. 

(?  Az.)  a  pelican  in  piety  or.    Allan. 

Az.  a  pelican  in  piety  or.  John  Pierse,  Bishop 
of  Rochester  1576,  Salisbury  1577;  Archbishop 
of  York,  1588-94.  William  Pierce  or  Piers, 
Bishop  of  Peterborough  1630,  Bath  1632-70. 

Az.  a  pelican  in  piety  crowned  or  the  nest  vert. 
Peeres. 

Az.  a  pelican  in  piety  or  vulned  ppr.  Richard 
Fox,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1487,  Bath  1492,  Dur- 
ham 1494,  Winchester  1501-28,  founder  of 
Corpus  Christi  College,  Oxford. 

Az.  a  pelican  in  piety  ppr.    Fox. 

Gu.  a  pelican  in  piety  arg.     Calrne,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  pelican  in  piety  arg.  vulned  ppr.  Elme  or 
Ellem,  Elmside,  co.  Berwick.  Elme,  Elme- 
foord,  quartered  by  Home  or  Hume. 

Gu.  a  pelican  in  piety  wings  displ.  or.  Tresilian, 
Tresilian  in  Newlyn,  Cornwall;  the  heiress  m. 
Carne. 

Gu.  a  pelican  in  piety  or.  Morgan,  Mellhouse, 
co.  Durham.    Tregrilla. 

Gu.  a  pelican  in  piety  or  vulned  ppr.  (The  mo- 
dern arms  of)  Carne  or  Le  Carne,  Nash, 
co.  Glamorgan;  heiresses  m.  Markham  and 
Nicholl.  Carne,  Ewenny,  co.  Glamorgan,  the 
heiress  m.  Turberville. 

Or  a  pelican  az.     Coin. 


BIRD.  PELICAN  cont. 

Or  a  pelican  in  piety  ppr.  Reidheugh,  Culte- 
bragan. 

Per  chev.  vert  and  erm.  in  chief  a  pelican  or  vulned 
ppr.    Joyner. 

Quarterly  az.  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  peli- 
can in  piety  arg.  Benjamin  Hoadly,  Bishop 
of  Bangor  1716,  Hereford  1721,  Salisbury  1724, 
Winchester  1734-61. 

Quarterly  per  fess  dancetty  sa.  and  or  in  the  first 
quai'ter  a  pelican  of  the  second.  Jacobs, 
Ripple,  Kent ;  Hasted,  Kent,  iv,  132. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  sa.  and  or  in  the  first 
quarter  a  pelican  of  the  second  vulning  itself 
ppr.  Johnson,  Nethercourt,  and  Margate, 
Kent,  Add.  MS.  5507,  fo.  200. 

Sa.  a  pelican  in  piety  arg.  Hinde  or  Hynde. 
Lyndey  or  Lynd,  co.  Dorset. 

Sa.  a  pelican  in  piety  wings  displ.  inverted  arg. 
vulned  gu.  nest  or.    Lynde,  V. 

Vert  a  pelican  in  piety  or.    Solers. 

PIGEON  see  Dove 
POPINJAY 

including  Jay,  and  Parrot 

Or  a  parrot  ppr.  Richard  Senhouse,  Bishop  of 
Carlisle  1624-6. 

Or  a  popinjay  ppr.  Senhouse,  Calder  Abbey, 
Cumberland  ;  the  heiress  m.  Irwin  ;  a  branch 
like  Senhouse,  Alneburgh  or  Ellenborough ; 
quartering  Ponsonby,  Lucy,Copeland,  Eglesfield, 
and  Fleming;  of  Senhouse  or  Sewynhouse, 
Seascale,  Cumberland. 

Or  a  parrot  close  vert  legged  gu.  Poyner,  Bes- 
low  and  Shrewsbury,  co.  Salop. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  in  the  dexter  fess  point  a 
parrot  russet  beaked  and  legged  or.  Richard 
Senhouse,  Bishop  of  Carlisle  1 624-6.  Senhouse, 
Cumberland. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  in  the  first  a  popinjay  vert. 
Senhouse,  Calder  Abbey,  Cumberland;  the 
heiress  m.  Irwin ;  a  branch  like  Senhouse, 
Alneburgh  or  Ellenborough  ;  quartering  Pon- 
sonby, Lucy,  Copeland,  Eglesfield,  and  Flem- 
ing ;  of  Senhouse  or  Sewynhouse,  Seascale, 
Cumberland.' 

Vert  a  pan'ot  wings  disclosed  holding  up  the  left 
foot  or.    Antick. 

RAVEN  see  Crow 

SEA-TEAL,  SHELDRAKE,   and    SHOVELLER 
see  Duck 

SNIPE 

Gu.  a  snipe  arg.  gorged  with  a  crown  or. 
Snitterton,  Snitterton,  co.  Derby ;  the  heiress 
m.  Sacheverell. 

ST'  RK  see  Heron 

SWALLOW 

Arg.  a  swallow  volant  in  bend  sinister  sa.  Town 
of  Arundel,  Sussex. 

SWAN 

Gu.  out  of  a  coronet  or  a  demi-swan  sans  wings 
arg.  from  the  mouth  a  scroll  compassing  the 
mouth  in  form  of  a  rein  sa.    Buckhill. 

Az.  a  swan  ppr.    Swan,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  cygnet  arg.     Thomas  Asdale,  X. 

Gu.  a  swan  arg.  Dale,  co.  York.  Dales,  Al- 
derman of  York.  Leigham.  Randolph. 
Stormer  (but  Storman  in  Gelbke). 


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BIRD. 


SWAN  cont. 


Gu.  a  swan  close  arg.    Leigham,  1730. 

Gu.  a  swan  close  arg.  membered  or.  Legham  or 
Leigham.    Leyham,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  a  swan  arg.  membered  col- 
lared and  chained  or.  Dale,  London  and  co. 
Northampton,  1C13.  Dale,  Ryhope,  quartered 
by  Carr. 

Gu.  a  swan  pass.  ppr.    Fyn. 

Gu.  a  swan  close  arg.  membered  sa.  M.Thomas 
Dale,  S. 

Gu.  a  swan  reguard.  and  standing  on  a  mount  in 
base  vert.     Daile,  Scotland,  1681. 

Gu.  a  swan  arg.  beaked  sa.  collared  with  a  coro- 
net or.  Stornek  (but  Storman  in  Gelbke), 
Z,  554. 

Gu.  on  a  mound  of  grass  a  swan  close  ppr.  ducally 
gorged  and  chained  or.  Dale,  Dalton  le 
Dale. 

Gu.  on  a  base  vert  a  swan  arg.  collared  sa.  Dale, 
Winkell,  co.  Chester,  Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo. 
123. 

Gu.  a  swan  wings  expansed  arg.  Dale,  North- 
umberland.   Randolph. 

Or  a  swan  close  gu.     Stainforth. 

Per  fess  sa.  with  bendy  (?  barry )  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a 
swan  swimming  in  the  waves  ppr.  Weymouth, 
co.  Devon ;  and  co.  Dorset. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  swan  wings  expanded  arg. 
ducally  gorged  and  chained  or.  Town  of 
Buckingham. 

Quarterly  indented  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  second 
quarter  a  swan  ppr.     Bracy. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  gu.  and  vert  a  swan 
wings  dispi.  arg.    Lovenham. 

Sa.  a  swan  close  arg.  ducally  gorged  and  chained 
or.  Town  of  Chipping-Wicombe,  co.  Bucking- 
ham. 

Vert  a  swan  wings  expansed  arg.    Hoppe. 

Vert  a  swan  arg.  drinking  from  a  well  or. 
Hugh  (St.Hugh),  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1186-1200. 

Vert  in  water  a  swan  naiant  ppr.    Van  Juchen. 

Vert  in  water  in  base  ppr.  a  swan  wings  expansed 
naiant  arg.    Juchen  or  Van  Juchen. 

TEAL  see  Duck 

VULTURE 

Erm.  a  vulture  seizing  her  prey  gu.    Siminges. 

COCK  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief Crescent 

Arg.  a  cock  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  crescent  hetw. 
two  stars  of  the  first.     Cock,  Scotland. 

Flowers 

Arg.  goutty-de-sang  a  cock  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the 
last  three  roses  or.    Priory  of  Austin   Canons 
at  Launceston,  Cornwall,  A^mol.  MS.  763. 
Mullets  <;  i 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  base  v-ock  in  chief  two 
mullets  counterchanged.  Nicholas  Heath, 
Bishop  of  Rochester  1540,  Worcester  1543. 

CROW  and  in  chief 

Lozenge 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  first  quarter  a  rook 
ppr.  in    the    second    a  lozenge  of  the  first. 
(?  Matthew.) 
Mullets 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  base  a  Cornish  chough 
ppr.  in  chief  two  pierced  mullets  of  the  second. 
Hospital,  afterward  Augustinian  Priory,  of  St. 
Gregory  at  Canterbury. 


BIRD.         DOVE  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief Annulet 

Az.  a  dove  ppr.  on  a  chief  erm.  three  annu- 
lets or  each  enriched  with  a  ruby.  Bevan, 
Carmarthen;  and  Ashted,  Surrey;  granted 
1774. 

...  .Beast 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  dove  arg.  beaked  and 
membered  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  two  lions 
pass  sa.    Bowers,  Chichester. 

Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  a  dove  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  two  lions  pass  sa.     Thomas  Bowers, 
Bishop  of  Chichester  1722-4. 
Crosses 

Sa.  a  dove  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
crosses  patty  gu.    Thomas  White,  Bishop  of 
Peterborough  1685-91;  granted  1685. 
Crosses 

Per  chev.  or  and  az.  in  base  a  dove  as  the  first 
wings  expanded  beaked  and  legged  gu.  in  chief 
three  crosses  patty  as  the  last.      Gleadowe, 
Hull ;  and  Frodeslay,  co.  Salop. 
Flowers 

Arg.  on  ground  in  base  vert  a  dove  statant  ppr. 
in  chief  two  roses  gu.     Goltshed. 
Mullet 

Az.  a  dove  rising  holding  in  the  beak  an  olive 
branch  ppr.  in  chief  a  mullet  betw.  two  crosses 
formy  or.  John  Leng,  Bishop  of  Norwich 
1723-7. 

DUCK  and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  a  duck  ppr.  on  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  a  hoar's 
head  couped  betw.  two  crescents  or.  Meik, 
Leidcassie,  Scotland.  Milkleson,  Hill,  Scot- 
land. 

EAGLE  and  in  chief.... 

Barrulets 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  in  chief  two  barrulets  az. 
Cussans,  Jamaica  ;  granted  17G7.      Cussans  or 
De  Cusance. 
Beast 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  or  in  the 
dexter  chief  a  lion  pass.  arg.    Hewson. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  or  in  the 
dexter  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.  Hewson, 
London. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  and  in  the 
dexter  chief  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Hughson. 
Book 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  in  base  an  eagle  rising  or 
in  chief  on  a  book  gu.  edges  and  ornaments  of 
the  third  betw.  a  slip  of  oak  fructed  and  a  rose 
as  the  fourth  stalked  and  leaved  vert  a  fret  in 
the  centre  of  the  cover  gold.  Evans,  Norwich, 
granted  1772. 
Buckle 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  and  in  chief  a  buckle  betw. 
two  annulets  az.  Carnegie,  Newgate,  Scot- 
land. 

Canton 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  canton  erm.  Fitz-Symon, 
co.  Hertford, 
on  a  Canton ....  Anchor 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  ducally  crowned  or  on  a  can- 
ton arg.  an  anchor  (?  in  bend)  ppr.     Graves, 
Baron  Graves,  July  1794. 
Billets 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  canton  or  seven  bil- 
lets ermines.  Parkyns,  Baronetcy  IS  May 
1681,  Baron  Rancliffe  1  October  1795. 


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BIRD.     EAGLE  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Birds 

Per  pale  erm.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  or  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  martlet 
of  the  third.  Goodman,  Euthin,  co.  Denbigh  ; 
granted  1593,  and  borne  by  Gabriel  Goodman, 
Dean  of  Westminster,  ob.  1C01,  and  by  his  ne- 
phew Godfrey  Goodman,  Bishop  of  Gloucester 
1(524-56. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  or  on  a  canton  az.  a  martlet  of  the 
third.  Goodman,  Euthyn,  co.  Denbigh  ;  granted 
1572.  Gawen  Goodman,  granted  20  Nov. 
1573. 

..  ..Fess 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  ppr.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  fess 
dancetty  of  the  first.  Perkins,  Orton  Hall,  co. 
Leicester ;  and  Sutton  Coldfield,  co.  Warwick ; 
quartering  Steel,  Farmer,  Beardsley,  Shirley, 
Duncumb,  Kirkpatricke,  and  Sharpe. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  canton  or  a  fess  dan- 
cetty betw.  six  billets  ermines.  Perkins,  Bun- 
ney,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a 
fess  dancetty  or.    Penken,  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 
a  fess  indented  or.     Perkins,  Ireland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  canton  or  a  fess  dan- 
cetty of  the  second  betw.  seven  billets  ermines. 
Parkins,  Baronetcy  18  May  1C81,  Baron  Ean- 
cliffe  1  October  1795 ;  extinct  .... 
....Wreath 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or  on  a  canton  of 
the  second  a  chaplet  graminy  vert.    Goodall, 
Earlstonham,  Suffolk;  granted  1  March  1612. 
Chief 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az.  a  chief  or.  Byfford,  co. 
Hereford. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  chief  gu.  Bamsay, 
Wauchtown,  Scotland ;  quartering  Hepburn. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  chief  invecked  gu. 
Bamsay,  Braxmouth,  Scotland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  chief  paly  of  six  gu. 
and  of  the  first.     Staynings. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  chief  vairy  or  and  gu. 
Eedward,  as  borne  by  Walter  de  Eidware 
(Nether  Seil,  co.  Leicester),  temp.  Henry  III; 
his  son  omitted  the  chief,  as  may  be  seen  by 
their  seals ;  Burton,  Leicestershire,  p.  231. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  chief  arg.  Mynors,  co. 
Hereford. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or  a  chief  arg. 
Nordet. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  chief  erm.  Harrison, 
London. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet 
or  a  chief  erm.    Harrison,  London. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  and  a  chief  arg.     Ford. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  chief  or.  Harrison, 
Newcastle. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and 
az.     Haxsted,  London. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  beaked  and  legged  or  a 
chief  chequy  of  the  last  and  az.  Halsted, 
Sunning,  co.  Berks;  and  London;  granted  10 
May  1687. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  and  a  chief  or.  Harrison, 
London.    Harryson,  co.  Northampton,  W. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  with  two  heads  purp. 
beaked  and  membered  gu.  a  chief  nebuly  az. 
Linskill. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  chief  vair.  Lindsey, 
London.    Lynsey,  London. 


BIRD.    EAGLE  and  in  chief cont. 

Chief  cont. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  az.  a  chief  vair. 
Lindsey,  London  ;  and  Bucksted,  Sussex  ;  con- 
firmed 20  June  1608.    Lyndsey. 

Purp.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or.  a  chief 
arg.  Merdred,  V*.  Mordant.  Sr.  Mordred 
of  the  Bound  Table,  W. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  and  a  chief  arg.  Bridgewater. 
on  a  Chief. . .  .Banner 

Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  er- 
minois  on  a  chief  wavy  erm.  a  trident  or  sur- 
mounting in  saltire  a  flagstaff  ppr.  thereon 
hoisted  a  pennant  gu.  both  passing  through  a 
chaplet  of  laurel  vert.  Nicolas,  East  Looe, 
Cornwall ;  granted  1816. 
... .Beast 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass, 
gu.    Deypholl,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  gu.    Death ole  Deypholl  or  Deypole. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  on  a  chief 
gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.    Jollyffe. 
....  Book 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  gu. 
on  a  chief  az.  a  book  of  the  Holy  Scriptures 
open    ppr.    stringed    or.      William    Morgan, 
Bishop  of  Llandafifl594,  St.  Asaph  1601-4. 
....  Chevron 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  on  a  chief  az.  bordured  arg. 
a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and  in  base 
a  rose  of  the  second.  Mynors,  Treago,  co. 
Hereford;  and  Evenjobb  House,  co.  Eadnor. 
Minors,  London. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  on  a  chief  az.  within  a  bor- 
dure  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and 
in  base  a  rose  of  the  second.     Minors,   V*. 

Sr de  Mynors,  V.    (?  But  with  a  3-foil 

instead  of  the  rose.    Waynburst,  Norfolk.) 
....Coronet 

Erm.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  ducal 
crown  or  betw.  two  crosses  patty  arg.  Van 
Sittart,  London ;  descended  from  Prussia. 
Vansittart,  Baron  Bexley  1  March  1823  ;  ex- 
tinct 8  February  1851.  Vansittart,  Pinckney 
House,  Maidenhead,  co.  Berks. 
Crescents 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  or  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  three  crescents  erm.  Moone,  Ash,  co. 
Devon. 

Cross  or  Cross-staff  see  Implement 

Crosses 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  ....  on  a  chief 
az.  three  crosses  formy  fitchy  or.  Webb,  Kim- 
bolton,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  or.  Harrison,  Norfolk.  Harrison, 
Great  Yarmouth;  quartering  Hargrave,  Flight, 
and  the  same  for  Harrison,  Great  Plumstead. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  crosses 
crosletgu.    Bullingham,  Harl.  MS.  6829,  fo.  60. 
Escallops 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  es- 
callops or.     Middlecot,  co.  Lincoln. 

Per  pale  az.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  counterchanged 
on  a  chief  gu.  three  escallops  arg.     Jobson,  If. 

Quarterly   erminois   and    erm.   an    eagle    displ. 
double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief  engr.  az.  three 
escallops  or.    Baldoce,  Petham,  Kent. 
Estoiles 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief 
vert  two  estoiles  or.    Aitchinson.    Atcheson. 


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BIRD.    EAGLE  and  in  chief. .  ..cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Estoiles  cont. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  on  a  chief 
of  the  last  three  estoiles  as  the  first. 
Atkinson,  V*. 

..  ..Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  three  fleurs- 
de  lis  or.    Bridgewater. 
Flower 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief 
or  a  rose  betw.  two  martlets  gu.  Atkinson, 
Newcastle. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  holding  in  the  beak  a 
sprig  of  heech  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  rose 
betw.    two    crosses    botony    gu.  Nicholas 

Bullingham,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1560,  Wor- 
cester 1571-7.  John  Bullingham  (sometimes 
with  the  crosses  croslet  fitchy),  Bishop  of  Glou- 
cester 1581-98,  Bristol  1581-9. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  holding  in  the  beak  a 
sprig  vert  on  a  chief  or  a  rose  betw.  two  crosses 
croslet  gu.    Bullingham,  co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  rose  betw. 
two  martlets  az.  Atkinson,  London ;  and  New- 
castle. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  douhle  headed  arg.  on  a  chief 
or  a  rose  of  the  first  betw.  two  martlets  sa. 
Aitkinson,  Scotland. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief 
■■  or  a  rose  betw.  two  annulets  of  the  second.  Edge, 
Strelley,  co.  Nottingham  ;  granted  9  May  1709. 
....  Flowers 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  three  roses  as  the  first.  Hill, 
London.    Hill,  V*. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  gu. 
on  a  chief  of  the  second  three  roses  as  the 
first.    Hill,  London,  V. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  chief  vert  three  roses 
of  the  first.    Byntone. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 
three  roses  as  the  first.    Linton,  Scotland. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  roses 
of  the  first.    Lighton,  Scotland. 
5-Foil 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  5-foil 
betw.  two  martlets  or.  Atkinson,  Mayor  of 
Norwich,  1702. 

. . .  .Fore-staff  see  Implement 

....  Head 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  pheons 
of  the  first.  Gavell,  Cobham,  Surrey ;  granted 
12  August  1572. 

Implement 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief 
vert  a  cross  staff  betw.  two  spur-rowels  or. 
Achteson. 

....  Mullets 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief 
az.  two  mullets  or.    Aitcheson,  North  Britain. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  or 
on  a  chief  vert  two  mullets  of  the  third. 
Acheson,  Baronetcy  September  1628  ;  Baron 
Gosford  20  July  1776,  Viscount  20  June  1785, 
Earl  1806,  Baron  Worlingham  1835. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief 
vert  three  mullets  of  the  first.    Acheson. 
....  Eoundles 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  az.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  three  bezants.  Atkinson,  co.  Notting- 
ham, 1614,  W. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  or  on  a  chief  sa. 


BIRD.    EAGLE  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Eoundles  cont. 
three  bezants  each  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis 
az.  (Assumed  in  the  present  century  by 
Glazebrook,  Oxford  Lodge,  Warrington,  co. 
Lancaster.)  Grazeerook,  Stourton  Castle,  co. 
Stafford ;  and  Dallicott  House,  co.  Salop ;  quar- 
tering (arg.  three  conies  feeding  gu.  for  the 
ancient  arms  of)  Greysbroke,  Wilkes,  etc. 
Grazebrook,  originally  de  Gresbroke  and 
Greysbroke,  Greysbrooke  Hall,  Shenstone; 
and  Audnam,  Stourbridge,  co.  Stafford;  quar- 
tering the  ancient  arms  as  above,  with  de  Hes- 
den,  Bryndley  for  Worrall  of  Stourton  co.  Staf- 
ford, Needs  co.  Devon,  etc.  Grazebrook, 
sometimes  quartering  Greysbroke,  Needs, 
Bryndley  for  Worrall,  etc. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  on  a  chief  embattled  arg. 
three  ogresses.  Raymond,  London ;  granted 
11  April  1687.  Sir  Jonathan  Raymond,  Alder- 
man of  London  1730. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  be- 
zants.   Atkinson,  co.  Nottingham. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  be- 
zants.   Belett. 

..  ..Rowels 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  on  a  chief 
vert  two  spur-rowels  or.      Atchison,  Scotland. 
Trees 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  over  the  head  a  plate  on  a 
chief  arg.  a  pear-tree  vert  fructed  of  the  second. 
De  Aguilar,  London. 

Gu.  an    eagle    displ.  or  on   a  chief   arg.  three 
pear-trees  ppr.  fructed  as  the  second  growing 
out  of  a  mount  vert.    Aquitar,  London. 
Coronets 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  or  in  chief  a  naval  crown 
betw.  two  bombs  of  the  last  fired  ppr.   Graves, 
quartered  by  Sawle. 
Crescents 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  in  chief  three  crescents 
gu.    Spittle,  Leuchat,  Scotland. 
Crosses 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  cross 
croslet  fitchy  sa.  and   in  the  sinister  a  right 
hand  couped  fesswise  holding  a  dagger  in  pale 
ppr.    M 'Entire,  Scotland. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Erm.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  armed  az.  in  chief  a 
fleur-de-lis  for  diff.  or.    Codenham. 
Flower 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  in  chief  a  rose  gu.  betw. 
two  mullets  of  the  second.  Panton,  Black- 
house,  Scotland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  ppr.  surmounted  by  a  galley 
sa.  flags  gu.  in  chief  two  roses  of  the  last. 
Donaldson,  London. 
Hand 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  sur- 
mounted by  a  galley  of  the  last  flags  gu.  in  the 
dexter  chief  a  sinister  hand  couped  of  the  se- 
cond.   Donaldson,  Kinnardie,  Scotland. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  lymphad 
sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  right  hand  couped  gu. 
Macdonald. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  lymphad 
sa.  sails  furled  and  rigged  ppr.  in  the  dexter 
chief  a  right  hand  couped  as  the  second  in  the 
sinister  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  of  the  third. 
Macdonell,  Glengary. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  surmounted 
by  a  lymphad  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  right 
hand  couped  gu.    Macdonald. 


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BIRD.    EAGLE  and  in  chief cont. 

Hand  cont. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu.  surmounted 
by  a  galley  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  right  hand 
apaumy  couped  of  the  second.  M'Donald,  That 
Ilk;  Baronetcy  1625. 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  surmounted 
by  a  lymphad  of  the  second  flagged  gu.  in  the 
dexter  chief  a  left  hand  couped  as  the  last 
quartering  gu.  two  arrows  saltirewise  arg.  sur 
mounted  by  a  fess  chequy  of  the  second  and 
first  for  M'Aulay  of  Ardincuple  about  1720, 
all  within  a  bordure  indented  az.  charged 
with  eight  buckles  points  in  chief  gold,  in  me- 
mory of  a  marriage  with  Stirling  of  Caldoch 
1684.  Donaldson,  London ;  and  William- 
shaw  in  Stewarton,co.Ayr(Liow.  .Register, 1766). 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed  of  the 
first  langued  gu.  surmounted  by  a  galley  as  the 
second  in  the  dexter  chief  a  sinister  hand 
couped  like  the  fourth  a  mullet  for  diff. 
Donaldson,  Hiltoun. 
Insects 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ in  chief  three  bees  or. 

Humby,  Middlesex ;  granted  .... 
Mullets 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  in  chief  three  pierced  mul- 
lets of  six  points  as  the  last.    Tovey,  Pynacles, 
Great  Stanmore,  Middlesex;  granted  .... 
Eoundles 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  in  chief  two  bezants. 
Manwike. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  in  chief  three  pellets. 
Ramsay,  Ireland. 
Sun 

....  an  eagle  displ looking  at  the  sun  .... 

Hewson,  Ennismore,  Kerry. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  looking  against  the  sun  in 
its  splendour  placed  toward  the  dexter  chief. 
(The  feudal  coat  of  the  lordship  of)  Cardross, 
borne  as  a  surtout  by  Erskine  Earl  of 
Buchan. 

FALCON  and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Canton ....  Garb 

Sa.  a  hawk  arg.  on   a  canton   or  a  garb    gu. 
Boulton,  Gibbon   Grove,  Surrey ;  quartering 
az.  a  chev.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  in  chief  and  a 
crab  in  base  or. 
on  a  Chief Arrows 

Az.  a  hawk  seizing  a  partridge  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  three  bolts  of  the  first.    Knowles. 

Or  a  falcon  sa.  preying  on  a  moorcock  ppr.  on  a 
chief   of   the  second     three     birdbolts     arg. 
Knolles,  Little  Hampston,  co.  Devon. 
Cross 

Sa.  a  falcon  (another  a  hawk)  or  preying  on  a 
duck  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  cross  bo- 
tonny  gu.  Spencer  Madan.  Bishop  of  Bristol 
1792,  Peterborough  1794-1813.  Madan  or 
Madden,  Castle  Waterhouse,  co.  Fermanagh, 
Ireland. 

Sa.  a  falcon  or  belled  gu.  preying  on  a  mallard 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  cross  botonuy 
(sometimes  a  cross  croslet)  as  the  third. 
Madden,  Monaghan,  and  Kilkenny;  descended 
from  Hugh  Madden,  Bloxham  Beauchamp,  co. 
Oxford. 

Sa.  a  falcon  or  belled  gu.  preying  on  a  mallard 
arg.  on  a  chief  indented  of  the  second  a  cross 
hotonny  as  the  third.  Sir  Frederick  Madden, 
K.H.F.R.S.  F.S.A.,  descended  from  the  ancient 
sept  of  O'Madden,  co.  Galway,  Ireland. 


BIRD.   FALCON  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Cross  cont. 
Sa.  a  hawk  or  preying  on  a  duck  ppr.  on  a  chief 

of  the  second  a  cross  moline  gu.     Madden. 
Mullets 
Gu.  a  falcon  hooded  and  perched  on  a  hand  issu- 
ing out  of  the  sinister  side  or  on  a  chief  arg. 

three  mullets  az.     Blackhall,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  falcon  hooded  and  perched   on  a   dexter 

hand  in  fess  couped  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three 

mullets  of  the  first.    Blackhall. 

Ronndle 

Arg.  a  falcon  rising  ppr.  armed  jessed  and  belled 

or  on  a  chief  az.  a  bezant  betw.  two  estoiles 

gold.       Walker,    Suffolk;    and  Redland,  co. 

Gloucester. 
Estoile 
Az.  on  a  mount  ppr.  a  falcon  with  wings  expanded 

looking  at  an  estoile  arg.    Alexander. 
Az.  a  falcon  with  wings  expanded  ppr.  on  a  rock 

or  in  the  dexter  canton  an  estoile  of  the  last. 

Zinzan,  Tylehurst,  co.  Berks. 
Letter 
Per  chev.  or  and  vert  in  base  a  falcon  of  the  first 

in  chief  the  letter  M.  sa.      John  Marshall, 

Bishop  of  Llandaff  1478-96. 

HERON  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Arg.  a  stork  sa.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  a  canton 
of  the  second.        Starkey,  Wrenbury  Hall,  co. 
Chester,  quartering  Cross. 
on  a  Canton Fleur-de-lis 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  stork  sa.  beaked  and 
legged  of  the  second  on  a  canton  as  the  third 
a  fleur-de-lis  like  the  first.    Starkey,  London ; 
granted  27  June  1543. 
Chief 

Vert  a  crane  arg.  a  chief  erm.      Couston,  Scot- 
land. 
on  a  Chief Annulets 

Or  a  heron  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  annu- 
lets as  the  first.    Earnshaw,  Cayground,  co. 
York  ;  quartered  by  Marshall. 
Crescents 

Arg.  a  crane  holding  a  stone  in  the  dexter  foot 
gu.  on  a  chief  vert  three  crescents  of  the  first. 
Simson,  Tiviotbank,  Scotland. 
..  ..Escallops 

Or  a  heron  volant  ppr.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.  Graham,  Douglastoun,  Scot- 
land. 

..  ..Estoiles 

Arg.  a  heron  rising  az.  on  a  chief  indented  of  the 
second  three  estoiles  or.  Crooke,  Alderford, 
Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  heron  close  erm.  a  chief 
gu.  charged  with  three  estoiles  of  the  first. 
Lubbock,  Lamas,  Norfolk,  Baronetcy  9  April 
1806. 

5-Foils 

Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  in  base  a  crane  arg.  holding 
in  the  dexter  foot  a  stone  sa.  in  chief  two 
5-foils  of  the  second  stalked  and  leaved  vert. 
Dearman. 
Mullet 

Gu.  a  crane  without  the  head  arg.  in  chief  a  mullet 
(?  for  diff.)  of  the  last.  Finn,  That  Ilk,  Scot- 
land. 

Mullets 

Gu.  a  crane  without  the  head  arg.  in  chief  two 
mullets  of  the  last.  Finu,  That  Ilk,  Scotland. 
Phine,  Whitehill,  Scotland. 


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BIRD.       MAGPIE  and  in  chief. . . . 

Per  fess  sa.  and  arg.  in  base  a  magpie  ppr.  in 

chief  two  mullets  of  the  second.    Pltjmesdon 

or  Plueendon. 

MARTLET  and  in  chief 

Chief 
Arg.  a  martlet  sa.  a  chief  gu.    Paul,  Scotland. 

on  a  Chief Birds 

Arg.  a  martlet  sa.  on   a  chief  az.  three  swans 
wings  endorsed  of  the  first.  Swanston,  Scotland. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Or  a  martlet  sa.  in   chief  two  fleurs-de-lis   gu. 
Faebeidge,  Ireland. 
Sword 
Arg.  a  martlet  sa.  in  the  middle   chief  point  a 
dagger  palewise  az.  hilted  or.    Melhuish. 

MOORCOCK  and  in  chief 

Estoiles 

Per  chev.  embattled  sa.  and  arg.  in  base  a  heath- 
cock  of  the  first  combed   and  wattled   gu.  in 
chief  two  estoiles  as  the  second.    Heath. 
Mullets 

Per  chev.  or  and  sa.  in  base  a  heathcock  of  the 
first  combed  and  wattled  gu.  in  chief  two  mul- 
lets as  the  second.  Heath,  Kepyer,  co.  Dur- 
ham ;  granted  4  August  1558  ;  derived  through 
Heath,  London,  Warden  of  the  Fleet  in  1591 ; 
and  Heath,  Twickenham;  from  Heath,  Heath, 
Middlesex ;  the  heiress  of  Heath,  Old  Durham, 
m.  Tempest.  Heath,  Little  Eden,  Durham; 
Lynn,  Norfolk  ;  and  Twickenham,  Middlesex. 

Per  chev.  embattled  sa.  and  arg.  in  base  a  heath- 
cock  of  the  first  combed  and  wattled  ppr.  in 
chief  two  six-pointed  mullets  or  pierced  gu. 
Heath,  Mile  End,  Middlesex ;  granted  2 1  June 
1707. 

Reaping-hooks 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  or  in  base  a  moorcock  of 
the  first  combed  and  wattled  gu.  in  chief 
two  pair  of  reaping-hooks  endorsed  and  en- 
twined the  blades  arg.  the  handles  gold. 
Hockmore,  Buckyate,  co.  Devon. 
Scythes 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  or  in  base  a  moorcock  of  the 
first  in  chief  four  scythes  conjoined  two  and 
two  arg.  the  handles  of  the  second.  Huckmoee 
or  Hugmoee,  Buckland  Baron,  co.  Devon  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Gould. 

OWL  and  in  chief 

Arg.  an  owl  upon  the  top  of  a  tree  growing  out 
of  a  mount  ppr.  in  chief  two  mullets  gu. 
Bouchiee,  Loudon;  from  Holland. 

PELICAN  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Az.  a  pelican  (sometimes  in  piety)  or  vulned  ppr. 
a  canton  erm.     Richard  Fox,  Bishop  of  Exeter 
1437,   Bath   1492,  Durham   1494,  Winchester 
1501-28,  founder  of  Coepus  Cheisti  College, 
Oxford. 
Chief 
Arg.  a  pelican  in  piety  wings  expanded  ppr.  a 
chief  dovetailed  gu.    Voguall,  London. 
Mullets 
Or  a  pelican  in  piety  gu.  in  chief  two  mullets 
az.    Riddock,  Scotland. 

POPINJAY  and  in  chief. . . . 

Or  a  parrot  ppr.  a  canton  sa.  Richard  Senhouse, 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  1024-6 


BIRD.         SWAN  and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  a  swan  arg.  a  chief  erm.   Pickeeell,  London. 

Sa.  a  swan  arg.  a  chief  erm.  Pykaeel,  in  Bur- 
gate  Church,  Suffolk;  and  Karl.  MS.  1177, 
fo.  121. 


BIRD  and  in  base.... 


Fish 


Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  bird  standing  ....  on  the 
top  of  a  tree  vert  with  a  silver  bell  hanging 
from  a  sinister  bough  and  over  all  in  base  a 
fish  of  the  first  back  downwards  having  a  ring 
in  its  mouth  or.  City  of  Glasgow. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Per  fess  embattled  az.  and  arg.  on  the  embattle- 
ment  a  bird  wings  expanded  of  the  second 
beaked  and  legged  gu.  in  base  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  two  and  one  as  the  last.  Mason,  co.  War- 
wick. 

Fruit 

Gu.  a  bird  arg.  standing  upon  an    apple    or. 

CONHAH,  CO.  Wilts. 

Garb 
Az.  a  bird  ....  feeding  on  the  top  of  a  garb  or 
banded  gu.    Sheae,  Cornwall. 
Rock 
Gu.  a  bird  on  a  rock  ppr.    Rock. 
Tree 

a  bird  ....  perched  on  the  stump  of  a  tree 

shooting  forth  new  leaves  and  growing  out  of  a 
mount  in  base  ....     Desbeisay. 

COCK  and  in  base.. .. 

Hand 
Arg.  a  cock  standing  upon  the  hand  ppr.  of  an 
arm  issuing  in   fess   from  the    sinister   side 
vested  az.    Hancoee,  Ireland. 
Horn 
Or  a  cock  standing  upon  a  horn  ....     Holding, 
Middlesex. 

CROW  and  in  base .... 

Beast 
Or  a  raven  feeding  on  the  back  of  a  hog  lying 
fesswise  sa.    Danskine,  Scotland. 
Mound 
Or  a  raven  ppr.  sitting  upon  an  orb  gu.    Raven, 
Richmond  Herald,  ob.  1615.    Raven,  Hadley, 
Suffolk. 
Roundle 
Arg.  a  raven  ppr.  perched  upon  atorteau.  Raven, 
Creting    St.    Mary's,    Suffolk,    temp.    Henry 
VIII. 
Or  a  raven  sa.  perched  upon  the  top  of  a  torteau. 
Raven,  V. 

DOVE  and  in  base. . .. 

Arrow 

Quarterly  az.  and  erm.  in  the  first  quarter  a  dove 
ppr.  in  the  fourth  an  arrow  or.  Hugh  Boultee, 
Bishop  of  Bristol  1719,  Archbishop  of  Armagh 
1723-42 ;  granted  1720. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  a  point  with  three  battlements  arg.  on  the 
middle  battlement  a  dove  wings  displ.  ppr.  in 
base  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.    Mason,  London ; 
and  Stratford-upon-Avon,  co.  Warwick. 
Reptiles 

Or  a  dove  volant  arg.  with  an  olive  branch  vert  in 
the  mouth  in  base  two  snakes  entwined  chain- 
wise  and  in  chevron  ppr.  Sloper,  West  Wood- 
hay,  co.  Berks.    Slopes,  Kent,  1628. 


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BIRD.      DOVE  and  in  base.... cont. 

Ship 

Arg.  a  dove  ....  with  an  olive  branch  in  the  beak 
vert  upon  an  ark  in  water  ppr.  Gellie,  Black- 
ford. 

Arg.  in  chief  a  dove  volant  with  an  olive  branch 
in  the  beak  in  base  an  ark  on  the  sea  ppr. 
Galltez,  co.  Galloway. 
Tree 

Arg.  a  dove  rising  ppr.  out  of  a  tree  growing  from 
a  mount  in  base  vert.     Chauran. 

Or  a  dove  rising  on  the  top  of  a  tree  ppr.  growing 
out  of  a  mount  vert.    Dupratt,  Middlesex. 

EAGLE  and  in  base .... 

Beast 

Az.  an   eagle  pouncing  on  a  hare  courant  or. 
Denskine,  Scotland. 
Billet 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  standing 
on  a  billet  traverse  the  escucheon  raguled  and 
trunked  vert.    Selwood. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  an  eagle  displ.  standing  on  a 
billet  raguly  az.    Pinell. 
Bird 

Quarterly  erm.  and  az.  in  the  second  quarter  an 
eagle  rising  wings  overt  inverted  and  in  the 
third  another  rising  displ.  or.    Sr.  Adam  de 
Beery,  V. 
Book 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  holding  in  the  beak  a  penner 
and  inkhorn  standing  on  a  book  fesswise  closed 
the    clasps    downwards    or.  Company    of 

Scriveners,  London. 
Castle 

Per  fess  or  with  per  pale  gu.  and  vert  in  chief 
a  demi-eagle  double  headed  displ.  issuing  sa. 
the  dexter  base  charged  with  a  tower  the  si- 
nister with  five  towers  in  saltire  of  the  first 
gate  and  portcullis  to  each  ppr.  Vanden- 
Behpde. 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  of  the  last  in  base  a  castle  arg.     Payne- 
Gallway,  Baronetcy  8  December  1812,  quar- 
tering Payne. 
Escallops 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  and  in  base 
three  escallops   two   and  one   sa.        William 
Pope,  V. 
Flower 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 
of  the  second  issuant  from  the  top  of  a  demi- 
rose  and  sun  conjoined  per  fess  counter- 
changed.  William  Knight,  Bishop  of  Bath, 
etc.  1541-7,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  399. 
Human  Figure 

Arg.  an  eagle  preyant  sa.  on  a  child  or  swaddled 
gu.    Culcheth,  V*. 

Arg.  an  eagle  sa.  taking  up  a  child  gu.  face  ppr. 
Kilchech,  Kilchecb,  co.  Lancaster ;  quartering 
arg.  a  griffin  segreant  sa. 

Arg.  an  eagle  preyant  sa.  on  a  child  ppr.  swathed 
gu.  banded  or.  Culcheth  or  Kulcheth,  Cul- 
cheth, co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  an  eagle  wings  expanded  sa.  preyant  upon  a 
child  ppr.  swathed  gu.  banded  or.  Hyndley. 
Kilcheche. 

Arg.  an  eagle  wings  expansed  sa.  standing  on  a 
child  swathed  gu.  banded  or.    Culcheth,  V. 

Arg.  an  eagle  sa.  armed  gu.  standing  on  a  child 
ppr.  swathed  or  lying  in  a  cradle  vert. 
Coulchiefe. 


BIRD.    EAGLE  and  in  base..  ..cont. 
Human  Figure  cont. 

Arg.  an  eagle  volant  sa.  seizing  on  a  child  ppr. 
swathed  gu.  in  a  nest  of  the  first  on  a  tree 
eradicated  as  the  second.     Risley. 

Or  an  eagle  sa.  preying  on  an  infant  gu.  swaddled 
and  apparelled  of   the  first.      Culchech  or 
Culehech. 
Perch 

Or  an  eagle  in  full  aspect  gu.  standing  on  a  perch 
issuing  out  of  the  sinister  side  arg.    Body. 
Pillars 

Arg.    an    eagle    displ.    sa.    resting    each    claw 
on   a    column   with    capitals    and    bases   az. 
Bartolozzi. 
Sprig 

Az.  an  eagle  with  wings  endorsed  standing  on  a 
branch  of  laurel   all   or.       Priory   of  Austin 
Canons  at  Caermarthen,  South  Wales. 
Staff 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  standing  on  a  staff  raguly 
fesswise  in  base  vert.  Selward,  co.  Warwick ; 
and  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  perched 
upon  a  staff  fesswise  raguly  vert.  Dellwood 
or  Delwood. 

Per  pale  or  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  perched  on  a 
ragged  staff  sa.     Pynell. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  and  standing  upon 
a  ragged  staff  or.      Barlaunche   Barlew  or 
Barlow,  co.  Lancaster. 
Staves 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  per  pale  or  and 
arg.  holding  in   each   claw    a    baston   (erect 
V*.)   sloped  pilewise  of  the  opposite  metals 
Pyvell,  V. 
Tree 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  standing 
on  a  piece  of  a  tree  raguly  vert.  Delward  or 
Delwood,  V*.  But  with  a  crescent  ....  for 
diff.    Henry  Delwood,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  per  pale  or  and  arg.  beaked 
(and  legged,  Harl.  MS.  1392)  gu.  standing  on 
a  piece  of  a  tree  raguly  (per  pale  of  the  third 

and  second,  Harl.  MS.  1392) Pynyll,  co. 

Devon,  W.    Pyngill,  Harl.  MS.  1392. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or  standing  on  the 
limb  of  a  tree  raguled  and  trunked  of  the  se- 
cond.   Barlow,  Barlow. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  beaked  or 
standing  on  a  piece  of  a  tree  raguly  of  the  se- 
cond.   Sr de  Barlaugh,  V.    Barlowe,  V. 

And  with  the  eagle  armed  and  a  fleur-de-lis  in 
chief  of  the  third.  William  Barlow,  Bishop  of 
Rochester  1605,  Lincoln  1698-13 ;  granted  1 607. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  standing  on  a 
piece  of  a  tree  raguly  arg.    Barlowe,  V*. 

FALCON  and  in  base 

Beast 
Gu.  a  goshawk  or  standing  on  the  back  of  a  hare 
arg.     Denskyn,  Scotland. 
Bird 
Gu.  a    hawk    reguard.    trussing     a    bird     arg. 
Goodwing. 

Heron 

Az.  a  hawk  volant  arg.  seizing  a  heron  also  vo- 
lant or.  Fournier. 
Castle 
Gu.  a  falcon  rising  ppr.  from  a  mount  vert  within 
a  circular  embattled  wall  (or  castle)  another  a 
quadrangular  castle  or.  Lanion,  Lanion,  Corn- 
wall, Visitation,  Cornwall. 


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BIRD.    FALCON  and  in  base cont. 

Castle  cont. 

Sa.  a  falcon  hovering  with  hells  or  over  a  castle 
arg.  standing  on  the  waves  ppr.  Lanine,  Corn- 
wall, Harl.  MS.  4031,  fo.  89  b. 

Sa.  a  falcon  hovering  with  bells  ppr.  over  a  castle 
with   four  towers   arg.       Lanyon,   Lanyon  in 
Madron  and  Lanyon  in  Gwinnear,  Cornwall. 
Letter 

Per  chev.  or  and  az.  in  chief  a  falcon  sa.  in  base 
a  letter  M   arg.      John  Marshall,  Bishop  of 
Llandaff  1478-96. 
Lure 

Quarterly  vert  and  or  in  the  first  quarter  a  falcon 
close  arg.  belled  of  the  second  in  the  fourth  a 
hawk's  lure  as  the  third.    Jebb. 
Perch 

Sa.  a  hawk  standing  on  a  perch  arg.  beaked  and 
legged   or.       Hawker,   co.  Wilts.       Hawker, 
Long   Parish   House,  co.   Hants :    quartering 
Ry  ves  and  Ran es ton. 
Sprig 

Gu.  a  falcon  rising  arg.  holding  in  the  dexter 
claw  an  oak  branch  ppr.  acorned  or.     Martin 
Fotherby,  Bishop  of  Salisbury  1618-20. 
Staff 

Arg.  a  hawk  ppr.  armed  or  standing  on   a  staff 
couped  and  raguly  vert.    Edge  alias  Hawkins, 
co.  Salop. 
Stock 

Sa.  a  goshawk  perched  on  a  stock  (another,  1716 
fixed  in  the  base  point)  arg.  armed  belled  and 
jessed  or.    Weele. 

Sa.  a  goshawk  (1730;  another  a  hawk)  arg. 
perched  upon  a  stock  (another  1730  standing 
on  a  perch)  fixed  to  the  base  point  of  the  se- 
cond armed  belled  and  jessed  or.  Weele  or 
Wells,  Staverton,  co.  Devon.  Weele,  1730. 
Tree 

Arg.  a  hawk  ppr.  armed  or  standing  on  a  trunk 
of  a  tree  vert.    Hawkings,  co.  Salop,  and  Rush- 
all,  co.  Stafford.    Hawkings. 
Trestle 

Sa.  a  hawk  arg.  belled  or  standing  on  a  trestle  of 
the  second.    Hawker,  Essex. 

HERON  and  in  base.... 

Castle 

....  a  stork  ppr.  upon  a  tower  triple-towered. . . . 
Denton. 

Gu.  a  stork  arg.  upon  a  tower  or.  Sutton,  Elton, 
co.  Durham ;  derived  from  Sutton,  Thorn- 
borough,  co.  York,  1640 ;  the  heirs  ra.  Sleigh 
and  Hutchinson ;  quartering  Sleigh  and  Bath- 
urst. 

Gu.  a  stork  ppr.  upon  a  castle  or.    Sutton,  Kit- 
tismore,  co.  York. 
Staff 

Arg.  a  crane  sa.  standing  on  a  staff  raguly  in 
base  vert.    Crane,  Camborne,  Cornwall. 
Well 

(?  Vert)  a  heron  arg.  drinking  from  a  well  (?  or 
or  ppr.  or)  tenne.  Hugh  (St.  Hugh)  Bishop 
of  Lincoln  1186-1200. 

PELICAN  and  in  base .... 

Az.  a  pelican  standing  on  a  globe  or.  John 
Pierse.  Bishop  of  Rochester  1576,  Salisbury, 
1577,  Archbishop  of  York  1588-94. 

SWAN  and  in  base 

Vert  a  swan  arg.  drinking  from  a  well  or.  Hugh 
(St.  Hugh),  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1186-1200. 


BIRD.      VULTURE  and  in  base 

Erin,  a  vulture  seizing  her  prey  gu.     Siminges. 
BIRD  betw.  or  within .... 
Bones 
Sa.  a  bird  vert  membered  and  collared  gu.  betw. 
three  pairs  of  shinbones  in  saltire  arg.   Newton. 
Bordure 
Gu.  a  bird  (see  CROW)  arg.  beaked  and  membered 
of  the  first  holding  in  the  beak  an  ermine  spot 
standing  upon  n  garb  ....  a  bordure  compony 
or  and  az.    Vaughan,  Tyle  Glas,  co.  Brecon. 
Mullets 
....a  bird  (eagle  or  falcon)  ....  betw.  three 
mullets    ....        Jeban    de    Salle,   seal   (xiv 
century). 

COCK  betw.  or  within 

Barrulets 
Sa.  a  cock  arg.  combed  legged  and  wattled   gu. 
betw.  two  bars  humetty  or    enclosed    by    so 
many  swans  of  the  second  beaked  and  legged 
as  the  third.    Edmund  Cox  alias  Cokks,  Lon- 
don ;  granted  25  January  1554,  Harl.  MS.  6169, 
fo.  26  b. 
Birds 
Gu.  a  cock  or  betw.  three  martlets  arg.   Delaite. 

CROW  betw.  or  within .... 
Bordure 
Arg.  a  raven  ppr.  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty.   Corbet. 
Gu.  a  Cornish  chough  (see  BIRD)  ....    beaked 
and  membered  of  the  first  holding  in  the  beak 
an  ermine  spot  standing  upon  a  garb  gold  a 
bordure  compony  or  and  az.     Watktns,  Lan- 
gorse,  co.  Brecon. 
Or  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.  a  bordure  arg.  charged 

with  eight  fleurs-de-lis  az.    Arrell. 
Or  a  raven  ppr.  a  bordure  engr.  gu.    Corbet, 

Chadesley  Corbet. 
Or  a  raven  ppr.   a  bordure   engr.  gu.  bezanty. 

Corbet. 
Or  a  raven  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  Corbet,  V. 

Crosses 
Arg.  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.  betw.  three  crosses 
patty  sa.    John  Williams,  Bishop  of  Chiches- 
ter 1696-1709. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Or  a  Cornish  chough  sa.  an  orle  of  eight  fleurs- 
de-lis  az.    Ariel  or  Ariell. 
Mullets 
Arg.  a  raven  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  Corbet, 
Towcross,  Scotland. 

Roundles Fountains 

Arg.     a     crow      sa.     betw.      three     fountains. 
Craigdaillie,  Aberdeen. 
...  .Ogresses 
Arg.  a  raven  volant  sa.  beaked  of  the  first  betw. 
three  ogresses.    Withering,  Nelmes,  Essex ; 
descended  from  co.  Stafford. 

DOVE  betw.  or  within.... 
Annulets 
Az.  a  dove  arg.  betw.  three  annulets  or.    William 
Bevan,  Pen-y-coed,   co.   Carmarthen,   granted 
1695. 
Az.  a  dove  arg.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  betw.  three 
gem  rings  or  in  chief  a  mullet  charged  with  a 
mullet.    Beavan. 
Bars 
Arg.  upon  a  mount  vert  a  dove  rising  . . .  .nimbed 
gold  all  betw.  two  bars  wavy  az.  charged  with 
three  fishes  naiant  two   and  one    or.    John 
Hilsey,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1535-8. 

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BIRD.      DOVE  betw.  or  within cont. 

Buckles 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert  a  dove  rising  wings  overt 
inverted  (volant  V*.)  betw.  three  round  buckles 
or.    Bramston,  V. 
Coronets 

Gu.   a  dove  arg.  holding  in  the  beak  an  olive- 
branch  vert  betw.  three  antique  crowns   arg. 
Grant,  Carron,  Scotland. 
Crosses 

Az.  a  dove  ppr.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 
or.    Williams,  Lincoln's  Inn. 

Sa.  a  dove  (arg.  another)  ppr.  betw.  three  crosses 
patty  or.     John  Williams,  Bisbop  of  Chiches- 
ter, Sussex,  1696-1709. 
Fishes 

Barry  wavy  of  five  arg.  and  az.  on  a  mount  vert 
in  the  centre  a  dove  rising  ....  nimbed  gold 
betw.  three   fishes   naiant  or.    John   Hilsey, 
Bisbop  of  Rochester  1535-8. 
Flowers 

Arg.  a  dove  sa.  holding  in  the  beak  an  olive- 
branch  vert  standing  upon  an  ark  in  water  ppr. 
betw.  three  gilliflowers  gu.  stalked  and  leaved 
of  the  fourth.    Jolly,  Scotland. 

DUCK  betw.  or  within.... 

Sa.  a  duck  arg.  beaked  or  within  a  bordure  engr. 
of  the  last.     More,  V*. 

EAGLE  betw.  or  within.... 

Axes 
Az.an  eagle  displ.  betw.  three  poleaxes  or.  Orme, 

co.  Stafford. 
Birds 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  beaked  and  membered 

gu.    within    an    orle    of    eight    martlets    az. 

Ramsay,  Methven,  Scotland. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double 

headed   sa.  within    an   orle   of    martlets    gu. 

Browne,  Baron  Oranmore  and  Browne  1838, 

quartering  Monck  and  Prendergast. 
Bordure 
Arg.  an  eagle  double  headed  ....  within  a  bor- 
dure gu.    Lloyd,  Hardwicke,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  a  bordure  of 

the  third.     Ramsay,  Idington,  Scotland. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  a  bordure  nebuly 

....     Ramsay,  Cockpin,  Scotland. 
Arg.  an   eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  a  bordure  of 

the  second  charged  with  eight  roses  of  the  first. 

Ramsay,  Whitehill,  Scotland. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  bordure  of  the  second 

bezanty.    Killegrew,  Killegrew  andArwenick, 

Cornwall,  temp.   Richard  II ;  the  heiress  m. 

Erisey. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  a  bordure 

of  the   last    bezanty.         Glyn,    Cornwall,   V. 

Killegrew,  V*.    Kyllegrew,  V. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  a  bordure  (sa. 

Harl.  MS.  1392)  bezanty.     Tregian,  V. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  crowned  or  holding  in  the 

dexter  claw  a  sword  of  the  first  a  bordure  of 

the  second  bezanty.     Tregyan. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  and  a  bordure 

engr.  sa.    Hoar  or  Hoare,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  an  eagle  close  in  trian  aspect  sa.  armed  or  a 

bordure  engr.  of  the  last.     Standen,  V. 
Arg.  an  eagle  close  sa.  armed  or  a  bordure  engr. 

of  the  second.    Standen. 
Arg.  an  eagle  wings  expanded  sa.  armed   or  a 

bordure  engr.  of  the  second.    Standen,  V*. 


BIRD.     EAGLE  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bordure  cont. 
Arg.  an  eagle  rising    wings    overt    inverted  sa 

armed    or    a    bordure    engr.  of   the    second. 

Standen,  V. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  and  a  bordure  arg.  Podenham. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  holding  in 

the  dexter  claw  a  sceptre  and  in  the  sinister  a 

rose  ppr.  a  bordure  of  the  second  charged  with 

5-foils   and   mullets   alternately   as   the    first. 

Dunlop,  Scotland. 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  or  crowned  arg.  a  bordure  of 

the  last.     Sherfeld,  co.  Wilts. 
Az.  an   eagle   displ.   and   a    bordure    engr.    or. 

Pevelesdon. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  and  a  bordure  arg.    Albany  or 

Daubigny.    Southwell.     Todney.    Tonny. 
Gu.     an     eagle     displ.     arg.     a     bordure     or. 

Storinge. 
Gu.   an  eagle   displ.  arg.   a    bordure   engr.   or. 

Storange,  Ampton,  Suffolk,  V.  Straunge,  V*. 

Strong.    Walsam  or  Walsham. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  beaked  az.  a  bordure  engr. 

or.    Walsham,  V. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  a  bordure  engr.  erminois. 

Clack,    co.   Hereford ;     and  Wallingford,    co. 

Berks;  granted  13  November  1768. 
Gu.  an  eagle  wings  endorsed  or  a  bordure  erm. 

Fairbairn. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 

Strong. 
Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  armed  az.  a  bordure  engr. 

of  the  second.    Walsham,  V*. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  sa.  a  bordure  gu. 

Carnegie,  Northesk,  Scotland. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  gu.  a  bordure  per 

pale  gu.  and  arg.  charged  with  eight  escallops 

counterchanged.     Carnegie,  Scotland. 
Or    an    eagle    displ.    az.   a   bordure    engr.  gu. 

Carnegie,  Lour. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  a  bordure  of  the  second 

charged    with    eight    5-foils     arg.        Limsey. 

Lymsey,  V*.    Lyvtsey,  Ifelde,  Kent,  V. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 

with    ten    5-foils   arg.         Lyndsey,    Gunton, 

Norfolk. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  a  bordure  sa.  charged  with 

escallops  ....       Lemosy  or  Lymesey,  co.  War- 

wick. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  ppr.  a  bordure 

invecked  erm.      Troyte,  Chidderleigh,  co.  De- 
von ;  granted  1739. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  crowned  gu.  a  bordure  az. 

charged  with  three  fleurs-de-lis  in  chief  gold. 

Cipriani,  London. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  armed  az.  a  bordure  of  the 

third  charged  with  eight  lions  pass,  guard,  as 

the  first.    Mounthermer. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  ducally  crowned  of  the 

first  armed   gu.  a  bordure   az.  charged  with 

three    fleurs-de-lis    gold.      Booker,   London ; 

from  Woodhouse,  co.  Nottingham.     But  with 

eight    fleurs-de-lis.      Boocher    or    Booker, 

London. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  a  bordure  gu.  charged  with 

eight  lions  pass,   of  the  first.      Sir  Edward 

Monthermer,  R. 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  vert  a  bordure  gu.  charged 

with   eight    lions    pass,    guard,   of    the    first. 

Monthermer,  V. 
Per  bend  sinister  erm.  and  arg.  an  eagle  d.ispl. 

double  beaded  sa.  a  bordure  of  the  last  bezanty. 

Loyd,  Overstone  Park,  co.  Northampton. 


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BIRD.     EAGLE  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Bordure  cont. 

Pel-  pale  az.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 
and  a  bordure  engr.  or.  Mytton,  Shrewsbury. 
Sir  Everard  de  Mutton,  and  his  descendants  ; 
Mytton,  Halston,  co.  Salop,  quartering  arg.  a 
5-foil  az. ;  Mytton,  by  change  of  name  Thorny- 
croft,  Thornycroft;  Mytton,  Garth,  and  Pen- 
y-lan,  originally  of  Pont-ys-cowryd,  co.  Mont- 
gomery ;  Mutton,  Llanerch  Park,  co.  Den- 
bigh ;  quartering  Vaughan,  Burley,  and  De 
Burgh ;  the  coheirs  m.  Davies  and  Eyton  :  and 
jfYTTOH,  Weston  -under  -Lizard,  co.  Salop;  the 
coheirs  m.  Phillips  and  Harpsfield.  Mytton, 
Cleobury  North,  co.  Salop,  quartering  arg.  a 
chev.  sa.  betw.  three  birds  ppr. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  bordure 
counterchanged.    Mitton. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  or  within  a  bordure  counterchanged. 
Mitton,  co.  Salop. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 
and  a  bordure  sa.     Killegrew. 

Quarterly  sa.  and  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  arg.  a  bordure  invecked  counterchanged. 
Hoar,  Twyford,  co.  Hants. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  and  a  bordure  arg. 
Parke. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  and  a  bordure  az.  Richard 
del  Parke,  Y. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
Hoare  or  Hore,  co.  Gloucester.    Hoar. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  and  a  bordure 
engr.  arg.  Hoare,  V*.  Hore,  Chartley,  co. 
Stafford,  V.  Hoare,  co.  Devon ;  Middlesex ; 
and  co.  Cork,  1649;  from  whom  descended 
Hoare,  Audley  Place,  Cork,  quartering  Barry, 
Lyons,  and  Phillips;  and  Edward  Hoare,  Fac- 
tory Hill,  co.  Cork,  quartering  Woodcock,  Bur- 
nell,  Barry,  Lyons,  Phillipps,  Lumm,  Purefoy, 
and  Lombard  ;  a  cousin  of  Hoare,  Annabelle, 
Cork  ;  Baronetcy  10  December  1784 ;  quartering 
Wallis.  Hoare,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1713.     Hoare,  Mayor  of  Cork,  1686, 1710. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  or  a  bordure  eDgr. 
of  the  second.  Palk,  Haldon  House,  co.  De- 
von ;  Baronetcy  19  June  1782. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  a  bordure 
or.    Dune. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  armed  gu.  a  bordure  engr. 
or.    Guthrie,  Dantzic. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  a  bordure  arg.  Tufton, 
Earl  of  Thanet,  Z,  541 ;  Baronetcy  29  June 
1611;  Baron  Tufton  ]  November  1626,  Earl 
of  Thanet  5  August  1628,  quartering  Sackvill 
and  Clifford.  Robert  Tully,  Bishop  of  St. 
David's  1400-81. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  bordure  arg.  charged  with 
eight  leopard's  heads  gu.  Venables,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  within  a  bordure  compony 
gu.  and  az.  James  Dunne,  Merchant,  Dublin, 
ob.  1600. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  bordure  gu.  Mobtymer. 
Crescents 

Arg.  an  eagle  wings  displ.  sa.  betw.  three  crescents 
gu.    Spittax,  Scotland. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  betw.  three 
crescents  of  the  last.    Spittle,  Scotland. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  in  chief  four  crescents 
and  in  base  two  bugle  horns  or  dimidiated  with 
lozengy  sa.  and  arg.  Lombard,  Whitechurcb, 
co.  Cork,  V,  but  in  a  later  hand. 


BIRD.     EAGLE  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  membered  and  ducally 
crowned  arg.  betw.  eight  crosses  croslet  of 
the  second.  Graves,  Mickleton,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  within  an  orle   of  crosses 
flory  gu.     Martyn. 
Escallops 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  three 
escallops  counterchanged  the   eagle    charged 
with  a  3-foil  for  diff.    Lynecar,  Dublin. 
Haunches 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  two  flaunches  or  each 
charged  with  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first. 
Bowland,  London. 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  two  flaunches  arg.  each 
charged  with  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first 
betw.  two  ogresses  (or  torteaux)  each  charged 
with  a  cross  patty  fitchy  or.  Bowland, 
London. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Peake,  Foxton,  Middlesex. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.  Godolphin,  Collinson,  Somerset,  i, 
216. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Godolphin,  Cornwall,  V. 
Lord  High  Treasurer  of  England,  Baron  1664, 
Earl  1706.  Godolphin,  Trewarveneth,  Corn- 
wall, temp.  Henry  VIII;  the  coheirs  m.  Ni- 
cholls  and  Keigwin. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  or  within  an  orle 
of  fleurs-de-lis  sa.    Martyn. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  within  an  orle  of  fleurs- 
de-lis  sa.    Martyn. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de- 
lis  arg.    Goodsinging. 
Flower 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  or  in  the  dexter  paw  a  thistle 
and  in  the  sinister  an  arrow  ....      Emsley, 
Scotland. 
Flowers 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  three  lilies  arg. 
Godolphin,  Cornwall. 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  betw.  three  lilies  az. 
Godolphin,  Cornwall. 

Gu.     an    eagle    displ.    betw.     three     lilies    or. 
Godolphin. 
3-Foils 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  within  an 
orle  of  3-foils  slipped  sa.    Seedgrew. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  betw.  five 
3-foils  slipped  three  and  two  sa.  Sedegrew, 
Ireland,  V. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or  within  an 
orle  of  3-foils  or.  Button,  Mowlish,  and  Cof- 
ford  in  Canton,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Henry  V. 

Vert  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  betw.  3-foils 
slipped  or.    Lutton,  temp.  Henry  V,  W. 
Mullets 

....  an  eagle  (or  falcon)  ....  betw.  three  mullets 
....     Jehan  de  Salle  ;  seal  (xiv  century). 
Orle 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or  within  an  orle  engr.  coun- 
terengr.  arg.  Captain  Robert  Knox,  1695, 
portrait. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  an  eagle  volant  sa.  within 
an  orle  counterchanged.    Knox. 
Pheons 

Gu.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  three  pheons  arg. 
Abnet,  co.  Stafford. 


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BIRD.    EAGLE  betw.  or  within cont. 

Roundles Bezants 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  within  four  bezants  two 
and  two  each  charged  with  a  cross  croslet  fitchy 
of  the  first  all  betw.  two  {launches  as  the  se- 
cond each  charged  with  an  eagle  displ.  like  the 
field  armed  gu.  Humfrey  Bowland,  Kinfare, 
co.  Stafford,  V. 

. .  .  .Torteaux 

Or  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  within  an  orle  of  eight  tor- 
teaux.         Busiard,     Suffolk.        Busserarde. 
Busserard,  Norfolk,  V. 
Tressure 

....  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  membered  or  within  a 
single  tressure  tlory  ....  Vanpage,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  az.  within  a  double  tressure 
flory  sa.     Martyen. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  within  a  double  tressure 
sa.    Martyn,  London. 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  within  a  double  tressure 
flory  counterflory  sa.     Marten,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  within  a  double  tressure  arg. 
Wahpage,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  arg.     Sr.  John  Vampage,  V. 

Az.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  within  a  double 
tressure  flory  counterflory  arg.    Vampage. 

FALCON  betw.  or  within.... 

Bordure 

Arg.  a  falcon  ppr.  wings  elevated  belled  beaked 
and  legged  or  holding  in  its  dexter  talon  a 
martlet  of  the  last  all  within  a  bordure  engr. 
or.  Edwards,  Pentre,  co.  Montgomery,  and 
Cilcen,  co.  Flint;  descended  from  William  Lord 
D'Elboeuf,  Normandy. 

Az.  a  falcon  volant  arg.  within  a  bordure  erm. 
Sir  Palmer  Fairborne,  Commandant  at  Tan- 
gier, and  his  son  Admiral  Fairborne,  1730. 

Az.  a  falcon  volant  arg.  armed  jessed  and  belled 
or  within  a  bordure  erm.     Fairborne,  Newark, 
co.  Nottingham.     Faireborne. 
Castle 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  within  a  circular  embattled 
wall  ( or  castle  another  a  quadrangular  castle) 
or  a  falcon  rising  ppr.  Lanion,  Lanion,  Corn- 
wall. 

Flowers 

Or  a  falcon  sa.  belled  gu.  betw.  three  roses  of  the 
last  leaved  vert.       Hamlyn  ;    now  Williams, 
Clovelly  Court,  co.  Devon  ;  Bartcy.  7  July  1795. 
Leaves 

Arg.   a  falcon   volant  ppr.  betw.   in   chief  three 
holly  leaves  vert  and  in  base  a  huntinghorn  sa. 
garnished  gu.     Burnet,  Shetchoksly,  Scotland ; 
descended  from  a  third  son  of  Leys. 
Mullets 

....  a  falcon  (or  eagle)  ....  betw.  three  mullets 
....     Jehan  de  Salle  ;  seal  (xiv  century). 

Gu.  a  falcon  hooded  and  perched  on  a  hand  issu- 
ing out  of  the  sinister  side  or  on  a  chief  arg. 
three  mullets  az.     Blackhall,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  falcon  hooded  and  perched  on  a  dexter 
hand  in  fess  couped  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three 
mullets  of  the  first.    Blackhall. 

Sa.  a  falcon  betw.  three  mullets  or.     Pendarves, 
Pendarves,  Cornwall ;  quartering  Wynne,  Wil- 
liams, Courtenay,  Abrincis,  Avenel,  St.  Aubyn, 
Carminow,  etc. 
Orle 

Gn.  a  falcon  volant  or  within  an  orle  invecked  on 
the  outer  side  arg.     Knox,  That  Ilk. 


BIRD.    FALCON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Orle  cont. 
Gu.  a  falcon  volant  or  within  an  orle  wavy  arg. 
Knox,  Earl  of  Ranfurly. 

HERON  betw.  or  within .... 

Bordure 

Az.  a  stork  close  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  erm. 
Starkey,  co.  Warwick. 

Sa.  a  stork  ppr.  within  a  bordure  arg.  Mathew, 
Clanville,  co.  Hants ;  quartering  Bertie,  Wil- 
loughby,  and  De  Vere ;  a  younger  brother  of 
Mathew,  Felix  Hall,  Essex,  quartering  Van 
Lumputt;  Sparrow,  Mathew,  Clare,  Smith,  and 
Williams;  descended  from  Mathew,  St.  Kew, 
Pennetenny,  Tresungher,  and  Endellyon,  Corn- 
wall. Mathew,  The  Lytb,  co.  Salop. 
Cresoents 

Gu.  a  stork  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  beaked  and 
membered  or.  Gibson,  Stavely,  York ;  con- 
firmed 16  January  1655,  afterwards  declared 
void. 

Crosses 

Az.  a  stork  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 
Oglander,  Nunwell,  Isle  of  Wight ;  and  Parn- 
ham,  co.  Dorset;  Baronetcy  12  December 
1665. 

Sa.  a  stork  arg.  within  an  oi'le  of  eight  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  of  the  last.     Patnam. 

Arg.  a  stork  betw.  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
Puttenham,  Sherfield,  co.  Hants,  1634 ;  the 
heiress  m.  Morris. 

(?  Gu.)  a  heron  arg.  betw.  crosses  croslet  or. 
William  Herun,  E. 

Gu.  a  heron  ....  betw.  crosses  croslet  or.  Wil- 
liam Hernn,  (sic)  F. 

Sa.  a  stork  betw.  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 
Puttenham  or  Putnam,  co.  Bedford  ;  and  Penn, 
co.  Buckingham. 

Sa.  a  heron  arg.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  in  an  orle 
of  croslets  as  the  second.  Puttenham  or 
Putnam,  V*. 

Sa.  a  crane  (or  heron)  arg.  legged  gu.in  an  orle  of 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  as  the  second.    Sr.  George 
Puttenham,  V.    Putnam,  V. 
Escallops 

Arg.  a  heron  volant  az.  membered  or  betw.  three 
escallops  gu.    Check. 

Arg.  a  heron  volant  in  fess  az.  membered  or 
betw.  three  escallops  sa.    Herondon. 

Arg.  a  heron  volant  betw.  three  escallops  sa. 
Heronden.    Horndon. 

MARTLET  betw.  or  within.... 

Bordure 
Arg.  a  martlet  or  held  in  the  dexter  talon  of  a 
falcon  wings  elevated  ppr.  belled  beaked  and 
legged  gold  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  last. 
Edwards,  Pentre,  co. Montgomery;  and  Cilcen, 
co.  Flint. 
Arg.  a  martlet  and  a  bordure  engr.  sa.    Standon. 

Coronets 
Sa.  a  martlet  arg.  betw.  three  ducal  crowns  or. 
Tolman. 
Crosses 
Sa.   a   martlet    betw.-  six    crosses    croslet    arg. 
Putman  or  Putnam,  Sussex. 
Estoiles 
Sa.  a  martlet  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.  (or  V*.) 
within  a  bordure  engr.  or.    Baron,  W. 
Mullets 
Az.  a  martlet  betw.  three  mullets  or  a  bordure 
invecked  compony  arg.  and  gu.    Young. 


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BIRD.       OWL  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  an  owl  ppr.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  gu. 
and  in  base  a  tree  growing  out  of  a  mount  as 
the  second.     Bouchier,  London,  from  Holland. 

PELICAN  betw.  or  within.... 

Bordure 

Az.  a  pelican  or  vulned  ppr.  within  a  bordure  of 
the  second.  Richard  Fox,  Bishop  of  Exeter 
1487,  Bath,  etc.  1492,  Durham  1494,  Winchester 
1501-28,  U;  founder  of  Corpus  Christi  College, 
Oxford,  Add.  MS.  12443. 

Yert  a  pelican  in  piety  arg.  within  a  bordure  in- 
dented of  the  first  and  second.  Sherborne, 
Bishop  of  Winchester ;  but  Robert  Sherborn 
or  Sherbourn,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1505, 
Chichester  1508-36. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  a  pelican  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Kympton, 
Weston,  co.  Hertford. 

Az.  a  pelican  rising  overt  inverted  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.     Kempton,  W. 

Az.  a  pelican  wings  elevated  or  vulning  her  breast 
gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second. 
Kempton,  Morden,  co.  Cambridge;  and  Lon- 
don ;  granted  1577. 

Az.  a  pelican  arg.  vulning  herself  gu.  betw.  eight 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second.  Caryer,  Canter- 
bury ;  granted  29  June  10  James  I. 

SWAN  betw.  or  within.... 

Bordure 
Az.  a  swan  arg.  membered  gu.  within  a  bordure 

engr.  or.     More. 
Sa.  a  swan  arg.  membered  gu.  a  bordure  engr.  of 

the  second.     More,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  a  swan  wings  expanded  and  a  bordure  engr. 

arg.     More,  quartering  arg.  three  bars  gu.  a 

canton  erm. 
Sa.  a  swan  wings  expanded  arg.  membered   or 

a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second.     More,  1730. 
Sa.  a  swan  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  or.     Moore. 
Sa.  a  swan  close  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  or.    More, 

Linley,  co.  Salop  ;  a  youDger  branch  of  More, 

Larden,   co.   Salop;     descended    from    More, 

More.      Moore,  co.   Devon;  co.  Hants;  and 

Surrey. 
Sa.  a  swan  wings  expanded  arg.  a  bordure  engr. 

or.    Moore,  co.  Hants. 
Sa.  a  swan  wings  expanded  arg.  membered  gu. 

a  bordure  engr.  or.      More,  Millichope,  co. 

Salop ;  ob.  1689. 
Sa.  a  swan  arg.  membered  and  beaked  or  a  bor- 
dure engr.  of  the  last.     Moore,  Earl  of  Mount- 

cashell,     quartering     Colvile     and     Lindsay. 

Moore,  Barn,  co.  Tipperary. 
Sa.   a  swan    close  arg.  membered  or   within   a 

bordure  engr.  of  the  last.     More,  V. 
Sa.  a  swan  wings  expanded  arg.  membered  or 

within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  third.     Moore, 

Cockham,  co.  Berks ;  and   Corbet,  co.   Salop. 

Moore,  Aspley  Guise,  co.  Bedford,  quartering 

Howell. 

BIBD  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Gu.  a  bird  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  on  a  chief  or 
as  many  ogresses.     Thomas  Vowell,  V. 

COCK  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Arg.  a  cock  betw.  two  mullets  of  six  points  sa. 
on  a  chief  gu.  three  cushions  or.     Stothart. 


BIRD.      CB0W  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief.. .. 

Arg.  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.  betw.  two  arrows  in 
base  gu.  and  in  chief  an  arrow  of  the  second 
betw.  two  Cornish  choughs  of  the  first. 
Crastein.     Scrace. 

EAGLE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 
Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg. 

a  canton   sinister   or.      Jordan,    Kent;    and 

Sussex,  quartering  Woodgate. 

on  a  Canton Wreath 

Az.  on  a  rock  ppr.  an  eagle  rising  or  betw.  in 

chief  the  arctic  and  in  base  antarctic  polar  stars 

on  a  canton  of  the  third  a  wreath  of  laurel  vert 

f'ructed  of  the  second.    Somerset,  London ; 

granted  1771. 
Chief 
Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg. 

a  chief  or.    Jordan,  Catwick,  and  Charlewood, 

Surrey ;  granted  2  June  1631. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  two  palets  gu.  a  chief 

of  the  last.    Dyas. 

on  a  Chief Chevron 

Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  or  on  a  chief  az.  a  chev.  betw. 

two  crescents  and   a  5-foil  of  the  second  all 

(?   the  chief  only)   within   a  bordure  of  the 

same.    Waynburst,  Norfolk. 

....  Cross  or  Cross-staff  see  Implement 
. .  ..Escallops 
Sa.  an  eagle  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  three  escallops  vert.      Jordayne.. 

Flower 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  gu.  on  a  chief  quarterly  or  and  of 
the  second  a  rose  betw.  two  lions  ramp,  in  fess 
counterchanged.    Martyr. 
..  ..4-Foils 
Arg.  an  eagle  volant  betw.  three  4-foils  sa.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  so  many  4-foils  as  the  first. 
White,  Markle,  Scotland. 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  three  4-foils  sa.  on  a 
chief  engr.  of  the  last  so  many  4-foils  as  the 
first.    White,  Burnedshields,  Scotland. 
....  Fores taff  see  Implement 
....  Implement 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  and  a  bordure 
invecked  sa.  on  a  chief  vert  a  cross-staff  betw. 
two  spur-rowels  or.    Atcheson. 
....  Leaves 
Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  two  bendlets  arg.  on  a 
chief  or  three  almond  (?  woodbine)  leaves  vert. 
Jordan,  Calais  ;  and  Surrey,  V.     Jordan,  Cal- 
wick,  and  Charlwood,  Surrey. 
Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  two  bendlets  arg.  on  a 
chief  or  three  oak  leaves  vert.      Jordin   or 
Jordan,  V*. 
Sa.  an  eagle  displ.  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg. 
on  a  chief  or  three  oak  leaves  vert.    Jordayne, 
co.  Somerset. 

Mullet 

Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  within  a  bordure  sa.  charged 
with  eight  bezants  on  a  chief  gu.  a  mullet  betw. 
two  5-foils  of  the  first.  Ramsay,  Edinburgh. 
Hand 
Or  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  ppr.  beaked  and 
membered  gu.  surmounted  by  a  galley  sa.  flag 
of  the  third  a  bordure  engr.  az.  in  the  dexter 
chief  a  sinister  hand  couped  and  erect  of  the 
second.     Donaldson. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BIRD.     EAGLE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief..  ..cont. 

Spur-rowels 
Arg.  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  and  a  bordure 
invecked  sa.  on  a  chief  vert  two  spur-rowels 
or.    Atcheson. 

FALCON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Birds 

Sa.  a  falcon  close  in  fess  betw.  two  cotises  arg.  in 
chief  two  falcons  close  or.    Mitchell,  Bodmin, 
Cornwall. 
on  a  Canton Fess 

Gu.  a  falcon  wings  expanded  within  a  bordure 
engr.  or  on  a  canton  of  the  same  a  fess  chequy 
arg.  and  az.  Knox,  Belleck  Abbey,  Broadlands 
Park,  and  Netley  Park,  co.  Mayo;  derived 
from  KNOX,Moyne  audRappa  Castle,  co.  Mayo, 
quartering  Gore.  Knox,  Castlerea,  and  Mount 
Falcon,  co.  Mayo ;  and  Woodstock,  co.  Wicklow. 
. . .  .Flower 

Az.  a  falcon  volant  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  rose  gu. 
Rose,  London. 


MARTLET  betw. 


or  within.... 
and  in  chief., 


Birds 
Arg.  a  martlet  within  an  orle  gu.  in  chief  two 
martlets  of  the  second.      Rutherford,  Eng- 
land. 

on  a  Chief 4-Foils 

Arg.  a  martlet  betw.  three  4-foils  sa.  on  a  chief 

gu.  as  many  4-foils  or.      White,  Bankhead, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  martlet  betw.  three  4-foils  sa.  on  a  chief  of 

the  last  so  many  4-foils  as  the  first.     White, 

Scotland.     Whyt,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  martlet  displ.  betw.  three  4-foils  sa.  on  a 

chief  of  the  last  so  many  4-foils  as  the  first. 

Melville  —  White,  Bennochy,  and  Strathkin- 

ness,  co.  Fife ;  quartering  Melville  ;  descended 

through  Whyte,  Kirkcaldy,  from  Whyte,  Maw, 

and  Lumbenny. 

Roundle 

Gu.  a  martlet  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  on  a  chief 

or  as  many  ogresses.    Vowell,  Essex. 
Estoiles 
Sa.  in  base  a  martlet  arg.  a  bordure  engr.    or 

in  chief  two  estoiles  of  the  second.     Baron, 

Essex ;  and  London. 

OWL  betw.  or  within.... 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  in  base  an  owl  within  a 
bordure  engr.  and  in  chief  a  greyhound  courant 
all  counterchanged.  Ford,  Chagford,  Bagtor 
and  Mutwell,  co.  Devon.  Forde,  1524,  W. 
The  greyhound  collared  counterchanged  and 
the  legs  of  the  bird  or.  John  Ford,  Ashberton, 
co.  Devon,  V. 

PELICAN  betw.  or  within. . . . 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  a  pelican  in  piety  or  vulned  ppr.  a  bordure  of 
the  second  and  a  canton  erm.  Richard  Fox, 
Bishop  of  Exeter  1487,  Bath  etc.  1492,  Dur- 
ham 1494;  Winchester  1501-28,  founder  of 
Corpus  Christi  College,  Oxford. 


BIRD.      SWAN  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  a  swan  wings  expanded  arg.  within  a  double 
tressure  flory  counterflory  or  a  chief  gu.  charged 
with  on  a  pale  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  of 
the  third  thereon  a  rose  of  the'  fourth  seeded 
gold  barbed  vert.  Society  of  Musicians,  Lon- 
don ;  incorporated  1604. 

EAGLE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  base .... 

Per  fess  vert  and  arg.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ.  or 
a  bordure  engr.  gu.  in  base  three  hurts  each 
charged  with  a  bird  (?  martlet)  of  the  first. 
Thomas  Hutton,  Dry  Drayton,  co.  Cambridge, 
Harl.  MS.  1392. 

On  1  EAGLE 

Annulet 
Gu.  on  an  eagle  displ.  or  an  annulet  for  diff.  (az. 

another)  sa.     Godard,  Norfolk. 
Bars 
Sa.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  three  bars  gemelles 

gu.    Caster. 
Arg.  on  an  eagle   displ.  gu.   bars  of  the  first. 

Thomas  de  Castre,  Y. 
Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  bars  gu.    Cansure. 

Sr.  John  Castre  or  de  Castre,  L.    Monsire 

JohnCHANSCYREjF.  Chanserie,F.  Chanserire, 

V*.    Morvill,  Cumberland,  temp.  Henry  II. 
Gu.  on  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  bars  az.    Barnett, 

quartered  by  Rolls. 
Gu.  on  an  eagle  displ.  or  bars  az.     Coche,  V. 
Gu.  on  an  eagle  displ.  or  bars  vert.    Sr de 

Coche,  V.    Cochey. 
Sa.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  bars  gu.      Caster, 

Norfolk. 
Bendlet 
Gu.  on  an  eagle  displ.  or  a  bendlet  of  the  first. 

Illey,  co.  Lincoln. 
Castle 
....  on  an  eagle  displ.  looking  to  the  sinister 

wings  inverted  gu.  ducally  crowned  or  a  large 

castle  surmounted  by  two  more  one  above  the 

other  arg.    Town  of  Bedford. 
Chevrons 
Per  fess  or  and  paly  of  six  erminois  and  az.  in 

chief  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  two  chevronels  arg. 

A'Court,    Baronetcy    4    July     1795;      Baron 

Heytesbury,  1828. 
Cross 
Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  erm.  a  cross  patouce  of  the 

first.      William   Howley,  Bishop  of  London 

1813,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1828-48. 
Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  cross  formy  fitchy  arg. 

Slesby. 
Sa.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  standing 

on  the  limb  of  a  tree  raguly  and  trunked  fess- 

wise  or  a  cross  fitchy  patty  gu.       Barlow, 

Bath. 

Crosses 
Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  five  crosses  formy  fitchy 

arg.    Slesby. 
Cup 
Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  az.  armed  gu.  a  cup  of  the 

first.     Carnegie,  Craigie,  Scotland. 
Escucheon 
Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  an  escucheon  of  the 

first.    Maxwell. 
Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  an  escucheon  of  the 

first  charged  with  a  bordure  engr.  gu.     Reid, 

London,  and  Lionsdown,  oo.  Hertford. 


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BIRD.  On  1  EAGLE  cont. 

Escucheon  cont. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  an 
escucheon  gu.     Reide,  Collister,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  an  escucheon 
of  the  first  charged  with  a  saltire  of  the  second. 
Maxwell,  Kirkonnell,  Scotland ;  quartering 
Kirkonnell. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  an  escucheon 
of  the  first  charged  with  on  a  saltire  as  the  se- 
cond a  hedgehog  or.  Maxwell,  Earl  of  Niths- 
dale.  Maxwell,  Everingham  Park,  co.  York ; 
and  Carlavarock,  co.  Dumfries;  quartering 
Constable  and  Haggerston. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  or  an  escucheon 
arg.  charged  with  on  a  fess  az.  three  lozenges 
or.  Feilding.  Baron  and  Viscount  Feilding 
30  December  1620,  Earl  of  Denbigh,  14  Sep- 
tember 1622. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  or  an  escucheon 
gu.     Reid,  Collistoun,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  an  escucheon  gu. 
charged  with  a  leopard's  head  of  the  second. 
Cotismore. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  an  escucheon  gu. 
charged  with  a  leopard's  face  or.     Caster. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  an  es- 
cucheon gu.    Cottesmore. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg.  an  escu- 
cheon gu.  charged  with  a  leopard's  face  or. 
Sr.  John  de  Cotesmore,  V.    Cottesmore,  V*. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  arg. 
an  escucheon  gu.  charged  with  a  bezant. 
Cotismore. 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  sa.  an  escucheon  gu.  charged  with  a 
bend  vair.  Bouverie,  Delapre  Abbey,  co. 
Northampton,  a  younger  branch  of  Bouverie, 
Earl  of  Radnor. 
Estoiles 

Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  a  star  of  six  points  as 
the  first.     Custance,  Weston  House,  Norwich, 
quartering  Hambleton. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  or. 
Bruyn,  co.  Salop. 

Erm.  on  an  eagle  displ.  az.  ducally  gorged  or  a 
fleur-de-lis  of  the  last.     Cookman. 

Erm .  on  an  eagle  displ.  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Codnam. 
Flower  ...Rose 

Per  fess  or  and  gu.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double 
headed  sa.  a  demi-rose  and  a  demi-sun  con- 
joined counterchanged  of  the  first.  William 
Knight,  Bishop  of  Bath  1541-7  ;  granted  14  July 
1514. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  rose  as  the  first. 
Ramsay,  Balmaine,  co.  Kincardine,  Baronetcy 
3  September  1685,  13  May  1806.  Ramsey, 
Spanish  Town,  Jamaica. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  a  rose  of  the 
first.     Ramsay,  Bamff  House,  co.  Perth;  Baro- 
netcy 3  December  1666. 
Thistle 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  thistle  ....   Ramsay, 
France,  from  Scotland. 
3-Foil 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  a  3-foil 
vert.     Stuckely,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gouttes 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  gouttes  of  the  first. 
Sr.  de  Luffincote,  V. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  gouttes  de-sang. 
Lutfyngcotte. 


BIRD. 


On  1  EAGLE  cont. 


Gouttes  cont. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  gouttes 
d'or.  Glyn,  Dm-sington  House,  Sheering,  Es- 
sex. Glyn,  London  ;  and  Ewell,  Surrey  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1759,  quartering  Lewen.  And  with  a 
crescent  for  diff.  Glyn,  London  ;  and  Gaunt's 
House,  co.  Dorset ;  Baronetcy  1800,  quartering 
Carr. 

Head (Beast)  Leopard 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  a  leo- 
pard's head  or.  Salman,  Surrey,  IF.  Saltman 
or  Salmon. 

Tiger 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  or  a  tiger's  face 
of  the  last.    M.  Thomas  Salman,  S. 
Heads (Monster) 

Per  fess  sa.  and  az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  of  the  second.  Pilesburgh 
or  Pilesborough,  Essex. 
Haunch 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  maunch  gu.  Peche 
or  Pechey,  co.  Oxford. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  maunch  at  the  shoul- 
der gu.     Sire  Jon  an  Peche,  N. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  a  maunch  at  the  dexter 
wing  gu.     Sr.  Thomas  Peche,  V. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  or  crowned  gu.  a  maunch 
of  the  third.    Peche  or  Pechy,  co.  Cambridge. 
Mullet 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  ppr.  a  mullet  of  the  first. 
Samuel  Wilberforce,  Bishop  of  Oxford  1846. 
Bonndle 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  a  bezant.     Nicholas 
Browne,  Uxbridge,  1716. 
Roundles Plates 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  five  plates,      Lyndsey. 

Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  seven  plates  in  pale. 
Linsey. 

Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  nine  plates  in  cross. 
Sr.  de  Linsey,  V.    Lyndsey. 

Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  ten  plates  in  cross. 
Lindsey,  V*. 

Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  bezants. 
Browne,  Harl.  MS.  1603. 

On  1  FALCON. 

Sa.  on  a  falcon  arg.  membered  jessed  and  belled 
or  a  3-foil  slipped  ppr.  Bolton,  Woodbridge, 
Suffolk;  granted  26  August  1615. 

On  1  HERON 

Arg.  on  a  crane  sa.  membered  gu.  a  crescent  for 
diff.  ....    Starkey,  Olton,  co.  Chester,  V. 

On  1  EAGLE  and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Chief ....  Cross 

Erminois  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu. 
an  eastern  crown  or  a  chief  vert  charged  with 
pendent  from  a  chain  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  of 
the  third.    Rev.  Thomas  Raffles,  Liverpool. 
....  Roundles 

Erminois  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  gu. 
an  eastern  crown  or  a  chief  vert  charged  with 
pendant  from  a  chain  two  oval  medallions  in 
pale  the  one  bearing  Arabic  characters  and  the 
other  a  dagger  in  fess  blade  wavy  point  towards 
the  dexter  in  relief  gold.  Sir  Thomas  Stam- 
ford Raffles,  Lieut.-Governor  of  Java,  and  of 
Fort  Marlborough,  Sumatra. 

Az.  on  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  three  torteaux  in  pale 
a  chief  embattled  of  the  second  charged  with 
the  like  number  of  torteaux.    Raymond. 


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BIRD.      On  1  EAGLE  and  in  chief  ....  cont. 

Letters 
Or  on  an    eagle  displ.   sa.    armed   gu.   a  naval 

crown    gold    in    chief     the    word    Trafalgar. 

Carnegie,  Baron  Rosehill  1039 ;  Earl  of  North- 

esk  1047. 

On  1  CEOW  betw.  or  within.... 

Arg.  on  a  raven  wings  endorsed  ppr.  betw.  four 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  one  two  and  one  an- 
other gu.     Cross. 

On  1  EAGLE  betw.  or  within.... 

Bordure 

....  on  an  eagle  displ within  a  bordure  .... 

entoury  of  lions  ramp three  bars  .... 

John  Fisher,  Bishop  of  Rochester  ]  504-35. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
an  escucheon  of  the  last.  Eeid,  Seabank,  Scot- 
land. 

Sa.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  beaded  arg.  within 
a  bordure  or  an  escucheon  gu.  charged  with  a 
leopard's  head  gold.    Dune  or  Dunne,  V. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed 
within  a  bordure  gu.  an  escucheon  of  the  first 
charged  with  on  asaltire  as  the  second  a  hedge- 
hog or.  Maxwell,  Monreith,  co.  Wigtoun; 
Baronetcy  8  January  1681. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed 
within  a  bordure  gu.  an  escucheon  or  charged 
with  a  saltire  of  the  second  thereon  a  hedgehog 
of  the  fourth.    Maxwell. 

Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
charged  with  eight  5-foils  arg.  a  mullet  of  the 
second.    Ltndsey,  Kent. 

Sa.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  within  a 
bordure  arg.  an  ermine  spot  as  the  first. 
Hoare,  Stourhead;  Baronetcy  10  June  1786. 

Sa.  on  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  within  a 
bordure  engr.  arg.  an  ermine  spot  of  the  first. 
Hoare,  Stourhead,  co.  Wilts;  Baronetcy  10 
June  1786 ;  descended  from  Hoare,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1713  and  1745. 
Crescents 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  sa.  within  an  orle  of  eight  cres- 
cents gu.  a  mullet  of  the  first.    Eamsay,  Bog- 
house,  Scotland. 
Crosses 

Or  on  an  eagle  displ.  betw.  two  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  in  chief  and  a  crescent  in  base  sa.  a  mullet 
arg.  all  within  a  bordure  arg.  Donald,  Conheath. 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  wings  endorsed  sa.  betw.  four 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  one  two  and  one  another 
gu.    Cross. 
Escallops 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  on  an  eagle  displ.  betw. 
three  escallops  counterchanged  a  3-foil  for  diff. 
....     Lynecar,  Dublin. 
Heads 

Arg.  on  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  betw.  two  boar's  heads 
couped  in  fess  ....  an  escucheon  gu.  Eeid, 
Edinburgh. 

On  1  FALCON  betw.  or  within.... 

Az.  on  a  falcon  displ.  betw.  three  stars  arg. 
a  man's  heart  gu.  Falconer,  Halkerton,  Scot- 
land. 

2  BIRDS. 

Arg.  two  birds  sa.    Eidge. 

Per  bend  (double  dancetty  V*.)  fracted  or  and 

gu.  two  birds  in  bend  sinister  counterchanged. 

Eauff,  V. 


BIRDS.  2  BIRDS  cont. 

Quarterly  ....  and  ....  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters  a  bird  close  ....  William  Sever 
Seveyer  Sevier  Sewer  or  Sinows,  Bishop  of 
Carlisle  1496,  Durham,  1502-5  ;  seal  in  Surtees, 
History  of  Durham. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  in  the  second  and  third 
quarters  a  bird  the  former  holding  in  its  beak 
a  cross  patty  fitchy  the  latter  a  cross  croslet 
fitchy  arg.  over  all  on  a  bend  engr.  or  three 
hurts.     Cobleigh. 

2  BUSTARDS 

Arg.  two  sea-pies  incontrant  sa.  Trelawny, 
Cornwall. 

2  COCKS 

Per  fess  embattled  arg.  and  gu.  two  cocks  coun- 
terchanged.   Maycock. 

2  CROWS 

Arg.  two  Cornish  choughs  in  pale  ppr.  Bondler 
Bowler,  Bowler,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  two  ravens  in  pale  sa.  Bowdless,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  two  ravens  hanging  palewise  sa.  with  an 
arrow  through  both  their  beads  fesswise  ppr. 
Murdoch,  Cumlodden,  Scotland. 

Barry  of  three  arg.  with  chequy  az.  and  of  the 
first  two  crows  sa.  pendant  by  the  heads  on  an 
arrow  fesswise  as  the  second.  Mac  Murdoch, 
Rosehill.  Macmurdoch,  Cardonald,  Scot- 
land. 

Or  two  ravens  ppr.  Corbet,  Leigh  ;  and  Sun- 
dorne  Castle,  co.  Salop  ;  a  branch  of  Corbet  of 
Caus. 

Or  two  ravens  in  fess  ppr.    Corbet. 

Or  two  crows  sa.     Corbett,  quartered  by  Holte. 

Or  two  crows  in  pale  sa.    Caus.    Corbeht,  K. 

Or  two  ravens  sa.    Thomas  Corbett,  B. 

Or  two  ravens  in  pale  sa.  Robert  Corbet,  A, 
Sr.  Piers  Corbet,  Caus,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
M.  Peris  Corbett,  D.  Pers  Corbet,  E;  G. 
P.  Corbet,  F.  Sr.  Peres  Corbett,  H.  Sire 
Thomas  Corbett,  J.  Sr.  Peres  Corbett,  N. 
Thomas  Corbet  or  Corbett,  Caux,  P;  X. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  Cornish 
choughs  ppr.     Midlemore,  V. 

Sa.  two  ravens  or.    Corbet. 

2  DOVES 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  two  doves  of  the 
second.    Sherington. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters  a  dove  close  of  the  second.  William 
Sever  Seveyer  Sevier  Sewer  or  Sinows, 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  1496,  Durham  1502-5. 

2  EAGLES 

....  two  eagles  wings  endorsed  respecting  each 

other  their  two    inward    feet    conjoined  .... 

Town  of  East  Bedford,  co.  Nottingham. 
Arg.  two  eagles  displ.  in  fess  vert.    Zymon. 
Or  in  chief  two  eagles  displ.  vert.    Rodney. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ. 

or.   John  Stephens,  Colchester,  W;  and  Arden, 

Essex ;  granted  1592. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ. 

or.    Jakeman. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ.  of 

the  last.    Shute. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ. 

or.    Stringer,  Whiston,  co.  York. 


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BIRDS.  2  EAGLES  cont. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  or  in  chief  two  eagles  displ.  of 

the  last.     Shute,  Hollington,  co.  Cambridge; 

and  Craven,  co.  York.     But  with   a   crescent 

....   for  ditf.        Shute,   Burton   House,    co. 

Hants. 
Per  pale  or  and  sa.  two   eagles  displ.  in   pale 

counterchanged.    Thomas  Wood,  M.D.,  Suffolk, 

granted  1592  ;  W. 
Per  saltire  arg.  and  sa  two  eagles  displ.  in  pale 

of  the  second.    Jackman,  co.  Buckingham  ;  co. 

Durham;    Hornchurch,  Essex;  co.  Hereford; 

and  co.  Huntingdon ;  granted   1561.     Edward 

Jackman,  Alderman  of  London,  ob.  1596,  W. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  or  two  eagles  displ.  in  pale  of 

the  last.     Coppull  alias  Ognell,  Ognell  Hall, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Per  saltire  or  and  gu.  two  eagles  displ.  in  pale  of 

the  first.     Ognal,  V*.     Ognell,  Ognell  Hall, 

co.  Lancaster;  and  co.  Warwick. 
Quarterly  erm.  and  az.  in  the  second  and  third 

quarters  an  eagle  rising  or.     Adams. 
Quarterly  erm.  and  az.  in  the  second  quarter  an 

eagle  rising  wings  overt  inverted  and  in  the 

third  quarter  another  rising  wings   displ.  or. 

Sr.  Adam  de  Beery,  V. 
Quarterly  erm.  and  az.  in  the  second  and  third 

quarters  an  eagle  volant  or.     Beery,  V*. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  in  the  second  and  third 

quarters  an  eagle  displ.  sa.     Godard. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  in  the  second  and  third 

quarters  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  armed  or.     John 

Goddaed,  Y. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  and  fourth  quar- 
ters   an     eagle     displ.     vert.       Sr.    Edmond 

Pagehham,  Suffolk,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

2  FALCONS 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  two  falcons  rising 
ppr.  belled  or.  Stevens,  Vielstone,  Cross,  and 
Winscot,  co.  Devon. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  falcons  rising 
or.     Stephens. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  falcons  volant 
or.  Stephens,  Little  Sodbury,  and  Estington, 
co.  Gloucester,  1730.  Stephens,  Tregony, 
Cornwall;  and  Ministerley,  co.  Salop. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  falcons 
wings  expanded  or.  Stevens,  co.  Gloucester, 
1606. 

Per  chev.  vert  and  arg.  in  chief  two  falcons  or 
jessed  and  belled  of  the  second.  Stevens,  Cul- 
lura,  co.  Berks ;  granted  3  December  1694. 
Stevens,  Bradfield,  co.  Berks  ;  granted  1762. 

Quarterly  erm.  and  az.  in  the  sinister  chief  and 
dexter  base  two  falcons  volant  or.    Bery. 

2  GEESE 

Sa.  two  geese  incontrant  in  fess  reguard.  arg. 
Tregos. 

2  MARTLETS 

Barry  dancetty  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  two 
martlets  sa.    Norton,  co.  Devon. 

Per  chev.  indented  az.  and  or  in  chief  two  mart- 
lets of  the  second.  Belchee,  co.  Northampton. 

Per  fess  az.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  martlets  or. 
Medfoed. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters  a  martlet  of  the  last.  Maberley  or 
Mabebly. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters  a  martlet  of  the  last.     M'Kirdy. 


BIEDS.  2  MARTLETS  cont. 

Quarterly  az.  and  arg.  in   the  first  and   fourth 

quarters  a  martlet  or.   Kathrens  or  Katheins, 

Ireland. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  on  the  second  and  third  a 

martlet  sa.     Ceitchley.     Critohlow. 
Sa.   two   martlets   arg.      Marshall;    quartering 

arg.  two  mullets  sa. 

2  MOORCOCKS 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  moorcocks  ppr. 
Middlemore,  Edgbaston,  co.  Warwick;  the 
heiress  m.  Gage;  Hawkesby  House,  co.  Wor- 
cester ;  and  Enfield,  Middlesex. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  moorhens  of 
the  second  beaked  and  legged  gu.  Midlemore, 
V*. 

2  POPINJAYS 

Per  saltire  vert  and  arg.  two  parrots  in  fess  of 
the  first.    Stocker.    But  popinjays,  Stoker,  V. 

2  SWANS 

Sa.  two  swans  reguard.  one  to  the  dexter  the 
other  to  the  sinister  side  arg.  Tregosse,  V*. 
But  membered  gu.    Tregosse,  V. 

2  BIRDS  and  in  chief. . . . 

on  a  Chief. . . .  Arrows 

Az.  a  hawk  seizing  a  partridge  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  three  bolts  of  the  first.     Knowles. 

Or  a  falcon  sa.  preying  on  a  moorcock  ppr.  on 
a    chief  of    the   second   three    birdbolts   arg. 
Knolles,  Little  Hampston,  co.  Devon. 
Cross 

Sa.  a  falcon  (another  a  hawk)  or  preying  on  a 
duck  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  cross  bo- 
tonny  gu.  Spencer  Madan,  Bishop  of  Bristol 
1792,  Peterborough  1794.  Madan  or  Madden, 
Castle  Waterhouse,  co.  Fermanagh,  Ireland. 

Sa.  a  falcon  or  belled  gu.  preying  on  a  mallard 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  cross  botonny 
(sometimes  a  cross  croslet)  as  the  third. 
Madden,  Monaghan  and  Kilkenny  ;  descended 
from  Hugh  Madden,  Bloxham  Beauchamp,  co. 
Oxford. 

Sa.  a  falcon  or  belled  gu.  preying  on  a  mallard 
arg.  on  a  chief  indented  of  the  second  a  cross 
botonny  of  the  third.  Sir  Frederick  Madden, 
K.H.,F.R.S.,F.S.A.,  descended  from  the  ancient 
sept  of  O'Madden,  co.  Galway,  Ireland. 

Sa.  a  hawk  or  preying  on  a  duck  ppr.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  a  cross  moline  gu.    Madden. 

2  CROWS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  in  base  two  ravens  pendent  from  an  arrow 
fesswise  sa.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  az.  Mackie, 
Bargally,  Scotland. 

Arg.  two  crows  pendent  from  an  arrow  fesswise  in 
chief  a  Hon  pass,  guard,  sa.    Mackie,  England. 

2  FALCONS  and  in  chief 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  in  base  two  hawks  belled 
in  fess  in  chief  as  many  spears  in  saltire  or. 
Van  Cuellen,  London. 

2  MARTLETS  and  in  chief 

Pily  counterpily  of  four  traits  the  points  ending  in 
crosses  patty  two  in  chief  and  one  in  base  sa. 
and  or  in  base  two  martlets  of  the  first  in 
chief  a  tower  arg.  Poyndeb  and  Poynter, 
London. 

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BIRDS.     2  BIRDS  and  in  base .... 
....  in  chief  two  birds  ....  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis 
....    Odo  le  Chareter  ;  seal. 

2  CANNETS  and  in  base See  Ducks 

2  DOVES  and  in  base .... 

Per  chev.  engr.  az.  and  erm.  in  chief  two  doves 
arg.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  in  base  three  5-foils 
two  and  one  of  the  last.  Jelf,  Oaklands  Park, 
co.  Gloucester,  from  co.  Somerset. 

2  DUCKS  and  in  base .... 

Annulet 
Arg.  in  chief  two  cannets  and  in  base  an  annulet 
gu.    Kennoway,  Scotland. 
Fish 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  shovellers  and 

in  base  a  fish  naiant  arg.    Cobb,  co.  Oxford.  _ 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  teals  arg.  in 
base  a  fish  or.     Cobb  or  Cobbis,  Norfolk. 

2  EAGLES  and  in  base.... 

Castle 
Per  fess  az.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  eagles  rising  or 

in  base  on  a  rock  a  castle  breached  the  Indian 

colours  struck   and   flagstatf  ppr.      Stibbert, 

London  ;  granted  12  October  1768. 
Cross 
Per  chev.  or  and  sa.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ.  of 

the  last  in  base  a  cross  croslet  arg.   Townsend, 

Thornbury ;  granted  .... 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Per  chev.  or  and  az.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ.  in 

base  a  fleur-de-lis  counterchanged.     Broadrip, 

Dover,  Kent. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ. 

or  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  second.  Stringer, 

co.  Chester. 
Mullet 
Az.in  chief  two  eagles  displ.  and  in  base  a  mullet 

arg.    Fones,  W.    Fownes  or  Fones,  Cornwall. 

Fownes,  Saxby  Saphy,  co.  Worcester;  and  co. 

Devon.    Jones. 

2  MARTLETS  and  in  base .... 

Beast 
Or  in  chief  two  martlets  sa.  in  base  a  lion  ramp. 
az.  charged  with  a  bezant  at  the  shoulder. 
Jones,  London. 
Cross 
Per  chev.  or  and  gu.  in  chief  two  martlets  and  in 
base   a   cross   counterchanged.        Bashe,  co. 
Hereford. 
Rock 
Arg.  in  chief  two  martlets  gu.  in  base  a  rock 
issuing  sa.     Cairnie,  Scotland. 

2  MOORCOCKS  and  in  base 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  two  moorhens  sa. 
combed  and  legged  gu.  in  base  a  saltire  arg. 
Bashe,  co.  Hertford. 

2  SWANS  and  in  base.... 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  swans  in  base 
a  fish  or.     Cobb,  Peterbridge,  Norfolk. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  swans  respect- 
ant  in  base  a  herring  ppr.  Cobbe,  co.  Oxford; 
Baronetcy  9  December  1662,  extinct  7  March 
1762;  co.  Bedford  ;  co.  York;  Middlesex;  and 
Norfolk;  granted  by  Ballard. 


BIRDS.   2  SWANS  and  in  base cont. 

Sa.  in  chief  two  swans  respectant  ppr.  in  base  a 
herring  or.     Cobb,  Norfolk. 

2  BIRDS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  a  falcon  ppr.  wings  elevated  belled  beaked 
and  legged  or  holding  in  its  dexter  talon  a 
martlet  of  the  last  all  within  a  bordure  engr. 
or.  Edwards,  Pentre,  co.  Montgomery,  and 
Cilcen,  co.  Flint;  descended  from  William  Lord 
D'Elbceuf,  Normandy. 

2  CROWS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  two  ravens  in  pale  ppr.  within  a  bordure  gu. 

Corbet. 
Or  two  ravens  in  pale  ppr.  within  a  bordure  gu. 

Corbet. 
Or  two  ravens  ppr.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Corbet,  Corbet,  Scotland. 
Or  two  ravens  in  pale  ppr.  within  a  bordure  engr. 

gu.  (another  sa.)  bezanty.       Corbet,  Elton ; 

descended  through  Corbet, Longnor,  co. Salop; 

and  Leighton,  co.  Montgomery;  Baronetcy  20 

June  1642,  extinct .  .  .  . ,  quartering  Uvedale ; 

from  Corbet  or  Corbett,  co.  Salop,  and  the 

Marches  of  Wales. 
Or  two  ravens  in  pale  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr. 

gu.     Roger  Corbet,  Lye,  V. 
Or  two  ravens  in  pale  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr. 

gu.  bezanty.     Sr.  Peter  Corbet,  Hope,  V. 

2  DUCKS  betw.  or  within 

Az.  two  ducks  in  pale  arg.  betw.  as  many  flasks 
erm.     Milles,  V*. 

2  MARTLETS  betw.  or  within.... 

Per  saltire  or  and  az.on  the  first  two  martlets  betw. 
on  the  second  as  many  5-foils  counterchanged. 
Harlow. 

2  MOORCOCKS  betw.  or  within.... 

Per  saltire  or  and  arg.  two  moorcocks  in  pale  betw. 
as  many  escallops  in  fess  sa.  More,  co.  Bedford. 

2  PELICANS  betw.  or  within.... 

Per  bend  dancetty  or  and  az.  two  pelicans  vulning 
themselves  wings  expanded  betw.  four  fleurs- 
de-lis  counterchanged.     Ponet. 

Per  bend  indented  or  and  az.in  the  sinister  chief 
and  dexter  base  a  pelican  in  piety  each  betw. 
two  fleurs-de-lis  counterchanged.  John  Poynet, 
Bishop  of  Rochester  1550,  Winchester  1551-3. 

2  SWANS  betw.  or  within 

Az.  two  swans  close  in  pale  arg.  betw.  as  many 
flauncheserm.  Mellishe,  V*.  John  Mellish, 
London,  1634,  quartering  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  or 
betw.  four  crosses  patonce  vair;  Harl.  MS. 
1358,  fo.  54  b.  But  beaked  and  membered  gu. 
MrLLES,  V. 

Az.  two  swans  in  pale  arg.  betw.  as  many  flaunches 
erm.  Mellish,  Blythe,  co.  Nottingham  ;  and 
Bush  Hill  Park,  Edmonton,  quartering  Gore. 
Mellish,  Hamels,  co.  Hertford  ;  quartering 
Gore.  Melish  or  Mellish,  London ;  Ragnold, 
co.  Nottingham;  and  Sandersted,  Surrey. 

Sa.  two  swans  in  pale  arg.  betw.  as  many  flaunches 
or.     Fattor,  Higham,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  two  swans  in  pale  arg.  membered  or  betw.  as 
many  flaunches  of  the  last.     Fitter. 

Sa.  two  swans  in  pale  ppr.  membered  or  betw.  as 
many  flaunches  of  the  last.  Fotter,  Norfolk; 
and  Stainton,  Suffolk. 


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BIRDS.      2  COCKS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  in  fess  two  cocks  (capons) 
arg.  in  chief  a  bull  pass,  as  the  third  armed 
gold  in  base  three  greyhounds  courant  in  pale 
silver  a  chief  or  charged  with  on  a  pale  betw. 
two  roses  of  the  first  a  tower  triple-towered  like 
the  fourth.     Town  of  Marlborough,  co.  Wilts. 

2  CROWS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  two  crows  palewise  endorsed  sa.  with  an 
arrow  thrust  through  their  necks  ppr.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  az. 
M'Kie  or  Mackie,  Dowlock,  Scotland. 

Arg.  two  crows  palewise  pendent  thrust  through 
with  an  arrow  in  bend  sa.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  az.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  gu.  M'Kie, 
Balgowan,  Scotland. 

2  PELICANS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Per  saltire  gu.  and  or  two  pelicans  in  pale  betw. 
so  many  leopard's  heads  counterchanged  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  three  chaplets  as  the  first. 
Morison,  London. 

2  SWANS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Sa.  two  swans  wings  addorsed  in  pale  arg.  betw. 
as  many  flaunches  or  on  a  chief  gu.  a  garb  betw. 
two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  third.  Fixler  or  Fitter. 

On  2  BIRDS 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  on  each  of  two 
eagles  wings  displ.  (?  of  the  second)  an  ermine 
spot  ....     Stephen. 

3  BIRDS 

(?  Gu.)  three  birds  (?  arg.).    Ayer,  V. 

Arg.  three  birds  sa.     Rokeston.    Warberton,  T. 

Az.  three  birds  arg.  armed  gu.     Hodeby,  V*. 

Az.  three  birds  (probably  doves  or  sea-mews  or 
swallows)  arg.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  Ashe, 
of  the  North,  V.    Hodeey,  V.    Hodby. 

Gu.  three  birds  (probably  doves  or  swallows)  arg. 
Ayer,  Harl.  MS.  1 302.    Lyminge,  co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  three  birds  or.    Arey  (but  ?  Ayer). 

Gyronny  of  (?  six)  eight  arg.  and  az.  three  birds 
(probably  popinjays)  vert.  Stocke  (?  Stocker). 

Per  bend  or  and  gu.  three  birds  counterchanged. 
Ramsey. 

Purp.  three  birds  (perhaps  eagles)  displ.  arg. 
Walter  Tattescombe,  co.  Devon,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  three  birds  (perhaps  bunt- 
ings) counterchanged.    Bunting. 

Sa.  three  birds  (probably  doves)  arg.  Collumbell, 
V*.  Columbell,  Darley,  co.  Derby,  V.  And 
with  a  crescent  [i  for  diff.)  in  chief  arg.  Bar- 
tholomew Naunton,  Suffolk,  V. 

Sa.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  three  birds  (perhaps 
swallows)  arg.     Goodnestone,  Kent. 

Sa.  three  birds  arg.  beaked  and  legged  gu. 
Hatheway,  co.  Devon.  Hathey,  V*.  Hathey, 
co.  Devon.  Heath,  co.  Devon,  V.  Heath  or 
Hathey.  Penniston  Pennistone  Pennystone 
or  Penyston. 

Sa.  three  birds  (perhaps  swallows)  volant  arg. 
beaked  and  legged  or.     Mure,  V*. 

Sa.  three  birds  { perhaps  swallows)  volant  recur- 
sant  arg.  beaked  or.     Mure,  V. 

Vert  three  birds  arg.  Filbert  or  Filbutt. 
Filbut,  V*.  Tilbut,  V.  But  Filbut  is  pro- 
bably right,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 


BIRDS.   3  BITTERNS  see  HERONS 

3  BLACKBIRDS  see  THRUSHES 

3  BUNTINGS  see  FINCHES 

3  BUSTARDS 

Arg.  three  seapies  ppr.    Walden. 

Az.  three  bustards  rising  arg.     Nevill. 

Az.  three  bustards  volant  arg.     Neville,  V*. 

Az.  three  bustards  rising  or.     Nevill,  co.  Not 

tingham. 
Sa.  three  seapies  ppr.    Atcliff  or  Atcliffe. 

3  COCKS 

....    three  cocks  ....        Cistercian    Abbey    at 

Coggeshall,  Essex. 
Arg.  three  cocks  gu.   Cock.   Cockain,  Lord  Mayor 

of   Loudon   1619.       Cockaine,    co.   Hertford. 

COCKBORNE,  V*.         COCKBRYER.        CoCKBURN    Or 

Cockborne,  Cockburn,  Scotland.  Sr.  Robert 
Cockiborne,  Scotland,  V.  Cokaine,  co.  Stafford. 
M.  John  Cokayn,  S.  Thomas  de  Cokfelde, 
X.  Coliborn,  1730.  Gam,  Wales.  Williams, 
Brecknock,  1716.  And  with  an  annulet  for 
diff.  sa.  Cockaine,  co.  Leicester;  and  London. 
But  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  az.  Cockburn, 
Clarkingtoun,  Scotland.  But  with  a  mullet  for 
diff.  az.     Cockburn,  Henderland,  Scotland. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  Cockburn,  Langton,  co.  Ber- 
wick ;  and  Kingswood  Lodge,  Croydon,  Surrey ; 
Baronetcy  1027;  quartering  Vipont.  And  with 
the  same  quartering  but  over  all  a  cross  erm. 
surmounted  of  another  of  the  second  charged 
with  a  naval  crown  gold  betw.  in  chief  a  ship 
sails  furled  in  fess  two  towers  triple  towered 
and  in  base  a  lymphad  all  ppr.  Admiral  Sir 
George  Cockburn.  And  with  the  same  quar- 
tering but  over  all  a  heart  gu.  Cockburn, 
Cockburn  and  Ryslaw,  co.  Berwick ;  Baronetcy 
1628. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 
az.  Cokaine,  Ashborne,  co.  Derby,  temp. 
Henry  III.,  the  coheiresses  m.  Henslow  and 
Turvile;  from  whom  descended  Cokaine  or 
Cockaine,  Viscount  Cullen  11  August  1642 
extinct  11  July  1810. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 
or.    Gamme.    Price,  Wales. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  beaked  and  legged  or.  Forde. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  combed  and  legged  or. 
Einion  Sais,  Wales. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  crested  and  jelloped  or. 
Game,  Wales.  Jenkins,  Wales.  Joanes,  Tap- 
low,  co.  Buckingham.  Morgan,  Penderin, 
co.  Brecon.  Anian  Seys,  Bishop  of  Bangor 
1309-28. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 
sa.    Cockayne,  Ashbourne,  co.  Derby,  V. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 
sa.  Cockaine  or  Cokaine,  Viscount  Cullen 
11  August  1642  extinct  11  July  1810;  de- 
scended from  Cokaine,  Ashborne,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  crested  sa.  Cockayne,  Vis- 
count Cullen  11  August  1642  extinct  11  July 
1810. 

Arg.  three  game  cocks  gu.  crested  and  wattled  sa. 
Cockman. 

Arg.  three  cocks  ppr.     Salcocke. 

Arg.  three  capons  sa.    Capenhurst. 

Arg.  three  cocks  sa.  crested  and  wattled  gu. 
(  Pomfret  ?)  S. 

Arg.  three  cocks  sa.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 
or.    Pomfret,  V. 


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BIRDS.  3  COCKS  cont. 

Arg.  three  capons  sa.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 

or.     Capenhurst. 
Arg.  three  cocks  sa.  armed  crested  and  wattled 

or.     Pomfret,  1730. 
Az.  three  cocks  arg.     Chanticler,  Cornwall. 
Az.  three  cocks  arg.  armed  gu.     Koke,  V*. 
Az.  three  cocks  arg.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 

gu.     Koke.     Koke,  V.     Philip  ap  Uchdryd. 
Az.  three  cocks  arg.  armed  crested  and  jelled 

ppr.     Cokayne,  Kerston,  co.  Northampton. 
Az.  three  cocks  arg.  crested  or.     Cocke.     Coke. 
Az.  three  cocks  or.    Chanticler. 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  cocks  of 

the  second.    Blackston. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  cocks  of 

the  second.    Blackstone  or  Blakestone,  V*. 

Plackeston,  Newcastle-upon-Tine,  V. 
Earry  of  twelve  (fourteen  V*.)  arg.  and  gu.  three 

cocks  sa.  William  Stutvill,  temp.  Henry  III,  V. 
Barruly  arg.  and  gu.  three  cocks  sa.     William  de 

Estotevtle  de  la  Marche,  B. 
Erm.  three  cocks  gu.     Cockayne,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London  1751. 
Gu.  three  cocks  arg.    Bokenton  or  Bokington. 

Cockte,   Scotland.       Kokington.      Henry   de 

Kokinton,  F. 
Gu.  crusily  and  three  cocks  arg.  .  .  .  Kokerell,.E. 
Gu.  three  cocks  arg.  armed  crested  and  jelloped 

or.    Cock  or  Cocks. 
Gu.  three  cocks  arg.  crested  or.     Cocke. 
Or  three  cocks  sa.     Compigne. 
Sa.  three  cocks  or  membered  gu.   Ovington,  Kent. 

3   COOTS 

Arg.  three  coots  ppr.     Coote,  co.  Lincoln ;  and 

Suffolk. 
Arg.  three  coots  sa.    Coote,  Suffolk,  V. 

3  CORMORANTS 

Az.  three  cormorants  or.  Senens  or  Sevens,  V*. 
Sevens  or  Sevans,  Kent. 

3  CRANES  see  HERONS 
3  CROWS 

Arg.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr.  Beckett. 
Thomas  Becket,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury 
1162-70.  Hare.  Peneston,  V*.  Peniston, 
Cornwall,  V.  Penneston,  Halsted,  Kent. 
Penyston,  Cornwell,  co.  Oxford.  Penyston, 
co.  Buckingham;  and  Leigh,  Sussex;  granted 
12  May  1564.  Price,  Westbury,  co.  Bucking, 
ham.  Henry  Thomas,  M.A.,  University  Col- 
lege,  Oxford,  ob.  5  May  1673.  Priory  (or 
rather  Eastbridge  Hospital)  of  St.  Thomas  at 
Canterbury. 

Arg.  three  Cornish  choughs  sa.  Cornwallis, 
Ireland.  Jenney.  Johns,  Trewince,  Corn- 
wall.    Otewell,  Ireland. 

Arg.  three  ravens  sa.  Clarke.  Nansegles. 
Eolfe,  Sarum,  co.  Wilts.  And  with  .  a,  3-foil 
for  diff.  vert.  Eolfe,  Deptford ;  Kent;  and 
Hackney,  Middlesex.  But  with  a  5-foil  in 
chief  for  diff.  vert.  Eolfe,  Chisiehurst,  Kent; 
and  London. 

Arg.  on  each  of  three  mounts  vert  a  raven  sa. 
Eavenhill,  co.  Hereford ;  and  Tooting,  Surrey. 

Erm.  three  rooks    (?  chess  rooks)   gu.      Eauf 

HONDESACRE,  X. 

Or  three   ravens   ppr.   a    martlet  for  diff.  .... 

Corbet,  London. 
Or  three  ravens  volant  ppr.  Worceley,  co.  Hants. 


BIRDS.  3  CROWS  cont. 

Or  three  ravens  in  pale  sa.  Adeley,  V*. 
Addeley,  V.    Corbett,  V. 

Or  three  crows  sa.  Corneille,  Moynalty  and 
Killbeggs,  co.  Meath. 

Or  three  ravens  sa.  Barron,  Gurre,  V.  William 
Corbet,  F.  Eoger  Corbet,  G.  Sire  Thomas 
Corbet,  N.  Eoger  Corbett,  E;  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  F.  Sr.  Thomas  Coreett,  L  ;  X,  co. 
Gloucester,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Per  chev.  vert  and  gu.  three  crows  arg.  Craw, 
Auchencraw,  Scotland. 

Per  chev.  embattled  vert  and  gu.  three  crows  arg. 
Craw,  East  Eeston,  Scotland. 

Per  chev.  engr.  vert  and  gu.  three  crows  arg. 
Craw,  Heugh-Head,  Scotland. 

Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  sa.  three  ravens  coun- 
terchanged.  Story,  Knaveton,  co.  Notting- 
ham ;  and  Lockiugton,  co.  Leicester. 

Per  fess  or  and  arg.  three  ravens  in  chief  ppr. 
Corbyn. 

3  DOVES 

Arg.  three  doves  az.    Magill.    Eathbone. 

Az.  three  doves  arg.     Crule. 

Az.   three  pigeons  (or  doves)  arg.  beaked   and 

membered  gu.     (?  Ashe.)     Asche. 
Az.   three   doves    rising    arg.    legged    gu.    and 

crowned  with  ducal  coronets  or.     Baylie. 
Az.  three  doves  arg.  membered  or  each   holding 

in  the  beak  an  olive  branch  ppr.     Nash,  Kil- 
kenny, Ireland. 
Az.  three  doves  or.     Crule. 
Az.  three  doves  ppr.     Hodby. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  or  three  doves  ppr.    Barrett, 

London ;  granted  1773. 
Gu.  three  doves  close  arg.  beaked  and  membered 

or.   AvERor  Ayre,co.  Nottingham.  (?  Ayer,  V.) 
Gu.  three  doves  ppr.    Hodby;  1730. 
Gu.  three  doves  close  ppr.    Ayer,  F*. 
Gu.  three  doves  with  leaves  in  the  beaks  ppr.   Ash. 
Gyronny  of  six  az.  and  arg.  three  doves  of  the 

first.     Tatham. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  vert  three  doves  volant  arg. 

Dove  or  Dowe,  Camberwell,  Surrey. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  vert  three  doves  arg.  beaked 

and  legged  gu.      Dove,  Camberwell,  Surrey; 

granted  23  January  1572. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  vert  three   doves  volant  or. 

Sparchford. 
Per  fess  indented  sa.  and  arg.  three  doves  rising 

counterchanged.     John  Wakeman,  Bishop  of 

Gloucester  1541-2. 
Sa.  three  doves  arg.     Collumbell,  Blyton,  co. 

Lincoln.    (?  Collumbell,  V*.)    (?  Columbell, 

Darley,  co.  Derby,  V.)     Tunsted,  Tunsted,  co. 

Derby,  temp.  Henry  VI. 
Sa.  on  the  top  of  each  of  three  garbs  or  a  dove 

arg.     Sharnfield. 
Sa.  three  doves  arg.  each  holding  in  the  beak  an 

ear  of  wheat  (another,  laurel)  or.     Collumbell, 

co.  Derby. 
Sa.  three  doves  rising  arg.  beaked  and  legged  gu. 

Alsop,  Alsop,  co.  Derby. 
Sa.  three  doves  arg.  legged  gu.  in  their  hills  an 

olive   branch   vert.      Columbell,  Darley,  co. 

Derby,    temp.    Eichard    II;    the    heiress    m. 

Marbury. 
Vert  three  doves  arg.  membered  or  each  holding 

in  the  beak  an  olive  branch  ppr.     Nash,  Nash- 
ville, co.  Cork;   brother  of  Nash,  Bnnny,  co. 

Cork  ;  the  co-heiresses  m.  Leader  and  Evans. 
Vert  three  doves  volaut  arg.    Balaire. 


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BIRDS.  3  DUCKS 

Arg.  three  mallards  gu.  Yartie,  Yartie,  co.Devon, 
Az.  three  shovellers  arg.  Atcliff,  V.  Atclyffe, 
Az.  three  shovellers  or.  Sevens,  V. 
Az.  three  shovellers  or  membered  gu.  Beche. 
Gu.  crusily  and  three  ducks  arg.  Elkington,  V*. 
Gu.  three  shovellers  arg.  Herle.  Langforde. 
Per  fess  wavy  arg.  and  sa.  three  ducks  (seapies) 

counterchanged  collared  or.     Devenish. 
Per  fess  indented  gu.  and  vert  three  ducks  arg. 

Bildyne,  Suffolk, 
Per  fess  each  piece  arg.  with  in  its  hase  barry 

wavy   arg.    and    az.    three     ducks    swimming 

their  bills  in  the  water  or  waves  of  the  second 

over  all  on  a  fess  engr.  gu.  so  many  roses  silver. 

Revers,  V*. 
Sa.  three  shovellers  in  pale  arg.     Poplesham,  V. 
Sa.  three  ducks  arg.     Pepplesham,  Sussex,  temp. 

Edward  HI. 
Sa.  three  shovellers  arg.     Pelasham. 

3  EAGLES 

Per  fess  indented  sa.  and  arg.  three  demi-eagles 
displ.  couped  counterchanged.     Bateman. 

....  three  eagles  displ.  in  fess  ....  Town  of 
Carnarvon. 

....      three     eagles     displ John     de 

Drokenesford,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc.  1309-29. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  az.  Billesworth, 
co.  Hereford.    Newton,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  Blundell.  Brereton. 
Clisdon.  Devonshire.  Doddescombe,  Dod- 
descombe-Legh,  co.  Devon;  extinct  temp. 
Edward  III;  heiresses  m.  Bigbury,  Newenham, 
Prall,  and  Branscomb.  Eaglesfield,  1730. 
Eglesfield,  Alneburgh  Hall,  co.  Cumberland, 
temp.  Henry  VIII.  Edward  Lisle,  Yarwell, 
co.  Northampton,  W.  Lisle,  co.  Warwick. 
Newenham,  V*.  Newnam.  Rintoul,  Scot- 
land. Strode,  co.  Devon,  V.  Vatrote.  And 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  az.  Eaglesfield  or 
Eglesfield,  Alwarby,  Cumberland. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  armed  az.  Bruton. 
Clifford.  Eaglesfield  or  Eglesfield,  Kent. 
Count  de  Meghen,  Burgundy,  W. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  armed  sa. 
Eaglesfield  or  Eglesfield,  Kent. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  crowned  or.  Courci, 
Stoke  Courci,  co.  Somerset.  Courcy,  Baron 
Courcy,  Harl.  MS.  1603.  Courcy,  Earl  of 
Ulster,  temp.  John.  De  Courcy,  Baron  King- 
sale,  1181.  De  Courcy,  Stockton,  Cornwall. 
Newenham,  Newenham,  co.  Devon,  W. 
Newman,  Devon. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  double  headed  gu.  Lisle, 
co.  Warwick;  and  Yarwell,  co.  Northampton. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  purp.  Rodney,  co.Warwick. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  sa.  Beckwell.  Rauf  de 
Kirketon,  E;  but  Kireerone,  E,  Harl.  MS. 
6137.  Thomas  Kirkton,  Y.  Kirkton  or 
Kirton.    Rodney. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  double  headed  sa.  armed 
gu.     Thomas  ....  ,  Y. 

Arg.  three  eagles  vert.    Friz. 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  vert.   Sr Fitz-Symon, 

Essex;  V. 

Az.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Barantyne  Barentine 
or  Barentyne,  co.  Buckingham  and  Oxford. 
Fownes.  Hall  or  Hull.  AdamdeNEUFWENTON, 
F.  Adam  de  Newentone,  E ;  butNEWcouRT,!?, 
Harl.  MS.  6137 ;  and  Newenton,  Y.  Newtinton. 
Newton.     Rakelworthe.     Waffyer,  Ireland. 


BIRDS.  3  EAGLES  cont. 

Az.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  armed  gu.  Sr.  de  . . . . 
Waffir,  Ireland,  V.  Piers  de  Gaveston, 
Earl  of  Cornwall,  X. 

Az.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  armed  or.  Brentyne. 
Piers  de  Gavaston,  Y.  Lavenham,  Essex,  V. 
Lavenham  or  Lavingham,  Essex. 

Az.  three  eagles  or.     Devonshire,  Cornwall. 

Az.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Alfram,  co.  Chester. 
Beeey.  Bibelles  or  Bibles  and  Bibbesworth, 
co.  Hertford.  Walter  Biblesworth,  Y.  Wat 
de  Biblesworthin,  E.  Sire  Huge  de 
Bilbesworthe,  N.  Sr  Walter  Billesworth, 
co.  Hereford,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Griffin. 
Rakelworthe.  Walter  de  Rakelword,  F. 
Ribites.     Water,  Ireland. 

Az.  three  eagles  displ.  or  over  all  a  bend  engr. 
gu.    Huleys.    Hulleys. 

Az.  crusily  and  three  eagles  displ.  or.    Alfram. 

Az.  crusily  fitcby  and  three  eagles  displ.  or. 
Somervile  or  Somerville,  Whichnovre,  co. 
Stafford,  temp.  William  I.     Somervilde,  V. 

Az.  three  eagles  displ.  double  headed  or. 
Davenhier.  Pedocrew,  Cornwall,  V. 
Pedogrew,  W. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ Richard  de  Newport, 

Bishop  of  London,  1317-8  (an  error). 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Caston.  Chassens. 
Thomas  de  Chanseus,  E.  John  de  Chanseus, 
F.  Hartford,  V*.  Hereford,  Sufton  Court, 
co.  Hereford.  Hereford  (Hereford  and  Moore, 
co.  Worcester.)  Sir  Henry  Hertford,  co.  Hert- 
ford, V.  Horford.  And  with  a  label  of  five 
points  az.     Henri  d'HEREFORD,  E. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  erm.  Hereford,  Here- 
ford and  Moore,  co.  Worcester.       Hertford. 

Gu.  three  eagles  or.     Band,  Essex. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  in  bend  or.     Ringston. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Band,  V.  Bawde, 
Essex.  Hartford.  Hertford,  co.  Hertford. 
Lemprier.  Limesey,  Long  Ichiug,  co.  War- 
wick. Raf  de  Limesi,  F.  Rauf  de  Lindsey,  E. 
Lindesci  or  Lindsey,  co.  Warwick,  temp. 
Henry  III. 

Gu.  three  allerions  displ.  or.    Limsey. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  armed  arg. 
Rackleworth. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  ducally  crowned  and 
armed  arg.     Cheales. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  armed  az.  Band. 
But  membered  az.    Lindsey,  co.  Warwick. 

Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  ppr.  crowned  or. 
Theales. 

Or  three  eagles  displ Richard  de  Newport, 

Bishop  of  London  1317-8;  Add.  MS.  12443. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  az.  Peche.  Pouley, 
Essex.  Pouley,  V*.  Pulley,  Leigh,  Essex. 
Rodney. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  Brunton.  Clifforde, 
V.  Eaglesfield.  Eglesfield,  V*.  Eglefield. 
Eglesfeilde,  Ambrogg,  Cumberland,  V. 
Eglesfield,  Eastham,  Kent;  and  co.  York. 
Eglesfeld,  Lekenfeld  (Leckonfield),  co.  York. 
Eglesford,  Ambrogg,  Cumberland.  Richard 
de  Gravesend,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1258, 
London  1280-1303.  Kilton.  Queen's  College, 
Oxford;  founded  in  1340  by  Robert  Eglesfuld, 
confessor  to  Queen  Philippa,  wife  of  Edward 
III.  M.  John  de  Rodneye,  S.  Rodney, 
Stoke  Rodney,  co.  Somerset.  Rodney, 
Collinson,  Somerset  ii,  407  ;  iii,  165,  576. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  armed  az.  Bruton. 
Clifford.     Sr.  de  Dawes,  W. 


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BIRDS.  3  EAGLES  cont. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  ppr.  Eodney,  co.  Hants ; 
and  co.  Somerset. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  purp.  Gedney.  Eodney, 
V.  Eodney;  Baronetcy  22  January  1764, 
Barony  19  June  1782.  Eodney,  Eodney, 
Devon. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  sa.  Gedney,  Suffolk. 
Gedney,  V.  Henry  Hese,  F.  Hickton,  V*. 
Sir  Eauf  Kickton,  V.  Kirketon.  Eadney. 
Sr.   Walter   Eodney,    V.    Eichard   Tane,    Y. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  vert.     Eodney. 

Paly  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  over  all  three  eagles 
counterchanged.  Pewterer  or  Pewterwee. 
Powterew,  V.  Peuterewbe,  Hail.  MS.  1392. 
"Whitcom,  Karl.  MS.  1392.  Whitcomb  (in  a 
later  hand  than)  V.  Whitom,  V.  Whittom, 
V*.    Whitton. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  three  eagles  counter- 
changed.    Whetrome. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 
Cooke,  London;  and  Harefield,  Uxhridge, 
Middlesex;  and  John  Cooke,  and  his  son 
George,  and  grandson  George,  Chief  Prothono- 
taries  of  the  Common  Pleas. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  counter- 
changed.  Whitcombe,  Wydecombe,  co.  Som- 
erset; temp.  Henry  III.;  Berwick  Mavesyn, 
temp.  Henry  IV. ;  the  Morey,  co.  Salop  ;  Cleo- 
bury  Mortimer,  and  Braxted,  co.  Essex  ;  quar- 
tered by  Paget  and  Niblett.  Wycombe,  Berwick, 
and  Wycombe,  co.  Salop. 

Per  bend  sa.  and  arg.  three  eagles  displ.  counter- 
changed.   Brooke,  Suffolk. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  three  eagles  arg.  armed  of 
the  second.     Ceuell  or  Crtjll. 

Per  chev.  embattled  az.  and  or  three  eagles  displ. 
counterchaDged.    Deeby. 

Per  chev.  embattled  or  and  az.  three  eagles  coun- 
terchanged.   Derby. 

Per  chev.  embattled  or  and  az.  three  eagles  displ. 
counterchanged.  Daeby,  co.  Dorset;  and 
London.   John  Deeby,  Alderman  of  London,  W. 

Per  chev.  embattled  or  and  vert  three  eagles  displ. 
counterchanged.    Fostee,  Wells. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  or  three  eagles  displ.  counter- 
changed.  Steinger,  Sutton-upon-Lound,  and 
Eaton,  co.  Nottingham ;  and  co.  Salop. 

Per  fess  indented  sa.  and  arg.  three  eagles  volant 
counterchanged.    Wakeman. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  counter- 
changed.    Wycherley,  Wicherley,  co.  Salop. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 
Cooke,  Broomyard,  co.  Hereford.  Sir  Edward 
Cooke,  Lord  Chief  Justice,  W. 

Per  pale  az.  (  ?  arg.)  and  gu.  three  eagles  displ. 
counterchanged.     Cooke,  Mildham,  Suffolk. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 
Aveline,  Windsor,  and  Frogmore,  co.  Berks. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 
Cooke,  co.  Lancaster.  Cooke,  Burstow,  co. 
Surrey  ;  granted  20  August  1662. 

Per  pale  indented  az.  and  sa.  three  eagles  displ. 
or.    Carpenter. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  three  eagles  counterchanged. 
Gergawd  or  Gerwood. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Coke, 
Holkham,  Norfolk;  Baron  Lovel  28  May 
1228,  Viscount  Coke  and  Earl  of  Leicester  9 
May  1744,  extinct  20  April  1759 ;  Viscount 
Coke  and  Earl  of  Leicester  12  August  1837 ; 
Sir  Edward  Coke,  Privy  Councillor,  1619. 
Cooke,  Norfolk.    Jorcey.    Martyn. 


BIRDS.  3  EAGLES  cont. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  three  eagles  displ.  or. 
Newman,  Kent,  W. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  three  eagles  displ.  double 
headed  counterchanged.     Mogridge. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  counter- 
changed.     Stannard,  Ireland.    Wood,  Suffolk. 

Purp.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Dodscombe,  co. 
Devon.  Gattiscombe,  V*.  Totscombe,  co. 
Devon.    (?  Walter  Tattescombe,  co.  Devon,  V.) 

Sa.  three  eagles  displ.  in  fess  arg.     Withers. 

Sa.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Barantyne  Barentine 
or  Barentyne.  co.  Buckingham,  and  co.  Oxford. 
William  Barantin,  or  Barentin,  E.  William  de 
Barantine,  F.  Dru  Barntin,  G.  And  with  an 
annulet  in  the  centre  for  difference  or.  Sir  Drew 
Barentine,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1398,  W ; 
and  1408.    Chanseul,  V.    Peche. 

Sa.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  armed  gu.  Barentine, 
V*.    Sr.  William  Barrantine,  V. 

Sa.  three  eagles,  displ.  double  headed  arg.  Elman, 
Suffolk.     Sir  Eichard  Elman,  V.    Elynam. 

Sa.  three  eagles  displ.  errn.     Wakefield. 

Sa.  three  eagles  displ.  erminois.  Thomas 
Stringer,  Sharlton,  W.  Steingee,  Whiston 
Sharleston,  co.  York.  Steingee,  Norton,  co. 
Derby. 

Sa.  three  eagles  or.    Chausvtle. 

Sa.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Dru  de  Baeantine,  B. 
Buckbond.  Chassens  or  Chansens.  Emeri 
di  Chanseus,  E.  Emari  de  Chanseul,  E. 
Earl,  MS.  6137.     Emeri  de  Chaseus,  F. 

Sa.  three  eagles  volant  or.  Laueence,  Kent ;  and 
Essex. 

Vert  three  eagles  displ.  arg.    Cremer.    Geemer. 

Vert  three  eagles  statant  wings  displ.  arg.  col- 
lared or.     Smitherman. 

Vert  three  eagles  displ.  or.    Sr.  de  Geymeb,  V. 

Vert  three  eagles  displ.  in  fess  or.  Owen 
Gwynedd,  Prince  of  North  Wales,  ob.  1169, 
(son  of  Griffith  ap  Cynan,  Prince  of  North 
Wales,  derived  from  Anarawd,  King  of  North 
Wales,  eldest  son  of  Khodri  Mawr,  King  of 
Wales), audhis  descendants,  Lloyd,  Ehiwaedog, 
co.  Merioneth ;  the  heiress,  m.  Dolben ;  and 
Lloyd,  Plas-yn-dre,  co.  Merioneth:  Morice  or 
Morise,  Clenenneu,  co.  Caernarvon ;  quartering 
Lacon ;  the  heiress  m.  Owen :  Anwyl,  Park, 
Bala,  etc.,  co.  Merioneth ;  the  heiress  m. 
Williams  :  Brynker,  Brynker,  co.  Caernarvon, 
1775:  Wynn,  Gwydyr,  co.  Caernarvon;  Baro- 
netcy 1611,  extinct  7  January  1719  ;  the  heirs 
m.  Bertie  and  Williams  :  Wynn,  Llwyn^  co. 
Denbigh ;  and  its  branch  Wynne,  Pengwern, 
co.  Merioneth,  quartering  gu.  three  lions  pass. 
in  pale  arg.,  with  per  bend  sinister  erm.  and 
ermines  a  lion  ramp,  sa.,  and  erm.  a  saltire  gu. 
a  crescent  or :  Wynn,  Berthdu  and  Bodysgal- 
len,  co.  Caernarvon;  the  heiress  m.  Mostyn: 
and  Williams-WYNN,  Wynnstay,  co.  Denbigh  ; 
Baronetcy  6  July  1688;  quartering  Cadrod 
Hardd  for  Williams.  Lacon,  Llanddyn  and 
Porkington,  co.  Salop.  Pritchard,  Tresgawen, 
Anglesey.  Williams,  Minster,  Isle  of  Thanet, 
Kent.  John  Wynne,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1715, 
Bath,  etc.  1727-43. 

3  FALCONS 

Arg.  three  falcons  gu.  Faulconeb,  Thurcaston, 
co.  Leicester.  Faulkner.  Sire  Johan  le 
Fauconer,  N.    Fawcon  or  Falcon. 

Arg.  three  falcons  close  gu.  Falconer,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 


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BIRDS.  3  FALCONS  cont. 

Arg.  three  sparrow-hawks  close  gu.      Haydoc  or 

Heydock,  co.  Lancaster  and  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  three  falcons  rising  gu.  helled  az.    Newell 

or  Newall,  Scotland. 
Arg.  three  falcons  close  and  belled  ppr.  Holirood, 

Tartoine,  Karl.  MS.  1441. 
Arg.  three  falcons  close  sa.     O'Twohlll,  Poors, 

co.  Dublin,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 
Az.  three  falcons  wings  expanded  arg.  Nevtle,F. 
Az.  three  falcons  wiDgs  expanded  each  standing 

on  a  staff  couped  and  raguled  arg.     Spaenon, 

Sparnon,  Cornwall;   and  Oston,  and  Wickham- 

brook,  Suffolk. 
Az.  three  falcons  close  arg.  belled  beaked  and 

legged  or.  Pennington,  V*.  Pennyngton,  V. 
Az.  three  falcons  or.  Pennington,  co.  Lancaster. 
Gu.  three  falcons  close  arg.      Bbistow,  Surrey. 

Bubstowe,  Surrey,  W. 
Gu.  three  falcons  close  arg.  belled  or.   Acherton. 
Gu.  three  hawks  close  arg.  beaked  and  legged  or. 

Atheeton,  Atherton,  co.  Lancaster;  quartering 

Lostock,    Ashton,    Catherall,     Gousnor,    and 

Mytton;  Harl.  MS.  1549  fo.  151. 
Gu.  three  sparrow-hawks  arg.  beaked  belled  and 

jessed  or.    Atheeton  or  Atteeton,  co.  Lan- 
caster.   Atheeton,  Atherton,  co.  York. 
Gu.   three   falcons   in   fess   arg.    membered    or. 

John  Bruggefoed;  granted  29  August  1415; 

Ashmol.  MS.  833,  fo.  47. 
Gu.  three  falcons  close  arg.  membered  and  belled 

or.    Addueton,  V*.    Sr.  William  Adyeton,  co. 

Lancaster,  V.    Atheeton,  V*. 
Gu.  three  hawks  close  arg.  beaked  and  belled  or. 

Feancke,  Knighton,  co.  York. 
Gu.  three  falcons  or.  Fawcon  or  Falcon,  co.Derby. 
Gu.  three  sparrow-hawks  or.     Atheeton,  Ather- 
ton, co.  Lancaster. 
Gu.  three  hawks  belled  and  jessed  or.   Atheeton. 
Or  three  falcons  ppr.     Abarle;  granted  1572. 
Or  three  hawks  ppr.  perched  arg.     Dillington, 

Dilliugton,  co.  Norfolk. 
Or  three  falcons  close  ppr.  belled  gu.    Falkener, 

Ireland.   And  with  a  mullet  for  diff.   Falkiner, 

Anne  Mount,  co.Cork ;  Baronetcy  24  Augustl777. 
Or  three  falcons  sa.     Whitham. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  or  three  falcons  of  the  last. 

Locke  ;  Ashmol.  MS.  836. 
Per  fess  az.  and  or  in  chief  three  falcons  volant 

of  the  second.    Lock,  London, 
Quarterly  indented  arg.   and   sa.  three  falcons 

counterchanged.         Storey,     Ham,     Surrey ; 

quartering  Shum. 
Sa.  three  falcons  arg.     Hawkeswokfh,  Hawkes- 

worth,  co.  York;  Baronetcy  1678, extinct  1735; 

the  heiress  m.  Ramsden.     Hawkswoeth. 
Sa.  three  falcons  close  arg.  Thuested,  Thursted, 

co.  Derby. 
Sa.  three  hawks  each  perched  on  a  staff  raguly 

fesswise  couped  arg.      Teehawke,  Trehawke, 

and  Rosilian,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  three  falcons  close  arg.  beaked  and  belled  or. 

Hawkswoeth,  co.  Gloucester  and  co.  York. 
Sa.   three   falcons   arg.   beaked   and   legged    or. 

Falconee,  co.  Hants;  andCogenhoe,  co.  North- 
ampton. 
Sa.    three    sparrow-hawks    arg.    membered    or. 

Holyworth. 
Sa.    three    falcons    volant    arg.    membered    or. 

Faulconer. 
Sa.  three  falcons  arg.  armed  jessed  and  belled  or. 

Holyworth. 
Vert  three  falcons  or.    Layston. 


Poplesham,    V. 


BIRDS.  3  FINCHES 

.  .  .  .  three  sparrows  ....      Phillip,  Brignell,  co. 

York. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  three  birds  (perhaps  bunt- 
ings) counterchanged.    Bunting. 
3  GEESE 
....    three  geese   (another,   swans)   close    .... 
(assumed  by)  Brian  Walton,  Bishop  of  Chester 
1660-1. 

3  GULLS 

Az.  three  seagulls  arg.     David  Llwch. 

Az.  three  mews  arg.  beaked  and  membered  gu. 

Ashe.     (?  Ashe,  of  the  North,  V.) 
Barry  wavy  arg.  and  az.  in  fess  three  seagulls. 

....  Yswittan  Wyddel. 
Gu.  three  seamews  arg.  beaked  and  legged  or. 

Mewy,  Merry,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.     three      seamews      arg. 

Popplesham,  V*. 

3  HAWKS  see  FALCONS 

3  HEATHCOCKS  see  MOORCOCKS 
3  HERONS 

Arg.  three  herons  az.  Heron,  Essex ;  and  co. 
Stafford.  Sire  Odinel  Heron,  N.  Heeon, 
Ayplyndon,  co.  Durham. 

Arg.  three  bitterns  gu.    Anteobus. 

Arg.  three  storks  ppr.  Starkey,  Achton,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Az.  three  herons  arg.  Odinel  Heeon,  B.  Joan 
Herun,  E.  Sire  Johan  Heroun,  N.  Sr.  John 
Heron,  V.  Heron,  Ford  Castle;  quartering 
barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bend  gu.  charged 
with  a  plate. 

Az.  three  herons  close  arg.  Heron,  Essex; 
Northumberland ;  and  Ipswich,  Suffolk.  Tho- 
mas Heeonvyle,  X. 

Az.  three  storks  rising  arg.  Edmund  Gibson, 
Bishop  of  Lincoln  1716,  London  1723-48. 

Az.  three  herons  arg.  beaked  and  legged  or. 
Odinell  Heron,  X. 

Az.  three  herons  arg.  'petiz  beestez'  (sicinorig.) 
or.     Sir  Godard  and  Sir  Roger  Heron,  M. 

Az.  three  storks  rising  ppr.  Gibson,  Yelland,  co. 
Lancaster,  temp.  James  T ;  a  heiress  m.  Wick- 
ham.  Gibson,  Cumberland ;  Essex;  London; 
and  Northumberland.  Gibson,  Barfield,  Cum- 
berland; a  branch  of  Gibson,  Myerscough, 
and  Quernmore  Park,  co.  Lancaster. 

Gu.  three  bitterns  arg.  Bittenneck  or  Bitteeer. 

Gu.  three  cranes  arg.     Cranstoun;  Bai-ony  1609. 

Gu.  three  cranes  close  arg.  Ceanwell,  Cran- 
well,  co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  three  herons  arg.  Heron,  Bokenfield  and 
Ford  Castle,  Northumberland,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Heron,  Chipchase,  Northumberland.  Heron, 
Moor,  co.  Chester.  Sir  Roger  Heron,  N;  X. 
Heron,  co.  Stafford,  Horn,  Bishopwearmouth, 
Durham. 

Gu.  three  herons  arg.  a  bend  engr.  or.  Heron, 
in  Canterbury  Cathedral. 

Gu.  three  herons  arg.  beaked   and  legged   or. 

M Heeon,  S.    And  with  an  annulet  in 

chief  of  the  last.  M.  Gerard  Heeon,  S.  But 
with  a  cross  croslet  in  chief  of  the  last. 
M.  Wauter  Heeon,  S. 

Gu.  three  heronshaws  (or  storks)  or.  Tyewhitt, 
co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Sa.  three  cranes  or.  Poplesham,  co.  Worcester. 
3  KINGFISHERS 

Or  three  kingfishers  ppr.    Fisher,  London. 


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BIRDS.  3  LAPWINGS 

including  Pewits  and  Tirwhitts 

Az.  three  lapwings  arg.  Crule,  Cambray,  Spain; 
granted  8  March  1031. 

Gu.  three  lapwings  or.  Durren.  Ei chard 
Terrick,  Bishop  of  Peterborough  1757, 
London  1764-77.  Tirwhit,  co.  Lincoln, 
Harl.  MS.  1392.     Ttrwhitt,  V*. 

Gu.  three  pewits  or.  Tyrwhitt;  Baronetcy 
3  October  1808;  quartering  Jones. 

Gu.  three  tirwhitts  or  lapwings  or.  Tyrwhitt, 
Baronetcy  30  October  1808,  and  Tyrwhitt,  Nan- 
tyr,  co.  Denbigh  ;  descended  through  Tyrwhitt, 
Netherclay  House,  co.  Somerset;  from  Tyr- 
whitt, Cameringham,  co.  Lincoln;  a  branch  like 
Tyrwhitt,  Stainfield,  co.  Lincoln,  Baronetcy 
29  June  1611,  extinct  22  August  1760,  de- 
rived through  Tyrwhitt,  Barton-on-Humber, 
of  Tyrwhitt,  Ketilby,  co.  Lincoln,  and  Tyrwhitt, 
Northumberland;  a  heiress  m.  Hunloke. 

3  LARKS 

Arg.  three  larks  ppr.    Barker. 
Az.  three  larks  or.     Ayer,  1730. 
Or  three  larks  ppr.     Barke. 

3  MAGPIES 

Arg.  three  magpies  ppr.  Othwell  or 
Ottewell.  Peyton,  co.  Lancaster.  Waters, 
Ireland. 

Or  three  magpies  ppr.     Waters,  Ireland. 

3  MALLARDS  see  DUCKS 
3  MARTLETS 

Arg.  three  martlets  gu.  Cairnes,  Ireland. 
Clayle.  Fornivale,  V*.  Fornivall,  V. 
Furnival.  FuRNrvALL,  co.  York.  Muckle, 
Scotland.  PAYEUR(inalaterhandto).F.  Parent. 

Arg.  three  martlets  sa.  Armine.  Cairnes. 
Furnivall,  co.  York.  Glen,  That  Ilk.  Jalmes. 
Street. 

Arg.  three  martlets  and  four  crosses  croslet 
one  two  and  one  sa.     Goodneston,  V. 

Az.  three  martlets  arg.  Hodby.  Kirketon, 
1730.     Henry  Kirkton,  V.    Wotton,  V. 

Barry  of  four  or  and  gu.  in  chief  three  martlets 
vert.     Grenway. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  three  martlets  in  pale  sa. 
Aneyrsley. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  mart- 
lets of  the  second.     Anstaboth. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  three  martlets  sa. 
Chaworth. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  three  martlets 
of  the  second.     Ward. 

Barry  wavy  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  three  martlets 
in  fess  of  the  first.    Ys  with  an  Wyddell. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  three  martlets 
gu.     Sir  William  Paynell,  I. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.'in  chief  three  martlets 
az.    Molton,  Norfolk. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  three  martlets 
of  the  last.  Caceil.  Carrill,  Tangley  Park, 
Surrey.  Carrill,  Bentons,  Sussex ;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Viscount  Molyneux  and  Lord  Morley. 
Carrill  or  Carrell,  Harting,  Sussex.  Richard 
Carryll,  created  Baron  Carryll  by  King  James 
II  at  St.  Germains :  all  descended  from  Sir 
John  Caryll,  Warnham,  Serjeant  at  Law  to 
Henry  VIII;  Barony  and  Viscounty  1027, 
extinct  15  February  1699. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  three  martlets 
gu.    Paynell. 


BIRDS.  3  MARTLETS  cont. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  three  martlets  sa. 
Choare,  co.  Lincoln. 

Erm.  three  martlets  gu.  Gorley  Gorely  or 
Goorlay,  Kent.     Goverley,  Kent,  V. 

Gu.  three  martlets  arg.  Carnslie,  Scotland,  quar- 
tering az.  three  5-foils  arg.  Hansard,  co.  Lan- 
caster. M'GiLL,Eankeillor,  Scotld.  Tenterden, 
Kent.  Mathew  de  Thornetonsteward,  X. 
Wotton,  co.  Stafford.  And  with  a  fleur-de-lis  in 
the  centre.     Cairns,  Pilmor,  Scotland. 

Gu.  three  martlets  arg.  membered  or.  Ayre,  co. 
Nottingham. 

Gu.  three  martlets  or.  Cairns,  Cairns,  Scotland. 
Macgee.  M'Gill,  Viscount  Oxenford,  19 
April  1651.  Terrick,  in  York  Minster.  (Pro- 
bably Rauf  fitz  Stephen  de  Thornetonrust,  X, 
but  Elys  de  Thorn tonrust  bears  sa.  trois  baches 
battants  d'argent,  P.) 

Gyronuy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  three  martlets  sa. 
Tatom. 

Or  three  martlets  az.     Overy. 

Or  three  martlets  gu.  Mellington,  V. 
Merlington.     Millington. 

Or  three  martlets  sa.  Calvert,  Warwickoe, 
and  Lord  of  Zeveren  in  Flanders,  Harl.  MS. 
4040,  fo.  462.     Manston,  Manston,  co.  Dorset. 

Or  three  martlets  in  bend  sa.  Denham,  V. ; 
quartering  gu.  three  martlets  in  bend  arg. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  three  martlets  or.     Mills. 

Per  chev.  flory  counterflory  arg.  and  gu.  three 
martlets  counterchanged.  Plomer,  May  field, 
and  Pettingho,  Sussex. 

Per  chev.  embattled  arg.  and  sa.  three  martlets 
counterchanged.     Dolbin. 

Per  chev.  flory  counterflory  arg.  and  sa.  three 
martlets  counterchanged.  Plomer,  Ireland. 
Plomer;  Baronetcy  1660-1,  extinct  1697. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  three  martlets  counter- 
changed.     Hodson,  Ireland. 

Per  chev.  embattled  erm.  and  az.  three  martlets 
counterchanged.  Hudson,  quartered  by 
Palmer  (an  error). 

Per  chev.  flory  counterflory  gu.  and  arg.  three 
martlets  counterchanged.  Plumer,  Gilston 
Park,  co.  Hertford. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  or  three  martlets  counter- 
changed.  Edgeworth,  Kilshrewley,  co.  Long- 
ford: descended  from  Edgeworth,  Edgeworths- 
town,  co.  Longford  ;  quartering  Shuckborough, 
Bridgeman,  and  Lovell. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  three  martlets  or.  Cobb  or 
Cobbe,  Ireland. 

Per  chev.  embattled  gu.  and  sa.  three  martlets  or. 
Edmonds,  V*.  Edmonds,  London.  Edmons, 
London  ;  granted  12  June  1640.     Simons,  V*. 

Per  chev.  or  and  az.  three  martlets  counter- 
changed.  Edgeworth,  co.  York.  Edgworth, 
1730.    Hodgson,  Ireland. 

Per  chev.  embattled  or  and  az.  three  martlets 
counterchanged.  Hodgson,  Elswick  House, 
Northumberland.  Hodgson,  Penrith,  Cum- 
berland ;  and  now  of  Ludford,  near  Ludlow. 
Hodgson,  Manor  House,  Lanchester,  co.  Dur- 
ham. Hodgson,  Hebborne,  co.  Durham  ;  de- 
rived from  Hodson,  Mayor  of  Newcastle  1555, 
1566, and  1580.  HoDSHAM(.Bem/).  Hudson,  V*. 
Hudson,  quartered  by  Palmer  (an  error). 

Per  chev.  engr.  or  and  az.  three  martlets  coun- 
terchanged. Hodgson,  Essex;  granted  1031. 
Hodgson,  Liverpool,  or  co.  Chester,  about  1812. 
Hodgson,  Bascodyke,  Cumberland;  and  Mid- 
dlesex. 


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BIRDS.  3  MARTLETS  cont. 

Per  chev.  embattled  or  and  vert  three  martlets 
counterchanged.    Hudson,  London. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  three  martlets  coun- 
terchanged. Cleghorn,  Scotland;  and 
Spain. 

Per  fess  nebuly  gu.  and  arg.  three  martlets  coun- 
terchanged. Deedes,  Kent;  and  London. 
Hipeiss. 

Per  fess  indented  or  and  az.  three  martlets  coun- 
terchanged.    Brockman. 

Per  fess  nebuly  or  and  az.  three  martlets  coun- 
terchanged. Baker,  Sussex.  Barker,  Ham- 
bleton,  Rutland;  Baronetcy  1665  extinct  1708. 

Per  fess  indented  or  and  sa.  three  martlets  coun- 
terchanged.    Midwinter,  co.  Devon. 

Per  fess  indented  sa.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  mart- 
lets arg.    Lovelace. 

Per  fess  nebuly  sa.  and  or  three  martlets  coun- 
terchanged. Barker,  Hambleton,  and  Lyndon, 
Rutland;  Baronetcy  1665  extinct  1708. 

Per  pale  and  per  chev and  ....  three  mart- 
lets counterchanged.    Renshaw. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  martlets  in  pale  coun- 
terchanged.   Sankie.    Sankey,  Dublin. 

Quarterly  per  fess  embattled  or  and  sa.  three 
martlets  counterchanged.    Hudson,  London. 

Sa.  three  martlets  in  fess  arg.     Dryburg. 

Sa.  three  marlions  sinister  wings  displ.  arg. 
Atcomb,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  three  martlets  arg.  Martell.  Nanton, 
Suffolk.  Naughton,  1730.  Naunton,  Suffolk, 
V.    Newnton.    Ratnham. 

Sa.  three  martlets  or.     Darcy. 

Vert  three  martlets  arg.    Brendon. 

3  MEWS  see  Gulls 
3  MOORCOCKS 

Arg.  three  heathcocks  sa.  beaked  and  legged  gu. 

Merton. 
Sa.     three     heathcocks     arg.     membered     gu. 

Heath. 

3  OWLS 

Arg.  three  owls  sa.    Bridge,   1730.    Brigg  or 

Briggs. 
Arg.  three  owls  sa.  beaked  and  legged  or.  Brige, 

V*.    Brigge,  Norfolk,  V. 
Az.  three  owls  arg.     Skepper,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  three  huits   (owles  in   margin)   arg.      Sir 

Richard  Ber'ingham,  L ;  the  birds  without  feet, 

L,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
Or  three  owls  in  fess  sa.     Oulry. 
Sa.  three  owls   arg.      Broughton,    co.    Salop. 

Burton,      Kensley,      co.     York.        Rowton. 

Trewola. 
Sa.  three  horned  owls  arg.    Festing. 
Sa.  three  owls     arg.    beaked    and     legged    or. 

Boughton,  V.    Trewola,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  three  owls  or.    Thurcaston. 

3   PEAFOWLS 

Arg.  three  peacocks  in  pride  ppr.  Munt.  Pawne, 
1716.     Peacock,  Bridge  End,  Scotland. 

Arg.  three  peahens  close  ppr.    Heapy. 

Az.  three  peacocks  in  pride  or.     Tirwhit. 

Sa.  three  peacocks  arg.    Ridgeway  alias  Peycock. 

Sa.  three  peacocks  close  arg.  Peacock,  Finchley, 
Middlesex.    Peacock,  W. 

3  PEEWITS  see  Lapwings 


BIRDS.  3  PELICANS 

Arg.  three  pelicans  vulning  themselves  gu. 
Hormiston,  Hormiston,  Scotland. 

Arg.  three  pelicans  in  piety  gu.  Ormiston,  Scotland. 

Arg.  three  pelicans  in  piety  or  nests  vert.  Pattison. 
And  vulning  themselves  ppr.  Patterson  or 
Paterson,  Scotland.  But  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.    Paterson,  Scotland. 

Az.  three  pelicans  arg.  Crickett,  Smyth's  Hall, 
Blackmore,  Essex. 

Az.  three  pelicans  arg.  vulned  ppr.  Pegge,  Yel- 
dersley  and  Beauchieff  Abbey,  co.  Derby  ;  and 
Laughton,  Sussex.  Mounsyer  Pelham,  T. 
Sr.  John  Pelham,  V.  Pelham,  Baronetcy  1611, 
Barony  1706,  Viscount  Haughton  and  Earl  of 
Clare  1714,  Marquis  of  Clare  and  Duke  of 
Newcastle  1715,  extinct  1768,  Baron  Pelham 
1762;  Earl  of  Chichester  1801;  quartering 
gu.  two  demi-belts  palewise  in  fess  buckles  in 
chief  arg.  And  with  the  same  quartering 
Anderson  Pelham,  Baron  Yarborough  1794, 
Baron  Worsley  and  Earl  of  Yarborough  1837. 
And  with  the  same  quartering.  George 
Pelham,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1803,  Exeter  1807, 
Lincoln  1820-7;  and  John  Thomas  Pelham, 
Bishop  of  Norwich  1857. 

Az.  three  pelicans  in  piety  or  nests  vert. 
Reid'heugh,  Scotland. 

Gu.  three  pelicans  arg.  Leechman  or  Leeshman, 
Scotland. 

Per  chev.  or  and  az.  three  pelicans  counter- 
changed  vulned  ppr.    Cartwright,  Derby. 

3  PHEASANTS 

Arg.  three  pheasant  cocks  ppr.     O'Cowick,  Harl. 

MS.  1441,  fo.  40. 
Az.  three  pheasants  or.    Phesant. 
Az.   three    pheasant    cocks    or.        Read,   1730. 

Edmund  Reade,  V.      Reade,  co.  Oxford,  and 

co.  Somerset. 
Az.  three  pheasants  or  membered  and  beaked  gu. 

Fesiant. 
Or  three  pheasants  close  ....     Phesant. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  pheasants  close  or. 

North,  co.  Hants. 

3  PIGEONS  see  Doves 

3  POPINJAYS 

Arg.  three  popinjays  ppr.  Penketh,  Penketh, 
co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  three  popinjays  vert.  Cliffe,  co.  De- 
von ;  and  Essex.  John  Clyffe,  of  the 
Wolde,  X.    Pepdie. 

Arg.  three  popinjays  vert  beaked  and  membered 
gu.  Pepdie,  Dunglass,  Scotland;  quartered 
by  Home  or  Hume. 

Gu.  three  parrots  reguard.  wings  disclosed  arg. 

BlRCHELLS    Or   BlRTLES. 

Gyronny  of  six  az.  and  arg.  three  parrots  vert. 

Stocker,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1484. 
Gyronny  of  (?  six)  eight  arg.  and  az.  three  birds 

(perhaps  popinjays)  vert.     Stocke. 
Or  three  parroquets  vert.     Chaunceler,  Braffer- 

ton,  co.  Durham. 

3  RAVENS  see  Crows 

3  SEAGULLS  and  3  SEAMEWS  see  Gulls 

3  SE&PIES  see  Bustards 

3  SHOVELLERS  see  Ducks 

3  SPARR0WHAWKS  see  Falcons 

3  SPARROWS  see  Finches 

3  STORKS  see  Herons 

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BIRDS.  3  SWALLOWS 

Az.  three  birds  (perhaps  swallows)  arg.  mem- 
bered  gu.     Hodby.     Hodeby,  V. 

Barry  of  four  gu.  and  arg.  on  the  last  three 
swallows  volant  sa.     Swallow. 

Or  three  swallows  close  ppr.  Watton,  co.  Lei- 
cester 1716. 

Sa.  three  birds  (probably  swallows)  and  in  chief 
a  crescent  (?  for  diff.)  arg.  Naunton,  Suf- 
folk, V. 

Sa.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  three  birds  (perhaps 
swallows)  arg.     Goodnestone,  Kent. 

Sa.  three  birds  (perhaps  swallows)  volant  arg. 
beaked  and  legged  or.     Mure,  F*. 

Sa.  three  birds  (perhaps  swallows)  volant  recur- 
sant  arg.  beaked  or.    Mure,  V. 

3  SWANS 

....  three  swans  (another  geese)  close  .... 
(Assumed  by)  Brian  Walton,  Bishop  of  Ches- 
ter 1600-1. 

Arg.  three  birds  (?  swans)  sa.    Warberton,  T. 

Arg.  three  swans  in  pale  sa.  beaked  gu. 
Cbessingham. 

Arg.  three  swans  close  sa.  ducally  gorged  or. 
Synnot,  Ballybrennan,  Farrelstown,  Ballyho- 
ran,  Kossgarland,  and  Ballytrant,  co.  Wexford ; 
and  city  of  Water  ford. 

Arg.  three  swans  disclosed  sa.  Folgnaedly, 
1730. 

Arg.  three  swans  rising  sa.     Folgnardby,  V. 

Arg.  three  swans  volant  sa.        Folgnaeby    or 

FoLNARBY. 

Az.  three  swans  arg.  Carey,  Gothele  ;  Collinson, 
Somerset,  i,  256.  Charleton,  V*.  Charlton, 
1730.    Scholar.    Scoter  or  Scotez. 

Az.  three  swans  close  arg.  Sr.  John  Charleton, 
V. 

Az.  three  swans  wings  endorsed  arg.     Eeddie. 

Gu.  three  swans  arg.  Bawdrip,  V*.  Light, 
V*.  Swanland,  Lord  Mayor  of  London, 
132!). 

Gu.  three  swans  close  arg.  Bawd  ripe,  V. 
Broderip  Brodrepp  or  Brodribb.  Leight. 
Light,  V. 

Gu.  three  swans  close  in  pale  arg.  Synnot, 
Ballymoyer,  and  Ballywalter,  co.  Armagh,  de- 
scended through  Synnot,  Drumcondra,  co. 
Dublin ;  from  Synnot,  Ballytramon,  co.  Wex- 
ford. 

Gu.  crusily  and  three  swans  arg.  Elkington,  co. 
Lincoln,  V. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  gu.  three  swans  arg.   Michell. 

Per  fess  dancetty  gu.  and  vert  three  swans  or. 
Bolden,  Liverpool,  quartered  by  Leonard. 

Per  fess  indented  gu.  and  vert  three  swans  close 
arg.  beaked  or.      Balden,  Elsington,  Norfolk. 

Per  fess  each  piece  being  sa.  with  in  its  base 
barry  wavy  arg.  and  az.  three  swans  swimming 
their  bills  in  the  water  or  waves  of  the  second 
over  all  on  a  fess  engr.  gu.  so  many  roses 
silver.     Kevers,  V. 

Sa.  three  swans  arg.  Fazakerley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Killesson  or  Kyllmessane.  Walton,  co. 
Lancaster.  Benedictine  Abbey  at  Selby,  co. 
York,  Cole  MS.  xxx,  5.  But  beaked  and  mem- 
bered  or,  Reyner,  Apostolatus,  i,  216. 

3  THRUSHES 

Az.  three  blackbirds  ppr.    Mellor,  co.  Derby. 
3  TIRWHITTS  see  Lapwings 


BIRDS.     3  BIRDS  and  in  chief 

Chief 

Arg.  three  birds  (probably  blackbirds)  sa.  beaked 
or  a  chief  dancetty  of  the  second.     Meller, 
Middle  Temple,  London;  granted  1719. 
on  a  Chief ....  Crosses 

Gu.  three  birds  (probably  lapwings)  or  on  a  chief 
of   the   second    three    croslets    as    the    first. 
Beokelsbey,  co.  Lincoln. 
Fruit 

Or  three  birds  (perhaps  martlets)  az.  on  a  chief 
gu.  an  acorn  betw.  two  mullets  of  the  first. 
Kaienie,  Scotland. 

3  BLACKBIRDS  see  Thrushes 

3  BUNTINGS  see  Finches 

3  COCKS  and  in  chief 

Chief 

Sa.  three  cocks  and  a  chief  arg.    Arthur,  Wales. 

Sa.  three  cocks  arg.  a  chief  or.  Aethue,  V. 
on  a  Chief Pale 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  crested  or  a  chief  az. 
charged  with  on  a  pale  betw.  two  ostrich 
feathers  of  the  first  a  rose  as  the  second. 
Eichard  Cox,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1559,  Ely 
1500-81. 

Arg.  three  cocks  gu.  crowned  or  a  chief  az. 
charged  with  on  a  pale  betw.  two  ostrich  fea- 
thers of  the  first  a  rose  as  the  second.  Cox, 
London ;  granted  1761. 

3  CROWS  and  in  chief 

Beast 
Arg.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr.  on  a  chief  gu. 
a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.     City  of  Canteebuey. 

on  a  Chief Mullet 

Arg.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr.  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  so  many  mullets  as  the  first.     Kimbee. 
....Roundles 
Az.  three  Cornish  choughs  in  fess  arg.  on  a  chief 
or  as  many  torteaux.     Knight. 

3  DOVES  and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  three  doves  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  key  in  pale 
gu.     Alsop,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1752. 

Az.  three  doves  ppr.  on  a  canton  or  a  key  erect 
sa.    Alsop,  London  ;  granted  1738. 

3  DUCKS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Az.  three  sheldrakes  close  arg.  a  chief  erm. 
Hans  or  Hansby,  St.  Giles,  Beverley; 
and  New  Malton,  co.  York;  granted  10  Oc- 
tober 1582.  Hansby,  Tickhill  Castle,  co. 
York. 

3  EAGLES  and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 

Az.  three  eagles  displ.  or  a  canton  erm. 
Fitz-Simon,  V*. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  and  a  canton  erm. 
Geaveshend,  Kent. 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  a  canton  erm.  Eichard 
de  Geavesend,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1258,  Lon- 
don 1280-1303.  Stephen  de  Geavesend,  Bishop 
of  London  1319-38. 

Or    three    eagles    displ.     sa.    a,  canton     erm. 
Stephen  de  Geavesend,  N ;  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
on  a  Canton 

Erm.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the 
second  a  pierced  mullet  or.    Strode,  V*. 


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BIRDS.    3  EAGLES  and  in  chief cont. 

Chief 
Arg.  three  eagles  displ a  chief  embattled 

gu.     Waffee  ,  Ireland. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  a  chief  embattled  or. 

Waffyer. 
Sa.  three  eagles  displ.  and  a  chief  dancetty  (in- 
dented V*.)  arg.     Stokes,  Essex,  W. 

on  a  Chief Escallops 

Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  as 

many  escallops  or.  NoKTHCoTE,Norcote,  Devon. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Or  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  on  a  chief  wavy  az. 

three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.     Pulling. 
....  Head 
Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  three  eagles  displ.  coun- 

terchanged  in  chief  a  leopard's  face  or.  Clarke, 

Dundon,  co.  Buckingham. 
....  Heads 
Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  on  a  chief  ....  three 

leopard's  heads  ....      Band,  Wookey  House, 

co.  Somerset. 
Quarter 
Az.    three    eagles    displ.    or    a    quarter     erm. 

Fitz-SiMON,  co.  Hertford,  temp.  Edward  I,   V. 

Sir  John  Fitz  Symon,  N ;  Karl.  MS.  4033  and 

5803. 
Or    three    eagles    displ.    sa.    a    quarter    erm. 

Grayesend,  Kent,  V. 

on  a  Quarter 
Erm.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the 

second  a  pierced  mullet  or.    Strode,  V. 

3  FALCONS  and  in  chief 

Canton 
Per  fess   embattled  arg.  and  sa.   three  falcons 
belled  counterchanged  a  carjton  gu.  Thompson, 
co.  York. 
Roundles 
Arg.  three  falcons  gu.  in  chief  as  many  pellets. 
Falkner,  co.  Lancaster.    Sr.  John  Faukenor, 
co.  Derby,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

3  FINCHES  and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  three  bunten  birds  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last 
a  sword  fesswise  as  the  first  hilt  and  pomel  or. 
Bunten,  Kilbride,  Scotland.  The  birds  ppr. 
Bounton,  Scotland. 

3  HERONS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Chief 
Az.  three  storks  arg.  a  chief  erm.    Hayeby. 

Cross 
Gu. three  herons  arg.  beaked  and  legged  or  in 
chief  a  cross  croslet  of  the  last.     M.  "Wauter 
Heron,  S. 

3  LAPWINGS  and  in  chief 

Gu.  three  lapwings  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
crosses  croslet  of  the  first.     Brocklesby. 

3  MARTLETS  and  in  chief 

Beast 
Per  fess"  ....    and    ....    in    base  three   birds 

(?  martlets)    ....    in   chief  a   lion   couchant 

....     Peter  Walles  ;  seal  1055. 
Canton 
Ter  fess  nebuly  az.  and  sa.  three  martlets  or  a 

canton    erm.        Barker,    Ipswich.      Barker, 

Booking  Hall, Essex;  Bartcy.lC76  extinct  1818; 

and  Kilcooley  Abbey,  co.  Tipperary,  descended 

from  Barker,  Grimston  Hall,  Suffolk,  Bartcy. 

1621  extinct  1766,  the  heiress  m.  Ponsonby. 


BIRDS.    3  MARTLETS  and  in  chief cont. 

Canton  cont. 
Per  fess  nebuly  vert  and  sa.  three  martlets  or  a 
canton  erm.    Barker,  Grimston  Hall,  Suffolk  ; 
Baronetcy  1621,  extinct  1766. 
Chief 
Arg.  three  martlets  sa.  a  chief  az.    Redhead. 
Gu.  three  martlets  arg.  a  chief  erm.      M'Gell, 

Scotland. 
Sa.  three  martlets  or  a  chief  arg.     Darsett,  V. 

on  a  Chief Annulets 

Arg.  three  martlets  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

as  many  annulets  or.    Cooper,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  three  martlets  gu.  on  a  chief  engr.  of  the 
second  as  many  annulets  or.    Cooper,  Colne 
Green,  co.  Hereford  ;  Ratling  Court,  Kent ;  and 
Stroud,  Sussex.    Cowper,  Bartcy.  1642,  Barony 
1706,ViscouutFordwich  and  Earl  Cowper  17 17-8. 
....  Axes 
Arg.  three  martlets  sa.  on  a  chief  wavy  az.  as 
many  Danish  hatchets  or.     Enson,  Burton-on- 
Treut,  co.  Stafford,  1395. 
....Beasts 
Gu.  three  martlets  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  of  the  second.     City  of  Canterbury. 
....  Birds 
Arg.  three  martlets  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  so 
many   martlets   as   the   first.        Fenwick,   V. 
Fenwyke.    Kenwick. 
..  ..Escallops 
Arg.  three  martlets  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
so  many  escallops  as  the  first  a  crescent  sa.  for 
diff.  in  the  centre  point.     Martyn,  V. 
....  Fruit 
Arg.  three  martlets  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  an  acorn 
betw.  two  mullets  or.    Cairns. 
.. .  .Mullets 
Arg.  three  martlets  vert  on  a  chief  indented  gu. 

as  many  mullets  or.     Mawer. 
Arg.  three  martlets  vert  beaked  gu.  on  a  chief  in- 
dented (or  Harl.  MS.  1392)  of  the  first  so  many 
mullets  sa.     Mawer,  Harlyng,  V. 
Arg.  three  martlets  vert  beaked  gu.  on  a  chief 
indented  sa.  as  many  mullets  of  the  first.  Mawer. 
Gu.  three  martlets  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
as  many  mullets  az.    Lusher,  London;  Put- 
ney, Sholand,  and  Starland,  Surrey. 

Sun 

Or  three  martlets  sa.  on   a  chief  az.  a  sun   in 
splendourppr.  MEREWETHER,Castlefield, Calue, 
co.  Wilts;  and  London;  quartering  Allworth. 
..  ..Roundles 
Arg.  three  martlets  gu.  in  chief  as  many  ogresses. 
Falconer  or  Fawlconer.  co.  Derby. 

3  OWLS  and  in  chief 

Arg.  three  owls  gu.  a  quarter  az.  Gosset  oi-Gossett. 

3  PEACOCKS  and  in  chief 

Sa.  three  peacocks  arg.  a  chief  embattled  or. 
Peacock,  Burnhall,  co.  Durham  ;  granted  1688. 

3  PELICANS  and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief Mitre 

Arg.  three  pelicans  in  piety  or  nests  vert  on  a 
chief  az.  a  mitre  of  the  second  betw.  two  mul- 
lets of  the  first.    Paterson,  Seafield,  Scotland. 
Mullets 

Arg.  three  pelicans  in  piety  or  nests  vert  on  a 
chief  az.  as  many  mullets  of  the  first. 
Paterson,  Dalkeith,  Scotland. 

Arg.  three  pelicans vulned  gu.  on  a  chief 

embattled   az.  as   many  mullets   of  the   first. 
Paterson,  Bannockburn,  Scotlaud. 


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BIRDS.    3  SWANS  and  in  chief 

Az.  three  swans  arg.  a  chief  or.    Swan. 

3  THRUSHES  and  in  chief 

Arg.  three  hlackbirds  ppr.  a  chief  dancetty  sa. 
Mellor,  Ideridgehay  ;  and  Derby. 

3  BIRDS  and  in  base.... 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  in  chief  three  birds  and  in 
base  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Humphrey  Hodgetts, 
High-Sheriff  of  Stafford  1720,  Shaw,  Stafford. 

3  DOVES  and  in  base.... 

Per  fess  wavy  az.  and  arg.  in  chief  three  doves 
ppr.  in  base  on  a  mount  vert  a  ram  eouchant 
sa.  armed  and  unguled  or.  Pujolas,  Middle- 
sex ;  granted  1762. 

3  FALCONS  and  in  base.... 

Arg.  in  chief  three  falcons  ppr.  in  base  a  lion 
ramp,  tail  nowed  gu.  gorged  with  an  eastern 
coronet  or.    Bewes,  St.  Neots,  Cornwall. 

3  MARTLETS  and  in  base 

Per  chev.  engr.  erm.  and  az.  in  chief  three  mart- 
lets of  the  last  in  base  an  escallop  arg.  within 
an  annulet  or.    Wintle,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  in  chief  three  martlets  ....  in  base  a  lion 
ramp,  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet  or.    Bewes. 

3  SWANS  and  in  base 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  swans  respect, 
and  in  base  a  herring-cobb  naiant  ppr.     Cobbe. 

3  BIRDS  betw.  or  within 

Bendlets 
Gu.  three  birds  (?  crows  hawks   or  pheasants) 

close  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg.     Monsyer 

Raffe  Valenan,  T,  or  Velemane,  T,  Harl.  MS. 

6137. 

Bordure 
Or  three  birds  (probably  lapwings)  surgerant  .... 

a  bordure  vert.    Sir  Rhys  Hen,  co.  Caernarvon. 
Gu.  three  birds  (probably  lapwings)  or  a  bordure 

arg.    Terrick. 

3  COCKS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  three  cocks  in  bend  cotised  sa.    Herbright. 

Hongbrigg,  co.  York. 
Arg.  three  cocks  reguard.  betw.  two  cotises  sa. 

Houghbrig,  V*.    Houghbrige,  York,  V. 
Arg.  three  cocks   in   bend  reguard.   cotised   sa. 

Wyrrall,  co.  Chester. 
Gu.  three  cocks  two  and  one  betw.  (nine  another) 

ten  crosses  croslet  arg.     Kokerell,  E. 
Or  three  cocks  in  bend  reguard.  betw.  two  cotises 

sa.    Wyrrall. 

3  CROWS  betw.  or  within 

Arrows 
Arg.  three  Cornish   choughs  ppr.  two  and  one 
betw.    as    many    arrows    one    and    two     gu. 
Crastein.    Scrace. 
Bordure 
Per  chev.  (another  embattled)  vert  and  gu.  three 
crows  arg.  within  a  bordure  counterchanged. 
Craw,  Nether  Byer,  Scotland. 

3  DOVES  betw.  or  within 

Az.  three  doves  betw.  two  chev.  or.  Hahond, 
South  Wotton,  Norfolk. 


BIRDS.     3  DUCKS  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  three  ducks  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  arg. 
Elkington,  V*. 

3  EAGLES  betw.  or  within. . . . 

Bendlets 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  betw.  two  bendlets  arg. 

Badisford,     V*.        Basford,     Grange,    co. 

Derby. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  in  bend  betw.  two  bend- 
lets arg.    Belking.    Belknappe,  co.  Warwick. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  bendwise  in  bend  betw. 

two    cotises    arg.      Badisford,    V.      Sr.    de 

Belknap,  co.  Warwick,  V. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises 

arg.    Badford  or  Badishford,  Kent.   Belew, 

co.  Warwick. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises 

engr.  and  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or.     Nicholls, 

Islip  Willen,  co.  Buckingham. 
Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  betw.  two  bendlets  arg. 

Kingestone,  V*. 
Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  bendwise  in  bend  or  betw. 

two  cotises  arg.     Kingestone,  V. 
Bordure 
Arg.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  a  bordure  az.  charged 

with  eight  bezants.  De  Lymersi  De  Lymerston 

or  De  Lymreston  alias  Levintune. 
Gu.  three  eagles  displ.  or  within  a  bordure  com- 

pony  arg.  and  (az.  another)  sa.     Tennars. 
Vert  three  eagles  displ.  in  fess  within  a  bordure 

or.    Williams,  London. 
Crosses 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  or  betw.  nine  crosses  cros- 
let fitchy  arg.    Billinghurst,  Newport,  Isle  of 

Wight. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet 

or.    Alphraham.     Somervile.     ,Somervilde, 

V*. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet 

or.     Somervill,  co.  Stafford. 
Az.  three  eagles  displ.  betw.  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

Or.       SOMERVXLDE,  V. 

3  FALCONS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.     three     falcons     within     a    bordure    gu. 

Faulconer,  co.  Northampton. 
Arg.    three    falcons    gu.  within    a  bordure   sa. 

Fawcon,  co.  Northampton. 

3  HERONS  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  three  cranes  within  a  bordure  invecked  arg. 
Cranston,  Mockrie,  Scotland. 

3  LAPWINGS  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  three  lapwings  within  a  bordure  arg.  Terrick, 

co.  Stafford. 
Or  three  lapwings  volant  (tricked  as  rising  overt 

inverted)  vert  membered  gu.  in  a  bordure  engr. 

of  the  second.    Sir  Rys  Hen,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 

3  MARTLETS  betw.  or  within 

Bars 
Arg.    three    martlets    sa.    betw.    two    bars    gu. 

Bar  well. 
Gu.  three  martlets  betw.  two  bars  gu.  Brigford, 

V*.    Brugford. 
Gu.  three  martlets  in  fess  betw.  two  bars   arg. 

Brygford,  V. 
Or  three  martlets  in  pale  sa.  betw.  two  bars  gu. 

Ankyrsley. 


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BIRDS.  3  MARTLETS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bars  cont. 
Or  three  martlets  sa.  betw.  two  bars  wavy  gu.  in 

chief  three  crescents  in  base  a  portcullis  of  the 

second.    Workman  ;  quartered  by  Macnaghten. 
Bendlets 
Arg.  three  martlets  in  bend  sa.  betw.  two  bendlets 

engr.  gu.     Pigot. 
Arg.  three  martlets  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  sa. 

Norvel,  Gargunnock,  N.B.      Norvill,   Scot- 
land. 
Gu.  thi-ee  martlets  in  bend  betw.  two  cotises  arg. 

Skarsby  or  Skarsley. 
Sa.  three  martlets  in  bend  betw.  two  bendlets 

arg.     Derhaugh,  Coulston  Hall,  Suffolk. 
Arg.    three  martlets  betw.  four  cotises   (  ?  sa.) . 

Normanyell,  Gargunnock,  Scotland. 
Bordure 
Arg.   three   martlets   gu.  within   a  bordure   or. 

Cairnes,  Monaghan,  Ireland ;  Baronetcy  1708 

extinct  1743;    descended  from  Cairnes,  Ord- 

chartown,  N.  B.  * 
Az.  three  martlets  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

Aderston  or    Addreston.      Adderstone,   V. 

Anderson,  W. 
Az.  three  martlets  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

iETHERTON. 

Bary  of  four  or  and  gu.  on  the  upper  piece  three 
martlets  vert  a  bordure  compony  arg.  and  az. 
Greenway. 

Gu.  three  martlets  within  a  bordure  arg.  M'GrxL, 
Ballynester,  Ireland. 

Gu.  three  martlets  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
M'Gill,  Ramgally,  Scotland.  The  bordure 
indented.     M'Giel. 

Gu.  three  martlets  arg.  within  a  bordure  or. 
Carreus,  Scotland. 

Gu.  three  martlets  within  a  bordure  or.  Cairnes, 
Etterton.  Cargill,  Orchyardtoun,  Scotland. 
Carnes,  Scotland. 

Sa.   three  martlets  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 
Ridell,  Norfolk. 
Chevrons 

Gu.  three  martlets  betw.  two  chev.  arg.    Peach, 
Rooksmore,  co.  Gloucester ;  granted  8  Novem- 
ber 1769. 
Crosses 

Arg.  three  martlets  in  fess  betw.  four  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  sa.    Godstone. 

Arg.  three  martlets  two  and  one  betw. four  crosses 
croslet  one    two    and    one    sa.      Goddiston, 
Essex.    Goodmanston,  Kent.    Goodneston,  V. 
Flauncb.es 

Arg.  three  martlets  in  pale  betw.  two  flaunches 
sa.  each  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first. 
Browne,  Totteridge,  co.  Hertford.  Browne, 
Baronetcy  1622,  Baron  and  Viscount  Castle- 
rosse  1798,  Earl  of  Kenmare  1800,  Baron 
Kenmare  1856.  Browne,  Croft,  co.  Lincoln. 
Jenkins.  The  Hon  pass,  guard,  of  the  first 
(another  armed  and  langued  gu.).  Browne  ; 
Baronetcy  1622,  Baron  and  Viscount  Castle- 
rosse  1798,  Earl  of  Kenmare  1800,  Baron  Ken- 
mare 1856. 

Arg.  three  martlets  in  pale  betw.  two  flaunches 
sa.  each  charged  with  a  lion  pass.  or.  Browne, 
Orthwaite  Hall,  Woodhall,  and  Tallantire  Hall, 
Cumberland. 

Arg.  three  martlets  in  pale  betw.  two  flaunches 
sa.  each  charged  with  three  lions  pass,  as  the 
first.  Thomas  Brown,  Bishop  of  Rochester 
1435,  Norwich  1436-45,  Blomefield,  Norfolk,  hi, 
535. 


BIRDS.  3  MARTLETS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Orle 

Gu.  eight  martlets  in  (?an)  orle  arg.  Forest, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  hi,  402. 

3  OWLS  betw.  or  within 

....  three  owls  within  a  (bordure  another  a) 
tressure  flory  counterflory  ....  John  Bridges, 
Bishop  of  Oxford  1604-18. 

3  PEACOCKS  betw.  or  within.... 

Bordure 
Arg.  three  peacocks  in  pride  az.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  gu.    William  Pawne,  V. 
Estoiles 
Arg.  three  peacocks  in  pride  ppr.  betw.  as  many 
stars  gu.    Peacock,  Scotland. 

3  PELICANS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  three  pelicans  gu.  within  a  bordure  wavy 
vert.    Ormiston,  Kelso,  Scotland. 

3  POPINJAYS  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  three  parrots  ppr.  within  a  bordure  gu. 
Fairfowl,  Wester-Lathal,  Scotland. 

3  SWANS  betw.  or  within.... 

Gu.  three  swans  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Elkington,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Sa.  three  swans  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.    Eslington. 

3  CROWS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief.... 

Arg.  three  ravens  sa.  betw.  two  bars  dancetty  gu. 
in  chief  a  griffin  segreant  betw.  two  grasshop- 
pers of  the  second.     Griffiths. 

3  MARTLETS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  three  martlets  in  pale  betw.  two  palets  sa.  a 

chief  erm.     Snodgrass,  Scotland. 
Sa.  three  martlets  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

a  chief  arg.     Dassett,  Ricel,  co.  York. 

3  THRUSHES  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  three  blackbirds  ppr.  betw.  two  bars  dancetty 
gu.  in  chief  a  griffin  segreant  betw.  two  crickets 
of  the  second.     Griffiths,  co  Hereford. 

On  3  COCKS 

Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  sa.  on  the  necks  of 
three  cocks  two  bars  to  each  counterchanged. 
Francis  or  Fraunces. 

On  3  EAGLES 

Escallop 

Per  chev.  embattled  az.  and  erminois  on  each  of 
three  eagles  displ.  an   escallop  at  the  breast 
counterchanged.      Darby,    Sunniside    House, 
Colebrookdale,  co.  Salop. 
3-Foils 

Per  chev.  embattled  erminois  and  az.  on  each  of 
three  martlets  counterchanged  a  3-foil  slipped 
those  in  chief  arg.  the  third  vert.  Hudson, 
Boutherbeck,  Cumberland  ;  Baronetcy  28  July 
1791,  now  (1813),  Palmer. 

4  BIRDS 

Quarterly  nebuly  arg.  and  az.  four  birds  counter- 
changed.  Robins  or  Robyns,  Glassney,  St. 
Winnow,  and  Troneere,  Cornwall. 


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BIRDS.  4  CROWS 

Ar.  four  (ravens  sa.  membered  gu.  V*)  Cornish 
choughs  two  and  two  respecting  each  other 
ppr.    Teelahee,  V. 

4  EAGLES 

Arg.  fretty  and  four  eagles  displ.  in  cross  gu. 
Priory  of  Austin  Canons  at  Maeton,  co. 
York. 

Per  saltire  arg.  and  or  four  eagles  displ.  sa. 
Baenesdale,  1604. 

Per  saltire  or  and  arg.  four  eagles  displ.  az. 
Baeonsdale,  London. 

Per  saltire  or  and  az.  four  eagles  displ.  counter- 
changed.     Cooke. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  or  four  eagles  displ.  double 
headed  vert.    Mansbeidge,  London. 

4  FALCONS 

Sa.  four  hawks  volant  or.  Muee,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 

4  MARTLETS 

....  four  martlets  ....  Lutteell  ;  Collinson, 
Somerset,  iii,  498. 

Gyronny  of  six  or  and  az.  four  martlets  counter- 
changed.     Moulton,  Wicklewood,  Norfolk. 

Gyronny  of  eight  az.  and  or  four  martlets  counter- 
changed.    Sybelles,  Kent. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  over  all  four  mart- 
lets one  two  and  one  counterchanged.  Sybells, 
Kent,  V. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  over  all  four  mart- 
lets two  and  two  counterchanged.  Sibbilles, 
Kent,  V.    Sibbills,  V*. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  four  martlets  counter- 
changed.    Vannam,  London. 

Quarterly  wavy  or  and  az.  four  martlets  counter- 
changed.     Slensly,  V*.    Spendley. 

Quarterly  nebuly  or  and  sa.  four  martlets  coun- 
terchanged.    Maeeee. 

Quarterly  or  and  vert  four  martlets  counter- 
changed.  Spendluff,  Falsethorpe,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 

Sa.  four  martlets  arg.    Monntee.    Mount. 

Sa.  four  martlets  arg.  two  and  two.     Meuter,  V, 

MONSTEE,  1730.   MONTEE.   MOUTEE,  V. 

Sa.  four  martlets  (another  volant)  arg.  one  two 
and  one.     Muee. 

4  SWANS 

Gu.  four  swans  wings  erect  arg.  Roose,  Whet- 
stone, Cornwall. 

4  EAGLES  and  in  chief 

Az.    four    eagles     displ.     or     a     canton     erm. 

FitzSymond,  co.  Hertford. 
Az.  four  eagles  displ.  two  and  two  or  a  canton 

erm.     Sire  John   Fitz  Symon,  N;   Harl.  MS. 

6L37. 
Or  four  eagles  displ.  two  and  two  sa.  a  canton 

erm.      Sire  Esteven  de  Geavesend,  N ;  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 

4  EAGLES  betw.  or  within .... 

Arg.  four  eagles  displ.  within  a  fret  gu.  Priory 
of  Austin  Canons  at  Maeton,  co.  York. 

5  BIRDS 

Vert  five  birds  (perhaps  martlets)  two  two  and 
one  arg.    Aevas,  Cornwall. 


BIRDS.  5  CROWS 

Or  five  ravens  two  two  and  one  ppr.     Coebet  or 

Coebett. 
Or  five  ravens  two  two  and  one  sa.     Coebett,  V. 

5  EAGLES 

Arg.  five  eagles  displ.  in  cross  sa.  Sir  Anthony 
Colclough.  Blorton,  co.  Stafford,  founded  the 
family  of  Colclough,  Tintern  Abbey;  Bally- 
teigue,  co.  Wexford ;  Queen's  County ;  and 
New  Ross.     Colcloughe,  co.  Stafford,  W. 

Sa.  five  eagles  displ.  in  cross  arg.  Duncan  or 
Duncum. 

Sa.  five  eagles  displ.  in  saltire  arg.  Roger, 
of  Bishopsbeidge,  Archbishop  of  York  1154-81. 

Vert  five  eagles  displ.  in  saltire  arg.  Roger, 
Bishop  of  Salisbury  1107-39. 

Vert  five  eagles  displ.  in  saltire  or.  Alexander, 
Bishop  of  Lincoln  1123-47. 

5  MARTLETS 

Arg.  five  martlets  three  and  two  gu.  Dowdal, 
1730.  Dowdall,  V*.  But  in  saltire.  Dowdall, 
Ireland. 

Arg.  five  martlets  in  cross  sa.  Beakyn,  Chester- 
ton, co.  Cambridge. 

Arg.  five  martlets  in  saltire  sa.     Bodley. 

Az.  five  martlets  in  saltire  or.   Golding,  Ireland. 

Gu.  five  martlets  arg.    Claeell. 

Sa.  five  martlets  arg.    Aeundel,  Somerset. 

Vert  five  martlets  arg.  two  two  and  one.  Aenes, 
Cornwall. 

5  CROWS  and  in  chief 

Or  five  ravens  ppr.  two  two  and  one  on  a  canton 
gu.  two  lions  pass.  arg.      Coebet  or  Coebett. 

5  EAGLES  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Az.  five  eagles  displ.  arg.  a  canton  erm. 
Fitz-Thomas,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1262  to 
1205  and  1269. 

Az.  five  eagles  displ.  or  a  canton  erm. 
Fitz-Thomas,  Essex. 

Or  five  eagles  displ.  sa.  armed  gu.  a  canton  erm. 
Basing. 
Quarter 

Or  five  eagles  displ.  two  two  and  one  sa.  a  quar- 
ter erm.  Sire  Esteven  Geavesend,  N;  Harl. 
MS.  4033. 

5  MARTLETS  and  in  chief. ... 

Chief 

Arg.  five  martlets  two  two  and  one  sa.  a  chief  az. 
Bodley. 
on  a  Chief Coronets 

Arg.  five  martlets  in  saltire  sa.  on  a  chief  az. 
three  ducal  crowns  or.  Sir  Thomas  Bodley, 
founder  of  the  New  Library  at  Oxford,  V;  a 
descendant  of  Bodlegh  or  Bodley,  Dunscombe, 
in  Crediton,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  five  martlets  arg.  on  a  chief  indented  or  tbree 
crowns  az.    Bodley. 

5  BIROS  betw.  or  within.... 

Barry  of  four  or  and  gu.  in  chief  five  birds  vert 
membered  of  the  second  within  a  bordure 
compony  arg.  and  sa.     Geeenway. 

5  MARTLETS  betw.  or  within 

Per  chief  gu.  and  az.  over  all  five  martlets 
betw.    tbree    garbs    or.  Steangebow    or 

Steongbow. 


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BIRDS.     5  SWANS  betw.  or  within 

Az.  five  swans  close  in  cross  arg.  betw.  four  an- 
nulets or.  Webster,  co.  Cambridge;  Essex; 
co.  Huntingdon ;  and  Penns,  co.  Warwick. 

6  BIRDS 

Arg.  six  birds  (perhaps  martlets  or  swallows)  sa. 

Sr.  John  Arundell,  Trerese,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Barry   of    five  or   and    sa.   six    birds    (perhaps 

martlets)    three  two    and   one   gu.       William 

Paynell,  A. 
Gu.  six  birds  (probably  popinjays)  three  two  and 

one  arg.    Marmaduke. 

6  COCKS 

Arg.     six     cocks     three     two     and     one    gu. 

Fitz-Morris. 
Arg.  six  cocks  three  two  and  one  sa.   Fitz-Morris. 
Arg.  six  cocks  three  two  and  one  sa.  crested  and 

jelloped  gu.     Morris,  co.  Hereford. 
Gu.  six  cocks  arg.     Nuttall. 
Gu.  six  cocks  three  two  and  one  or.    Sothill. 

6  CROWS 

Arg.  six  Cornish  choughs  three  two  and  one  ppr. 
Dandale. 

6.  DOVES 

Az.  six  doves  three  two  and  one  arg.    Lumley. 
Gu.  six  ringdoves  arg.     Lumley,  V*. 
Sa.  six  doves  three  two  and  one  arg.    Lewknor. 
Vert  six  doves  three  two  and  one  arg.     Kerne. 

6  EAGLES 

Arg.  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and  one  sa. 
Richard  Cam,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Kirton. 
Raffe  de  Kyrketon,  A. 

Arg.  six  eagles  displ.  vert.  Ganeston,  Corn- 
wall. 

Az.  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and  one  arg. 
Newenton  Newerton  or  Newington,  Essex ; 
and  Kingston  Bousey,  Sussex.  Sire  Adam  de 
Newentone,  N.  Sr.  Adam  de  Newington, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Az.  six  eagles  displ.  arg.  membered  or.      Mewys. 

Az.  six  eagles  displ.  or.  Bibisworth,  V*. 
Mewtis. 

Az.  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and  one  or. 
Bibisworth,  V.    Newenton,  Essex. 

Az.  six  eagles  three  two  and  one  or.    Pechand. 

Gu.  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and.  one  arg. 
Brokeshoene. 

Gu.  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and  one  or.  Raffe 
de  Lynnessey,  A;  or  Limsey,  A,  Harl.  MS. 
0137.  Sr.  Raffe  de  Lymsey  or  Lynsey,  I;  but 
Linsey,  I,  Harl.  MS.  6589.  And  with  a  label 
of  three  points  (in  the  margin)  az.  Sr.  Richard 
de  Lymsey,  I. 

Gu.  six  eagles  displ.  double  headed  three  two 
and  one  or.    Broxborne,  V. 

Gu.  six  eagles  displ.  double  headed  three  two  and 
one  or  armed  arg.     Broxborne. 

Or  six  eagles  displ.  gu.     Blewet. 

Or  six  eaglets  displ.  three  two  and  one  ppr. 
Baxter. 

Or  six  eagles  displ.  sa.  Richard  Cham  sive 
Tham,  E,  Harl.  MS.  C137.  Richard  Tame,  A. 
Taney  or  Tany,  Essex.  Richard  de  Tany, 
Essex,  V.  Sire  Richard  de  Tany,  J.  Sire 
Richard  Tany,  N.  Richard  Thani,  £.  Thany, 
Stapleford,  Essex.  Thany  or  Tany.  Sr. 
Richard  Thoney,  J,  but  Tanney,  I,  Harl.  MS. 


BIRDS. 


6  EAGLES  cont. 


C589.      Drokensford,   Essex;    quartered   by 

D'Oyly  through  Legat  and  Mandeville.     Tarry 

(a    mistake    for   Tanny?)    whose   heiress   m. 

Drokensford. 
Or  fretty  az.  six  eagles  two  one  two  and  one  on 

the  joints  ....     Priory  of  Austin  Canons  at 

Merton,  Surrey. 
Or  six  eagles  displ.  vert.    Piers  Gaveston,  Earl 

of  Cornwall,  6  August  1307,  beheaded  1314. 
Sa.  six  eagles  displ.  arg.     Sire  Dm  de  Barantin, 

N.       Barantine,    1730.       Barrantine,    V*. 

Barrantyne, co. Buckingham, V.  Biblesworth. 
Sa.  six  eaglets  displ.  three  two  and  one  arg. 

Barantine.    Barringston. 
Sa.  six  eagles  displ.  or.    Chanseile,  V. 
Vert    six    eagles    displ.    or.       Le    Couute    de 

Cornewaixe,  N.      Piers   Gaveston,  Earl  of 

Cornwall,  temp.  Edward  II,  V ;  Z,  141.    Ormer 

or  Ormers.    Piers. 
Vert  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and  one  or  armed 

gu.    Gaveston,  Earl  of  Cornwall,  1307-14. 

6  GULLS 

Az.  six  seagulls  three  two  and  one  arg.  the  dex- 
ter wing  displ.  the  sinister  close.  Apelby,  co. 
Salop. 

6  HEATHCOCKS  see  Moorcocks 
6  MARTLETS 

Arg.  six    martlets    gu.      Clayll    or    Claryll. 

Dowdall,  Ireland. 
Arg.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  gu.  Claryll, 

V.    Clayll,  V.    Frome,  Kennet,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  sa.  Delamare 

or    Delamore.       Delamore   alias  Moreing, 

Moreton,  co.  Devon,  1620.      De  la  More  or 

Moring.    Moreing,  quartering  Maltravers. 
Arg.  six  martlets  in  oiie  sa.    De  la  Monre  or 

Monrey. 
Az.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  arg.     Apelby 

or    Apleby,    co.    Salop;     and    co.    Stafford. 

Grandon. 
Az.  six  martlets  two  two  and  two  or.    Appelby, 

co.  Stafford. 
Az.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  or.    Henri 

de  Apebi,  G.    Apelby,  co.  Leicester.  Appleby, 

co.   Leicester.      Henri   d'AppELBi,  E.     Henry 

Appleby  (in  a  later  hand  to)  F.    Sir  Henry 

de  Appelby,  L  ;  N.    M.  Eraond  Appelby,  S. 

Monsire  do  Appleby,  Y.      Sr.  Henry  Appleby, 

co.  Stafford,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Jon  le  Moine, 

F.     Walshe  Walsh  or  Welsh. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  six  martlets  in  orle  gu. 

Sir  William  Paynell,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
Bai'ry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  six  martlets  three  two 

and  one  of  the  last.     Rokinge.    Roringe,  V*. 

Rorynge,  V. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets  in  orle  gu. 

Paynell,  co.  Hants  ;  and  Sussex. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets  three  two 

and  one  of  the  last.     M'Coy,  Scotland. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  vert  six  martlets  three  two 

and  one  gu.    Atmore. 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  erm.  six  martlets  three  two 

and  one  or.     Maw,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  Suffolk. 

Leonard  Mawe,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc.  1628-9. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  six  martlets  two  two 

and  two  of  the  last.    Egland  or  Eyland,  co. 

Lincoln. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


BIRDS.  6  MARTLETS  cont. 

Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  six  martlets  three  two 

and   one  of   the  last.     Chalons,  co.  Devon. 

Eiseldon.       Sr.  John   Eland,   co.   York,   V. 

Eland     or    Eyland,     co.    York.        Elland. 

Yseldon. 
Barry    of    five    gu.    and    or   six    martlets  .... 

Leeks. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  six  martlets  three  two 

and  one  gu.    Thomas  Paynell,  A. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  six  martlets  three  two 

and  one  as  the  last.    Marley. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  sa.  six  martlets  three  two 

and  one  az.    Ckeich  or  Creigh,  Scotland. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  six  martlets  in  orle 

gu.       Valence,   Earl    of    Pembroke,    temp. 

Henry  III. 
Chevronelly  of   five  arg.  and  gu.  six  martlets 

three  two  and  one  sa.    Jenets,  V.    Jennets, 

V*. 
Gu.  six  martlets  arg.    Lumley,  Lumley  Castle, 

co.  Durham. 
Gu.    six     martlets     three    two    and    one    arg. 

Aethektll.      Carrell,  London.       Sr.  John 

Clarell,  V.     Clarell,  co.  York.      Clarrell, 

Clarrell  Hall  in  Tickhill. 
Gu.  six  martlets  or.  Clarel.  Sr.William  Tochett, 

I.    William  Touchett,  K ,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
Or  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  gu.    Lewin. 
Or  six  martlets  three  and  three  gu.    Redfern. 
Or  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  sa.    Lattell. 

LUTTERELL. 

Per  bend  embattled  arg.  and  gu.  six  martlets 
counterchanged.    Elmer. 

Per  bend  sinister  double  dancetty  arg.  and 
sa.  six  martlets  counterchanged.  Alleyne, 
V*. 

Per  bend  sinister  fracted  arg.  and  sa.  six  mart- 
lets counterchanged.  John  Aleyne,  Suf- 
folk, V. 

Per  bend  rompu  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets  coun- 
terchanged. Allen,  Cresselly,  co.  Pembroke, 
a  younger  branch  of  Allen,  Dale  Castle,  co. 
Pembroke ;  the  heirs  m.  Lloyd  and  Philipps. 
Allen,  Bath. 

Per  bend  rompu  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets  and  an 
annulet  in  the  dexter  chief  point  counter- 
changed.    Allyn,  Bampton,  co.  Devon. 

Per  bend  sinister  rompu  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets 
counterchanged.  Aleen  or  Alleyn,  co.  Ches- 
ter; Suffolk;  and  Wilts. 

Per  bend  sinister  or  and  sa.  six  martlets  counter- 
changed.  Joseph  Allen,  Bishop  of  Bristol 
1834,  Ely  1836-45. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets  counter- 
changed.    Allen. 

Per  chev.  or  and  az.  six  martlets  counterchanged. 
Edgeworth,  co.  York. 

Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  six  martlets  counter- 
changed.  John  de  Fenwik,  Y.  Monsire  de 
Fenwike,  Y. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  six  martlets  three  and  three 
counterchanged.  Fenwick,  Fenwick,  and  Wal- 
lington,  Northumberland ;  Baronetcy  1628 ; 
extinct  1697.  Fenwick,  Bishop  Wearmouth, 
co.  Durham.  Fenwicke,  Longwitton  Hall, 
Northumberland.  Fenwick,  Edmonton,  Mid- 
dlesex.   Fenwick,  Hallaton,  co.  Leicester. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  six  martlets  three  two  and 
one  counterchanged.  M.  John  Fenwik,  S. 
Fenwike,  V*.    Fenwyke,  Northumberland,  V. 

Per  pale  indented  ....  six  martlets  two  two  and 
two  counterchanged.    Fansham. 


BIRDS.  6  MARTLETS  cont. 

Per  pale  indented  arg.  and  az.  six  martlets  coun- 
terchanged.   Francham  or  Franshan. 

Per  pale  indented  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets  two 
two  and  two  counterchanged.     Wren,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  six  martlets  in  pale  three 
and  three  counterchanged.    Fenwicke. 

Per  pale  nebuly  az.  and  or  six  martlets  two  two 
and  two  counterchanged.  James  Fleetwood, 
Bishop  of  Worcester  1675-83.  Fleetwood, 
Hesketh,  Penwortham,  Rossall  Hall,  etc.,  co. 
Lancaster;  The  Vache,  in  Chalfont  St.  Giles', 
and  Missenden,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Cranford, 
Middlesex;  and  Calwich  co.  Stafford;  de- 
scended from  Henry,  son  of  John  Fleetwood, 
lord  of  Plumpton  Parva.  And  with  a  crescent 
for  diff.  ....  William  Fleetwood,  Bishop  of 
S.  Asaph  1708,  Ely  1714-23. 

Per  pale  wavy  az.  and  or  six  martlets  counter- 
changed.    Fleetwood. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  az.  six  martlets  two  two 
and  two  counterchanged.    Franshah,  V. 

Per  pale  nebuly  or  and  az.  six  martlets  two  two 
and  two  counterchanged.    Fleetwood,  V. 

Per  pale  nebuly  or  and  az.  six  martlets  three  and 
three  counterchanged.    Fleetwood,  London. 

Per  pale  wavy  or  and  az.  six  martlets  counter- 
changed.    Fleetwood. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  gu.  six  martlets  respect- 
ant  each  other  two  two  and  two  counterchanged. 
Saymell,  V. 

Per  pale  nebuly  or  and  gu.  six  martlets  respect- 
ant  each  other  two  two  and  two  counterchanged. 
Saymell,  V. 

Per  pale  wavy  or  and  gu.  six  martlets  counter- 
changed.    Samell  or  Samnell. 

Per  pale  wavy  or  and  gu.  six  martlets  respecting 
each  other  two  two  and  two  counterchanged. 
Nicholson.    Saymell,  F*. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters  three  martlets  of  the  second. 
Massy. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  six  martlets  of  the  last. 
Massy. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  six  martlets  in  bend  the 
upper  three  sa.  the  lower  arg.    Denham,  V. 

Sa.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  ....  Appleby, 
1730. 

Sa.  six  martlets  arg.  Arundel,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, ii,  39. 

Sa.  six  martlets  two  two  and  two  arg.  Catherine 
Arundel,  1526,  seal  in  Dallaway,  Inquiries. 

Sa.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  arg.  Arundell. 
Beyfrand. 

Sa.  six  martlets  or.    Beriston.    Breyston. 

Sa.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  or.  Beyfeard. 
Beyfrand,  F. 

6  MOORCOCKS 

Arg.  six  heathcocks  sa.    Fitz-Moores,  V. 
Arg.  six  moorcocks  sa.    Fitz-Mores,  V*. 

Fitz-Moores,  V*. 
Arg.    six    moorcocks    three    two    and    one    sa. 

Morwen. 
Arg.  six  moorcocks  sa.memberedgu.  Fitz-Mores, 

1730. 


6  POPINJAYS 

Gu.  six  popinjays  three  two  and  one  arg. 

maduke  de  Lumley,  V. 
Gu.  six  popinjays  or.    Lumley. 


Mar- 


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BIRDS.  6  SWALLOWS 

Sa.  six  swallows  three  two  and  one  arg.  Arundel, 
Baron  Arundel  of  Wardour,  1G05,  Z,  353,  355. 
Arundel,  Baron  Arundel  of  Trerice,  1064. 
Arundel,  Baron  Killurd  and  Viscount  Galway, 
1727;  quartering  Monckton.  Arundel,  Mene- 
darva,  Trengwainton,  and  Lifton  Park,  Devon  ; 
quartering  Harris.  Hunter-ARUNDEL,  Abbots- 
hill,  co.  Ayr;  and  Barjarg Tower,  co.  Dumfries; 
quartering  Hunter.  John  Arundel,  Bishop  of 
Chichester  1452-77.  John  Arundel,  Bishop  of 
Lichfield,  etc.,  149C,  Exeter  1502-4. 

6  CROWS  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Or  six  ravens  three  two  and  one  ppr.  a  canton 
gu.     Corbet. 
on  a  Canton. . . . 

Or  six  ravens  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  two  (three  Karl. 
MS.  6137)  lions  pass,  in  pale  arg.  Thomas 
Corbett,  E,  or  Corbet,  F. 

Or  six  ravens  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  two  lions  pass, 
guard,  in  pale  arg.  Thomas  Corbet,  Al- 
brighton,  co.  Salop,  temp.  Edward  I ;  married 
the  heiress  to  Strange  of  Knocking,  V. 

6  EAGLES  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Az.  six  eagles  displ.  or  a  canton  erm.  John 
Fitz-Symon,  N,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Or  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and  one  sa.  a  can- 
ton erm.     Basing,  London,  1214. 
Chief 

Arg.  six  eagles  displ.  three  two  and  one  sa.  a 
chief  nebuly  az.      Egginton,  Kingston-upon- 

Hull ;   granted    Egginton,   Kirk  Ella, 

near  Hull,  quartering  Smyth. 

6  FINCHES  and  in  chief. . . . 

Arg.  six  sparrows  three  two  and  one  sa.  on  a  chief 
indented  gu.  two  swords  in  saltire  betw.  as 
many  wolf's  heads  erased  or.  Sparow,  Lon- 
don ;  granted  1516. 

6  MARTLETS  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Erm.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  gu.  a  can- 
ton of  the  last.  Rudde,  London,  Harl.  MS. 
1444. 

Per  pale  nebuly  az.  and  or  six  martlets  two  two 
and  two  counterchanged  a  canton  arg.  Hesketh. 
Fleetwood,  Rossall  Hall,  co.  Lancaster;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1838,  quartering  Hesketh. 

Sa.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  or  a  canton  of 
the  second.    Cheyney,  co.  Bedford. 
on  a  Canton Mullet 

Az.  (or  else  sa.}  six  martlets  three  two  and  one 
or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet  gu.     Stockhey, 
quartered  by  Sr.  W.  Raleigh. 
on  a  Chief Head 

Az.  six  martlets  three  two  and  one  or  on  a  chief 

arg.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed Uppleby, 

Wootton,  co.  Lincoln. 

6  BIRDS  betw.  or  within 

Or  six  starlings  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  each 
of  the  last  charged  with  a  bezant.     Pelton. 

7  DUCKS 

Arg.   seven   cannets   three   three    and    one    sa. 

Canneton. 
Gu.  seven   sheldrakes   or.    Tuchet.    Tuckett, 

co.  Devon. 


BIRDS.  7  EAGLES 

Or  seven  eagles  displ.  three  three  and  one  sa. 
Taney. 

7  MARTLETS 

Arg.  seven  martlets  three  three  and  one  sa. 
Delamore.    Trevilian. 

7  MARTLETS  and  in  chief.... 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  seven  martlets 
three  three  and  one  sa.  on  a  chief  or  three 
ogresses.    Marland,  V. 

8  MARTLETS 

Arg.  eight  martlets  in  orle  enclosing  a  fleur- 
de-lis  (?  for  ditf.)  sa.    Briggam,  V*.  Brigham, 

V.    Rochdale,  1730. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  eight  martlets  three 

two  and  three  gu.    Panell,  V*.     Sir  William 

Powell,  V. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  eight  martlets  as  the 

last.    Furlong. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  eight  martlets  three 

two  and  three  as  the  last.      Challons,  co.  De- 

von.     Dankyrsley,  co.  York.     Sir  Thomas  de 

Elande,  S.    Eytend.    Siietheley,  V. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  eight  martlets  four 

three  and  one  as  the  last.     Eland,  in   Tan- 

kersley  Church,  co.  York. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  or  eight  martlets  in  orle 

as  the  last.     Chalons,  Devon.    Eland. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  eight  martlets  in  orle  gu. 

Paynell,  co.  Hants. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  betw.  eight  martlets  three 

two  two  and  one  gu.     Thomas  Paynell,  G;  Q. 

Sir  Thomas  Paynnell,  co.  Hants,  V. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  in  orle 

as  the  last.     Rynge,  Norfolk,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  so  many  martlets 

in  orle  sa.    Chaworth,  co.  Oxford. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  sa.  so  many  martlets  three 

two  two  and  one  as  the  first.      Broker,  W. 

Browker,  London ;  and  South  wark. 
Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  in  orle 

sa.     Patricke  de  Chamworth,  N,  Harl.  MS. 

6137. 
Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  sa.  eight  martlets  in  orle 

gu.    Sr.  William  Painell,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  eight  martlets  in  orle 

gu.     Countye  de  Penbrooke,   Adamarius  de 

Valentia   (1296-1303),  N,   Harl.  MS.    6137. 

Valence,  Z,  448.  Aimer  de  Valence,  K,  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  in  orle 

sa.      Brecknock.       Breknor    or    Bretnor. 

Chaucombe. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  az.  eight  martlets  in  orle 

gu.    Valence,  Z,  180.    But  enclosing  a  fleur- 
de-lis  (?  for  diff.)  gu.  Penbrok,F.  Valence,  V. 
Barry  of  thirteen  arg.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  in 

orle  vert.    Pairs  or  Patrick  de  Chaurs,  F. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  in 

orle  sa.     Patrick  de  Chaworth,  Harl.  MS. 

4033. 
Barry  of  sixteen  arg.  and  az.  eight  martlets  in 

orle  gu.     Le  Counte  de  Penbrock,  N;  Harl. 

31S.  4033.     Le  Counti  de  Penbruge,  J,  Harl. 

BIS.  6589.     But  barry  of  twenty.    Le  Conti  de 

Penbruge,  J,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Fusily  az.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  three  two   two 

and  one  or.    Henley,  Kent;  and  Rotherhithe, 

Surrey. 

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BIRDS.  8  MARTLETS  cont. 

Gu.  eight  martlets  in  orle  arg.     Forest,  France. 

And  with  a  (crescent,  another  a)  5-foil  (?  for 

difF.)  erm.    Boun.    Bowne. 
Gu.  eight  martlets  in  orle  or  and  a  crescent  (?  for 

diff.)  erm.     Sr de  Bohun,  V. 

Lozengy  gu.  and  az.  eight  martlets  in  orle  or. 

Heeile,  Kent. 
Paly  bendy  az.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  in  orle 

three  two   and   three   or.     Richard   Hendly, 

Kent,   V.      Henley  or  Hendley,  Forshorne, 

Kent  (but  gu.  and  az.  for  Hendley,  V*.). 
Quarterly  sa.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  in  orle  or. 

Sr.  Richard  Marlowe,  Alderman  of  London,  V. 

Merlowe. 
Sa.  eight  martlets  in  orle  arg.    Bollinge. 
Sa.  eight  martlets  three  two  two  and  one  arg. 

Stanton,  1730. 

8  MARTLETS  betw.  or  within 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  eight  martlets  or  a 
bordure  az.    Somervill  (?  in  error). 

9  COCKS 

Gu.  nine  cocks  three  three  two  and  one  arg. 
Henry  de  Cokyntone,  A,  or  Cockington,  A, 
Harl.  MS.  6137. 

9  MARTLETS 
Az.  nine  martlets  three  three  two  and  one  arg. 

Sr.  John  de  Bellenden,  N,  Harl.  MS.  4033. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  nine  martlets  as  the 

last.     More,  co.  Bedford. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  vert  nine  martlets  as  the 

last.    Ailard.     More. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  nine  martlets  ....  Etwall. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  nine  martlets  as  the 

last.     Challows. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  az.  nine  martlets  four 

two   two   and  one  in    orle     gu.        Cnte    de 

Penbrok,  E ;  F. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  nine  martlets  in 

orle  sa.     Pateric  de  Chaurs,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6  ]  37. 
Barry  of  sixteen  arg.  and  gu.  nine  martlets  in 

orle  sa.    Pain  de  Chaurs,  F. 
Gu.  nine  martlets  three  three  two  and  one  or. 

Adlyn,  London,  1590. 
Sa.  nine  martlets    in    orle    arg.      Godfrey    de 

Beumund,  F. 

9  POPINJAYS 

Gu.  nine  popinjays  or.  Lumley.  Thwenge, 
Hewarth,  co.  York;  descended  from  Thwenge, 
Over  Helmesley,  co.  York;  the  heiress  m. 
Wilmer.    Thweng.     Tweng. 

10  MARTLETS 

Arg.  ten  martlets  sa.     Moore. 

Az.  ten  martlets  four  three  two  and  one  ar^. 
Ratendeen  or  Ratenden.    Ratendene,  V*. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  ten  martlets  in  o'rle  gu. 
Paynell,  co.  Derby,  temp.  Edward  I,  Harl 
MS.  5803. 

Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  ten  martlets  sa. 
Chaworth. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  as  many  martlets  in  orle 
gu.  Pembroke HALL,Cambridge;  founded  1343 
by  Mary,  daughter  of  Guy  de  Chastillion,  Comte 
de  St.  Paul,  in  France,  and  wife  of  A.ymer  de 
Valence,  Earl  of  Pembroke  1296-1323,  im- 
paling Chastillon.  William  de  Valence,  Earl 
of  Pembroke  1264-96,  as  quartered  by  Grey 
Earl  of  Dorset,  U.  Thomas  Waller  sis! 
Bishop  of  St.  David's  1248-55. 


BIRDS.  10  MARTLETS  cont. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  ten  martlets  in  orle 
sa.    Brecknock,  Wales. 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  ten  martlets  three 
three  three  and  one  sa.  over  all  on  a  bend  sa. 
three  escallops  or.     Stocke,  co.  Wilts. 

Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  az.  ten  martlets  in  orle 
gu.    M.  William  Valence,  D. 

Barry  of  sixteen  arg.  and  az.  ten  martlets  in  orle 
gu.  Valence,  as  quartered  by  Grey,  Marquis 
of  Dorset,  U. 

Barry  of  twenty-one  arg.  and  az.  ten  martlets  in 
orle  gu.  William  de  Valence,  Earl  of  Pem- 
broke 1264-96. 

Barruly  arg.  and  az.  ten  martlets  gu.  Aymer  de 
Valence,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Gu.  ten  martlets  four  three  two  and  one  .... 
Donket. 

Gu.  ten  martlets  four  three  two  and  one  arg. 
Tochett,  V*. 

Gu.  ten  martlets  four  three  two  and  one  or. 
Duche  or  Duchet.  Sr.  William  Thochett, 
N,  Harl.  M S.  6137.  Guillam  de  Tochelles, 
K,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sir  William  Touchet, 
N,  Harl.  MS.  4033. 

Gu.  ten  martlets  or.  Sr.  William  Tuchet 
(Couches  in  margin),  K,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Paly  wavy  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  over  all  ten  mart- 
lets four  three  two  and  one  or.    Wallace. 

11  MARTLETS 

Az.  eleven  martlets  three  two  three  two  and  one 
arg.  Sr.  John  de  Beltendene,  JV,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  eleven  martlets  in  orle 
gu.    De  Valance. 

12  DOVES 

Arg.  twelve  pigeons  az.    Mompesson. 

Arg.  twelve  birds  (pigeons)  three  three  three  two 

and  one  az.  beaked  and  legged  gu.       Giles  de 

Monpesin,  G. 
Az.  twelve  pigeons  arg.     Mompesson. 

12  MARTLETS 

Az.  twelve  martlets  arg.  Ratendon,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

Barry  of  eleven  az.  and  arg.  twelve  martlets  in 
orle  gu.     Conte  de  Pembrok,  G. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  each  quarter  three  mart- 
lets in  bend  countercbanged.     Denham. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  each  quarter  three  mart- 
lets in  bend  counterchanged.     Venham. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  the  first  and  fourth  quar- 
ters three  martlets  in  bend  sa.  in  the  third  and 
fourth  the  like  arg.     Denham,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  in  each  quarter  three  mart- 
lets in  bend  sa.     Denham,  V*. 

Quarterly  or  and  sa.  in  each  quarter  three  mart- 
lets counterchanged.     Denham. 

12  MARTLETS  and  in  chief 

Arg.  twelve  martlets  ....  separated  by  three  piles 
from  the  chief  in  point  gu.  Cooe,  Harl.  MS. 
1113,  fo.  24. 

13  MARTLETS 

Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  thirteen  martlets  in 
orle  sa.     M.  Patrick  Chaworth,  D. 

Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  thirteen  martlets 
in  orle  sa.    Pateric  de  Chaurs,  E. 
EAGLES  unnumbered 

Arg.  semy  of  annulets  within  each  an  eagle  displ. 
and  a  lion  ramp,  alternately  sa.  in  the  inter- 
stices a  lesser  annulet  of  the  last.    Yvain. 


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BIRDS.         EAGLES  unnumbered  cont. 

Az.  semy  of  eagles   displ.  or.    Fuz-Symon,  co. 

Hertford. 
Or  fretty  az.  the  points  charged  with  an  eagle 

displ.    arg.        Priory    of    Austin    Canons    at 

Merton,  Snrrey. 

MARTLETS  unnumbered 

Per  pale  indented  ....  and  ....  half  an  orle  of 

martlets  on  tbe  dexter   side  ....      Clodshall, 

Saltley,  temp.  Edward  III. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  semy  of  martlets   sa.  Oveeend, 

Ireland. 
Az.  semy  of  martlets  arg.  John  de  Beltendene, 

N,  Harl.  MS.  C589.     Sr.  John  de  Ratendene, 

N,  Cotton  MS.  Caligula  A  xviij,  and  Lansdoion 

MS.  855.   Sr.  John  de  Ratenden,  N,  Harl.  MS. 

5803. 
Az.  martlets  in  orle  or.  Sire  Robert  de  Appelby,  0. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  martlets  in  orle  gu. 

William  Pannell,  F.    William  Paynell,  E,  Y. 
Barry  of  five    arg.  and  sa.  martlets  in  orle  gu. 

Sire  William  Paynell,  N. 
Barry  of   five   az.  and  or   martlets  in   orle  gu. 

Monsire  Roger  Buedet,  F. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  or   martlets  in  orle  arg. 

Sire  John  de  Holand,  0. 
Barry  of  five  gu.  and  or  martlets  in  orle  as  the 

last.    John  Blande,  Y. 
Barry   of  five   or   and   az.  martlets  in   orle  gu. 

Thomas  Painel,  E.    Sire   Thomas   Paynell, 

Q,X. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  as  the 

last.     Merley  or  Moeley,  France. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  martlets  in  orle  sa. 

Browning. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  martlets  in  orle  gu.     Sr. 

William  Paynell,  L,  Harl.  MS.  C589,  fo.  29. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  as  the 

last.    Sire  Rauf  de  Royinge,  N.    Roynigeb  or 

Roysger,  Norfolk. 
Barry  of  seven  or  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  as  the 

last.    Romyng. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  vert. 

Chaworth. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  martlets  in  orle  as  the 

first.    Bronker,  Kent ;  and  Middlesex. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  martlets  in  orle  gu.    Le 

Counte  de  Pembroke,  quartering  or  a  maunch 

gu.,  T.     Thomas   Wallensis,  Bishop   of    St. 

Davids,  1248-55. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  sa.    Sir 

Patrick   de   Caduecis   or  Chawoeth,  Z,  109. 

Chaures. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  sa. 

Chawoeth.    Pevensey. 
Barry  of  sixteen  arg.  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  sa. 

Chawoeth,  Annesley, co. Nottingham.  Chauees. 
Barruly    arg.    and    az.    martlets     in     orle     gu. 

Pembeook,    co.    Lancaster.      Sr.    Aymer    de 

Valence,  K;    Harl.  BIS.   6589.      Aymars  de 

Valence,    K;    Cotton   MS.  Caligula  A  xviij. 

William  de  Valens,  B.  Le  Counte  de  Valence, 

C.      Le  Conte  de  Penbeoc,  At,   Cotton  3IS. 

Caligula  A  xviij ;  or  Penbeook,  N,  Harl.  MS. 

5803.    William  Valance,  Conte  de  Pembroke, 

1264-96,  P.    Valence,  Z,  209. 
Barruly  arg.  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  sa.    Patrick 

de  Chawoeth,  N,  Harl.  MS.  6589.      Sr.  Patrik 

de  Chauwoethe,  N,   Cotton  MS.    Caligula  A 

xviij.    Patrick  Chawoeth,  N,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 

Thomas  Chawoeth,  Y.  Monsire  de  Chaucombe, 


BIRDS.     MARTLETS  unnumbered  cont. 
Barruly  arg.  and  gu.  martlets  in  orle  vert.  Patrick 

Chaworth,  Y. 
Barruly  az.  and  arg.  martlets   in   orle  gu.     Le 

Counte  de  Penbroke,  F. 
Barruly  az.  and  or  martlets  in  orle  sa.  Scatteeset, 

or  Schateeset. 
Bendy  of  three  arg.  and  sa.  martlets  in  orle  coun- 

terchanged.    Hay. 
Gu.  semy  of  martlets  arg.  Forrest.    Touchet. 
Gu.   semy  of  martlets   or.       Duckett,  Devon. 

Tuchet.    Sire  William  Thochet,  N,  Cotton 

MS.  Caligula  A  xviij.      Emlam  Touches,  K, 

Nicolas,  4to.  1828.     Emlam  and  Touches,  K, 

Grose.     Emlam  and  Thouchez,  K,  Cotton  MS. 

Caligula  A  xviij. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and   az.  martlets  in   orle  or. 

Jenny. 
Paly   bendy    gu.  and   az.  martlets   in    orle   or. 

Hendley. 
Quarterly    arg.   and    sa.  martlets     in     orle   gu. 

Maelow. 
Quarterly     gu.   and     az.  martlets     in     orle    or. 

Marlowe,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1409  and 

1417. 
Quarterly    sa.    and    gu.    martlets    in    orle    or. 

Maelow. 
Sa.  martlets  in  orle  arg.    Stanton. 
Sa.  martlets  in  orle  or.  Ducket,  Steeple-Morden, 

co.  Cambridge. 
Sa.  semy  of  martlets  or.    Duckett,  co.  Devon. 

EAGLES  and  in  chief 

Az.  eagles  or  a  quarter  erm.  Sr.  John  Fitz 
Symon,  N,  Cotton  MS.  Caligula  A  xviij,  and 
Lansdoivn  MS.  855. 

Or  eagles  sa.  a  quarter  erm.  Sr.  Estevene  de 
Geavesende,  N,-  Cotton  MS.  Caligula  A  xviij 
and  Lansdown  MS.  855.  Estion  de  Geavesend, 
N,  Harl  MS.  5803. 

MARTLETS  and  in  chief.... 
Gu.  martlets  in  orle  or  on  a  canton  arg.  an  ines- 
cucheon  as  the  first.    Chadwick,  Cornwall. 

BIRD-BOLT  see  Arrow 

BILL-HEAD  see  Blade 

3  BITS 

Sa.  three  snaffle-bits  or.  Milnee,  Pudsey,  co. 
York.  Milnee,  London,  1633-4;  Harl  MS. 
1358,  fo.  52  b. 

BLACKAMOOR  see  Human-figure 

BLACKBIRD  see  Thrush 

BLADE 

Arg.  the  upper  half  of  a  sickle  blade  serrated  on 

the  inner  (dexter)  edge,  erect  sa.  Zakesly,  V. 

Gu.   a  blade   of  a  sword-fish   arg.   crowned  or. 

Lessieure,  Middlesex. 

2  BLADES 

Gu.  two  scythe-blades  the  edges  inward  and 
points  upward  in  saltire  the  dexter  surmounted 
of  the  sinister  arg.  Van-Mildeet,  Bishop  of 
Llandaff  1819,  Durham  1826-36. 

3  BLADES 

three  heads  of  halberts  turned  to  the  sinister 

( another  reversed)  arg.     Hall,  co.  Wilts. 

Az.  three  blades  of  spades  or.  Becketon,  V. 
Beckton,  V*. 

Sa.  three  heads  of  bills  arg.    Leversege. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  3  BLOCKS 

Annulets 

Arg.  on  three  blocks  (or  billets  or  delves  or  dice) 
sa.  an  annulet  to  each  or.  Ambrose,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

Az.  on  three  blocks  ( or  billets  or  delves  or  dice) 
arg.  an  annulet  to  each  sa.  Paynter,  Boskenna, 
Cornwall.    Paynter,  Denmark  Hill,  and  Rich- 
mond, Surrey. 
Mullets 

Arg.  on  three  blocks  (or  billets  or  delves  or  dice) 
sa.  a  mullet  to  each  of  the  first.  Ambrose,  co. 
Lancaster.    Trent. 

BLOODHOUND  see  Dog. 

BOAR  see  Beast 
3  BOARDS 

Az.  three  pair  of  backgammon  tables  open  ppr. 

edged  or.     Pegriz,  V*. 
Az.  three  pair  of  backgammon  tables  open  of  the 

first  pointed  arg.  edged  or.    John  Pegrez,  V. 

3  BODKINS. 

Az.  three  tailor's  bodkins  arg.  handles  or. 
Bodkines. 

BOLT  see  Bird-bolt  and  Shackle 

3  BOLTS 

Arg.  three  door  bolts  gu.    Bolton,  co.  York. 
Arg.  three  bolts  (but  ?  bird-bolts)  in  pale  gu. 

Boltsham,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  three  bolts  (but?  butterflies)  arg.  Penhellege, 

Cornwall. 

BOMB-SHELL  see  Fireball 
BONE 

Paly  of  six  or  and   gu.  a  jaw-bone   in  pale  az. 

Damboys. 
Vert  a  shin-bone  held  in  the  mouth  of  a  boar's 

head  couped  arg.    Mackinnon. 

2  BONES 

Az.  two  shin-bones  in  saltire  the  dexter  sur- 
mounted of  the  sinister  arg.  Milborne. 
Milluborn,  V.    Milluborne,  V*. 

Sa.  two  leg-bones  in  cross  arg.    Bane. 

Sa.  two  shank-bones  in  cross  that  in  pale  sur- 
mounting the  one  in  fess  arg.  Baines,  Bell 
Hall,  co.  York. 

Sa.  two  shin-bones  in  cross  that  in  fess  surmount- 
ing the  one  in  pale  arg.  Baynes,  Cumberland ; 
Essex  ;  and  London.     Bayns,  1730. 

Sa.  two  shin-bones  in  saltire  the  dexter  sur- 
mounted of  the  sinister  arg.  Newton,  co.  Cam- 
bridge.    Newton,  Essex,  V. 

Sa.  two  shin-bones  in  saltire  the  sinister  sur- 
mounted of  the  dexter  arg.  Newton,  co.  So- 
merset; co.  Gloucester;  Duffield;  co.  Derby, 
a  heiress,  m.  Hancock;  Hader,  co.  Lincoln; 
Thorp,  co.  York;  and  Horsley  and  Mickle- 
over,  co.  Derby  ;  derived  from  Newton,  Newton 
co.  Chester.  Newton,  Barr's  Court,  and  Bit- 
ton,  co.  Gloucester  ;  Gunwarby,  co,  Lincoln ; 
and  co.  Somerset ;  quartering  Cradock ;  Baro- 
netcy, 1660,  extinct  1743.  And  with  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.     Newton,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Vert  two  shin-bones  in  saltire  the  sinister  sur- 
mounted of  the  dexter  arg.  Newton,  Crabaton 
Court,  co.  Devon,  1618,  descended  from  Newton, 
co.  Somerset;  the  heiress,  m.  Powell. 


2  BONES  and  in  chief 

on  a  Canton Bird 

Sa.  two  shin-bones  in  cross  that  in  pale  surmount- 
ing the  one  in  fess  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  last 
a  vulture  ppr.  Baynes,  Harefield  Place,  Mid- 
dlesex; Baronetcy,  29  June,  1801. 
Roundle 
Sa.  two  thigh-bones  in  cross.... in  the  dexter 
chief  a  bezant.  Ralph  Baines  or  Bayne,  Bishop 
of  Lichfield  etc.  1554-9. 

2  BONES  betw.  or  within.... 
Arg.  two  bones  (another  glazier's  nippers,  another 
spokeshaves)    in  saltire    sa.  betw.  four   pears 
pendent  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  se- 
cond.   Kelway. 

3  BONES 
Or  three  broken  shank-bones  fesswise  in  pale  gu. 
De  Costa. 

6  BONES 
Or  six  broken  bones  two  two  and  two  barwise  the 
joints  almost  meeting  in  pale  gu.    De  Costa, 
London. 

6  BONES  and  in  chief 

Gu.  six  broken  shin-bones  two  two  and  two  bar- 
wise  the  joints   almost   meeting   in  pale  arg. 
a  canton  erm.     Mendez,  London. 
BOOK 
....  an  open  book....     Dean  and   Chapter   of 

Raphoe  ;  seal. 
Az.  a  book  gu.  with  gilt  edged  leaves  supporting  a 
lamb  couchant  arg.   with  nimbus  and  staff  or 
and    banner    arg.   a   cross   gu.     Company    of 
Stationers,  London. 

BOOK  and  in  chief 

Bird 
Az.  an  eagle  displ.  (another  wings  expanded)  or 
holding  in  the  beak  a  penner  and  inkhorn  sa. 
stringed  gu.  standing  on  a  book  fesswise  of  the 
last  closed  the  clasps  downwards  gold.     Com- 
pany of  Scriveners,  London. 
Candlestick 
....  a  book  expanded  having  a  candlestick  with 
a  lighted  candle  in  it  above  the  book  on  the 
leaves  the  words  Lucerna  pedibus  meis  verbum 
tuum  et  lumen  semitis  meis.  Psal.  cxix.     Col- 
lege of  St.  Mary  at  Manchester  in  Lancaster. 
Chief 
Az.  an  ancient  book  open  indexed  edged  or  a  chief 
embattled  of  the  last.     Conroy,  Llanbrynmair, 
co.  Montgomery;  Baronetcy  26  June  1837. 
BOOK  and  in  base .... 
Vert,  in  chief  the  holy  bible  expanded  ppr.  in  base 
a  sand  glass  running  arg.    Joass,  Collinwort, 
Scotland. 

BOOK  betw.  or  within 

Coronets 

Az.abook  expanded  arg.  garnished  and  having 
on  the  dexter  side  seven  seals  betw.  three  open 
crowns  or  on  the  leaves  the  words  Sapientia, 
felicitas  (or  Sapientia  et  felicitate  1716)  latterly 
these  words  have  been  changed  for  Dominus 
illuminatio  mea.     University  of  Oxford. 

Gu.  a  book  closed  richly  ornamented  ppr.  betw. 
three  antique  crowns  or.     Grant. 
Flames 

Az.  a  book  open  betw.  three  flames  of  fire  ppr. 
within  a  bordure  arg.  charged  with  four  mullets 
and  so  many  crosses  croslet  as  the  first.  Smith, 
Edinburgh. 


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BOOK  betw.  or  within  ....cont. 

Heads 
Gu  a  clasped  book  open  betw.  three  buck's  heads 
erased  or.    John  Bucknee,  Bishop  of  Chiches- 
ter 1798-1834. 
Mullets 
Az.  a  book  or  betw.  two  mullets  in  chief  and  a 
saltire  in  base  arg.     Beilby  Porteous,  Bishop 
of  Chester  1777,  London  1787-1809. 

On  1  BOOK  betw.  and  in  base 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  a  book  gu.  edged 
and  ornamented  gold  with  a  fret  of  the  last  on 
the  cover  between  a  slip  of  oak  fructed  and 
a  rose  gu.  stalked  and  leaved  vert,  in  base  an 
eagle  rising  or.  Evans,  Norwich ;  granted 
1772. 

3  BOOKS 

Arg.  three  books  close  gu.  leaved  clasped  and  gar- 
nished or.     Paynter,  Sprole,  Norfolk. 

BOOTS  see  Legs 

BORDURE 

see  also  Escucheon  and  Orle 

(some    coats,  placed    here    in  strict  compliance 

with  the  method  of  blason,  will  also 

be  found  in  the  divisions  to  which 

they  properly  belong.) 

For  a  Bordure  and  a  Canton,  or  and  a  Chief,  or 
and  a  Quarter,  see  those  divisions. 

Or   a   demi   bordure    purp.    and    a    saltire    az. 

BOLDERSALT. 

....    fretty    ....    a  bordure    ....    John    Cosin, 

Bishop  of  Durham  16(30-72. 
Arg.     a      bordure      az.      Eltham,      Cornwall. 

Harleston.       Walter  de  Tupigni,  A.       Le 

Chastelin  de  Gaunt,  Y. 
Arg.  a   bordure  az.  a  label   of  five   points  gu. 

Robert  de  Waveeey,  W. 
Arg.  a  bordura  az.  over  all  a  bend  engr.  gu.     Le 

Constable  de  Flaunders,  W. 
Arg.  fretty  az.  a  bordure  of  the  last.  Harcote,  V. 
Arg.  a  bordure  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa.     Quixley 

or  Quyxley. 
Arg.    semy    of    crosses    croslet  a  bordure   gu. 

Bertram. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  each  joint  a  bezant  a  bordure 

az.     Roger  Trussell,  V. 
Arg.  fretty  az.  a  bordure  engr.  or.     Sanby. 
Arg.  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  a  martlet  (?  for  diff.)  in 

the  centre  of  the  last.     Standon. 
Az.    semy    of    fleurs-de-lis    or    a    bordure    gu. 

Anjou. 
Az.  a  bordure  or  over  all  a  bend  compony  arg. 

and  gu.     Le  Sr.  Dansert,  W. 
Az.  fretty  arg.  a  bordure  or.      Londey,  North- 
umberland.   Lounde,    V.    Londe,  Harl.  MS. 

5803.    Lownde,  co.  Lincoln  ;  granted  1596. 
Az.  fretty  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  or.    Monsire  de 

Echingham,    Y.       Eckingham.       Sr.    Robert 

Echingham,  V.    Sir  Rafe  Hethman,  L,  Harl. 

MS.  6589,  fo.  38. 
Az.  fretty  and  a  bordure  engr.  or.    Belscot.    Sir 

Rafe  Hithman,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589,  fo.  44. 
Az.  fretty  arg.  a  bordure  indented  or.   Sire  Robert 

de  Echingham,  N.    Echingham,  Kent.,  temp. 

Edward   I,  Harl.    MS.    5803.     Sir    Roos    de 

Hetheman,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Az.  fretty  arg.  a  bordure  recercele  or.    Le  Sire 

Fchingham,  Y. 


BORDURE  cont. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Parr,  as  quartered  by  Catherine  sixth  wife  of 
Henry  Till. 
Barry    of    six     arg.     and    az.    a    bordure    gu. 

Pomys,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu.     Sir 

John  Olney,  co.  Burkingbam,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  indented  gu. 

Sire  Johan  de  Olneye,  N.     Olney,  co.  Buck- 
ingham, temp.  Edward  II,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  bordure  gu.     Watt. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  bordure  as  the 

second.    Choke,  V. 
Batry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  bordure  sa.  Moulton. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  erm.  a  bordure  as  the  first. 

Dabridgcourt. 
Barry  of   six    or    and   az.    a   bordure    gu.      C. 

Alisander,  F. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  arg.     St.  Lize. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  bordure  compony 

arg.  and  az.    Blount,  co.  Stafford. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  with  a  bordure  compony  or 

and  sa.    Blount,  co.  Stafford. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  a  bordure  erm.  Hoskins, 

co.  Monmouth  ;  granted  by  Segar. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  vert  a  bordure  gu.     Hoskins. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  sa.  and  arg.   (another  or)  a 

bordure  of  the  first.     Choke. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Crispin,  Wallingford,  co.  Berks,  temp.  Henry  I. 
Barry  of  eight  gu.  and  erm.  a  bordure  compony 

sa.  and  or.    Bueley,  Harl.  31S.  1603. 
Barry   of    eight    or     and    az.  a     bordure     gu. 

Arden. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Crispin,  Salisbury. 
Barry  of  ten  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  az.     Fereis. 
Barry  of  twelve  az.  and  or  (or  and  az.  V*)  a  bor- 
dure erm.     Arneford,  V. 
Barruly  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  gu.     Grimbald, 

co.  Leicester. 
Bendy  of  six  az.  and  or  a  bordure  gu.     (The 

ancient    arms    of)    Burgundy,  Z,  312,  402. 

Merbroke. 
Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bordure  gu.  Marbroke, 

V.    Mountford,  co.  Warwick.    Newborough. 
Bendy  of  six   or  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Neborgy.      Sr.   Robert  de   Nevo,  in  margin 

Newbrough,  R.    Otes  de  Traseme,  A. 
Bendy    of    seven    or    and    az.    a    bordure    gu. 

Borgoner,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 
Bendy  of  seven  or  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Newborough,  Harl.  3IS.  5803.  Otes  Traisene, 

A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Bendy  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Newburgh,  co.  Dorset. 
Bendy  of  eight  erm.  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Washer,  co.  Devon. 
Bendy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  gu.     Mountfort, 

Sapworth.     Newburgh,  Earl  of  Warwick  until 

1242. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  bordure  of  the  first.     (The 

ancient  arcns  of)  Catterich. 
Chequy  or  and  arg.  a  bordure  gu.     Green. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  erm.    Warren. 
Chequy  or  and  az.    a    bordure  gu.      Robert  of 

France,  Earl  of  Dreux,  Z,  93,  95.      John  de 

Deeux,  Earl  of  Richmond,  ob.  1305,  Z,  93,  94. 

Green.      John     Greene,    X.      Manditt    or 

Manduyt.   Thomas  Mandut,  E;  or  Manduitt, 

Ar     Thomas  Manduytt,  Y.    Thomas  Manb-yt, 

Warminster,  V. 


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BORDURE  cont. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Drew 
Deuce,  Fulham,  Middlesex;  1616.  Warren. 
Wirmgay,  Norfolk. 

Chevronelly  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  a  bordure  of  the 
last  over  all  a  bend  sa.     Paynell. 

Erm.  a  bordure  conrpony  or  and  sa.  Rondell, 
Harl.  MS.  1441. 

Erm.  a  bordure  gu.  Hundscot  or  Hundescot. 
Sire  de  Hundlscote,  D. 

Erm.  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Barnewell,  Cricks- 
town  Castle,  co.  Meath  ;  Baronetcy  16  February 
1622,  from  which  descended  Baenewall,  Baron 
Trimlestown  4  March  1461  ;  with  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.  az.  Harl.  MS.  4040:  and 
Baenewall,  Meadstown,  co.  Meath,  a  younger 
branch  of  the  Trimlestown  family  :  and 
Baenewall,  Viscount  Kingsland ;  with  a 
crescent  for  diff.  sa.  Harl.  MS.  4040. 
Baenewall,  Baron  Turvey  and  Viscount  Barne- 
wall  29  June  1(546,  extinct  1833.  Beenewell 
or  Beenwell,  Ireland.  Hepell,  Northumber- 
land. 

Erm.  fretty  and  a  bordure  indented  gu.  M'Culloch, 
Muill,  Scotland. 

Erm.  a  bordure  sa.    Basing. 

Gu.  a  bordure  arg.  Conestable  de  Flandees,  A, 
Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Gu.  a  bordure  arg.  over  all  a  baston  sa.  Sir 
Robert  Ceey  or  de  la  Ceey,  L. 

Gu.  a  bordure  arg.  over  all  a  bendlet  sa.  Sr. 
Robert  de  Lacy,  co.  Cambridge,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V. 

Gu.  a  bordure  arg.  over  all  a  bend  sa.  Sire 
Robert  de  Lacy,  N. 

Gu.  a  bordure  arg.  over  all  an  escarbuncle  of 
eighteen  points  pometty  and  flory  or.  Cleve, 
as  borne  by  Anne,  fourth  wife  of  Henry  VIII, 
quartering  Juliers  or  Gulich,  Schwarzeuberg, 
Berg  or  Mons,  La  Marck,  ....,  and  Ravens- 
berg. 

Gu.  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  of  the 
last.    Belkmoee. 

Gu.  a  bordure  indented  arg.  Sir  Perducas 
Dalbreth,  temp.  Edward  III ;  Kent,  Grammar. 

Gu.  fretty  or  a  bordure  arg.  Hewgh  Awdley, 
Earl  of  Gloucester,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595;  1337- 
47,  Harl.  MS.  5803.  John  de  Audley  Y.  Mon- 
sire  Hugh  de  Audeley,  Y.    Hugo. 

Gu.  flory  or  a  bordure  compony  arg.  and  sa. 
Gaegat. 

Gu.  a  bordure  erm.  over  all  a  bend  sa.  William 
Bennet,  V. 

Gu.  a  bordure  erm.  over  all  a  bend  engr.  sa. 
Bennet,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  bordure  engr.  erm.     Acton. 

Gu.  a  bordure  or.     Constantine  de  Flanderis,.4. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  a  bordure  or.     Hudelston. 

Gu.  fretty  and  a  bordure  or.  Hudleston,  co. 
York ;  Harl.  MS.  5803. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  a  bordure  engr.  or.  Sr.  Robert 
Echingham,  V. 

Gu.  a  bordure  quarterly  erm.  with  countercom- 
pony  or  and  az.  (An  error  for)  Henry  Fitzroy, 
Duke  of  Richmond,  temp.  Henry  VIII ;  Kent, 
Grammar. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  and  a  bordure  indented  or.  Sire 
Adam  de  Hodlestone,  N.  Hudlestowe,  co. 
York,  temp.  Edward  I,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 

Gu.  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  an  annulet  ( ?  for  diff.)  in 
the  centre  or.     Blankensop,  Cumberland. 

Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  of  the 
last.    M'Tavish,  Scotland. 


BORDURE  cont. 

Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  az.  a  bordure  engr. 

....  Le  Merchant. 
Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  gu.  a  bordure  wavy 

vert.    Campbell. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  a  bordure  compony 

purp.  and  erm.     Campbell,  Scotland. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  a  bordure  of  the 

first.     Campbell,  Ardkinglass,  a  scion  of  Lorn. 
Gyronny    of  eight   sa.    and  or  a  bordure  vair. 

Campbell,  Clothick.    Campbell,  Lawres. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  az.     Holcott. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  or  a  bordure  gu.     Ellacott 

or  Ellicot,  co.  Devon. 
Lozengy   arg.   and   sa.  a   bordure   of    the    last. 

Shipley,     Twyford,     co.    Hants;    quartering 

Crevecour,  Yonge,  Mordaunt,    Stapleton,  and 

Conway.    Jonathan  Shipley,  Bishop  of  Llan- 

daff  1769,  St.  Asaph  1769-88. 
Lozengy  az.  and  or  a  bordure  gu.     Elicott,  V*. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  arg.     Ellicot. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  gu.     Elicott,  W. 

Ellacott,  Exeter,       Newburgh,  Earl  of  War- 
wick, ob. 1123. 
Lozengy  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  az.    Holcott  or 

Hulcott. 
Or  a  bordure  engr.  sa.     Knight. 
Or  a  bordure  vair.     Gwine.     Gwyn.      Robert 

Gynes,  V. 
Per  chief  chequy  or  and  az.  with  arg.  a  bordure 

erm.  Hansted,  co.  Northampton,  temp.  Edward 

I,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  of  the  last. 

Ruthven,  Baron  Ruthven,  Freeland,  co.  Perth, 

1657. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  bordure  arg.     St.  Liz, 

Earl  of  Huntingdon  and  Northampton,  1075- 

1184 ;  Harl,  MS.  5803. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  arg.     Lagford 

or  Langfoed,  Northumberland.      Simon  de  S. 

Liz,    second    Earl    of    Huntingdon;    Nisbet, 

System,  i,  38. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  az.    Langsdale. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  erm.   Langfoed. 
Paly   wavy  of  six   or  and   gu.   a   bordure  erm. 

Valange,   V*.      Valeignes,   F*.      Raph    de 

Valoyns,  X. 
Paly  of  ten  or  and  az.  a  bordure  erm.     Peesall. 
Paly  of  ten  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  arg.   Maloques. 
Per  chev.  arg.   and  az.  a  bordure  engrailed  gu. 

Altaribus  or  Elders  ;  Harl.  MS.  1535  fo.  13  b. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  or.  Eldres 

or  Eleris. 
Per  chev.   az.  and  arg.  a    bordure    engr.    gu. 

Eldres.    Eldrys,  V.    Elbys,  V. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  a  bordure  counterchanged. 

Wytte,  V*. 

(As  to  cases  of  a  bordure  with  a  field  divided 
'per  chief  or  even  'per  fess,'  see   also  Chief 
and  Bordure.) 
Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  az. 

Barrett. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

WALDE GRAVE,  Suffolk. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  bordure  arg.    Cluniac 

Priory  at  Bermondsey,  Surrey  ;  Tanner. 
Per  pale   gu.  and  az.   a   bordure   arg.     Cluniac 

Priory  or  Abbey  at  Bermondsey,  Surrey. 
Per   pale   indented    gu.   and   or  a   bordure    az. 

Beemingham  or  Biemingham,  Ireland. 
Per   pale   indented  gu.   and  or   a   bordure  vert. 

Berminghym  or  Birmingham,  Ireland.    Mac 

Yaris. 


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BORDURE  cont. 

Per  pale  indented   or   and    gu.   a  bordure    az. 

Foulke,  V*.    Foulke  Bermingham,  V. 
Per  pale  indented  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  and  in  the 

dexter    chief    a    3-foil    slipped    for    diff.    sa. 

Bermingham. 
Per    saltire    arg.   and  sa.    a    bordure    counter- 
changed.     Gott,  Battell,  Sussex;  and  London. 
Per  saltire  or  and  sa.  a  bordure  countercbanged. 

Shorter. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  vairy  of  the  first 

and  gu.     Mandevile. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  erm.   Redford. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  recercele  sa. 

John  de  Retford,  Y.    Monsire  deTETFORD,  Y. 
Quarterly  per  fess  indented  arg.  and  gu.  in  the 

first  a  bordure  sa.     Acton,  co.  Salop. 
Quarterly  erm.  with  paly  of  six  or   and  gu.  all 

within  a  bordure  az.     Sr  . . .  de  Knightley,  V. 
Quarterly    gu.   and    arg.    a    bordure    engr.    sa. 

Retford.    Le  Conte  de  Hertford,  X. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a   bordure  az.      Power, 

Norfolk. 
Quarterly    gu.    and     or    a    bordure    engr.    az. 

Bruton,  V. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  bordure  counterchanged 

over  all  a  chev.  vair.     Fenwyke. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  bordure  vair.    Fitz-John. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  vair  a  bordure  or.   Constable. 
Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  bordure  vair.  Mandeville. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  engr.  (indented 

Harl.  MS..  6137)  arg.   Sir  Roger  Rochford,  L. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  az.  John  Breton, 

A.    Breton,  Essex ;    and  Suffolk.     Sr.  Jobn 

Breton,  V.     Bretton,  V*.    Britten,  Essex, 

Harl.   MS.   5803.     M.  John   de   Bretun,  D. 
.    Sir  Johan  Bretoun,  N.     Greton.     Grattan. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  engr.  az.  Breton. 

John  le  Bruton,  E. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  indented  arg.  and 

az.    John  le  Fitz  John,  C. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  sa.  Huntingfield, 

Kent.     Sire  Peres  de  Hontingfield,  N.     Sr. 

Piers  Huntingfeld,  V.     HoTTiNGFiELD,Kent, 

temp.  Edward  I,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  engr.  sa.   Engham. 

Sir  Robert  de  Rochford,  L.    Hdntingfield, 

Kent.     Sr.  Piers  Huntinfeld,  temp.  Edward 

I.F. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  indented  sa.     Sir 
.    Robert  de  Rochford,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  or 

Rocheford,  N. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  indented  and  in 

the  first  quarter  a  martlet  (?  for  diff.)  sa.    Sire 

Johan  de  Rochefford,  N. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  bordure  vair.  FUz-Geffrey, 

co.  Bedford.  John  le  fitz  Geffrey,  B,  Y.  John 

Fitz-GEFFRAY,  P.     Sir  John  le  Fitz-Jeffry,  V. 

John  Fitz -Geffrey,   Y.     M.   Richard  le  Fitz 

John,  D ;   E  ;    N.      Fitz-JEFFREY.      Richard 

Fitz-JoHN,   A  ;    G.     John   le  Fitz   John,   F. 

MANDEViLLE,Earl  of  Essex  till  1199.  Fitz-PiERs, 

Earl  of  Essex    1199-1227.     Sr.    Richard    de 

Vere,  R.    Vescy. 
Quarterly  paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  with  erm.  all 

within  a  bordure  az.     Knightley. 
Quarterly  paly  of  six  or  and   gu.  with  erm.  all 
,    within  a  bordure  az.     Persall,  V*. 
Quarterly  paly  of  seven  or  a,nd  gu.  with  erm.  all 

within  a  bordure  az.     Sr.  Hugh  Persall,  V. 

The  bordure  sa.    Pershall. 
Quarterly  sa.  and  arg.  a  bordure  erminois.    John 

Hoo,  Serjeant  at  Law,  1716.. 


BORDURE  cont. 

Quarterly  vair    and    gu.    a    bordure    engr.    or. 

Astable.     Sr.  John  Constable,  R. 
Sa.    a    bordure    ai-g.       Bass.       Barington    or 

Berington,  Moresborough,  co.  Chester,  Harl. 

MS.  1535,  fo.  8. 
Sa.  a  bordure  arg.  a  label  of  five  points  gu.    Sire 

de  Corance  or  Corane,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Sa.  a  bordure  engr.  arg.     Holland. 
Sa.  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  and  a  crescent  (?  for  diff.) 

erm.     Bateman,  Norfolk.     William  Bateman, 

Bishop  of  Norwich  1344-55. 
Sa.  semy  of  crosses  croslet  and  a  bordure   or. 

Witfield. 
Sa.  fretty  arg.  a  bordure  compony  of  the  second 

and  vert.     Harington. 
Sa.  a  bordure  or  and  a  label  of  five  points  gu. 

Sire  de  Corance  or  Corane,  A. 
Vair  a  bordure  and  a  label  of  three  points   gu. 

Beauchamp,  co.  Buckingham. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  az.     Sharshall. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  sa.     Hoghahad  or 

Hoghahed.    Thomas  Hogsha,  V.    Marley. 
Vairy  gu.  and  or  a  bordure  az.   Gilbert  Talebot,  F. 
Vairy   or  and  gu.  a  bordure    az.    Ferrers  or 

Ferreis,  co.  Hertford.    William  de  Ferres,.F. 
Vert  a  bordure  or  over  all  a  bend  compony  arg. 

and  gu.    Walchange  or  Walhang. 

On  1  BORDURE 

see  also  a  Chief  and  bordure 

Annulets 
Per  saltire  erm.  and  az.  on  a  bordure  gu.  eight 

annulets  or.     Barker. 
Beasts 
Az.   on    a   bordure  of    quarterly   gu.    and    the 

first  lions  pass,  guard,   and   fleurs-de-lis    or. 

Courtney  (in  error  ?). 
Az.  semy-de-lis  or  on  a  bordure  gu.  lions  pass. 

guard,  of  the  second.    HamelinePLANTAGENET. 

Birds Martlets 

Arg.  on  a  bordure  az.  eight  martlets  of  the  first. 

M.  Thomas  de  Herpingham,  S. 
Arg.  on  a  bordure  az.  eight  martlets  or.    Jasper. 
Arg.    on    a    bordure    vert    eight    martlets     or. 

Empringham,    Grimsby    Magna,    co.    Derby. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  as  the 

first  so  many  martlets  sa.     Marley,  Ireland. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  eight 

martlets  or.    Merley,  Newminster,  and  Mor- 
peth, Northumberland,  temp.  Henry  III. 
Or  on  a  bordure  az.  eight  martlets  of  the  first. 

Geney.    M.  Thomas  Erpingham,  S. 
Arg.  on  a  bordure  gu.  nine  martlets  of  the  first. 

William  de  Redham,  F. 
Arg.    on    a    bordure    vert     ten      martlets     or. 

Empringham,  Harl.  31 S.  6829,  fo.  6. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  so 

many  martlets  as  the  first.     Chanwrit. 
Barry  of  eleven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az. 

ten  martlets  or.    Merley. 
Arg.  on  a  bordure  az.  martlets  of  the  first.  Walter 

Walcots,  Y. 
Arg.   on   a  bordure  gu.    martlets   of    the   first. 

John  Chide  ok,  F. 
Arg.  on  a  bordure  gu.  martlets    or.       Monsire 

Henry  de  Enefele,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  bordure  sa.  martlets  of  the  first.    Mon- 
sire de  Empingham,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  bordure  vert  martlets  of  the  first.    Sir 

John  de  Empyngh'm,  0.      Mounsyer  Thomas 

Erpingham,  T.    WTalter  de  Herpingham,  Y. 


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On  a  BORDURE  cont. 
Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 

Barry  (of  seven  or  eight,  Somervill,  co.  War- 
wick) arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordureaz.  martlets  or. 
Roger  de  Meeley,  B.  Monsire  de  Someevile, 
Y.     Roger  Som'vyle,  Y. 

Gu.  on  a  bordure  arg.  martlets  of  the  first.  Sir 
William  Vaux  or  de  Vaux,  L.  Monsire  de 
Vaux,  F.     William  Wassee,  F. 

Or  on  a  bordure  arg.  martlets  gu.  James  Vaux,  Y. 

Or  on  a  bordure  gu.  martlets  of  the  first.  Hugh 
de  Enfield,  1'. 

Popinjays 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  eight  popinjays 
arg.       Curzon,    Loking,    co.    Berks.       John 
Curzon,  Falde,  co.  Stafford,  1350. 
Bordure 

Vert  on  a   bordure   arg.  with  ogresses   another 
bordure  engr.  gu.    Birkenhead  or  Birket. 
Buckles 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  bordure  engr. 
quarterly  as  the  first  and  az.  so  many  buckles 
counterchanged.      Campbell,  Lord   Campbell 
of  St.  Andrew's,  30  June  1841. 
Crescents 

Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure 
engr.  as  the  second  so  many  crescents  arg. 
Campbell,  Balgairshaw ;  descended  from 
Campbell,  Loudon. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.on  a  bordure  as  the  first 
so  many  crescents  like  the  second.  Campbell, 
Ardintenny.  Campbell,  Ardchattan  Priory,  co. 
Argyll.  Campell,  Auchawilling.  Campbell, 
Exton  Cottage,  co.  Hants;  and  Dunoon,  Scot- 
land.    Campbell,  Islay,  and  Shawfield. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  bordure  engr. 
as  the  first  so  many  crescents  like  the  second. 
Campbell,  Innellan. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  bordure  in- 
dented as  the  first  so  many  crescents  like  the  se- 
cond. Campbell,  Skipness,  a  cadet  of  Ar- 
dintenny. 

Vairy  gu.  and  or  on  a  bordure  az.  crescents  gold. 
(?  William  Ferrers,  Y). 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  crescents  gold. 
Ferrers. 
Crosses 

Chequy  (or)  and  (az.)  on  a  bordure  (sa.)  eight 
crosses  croslet  ....  Borough  of  Grantham, 
co.  Lincoln ;  seal. 

Vair  on  a  bordure  gu.  eight  crosses  croslet  or. 
MoLESwoRTH,ViscountMolesworth  16  July  1716. 
Escallops 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  bordure  arg. 
so  many  escallops  gu.    Campbell,  Skerrington. 

Per  pale  wavy  (?  arg.)  and  (?  gu.)  on  a  bordure 
eight  escallops  all  counterchanged.  Maule, 
Scotland. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  eight  escal- 
lops all  counterchanged.  Maule,  Earl  of  Pan- 
mure  3  August  1646,  under  attainder  :  Baron 
Panmure  9  September  1831,  quartering  de 
Valoniis,  all  quarterly  with  Barclay  quartering 
Wishart.  And  wilh  a  crescent  for  diff.  in  the 
middle  fess  point.  Maule,  Ballumbie,  Scotland. 

Per  saltire  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  eight 
escallops  arg.    Heveningham,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  bordure  az.  nine  escallops  of  the  first. 
Walter  de  Torpigni,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  eight  escal- 
lops arg.  Heningham  or  Heveningham,  Nor- 
folk ;  co.  Stafford  ;  and  Suffolk.  Henningham. 
Heveningham,  Suffolk,  1730. 


On   a  BORDURE  cont. 
Escallops  cont. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  eight 

escallops    arg.       Heveningham,    Suffolk,    V. 

Hingham,  Suffolk. 
Estoiles 
Erm.  on  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  an  orle  of  estoiles  or. 

William   Wickham,  Bishop    of    Lincoln    1584, 

Winchester  1595,  Harl.  MS.  5815,  fo.  77-8. 
Fish 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  bordure  wavy 

az.  as  many  salmons  naiant  arg.  in  the  centre 

a  mullet  for    diff.   of    the  last.      Campbell, 

Shirven. 
Quarterly  or  with  barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bor- 
dure sa.  eight  fish  arg.     Gobion,  Gobion,  co.' 

Bedford;  an  heiress  m.  Boteler. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Quarterly   arg.  and   gu.  on    a    bordure    of  the 

second     three     fleurs-de-lis     as      the      first. 

Garshall. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  six  fleurs- 
de-lis    and   as   many   bezants    or    alternately. 

Fitzwilliams,  Essex. 
Gu.  fretty  or  on  a  bordure  arg.  eight  fleurs-de-lis 

sa.    Audeley,  V. 
Az.   on    a   bordure   quarterly  of   the   first   and 

gu.  fleurs-de-lis   and   lions    pass,    guard,    or. 

Courtney  (in  error). 
Fusily  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  fleurs-de-lis 

or.     Fitz-WiLLiAMS. 
Flowers 
Arg.   on    a  bordure  sa.  roses  in  orle  or  over  all 

a  bend  erm.     Tanerett. 
3-Foils 
Chequy   or    and    az.    on    a    bordure    sa.   eight 

3-foils   slipped  arg.    Town  of  Grantham,  co. 

Lincoln. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az. 

ten    3-foils    slipped    arg.       Lovell,   Laxfield, 

Suffolk;   granted    25    June,    1579.       Lovell, 

V*. 

5-Foils 
Sa.  on  a  bordure  arg.  three  5-foils  gu.    Sir  John 

Darcy,  L. 
Arg.  on  a  bordure  gu.  eight  pierced  5-foils  or. 

Godfraye  de  Basemes,  A. 
Or  on  a  bordure  gu.  eight  pierced  5-foils  of  the 

first.  Godfraye  de  Basevile,  A ,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Sa.  on  a  bordure  arg.  eight  5-foils  gu.     Monsire 

Darcy  le  frere,  Y.    Sr.  John  Darcy,  and  Sr. 

John  Lynburye,  R. 
6-Foils. 
Sa.  on  a  bordure  arg.  '  siste-foils'  gu.      Sire  John 

Darsy,  0. 
7-Foils 
Sa.  on  a  bordure  arg.  three'  sit-foils'gu.  D'Arcy, 

Parke,  Y. 
Sa.  on  a  bordure  arg.  six  '  sit-foils'  gu.      John 

Darcy,  Y. 
Fruit 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bordure  gu.  eight 

apples  or.    Pomeris  or  Pomise. 
Heads 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  on  a  bordure  sa.  eight  bull's 

heads  couped  arg.    Arsick. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on   a  bordure  sa.  ten  bull's 

heads  couped  arg.  Manasseh  Arsic,  Cotton  MS. 

Julius  C  7,  fo.  119. 
Horse-shoes 
Erm.  on    a  bordure  gu.  eight  horse-shoes   or. 

Moguncheey,      1730.         Mogunclay,    1730. 

Montgomery,  V. 


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On  a  BORDURE  cont. 
Horseshoes  cont. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  eight  horse- 
shoes arg.  Ferarys,  V*.  William  Earl  of 
Ferrers,  V.  Le  conte  de  Ferers,  i.  e., 
De  Ferrariis,  V,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  1 0. 
Ferrers,  Earl  of  Derby,  1138  till  1266  or  1278. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  eight  horse- 
shoes arg.  Ferrers,  Newton- Ferrers;  Harl. 
MS.  5803.  M.  William  de  Ferrers,  D. 
Richard  Ferrers,  Y. 

Vairy  or  aud  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  eleven  horse- 
shoes arg.  William  de  Ferrers,  E ;  or  Ferres, 
E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Arg.  on  a  bordure  gu.  twelve  horse-shoes  or. 
William  de  Mongomery,  F. 

Erm.  on  a  bordure  gu.  horse-shoes William 

de  Mongomeri,  B. 

Erm.  on  a  bordure  gu.  horse-shoes  arg.    John 

MOUNTGOHERY,  Y. 

Vairy  gu.  and  or  on  a  bordure  az.  horseshoes 
gold.    William  Ferrers,  7. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  horse-shoes 
arg.    Richard  Ferrers  F. 
Mullets 

Erm.  on  a  bordure  gu.  eight  mullets  or.  Wickham, 
V*.    Wyckham,  Swacliffe,  co.  Oxford,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  eight  mullets  or. 
William  Wickham  or  Wykeham,  Bishop  of  Lin- 
coln 1584,  Winchester  1595. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  the  field  semy  of  leaves  of  laurel 
ppr.  on  a  bordure  az.  nine  six-pointed  mullets 
or.    Beloe. 

Arg.  on  a  bordure  gu.  mullets  of  the  first.    Sire 
John  de  Cramevile,  O. 
Roundles Bezants 

Arg.  on  a  bordure  gu.  bezants.  Honte.  Humet, 
Sandford,  co.  Lincoln,  Constable  of  Normandy, 
temp.  Henry  II.  John  Hunt,  V.  And  with  a 
label  erm.     Hunte,  1730. 

Arg.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants.  William  de 
Bodiham,  A  ;  but  Lodiham,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zants. Valletourt,  Cornwall,  temp.  John. 
Whalesborough,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Devon. 

Barry  wavy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants. 
Shareshull,  co.  Leicester. 

Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zants.   Valetort. 

Bendy  of  seven  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  be- 
zants.   Whalesborow,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 

Erm.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants.    Turville. 

Gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  bezants  in  the  centre  a  5-foil 
(?  for  diff.)  erm.    Dangerfield. 

Gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants.    Bamet  or  Banet. 

Gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants  in  the  centre  a  5-foil 
(?  for  diff.)  erm.  Richard  de  Bury  alias 
De  Angarvill,  Bishop  of  Durham  1333-45. 

Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa. 
bezants.    Peverell,  V. 

Gyronny  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa. 
bezants.  Peperell.  Thomas  Peverell,  A, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.    Peverell,  co.  Hants. 

Gyronny  of  sixteen  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  bordure  sa. 
bezants.    Thomas  Peverell,  A. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  six  be- 
zants and  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  alternately  gold. 
Fitzwilliams,  Essex. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  bezants. 
Fitz-William,  Essex. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants  in 
the  centre  a  fleur-de-lis  for  diff.  of  the  second. 
Fitz-William,  Mablethorpe,  co.  Lincoln. 


On  a  BORDURE  cont. 

Roundles  cont.  Bezants  cont. 
Lozengy  gu.  and  vair  on  a  bordure  az.  bezants. 

Delariver,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.  on  a  bordure  gu.  bezants. 

Newborough,  co.  Warwick. 
Lozengy  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  of  the  second 

bezants.    Trollop,  co.  York. 
Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants. 

Sir   Richard   Bassett,    L,  Harl.    MS.    6589, 

fo.  29  b. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  bezants. 

Bassett. 
Paly  of  seven  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  bezants. 

Augustinian  Priory  at  Launda,   co.  Leicester, 

as  founded  by  Basset  of  Weldon. 
Paly  of  6ix  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants. 

Sir  Richard  Bassett,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo. 

35 ;  6589,  fo.  44  b. 
Paly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  bezants.     Sire 

Richard  Basset,  N. 
Per  pale  indented  (sometimes  gu.  and  or)  or  and 

gu.  on   a  bordure   az.   (sometimes   vert)   be- 
zants.     Bermingham,    seal.       Bermingham, 

Earl    of    Louth.      Bermingham,     Baron    of 

Carluine. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants. 

Rocheford,    V.      Sr.    Rauf    de   Rocheford, 

N.      M.  John    Rocheford,  S.      Rochefort. 

Rochford.  And  with  an  annulet  in  the  sinister 

chief  for  diff.  arg.      M.  Rauf  Rocheford,  S. 

But  with   a   fleur-de-lis    in  the   first  quarter 

(?  for  diff.)  sa.    Rochford,  V. 
Vair  on  a  bordure  gu.  bezants.    Delaryveu. 
Vairy  arg.   and  gu.   on   a   bordure  az.  bezants. 

Dallender,  Poynings,  Sussex ;  and  Buckland, 

Surrey.    Delariver,  co.  York.    Marlay,  V*. 

Marley,    Branceby,   V.        Marmaduke,    V*. 

Rimer.    Sire  Nicolas  De  la  Rivere,  N.    Mar- 
maduke de  la  River,  co.  York,  V.    Thomas  de 

la  Ryver,   V.        Scarshall   or  Scharshall. 

Sharshall,  co.  York. 
Vairy  arg.   and  gu.  on  a  bordure  sa.  bezants. 

Greyley.        Sr.    Thomas    Hoggeshage,    Q. 

Hogshagg  or  Hogshead. 

....  Ogresses 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  of  the  first 

ogresses.      Lloyd,   Bodidris,    Hopedale,   and 

Gloucester.    Lloyd,  Eastham,  Essex.    Yngar, 

Yal,  living  1165. 
Vert  on  a  bordure  arg.  surmounted  of  another 

engr.  gu.  ogresses.    Birkenhead  or  Birket. 
....  Plates 
Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  bordure  engr. 

sa.  plates.      Lund,  Shelford,  co.   Cambridge ; 

and  co.  York. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.   on   a  bordure   gu.  plates. 

Beaumont.  Henry,  and  Waleran,  de  Newburgh, 

Earls  of  Warwick  till  1242. 
Per  pale  indented  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  vert 

plates.     Bermincham,  Earl   of    Louth,  Harl. 

MS.  1603.    Bermingham.    Preston. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  az.  plates. 

Rochford. 

Torteaux 

Sa.  on   a  bordure   arg.  torteaux.      Sr de 

WlNDHULL,  V.      WyNDHULL,  V*. 

Tails 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a.  bordure  com- 
pony  vert  and  arg.  eight  erm  spots  as  the  se- 
cond.     Campbell,    Auchinbreck;    Baronetcy 
21  March  1628. 

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346 


AN  OEDINAEY  OF 


On  a  BORDURE  cont. 

Tressure 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  bordure  of  the  last 
another  charged  with  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  of  the  second.      Ruthven,  Baron 
Ruthven,  Freeland,  co.  Perth,  1657. 

3  BORDURES 

Gu.  three  bordures  (but  ?  burdon-staves,  or  ?  two 
orles  or  tressures  and  a  bordure,  or  ?  three 
orles)  arg.    Btjrdon. 

BOTEROLL  see  Blade  Crampet'and  Spade-iron 

BOTJGET  including  Bucket  and  Dosser 

Arg.  a  water-bouget  sa.    Heming  or  Hemming. 

Arg.  a  water  bucket  sa.  hoops  and  handle  or. 
Pemberton. 

Az.  a  water  bouget  or.  Fifehead,  quartering  or 
an  eagle  displ.  az. 

Gu.  a  water  bouget  arg.    Delamore,  V.    Gltjbb. 

Or  a  water  bouget  az.  Filfed.  Filshed,  quar- 
tering az.  an  eagle  displ.  or. 

Or  a  water  bouget  sa.    Johnson,  Norfolk,  W. 

Per  pale  and  per  saltire  erm.  and  or  a  water 
bouget  sa.    Nettlefold. 

Sa.  a  water  bouget  arg.  Wilton,  co.  Somerset, 
College  of  Heralds.  Witon  or  Wityn,  co. 
Somerset.    Sr.de  ....  Wytton,  V. 

1  BOUGET  and  in  chief.... 

on  a  Chief Annulets 

Or  a  water  bouget  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  annulets  in  fess  of  the  first.  Maurice 
Johnson,  Spalding,  co.  Lincoln ;  descended 
from  Fitzjohn;  quartering  Downes  of  Debnam, 
Suffolk. 

.  ...Bendlets 
Az.  a  water  bouget  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  bend- 
lets  sa.    Lightburne,  Ireland. 

Roundles  (Bezants) 

Or  a  water  bouget  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  bezants.  Johnson,  Thwate,  co.  Lincoln ; 
Blackwall,  Middlesex ;  and  Norfolk.  Johnson, 
Wildon,  co.  Lincoln,  W. 

(Ogresses) 

Or  a  water  bouget  sa.  on  a  chief  three  ogresses. 
Maningham. 

Roundles  (Bezants) 
Sa.  a  water  bouget  arg.  in  chief  three  bezants. 
Wotone. 

(Plates) 

Sa.  a  water  bouget  arg.  in  chief  three  plates. 
Witton,  co.  York. 

1  BOUGET  betw.  or  within 

Bordure 
Or  a  water  bouget  sa.  within  a  bordure  of  the  se- 
cond bezanty.    Lanway,  V*. 
Or  a  water  bouget  within   a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Compion,  V. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Arg.  a  water  bouget  betw.  four  fleurs-de-lis  two 
and  two  sa.     (The  old   arms  of)  Banester, 
Darwyn,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl.  MS.  6159,  fo.  17. 

1  BOUGET  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Gu.  a  water  bouget  betw.  eight  annulets  in  orle 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  fess  per  fess  in- 
dented vert  and  sa.  betw.  two  barrulets  the 
upper  as  the  last  and  the  lower  like  the  third. 
James,  The  Close,  Exeter. 


2  BOUGETS  and  in  chief.... 

on  a  Chief Fleurs-de-lis 

Sa.  two  dossers  suspended  by  an  annulet  arg. 
on  a  chief  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  (The  mo- 
dern arms  of)  Banester,  Darwyn,  co.  Lancas- 
ter,HarULS.1549,fo.30;2086,fo.36;6159,fo.l7. 
Fleurs-de-lis. 

Sa.  two  dossers  suspended  by  an  annulet  arg.  in 
chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Banester,  Der- 
wyne,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl.  MS.  1468,  fo.  28. 

2  BOUGETS  betw.  or  within.... 

Arg.  two  buckets  suspended  by  an  annulet  saltire- 
wise  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  Banister. 

Arg.  two  dossers  joinant  in  fess  betw.  four  fleurs- 
de-lis  sa.    Banester,  co.  York. 


3  BOUGETS 

. . . .  three  pails  ....     Falage,  V. 

....  three  water  bougets  ....  quarterly  with  .... 

three  bars   ....  within  a  bordure  engr , 

....  three  braces  ....  in  chief  a  bar ,  and 

vair  a  fess  gu.     Cistercian  Abbey  at  Gervis 
Jervadlx  or  Joreval,  co.  York. 
Arg.  three  possenets  gu.    Rauf  Monboucher,  X. 
Arg.  three  water  bougets  gu.    Ilderton,  North- 
umberland.   Passmore.    Roos  or  Rosse,  Es- 
sex. Trusbut  ;  Rosa,  the  heiress  of  Troisboutz, 
Baron  of  Watre  in  Holderness,  m.  Everard  de 
Roos.  R.  Trussebuz,  in  a  later  hand  Trusbut, 
F.    Robert  Le  Ussebut,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137  ; 
•    but  Trussebutt,  E.    Wimpey. 
Arg.  three  water  bougets  sa.    Anderton,  Elder- 
ton.         Ekrington.        Elrington,     Suffolk. 
Ilderton,   Y.       Ilderton,  Northumberland. 
Lilborne  or  Lilburne,  Thickley,  Pincherdon, 
co.  Durham.  Lilburne,  V*.  Sr.  de  Lyllburne, 
V.    Littleborne.    Olderdon,  co.  York.   Roos 
or  Rosse.    Sire  Johan  de  Eos,  N.    Sr.  George 
De  Ros,  0  ;  V. 
Arg.  three  buckets  sa.     Fallage.      Pemberton, 

St.  Alban's,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  three  water  bougets  sa.  hooped  or.  Fitz-Hugh. 
Arg.  three   buckets   sa.  hoops  and  handles  or. 

Pemberton,  co.  York. 
Az.  three  water  bougets  arg.  Rauf  de  KrRKETON.F. 
Etrton.  Roos  or  Eosse.  Eoos,  V.  And  with 
a  label  or.  Sire  William  de  Eos,  Zolton,  N. 
Az.  three  water  bougets  or.  Bowcher.  Bugg. 
Kirkton.  Eolfe,  lnglethorpe,  co.  York. 
M.  Eobert  le  Eoos,  S.  Boose  or  Eoos,  co. 
Gloucester;  co.  Nottingham;  and  Swinshead, 
co.  Stafford.  Eobert  Eoos  de  Ingmanthorp,  F. 
Eoos,  Tngmanthorp,  V,  Kirk  Dighton.co.  York. 
Monsire  de  Eos,  Ingmanthorp,  Y.  William 
de  Eos,  G;  J.  Sire  William  de  Eos,  Yngman- 
thorp.N.  Valange,  Lochend,  Scotland.  And 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Valange,  Possel, 
Scotland. 
Barry  of  four  gu.  and  arg.  three  water  bougets  of 

the  second.     Willoughby,  co.  Nottingham. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  in  chief  three  water 

bougets  gu.    Fleming,  co.  York. 
Erm.  three  water  bougets  gu.    Plompton.    M. 

John  le  Eoos,  S. 
Erm.  three  water  bougets  sa.      Sr.  James  Eoos, 

Godney,  V.  Sr.  James  le  Eoos,  S. 
Gu.  three  water  bougets  arg.  Ellerker.  Furfar. 
Eoss-Lewin,  Fortfergus,  co.  Clare,  in  Clondegad 
church,  1700.  De  Eos,  Barony  24  December 
1264,  quartering  Fitzgerald.  Eoos,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I.  Eoos  or  Eosse.  Eobert  de  Eoos,  A. 
William  de  Eoos,  B.    Eobert  de  Boss,  C.    Bo- 


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S  BOUGETS  cont. 

bert  de  Ros,  D  ;  E.  William  de  Ros,  G  ;  J  ; 
K;  N.  Le  Sire  le  Roos  et  de  Badlisinere,  S. 
Le  Sire  de  Roos  (or  Rosse),  T.  Le  Sire  Roos, 
Hamlake,  F,  befoi-e  1157  till  1508,  quartered  by 
Manners.  Lord  Roos  of  Beauvoire  and  Ham- 
lake,  V,  and  his  son  John  de  Rosse,  Bishop  of 
Carlisle  1325-32.  John  Ross,  Bishop  of  Exeter 
177S-92.  Monsire  de  Ros,  Seigneur  de  Din- 
lake,  Y.  Ross,  Dalton,  co.  Dumfries;  now 
represented  by  Ross,  Newport,  co.  Salop. 
And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Ross-Lewin, 
Ross  Hill,  quartering  Lewin.  But  with  a  label 
for  diff.  az.  Robert  son  of  William  de  Roos,  B. 
Robert  de  Ros,  E.  With  one  bouget  charged 
with  a  crescent.     M.  William  le  Roos,  S. 

Gu.  three  water  bougets  arg.  over  all  a  pastoral 
staff  in  pale  or.  Augustinian  Priory  at 
Kiekham  ;  and  at  Waetee,  co.  York. 

Gu.  three  water  bougets  in  pale  arg.  over  all  a 
cross  or.  Augustinian  Priory  at  Waetee,  co. 
York. 

Gu.  three  water  bougets  arg.  over  all  a  crosier  in 
pale  or.  Cistercian  Abbey  at  Revess,  Rievall, 
Rivee,  or  Riyaulx,  co.  York. 

Gu.  three  water  bougets  erm.  Thomas  Knovile, 
F.  Sr.  William  Roos,  Gedney,  co.  Notting- 
ham, V.  James  Roos,  F.  Roose  or  Roos,  co. 
Derby;  Boston,  co.  Lincoln  ;  Laxton,  co.  Not- 
tingham ;  and  Brighton,  Sussex.  William  de 
Ros,  E.  Robert  de  Ros,  N.  Monsire  James 
Ros,  Brighton,  Y. 

Gu.  three  water  bougets  or.  Elleekee  or 
Ellicae.  Sir  William  Roos,  Yolton,  V.  John 
Roos,  Fholton,  Y.  Rosse,  Yolton.  Monsire 
de  Ros,  Yolton,  Y. 

Gu.  three  water  bougets  and  over  all  a  pastoral 
staff  or.  Augustinian  Priory  at  Kiekham  ;  and 
at  Waetee,  co.  York. 

Or  three  water  bougets  az.  Hughe  de  Boues,  A, 
or  Bouts,  A,Harl.MS. C137.  Bucey.  Sr.  Hugh 
de  Bucy,  Filfelde,  V.  Bussy.  Flfehead. 
William  Fisheade,  F.  Roos  or  Rose,  Kil- 
ravock,  co.  Nairn.    Rose. 

Or  three  water  bougets  gu.  Roos,  V.  Suttee. 
Scotland. 

Or  three  water  bougets  sa.  Ildeeton,  co.  York. 
Paee.  Rolfe,  co.  York.  Thomas  Roos,  Ken- 
dalle,  F.  Roos  or  Rosse,  co.  Devon ;  and 
Kendal,  Westmoreland.  Robert  de  Roos, 
Werke,  B.  M.  Thomas  le  Roos,  S.  Ross. 
Ross,  Kendal,  V,  as  quartered  by  Catherine 
sixth  wife  of  Henry  VIII,  Z,  490.  And  with  a 
crescent  for  diff.    Roos  or  Ros. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  three  water  bougets  coun- 
terchanged.    Kitchen. 

Per  chev.  engr.  arg.  and  sa.  three  water  bougets 
counterchanged.    Floweedew  or  Floweedue. 

Or  three  water  bougets  and  a  crescent  sa.  John 
de  Roos,  Y. 

Sa.  three  dossers  arg.    Lilboene. 

Sa.  three  dossers  (wicker  baskets,  V*.)  with 
handles  arg.     Sr.  John  Littleboene,  V. 

Sa.  three  water  bougets  arg.  Sr  . . . .  de  Eldeeton, 
Northumberland,  V.  Eleington,  North- 
umberland. Eedington,  Northumberland. 
Ildeeton,  V.  Lilboene  or  Lilbuene.  M. 
John  Lilbouene,  S.  John  de  Lylebuene,  F. 
Wilton,  Somerset,  College  of  Heralds. 

3  BOUGETS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Chief 

Arg.  three  water  bougets  sa.  a  chief  of  the  last. 
Meek. 


3  BOUGETS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  three  water  bougets 
vert  on  a  chief  gu.  three  cups  of  the  first.  Tope. 
Boundle 
Gu.  three  water  bougets  or  in  chief  a  bezant. 
Walboene,  quartered  by  Lassells  of  Braken- 
borough,  co.  York,  W. 

3  BOUGETS  and  in  base 

Arg.  in  chief  three  water  bougets  sa.  and  in  base 
a  crescent  gu.    Stockoe. 

3  BOUGETS  betw.  or  within 

Bendlets 
Erm,  three  water  bougets  in  bend  sa.  betw.  two 

cotises  gu.    Huntington,  co.  Devon. 
Bordure 
Arg.  three  waterpots  covered  gu.  within  a  bordure 

sa.  bezanty.     Monbouchee. 
Az.  three  water  bougets  or  within  a  bordure  arg. 

goutty  de  poix.    Bugge.    Bugg,  V. 
Az.  three  water  bougets  or  within  a  bordure  erm. 

Beidges,   Goodnestone,   Kent;    Baronetcy  19 

April  1718,  quartering  Fowler,  Mildmay,  and 

Fitzwalter.    Bugge,  Harlow,  Essex. 
Or  three  water  bougets  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Roos  or  Rosse,  Cawton,  co.  York. 

3  BOUGETS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Or  three  water  bougets  in  pale  sa.  betw.  two 
roundles  gu.  a  chief  vert.  Boeadaxle 
Boeeadaile   or  Boeeodalle. 

4  BOUGETS 

Per  saltire  or  and  gu.  four  water  bougets  coun- 
terchanged.   Chappellen. 

Gu.  four  water  bougets  arg.  Sr.  William  de 
Beyane,  £f. 

BOW 

Arg.  a  rainbow  ppr.    Pont. 

Az.  a  bow  strung  in  fess  fretted  with  eight  arrows 
interlaced  in  bend  dexter  and  sinister  arg. 
headed  and  feathered  or  strung.  Town  of 
Sheffield. 

Az.  a  bow  and  arrow  partly  downwards  arg.  Madog 
Hyddgaeu. 

Az.  an  antique  bow  in  fess  and  arrow  in  pale  arg. 
Mullee. 

Az.  on  the  sinister  a  bow  erect  on  the  dexter  a 
quiver  erect  holding  three  arrows  or.  Molony, 
Kiltanon,  Grandhan,  and  Six  Mile  Bridge 
House,  co.  Clare;  quartering  gu.  two  griffins 
segreant  respecting  each  other,  and  grasping  a 
staff  erect,  all  arg. 

Erm.  a  cross-bow  bent  in  pale  gu.  Albaster 
Allebastee  or  Aeblastee,  co.  Stafford ;  and 
Essex.    Aebalestee,  V.    Aeblastee,  1730. 

BOW  betw.  or  within .... 
Arrows 
Gu.  (or  sa.)  a  sling  or  hand-bow  betw.  two  broad 
arrows  arg.    Cawaeden,  Cawarden,  co.  Chester ; 
and  Ridware,  co.  Stafford. 
Birds  ....  Cocks 
Arg.  a  crossbow  unbent  in  pale  sa.  betw.  three 
cocks  ....  crested  and  jelloped  gu.    Benjamin 
Hymnees,  1716. 

Moorcocks 

Erm.  a  crossbow  bent  point  downwards  betw. 
three  mooi-cocks  sa.  Highmoee,  Armathwaite, 
Cumberland,  temp.  Henry  IV. 


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BOW  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Birds  cont.  Moorcocks  cont. 
Erm.  a  crossbow  bent  betw.  three  moorcocks  sa. 
Hyghmoee,  Femethwayt,  Cumberland. 
....  Martlets 
Arg.  a  crossbow  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  Feelket. 

....  Cocks 
Arg.  a  crossbow  unbent  in  pale  sa.  betw.  four 

cocks  gu.     Homer,  V. 
Or  a  crossbow  sa.  betw.  four  cocks  gu.    Hymoe, 
Northumberland. 

Moorcocks 

Arg.   a   crossbow   pointed    upwards    betw.   four 
moorcocks    sa.    beaked     and    membered    gu. 
Highmoee,   Harby-brow,   Cumberland,   temp. 
Edward  IV ;  and  Strickland,  co.  Dorset. 
Estoiles 
Az.  a  rainbow  in  fess  ppr.  betw.  two  estoiles  in 
chief  and  the  sun  in  base  or.    Claeet. 
Head 
Sa.  a  crossbow  in  bend  betw.  two  pheons  arg. 

Caedon. 
Sa.  a  handbow  in  bend  betw.  two  pheons  arg. 
Caewaedine,  Carwardine,  co.  Hertford. 

2  BOWS 

Arg.  two  bows  one  within  the  other  in  saltire  gu. 

strung  or.    Bowman,  V*. 
Az.  two  bows  strung  in  saltire  or.      Godbold, 

Hatfield,  Essex ;  and  Westhall,  Suffolk. 
Az.  two  bows  bent  one  within  the  other  in  saltire 

strung  outward  the  dexter  surmounted  of  the 

sinister  or.     Godbow,  V. 
Az.  two  bows  bent  and  interlaced  in  saltire  or. 

Goodbow  and  Goodbowe. 
Az.  two  bows  in  saltire  or  stringed  sa.   Goodbow. 

2  BOWS  betw.  or  within 

Arrows 

Sa.  two  string-bows  endorsed  in  pale  or  garnished 
gu.  betw.  two  bundles  of  arrows  in  fess  three  in 
each  gold  barbed  and  beaded  arg.  tied  as  the 
third.    Benbow,  Newport,  co.  Salop. 

Vert  two  bows  in  full  bend  palewise  ppr.  stringed 
arg.  betw.  three  sheaves  of  arrows  two  in  chief 
and  one  in  base  as  the  second.    Bowee,  Scot- 
land. 
Chief 

Vert  two  bows  bent  palewise  in  fess  and  three 
arrows  conjoined  in  base  one  in  pale  and  two 
in  saltire  and  a  chief  embattled  all  arg.  Bovey, 
Wordon  Abbey,  co.  Bedford;  and  Stow,  co. 
Cambridge ;  granted  1712. 
Eoundles 

Gu.  two  longbows  bent  and  interlaced  in  saltire 
or  stringed  arg.  betw.  four  bezants  each  charged 
with  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  Rebow,  Colchester, 
Essex ;  granted  10  April,  1685 ;  quartering 
Slater. 

2  BOWS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Canton 

Gu.  two  longbows  bent  and  interlaced  in  saltire 

or  stringed  arg.  betw.  four  bezants  each  charged 

with  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  a  canton  of  the  second. 

Rebow. 

3  BOWS 

Arg.  three  crossbows Robaets,  London. 

Arg.    three    crossbows    gu.    the    iron-work    sa. 

Reade,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  three  crossbows  bent  in  each  an  arrow  arg. 

Sachevile. 


3  BOWS  cont. 

Az.  three  crossbows  bent  or  with  five  arrows 
diverse  to  each  arg.  Sachevyle,  V.  Sachevile, 
V*.    Sychevile,  V* . 

Erm.  three  bows  bent  gu.     Robert  de  Bowes,  X. 

Erm.  three  bows  strung  palewise  in  fess  gu.  Bowes, 
Bradley  Hall,  Durham ;  quartering  Trayne,  De 
la  Hay,  Dawden,  Conyers,  Fitz  Hugh,  Grey, 
Conyers,  and  Aske;  and  its  descendant  Bowes, 
Streatlam,  Durham,  the  heiress  m.  Lyon. 

Erm.  three  crossbows  gu.  Sichevile  or 
Syhevile. 

Erm.  three  crossbows  unbent  gu.  Sychevile, 
V*.    Sachevile,  V*. 

Erm.  three  longbows  erect  gu.  M.  William  dele 
Bowes,  S. 

Erm.  three  longbows  palewise  in  fess  gu.    Bows. 

Erm.  three  longbows  bent  palewise  in  fess  gu. 
Bowes,  Durham,  1716. 

Erm.  three  longbows  bent  palewise  in  fess  gu. 
stringed  to  the  sinister  sa.  Sr.  William  Bowes, 
V. 

Erm.  three  longbows  bent  in  pale  gu.    Bowes. 

Erm.  three  longbows  bent  in  pale  gu.  stringed  or. 
Bowes,  Durham  ;  and  co.  York. 

Erm.  three  crossbows  unbent  or.    Sychevyle,  V. 

Erm.  three  bows  ppr.    Bonys. 

Gu.  three  crossbows  unbent  arg.  the  triggers 
or.    Smith,  Codenham,  Kent,  W. 

Gu.  three  crossbows  unbent  arg.  the  stocks  or. 
Skynnee,  V. 

Gu.  three  crossbows  unbent  or.    Skynnee,  V*. 

Gu.  three  bows  ppr.  Billam;  descended  from 
John  de  Byllam,  Billam  and  Wales,  co.  York. 

Vert  three  bows  strung  arg.  Bovy,  co.  War- 
wick. 

3  BOWS  and  in  chief 

Arg.  three  crossbows  bent  each  loaded  with  a 
three  headed  bird-bolt  sa.  a  chief  vert.  Row- 
land Seaechfield,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1619-22. 

Az.   three   crossbows  stringed   arg.   a  chief  or. 
Rowland  Seaechfield,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1619- 
22. 
on  a  Chief. . . .  Bird 

Erm.  three  bows  bent  in  fess  gu.  stringed  sa.  on 
a  chief  az.  a  swan  ppr.  betw.  two  leopard's 
heads  or.    Bowes  or  Bows,  London. 

Erm.  three  bows  palewise  in  fess  gu.  stringed 
to  the  sinister  sa.  on  a  chief  (or  V*.)  az. 
a  swan  arg.  holding  a  gem  ring  in  the  beak 
betw.  two  leopard's  heads  ox*.  Sr.  Martin  Bowes, 
Alderman  of  London,  V. 

Erm.  three  bows  in  pale  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  swan 
arg.  holding  in  the  beak  a  dish  with  a  covered 
cup  in  it  betw.  two  leopard's  heads  or.  Bowes, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1515. 

3  BOWS  betw.  or  within.... 

Arg.  three  rainbows  ppr.  betw.  in  chief  two  stars 
gu.  and  in  base  a  galley  sa.  Pont,  Shyr's 
Mill,  Scotland. 

BOWSTBING 

Az.  a  bowstring  in  fess  fretted  with  eight  arrows 
interlaced  in  bend  dexter  and  sinister  arg. 
headed  and  feathered  or.    Town  of  Sheffield. 

BOY  see  Human  figure. 

BRACKETS 

Arg.  three  double  brackets  sa.  Biddell  Biddelle 
or  Biddle. 


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BREAK  see  Hempbreak 

BRANCH  Bee  Sprig      BRAND  see  Torch 

BRAY  see  Barnacle    BREAM  see  Fish 

BRICK-AXE  see  Implements 

BRICK-KILN  see  Kiln       BRIDGE  see  Building 

BRIDLE 

Arg.  a  bridle  or.    Bridled,  co.  Devon. 

2  BROACHES  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Gu.  two  broaches  in  saltire  arg.  betw.  as  many 
trundles  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass, 
gu.  Company  of  Embroiderers  at  Bristol  and 
at  Chester. 

BROAD-ARROW  see  Arrow  and  Pheon 

BROAD- AXE  see  Axe      BROCK  see  Badger 

BROCKET  see  Deer 

2  BROOMS 

Az.  two  besoms  in  saltire  or.    Borston. 

3  BUBBLES 

Az.  three  water-bubbles  ppr.    Aire. 

BUCK  see  Deer      BUCKET  see  BOUGET  &  Tub 

BUCKLE 

Arg.  a  round  buckle  gu.     Nail. 

Arg.  a    buckle    lozengewise   sa.     Hanley,    co. 

Devon. 
Arg.  a  lozenge  buckle  tongue  in  fess  sa.   Hockin. 
Gu.  a  fermail  or.     Newmarche. 

1  BUCKLE  betw.  or  within.... 

Garbs 

Az.  an  oval  buckle  betw.  three  garbs  -within  a 
bordure  or.     Cummlng. 
Heads 

Az.  a  buckle  or  betw.  in  chief  two  wolf's  heads 
and  in  base  an  escallop  arg.  Lumsden  or 
Lumsdon.  Cushnie,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  buckle  betw.  three  hoar's  heads  couped 
within  a  bordure  embattled  arg.    Ferguson. 

Az.  an  arming  buckle  arg.  betw.  three  boar's 
heads  or.  Ferguson,  Kilkerran,  co.  Ayr,  Baro- 
netcy 1703  ;  quartering  Dalrymple.  Ferguson, 
Londonderry,  Baronetcy  7  October  1801. 
Ferguson,  Bishop  Wearmouth,  co.  Durham. 

Az.  a  buckle  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
or  within  a  bordure  of  the  second.  Ferguson, 
Pitfour,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  buckle  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
or  within  a  bordure  ....  charged  with  four 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.    Ferguson,  London. 

Az.  a  buckle  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or. 
Gordon,  Banff,  Scotland. 

BUCKLE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Or  a  buckle  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  on  a  chief 
engr.  sa.  as  many  escallops  of  the  first. 
Graham,  Limekilns,  Scotland. 

BUCKLE  betw.  or  within.... 

and  in  base.... 

Or  in  chief  a  buckle  betw.  two  annulets  in  base  an 
eagle  displ.  az.  Carnegie,  Newgate,  Scot- 
land. 


2  BUCKLES  and  in  chief 

Sa.  two  round  buckles  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a 
demi  lion  gu.    Provost. 

3  BUCKLES 

Arg.  three  lozenge  buckles  tongues  in  fess  az. 
Firth. 

Arg.  three  lozenge  buckles  (mascle  buckles  pro- 
perly) gu.  Germingham,  Suffolk.  Jerningham, 
V*.  Jernegan  or  Jerningham,  Cossey,  Nor- 
folk ;  and  Somerleton,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  three  lozenge  buckles  tongues  fesswise.  gu. 
Stafford -Jerningham,  Baron  Stafford  17  June 
1824 ;  quartering  Stafford. 

Arg.  three  lozenge  buckles  tongues  fesswise  to 
the  sinister  gu.    Jernyngham,  V. 

Arg.  three  lozenge  buckles  in  bend  gu.  Barratt, 

Arg.  three  belt-buckles  sa.    Sapcott,  V*. 

Arg.  three  belt-buckles  tongues  in  chief  sa. 
Sapcot;  quartered  with  Sir  John  Sapcott,  V, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D.  10,  fo.  436. 

Arg.  three  roundL  buckles  tongues  to  the  dexter 
sa.    Robert  Malet,  E. 

Arg.  three  round  buckles  tongues  pendent  sa. 
Jawderill,  Cambridge  ;  Sutton,  Isle  of  Ely ; 
and  Stoughton,  co.  Huntingdon ;  granted  2 
July  1597. 

Az.  three  gard-buckles  arg.    Stukeley. 

Az.  three  buckles  or.    Sterling  or  Stirling. 

Az.  three  fermails  or.  Walter  de  Meinjohn 
(?  St.  John),  C.  Rede.  Rosselyne,  Norfolk. 
Sire  William  Rosselyn,  N. 

Az.  three  buckles  tongues  in  chief  or.    Stirling. 

Az.  three  lozenge  buckles   tongues  in  fess  or. 

COMYNS. 

Az.  three  round  buckles  or.  Brampton.  Ramtille. 
Az.  three  round  buckles  tongues  to  the  dexter 

or.    Graville,  V. 
Az.     three     round     (square,    Brampton,     V*. 

Remevtlle,    V*.)    buckles    tongues    to    the 

sinister  or.    Bramton,  V.    Remevyle,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  three  buckles  in  chief 

gu.    Ralf  de  Cotone,  Y. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  three  round  buckles 

tongues  to  the  dexter  gu.  Raf  de  Cotun.  Raph 

Coton,  X. 
Barry  of  six  (another  of  nine)'  arg.  and  az.  three 

round  buckles  tongues  to  the  dexter  gu.    Sr. 

Robert  fitz  Rafe,  L. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  in  chief  three  buckles  of 

the  second.    Fitz-Ralph. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  az.  over  all  three  round 

buckles  tongues  to  th6  dexter  gu.    William  le 

fitz  Raf,  F. 
Erm.  three  lozenge  buckles  tongues  in  fess  az. 

Brumkerd. 
Ermines  three  round  buckles  tongues  pendent 

arg.    Jaudrill.    And  with  a  3-foil  slipped  for 

diff.  or.    Jodrell,  Duffield,  co.  Derby;  granted 

10  July  1707. 
Gu.  three  buckles    arg.      Haddeley,  Ireland. 

Monsire  Rocelyn,  Y.    Thomas  Rosseline,  Y. 

Sire  Peres  Rosselyn,  N. 
Gu.  three  buckles  lozengy  arg.     Rocheline. 
Gu.  three  round  buckles  arg.    Hadley,  V*,  Ire- 
land; and  co.  Somerset. 
Gu.  three  round  buckles  tongues   to  the  chief 

arg.      Hadley,    Ireland,   V.      Rosseline   or 

Rosselyne,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  three  round  buckles  tongues  to  the  dexter 

arg.     Sr.   Thomas  Rosselyn,  Norfolk,  temp. 

Edward  I,  V.    Thomas  Rocelin  or  Roceline, 

E. 


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AN  OEDINAEY  OF 


BUCKLES  cont. 
Gu.  three  round  buckles  tongues  to  the  sinister 

side  arg.     Hadley,  Ireland,  V. 
Gu.  three  square  buckles  arg.     Eosselyn,  V*. 
Gu.  three  square  buckles  arg.  tongues  to  the  dex- 
ter or.    Hadley,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 
Gu.  three  buckles  or.    Croe,  Croestoun,   Scot- 
land.    Geavell  or   Gravill.     Malet,  1355. 
John  Sapy,  X,  Y. 
Gu.  three  round  buckles  or.    Grenill.   Gunton, 

co.  Northampton.     Mallet. 
Gu  three  round  buckles  tongues  to  the  dexter  or. 

Sr.  John  Sapy,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.    Graville, 

France,  V.    John  Males,  A.  m  m 

Gu.  three  round  buckles  tongues  to  the  sinister 

or.    Gonton,  V.  . 

Gu.   three  round  buckles   tongues  in   pale   or. 

Sapy  or  Sapye. 
Gu  crusily  and  three  round  buckles  or.  Eoseline. 
Gu'.  semy  of  3-foils  and  three  round  buckles  or. 

Wettyn  or  Wettyng. 
Gu.  three  square  buckles  or.     S>py,  V*. 
Or  three  lozenge  buckles  az.    Allingham. 
Or  three  buckles  gu.    Wettyn. 
Quarterly  or  and  az.  three  buckles  gu.   Bradley. 
Sa.  three  buckles   arg.     Jauderell.    Jodrell, 

Yeardsley,  and  Taxal,  co  Chester. 
Sa  three  oval  buckles  fesswise  two  and  one  arg. 

Marten,  Marshals  Wick,  co.  Hertford;   and 

London ;  descended  from  Marten,  Eowsham, 

1550. 
Sa.  three  round  buckles  tongues   pendent  arg. 

Jandrell.  Jaodrell,  V*.  Jaudrell,  V.   And 

with  a  3-foil  slipped  or.      Jodrell,  Duffield, 

co.  Derby. 
Sa.  three  round  buckles  tongues  to  the  dexter 

arg.    Eobert  Malet,  A. 
Sa.  three  buckles  arg.  garnished  or.     Martyn, co. 

Berks. 
Sa.  three  buckles  or.    Bunceill. 
Sa.  three  round  buckles  or.    Mallet. 

3  BUCKLES  and  in  chief 

Sa.  three  round  buckles  or  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  a  demi  lion  ramp.  gu.    Provost. 


3  BUCKLES  and  in  base 

Sa.  in  chief  three  round  buckles  arg.  in  base  a 
talbot  pass  or.    Carter,  co.  York. 

3  BUCKLES  between  or  within 

Bordure 

Gu.  semy  of  3-foils  slipped  or  three  buckles  of 
the  last  within  a  bordure  compony  gold  and  az. 
Wettyn  or  Wettyng. 

Gu.  three  round  (square,  V*)  buckles  betw.  nine 

crosses  croslet  three  three  two  and  one  arg. 

Eoscelyn,  V.    Eosselyn,  V*. 
Gu.  three  buckles  lozengewise  betw.  nine  crosses 

croslet  fitcby  or.    Eosselyne  or  Eoscelyne. 
3-Eoils 
Gu.  three  buckles  in  fess  betw.  nine  3  foils  slipped 

or.    Wettyn,  Tournay. 

4  BUCKLES 

Quarterly     gu.    arid    vert     four     buckles     or. 
Branston. 

BUCKLER  see  Target       BUFFALO  see  Ox 

BUGLEHORN  see  Horn 


BUILDING 

(except  Castle  including  Tower) 
. . . .  a  bridge  consisting  of  one  large  arch  and 
two  demi  arches  thrown  over  a  river  on  the 
river  a  single-masted  vessel  one  half  of  which 
appears  to  have  passed  through  the  bridge  but 
with  the  mast  and  round  top  on  the  other  side 
....     Town  of  Bldeford. 

from  the  door  of  a  church  a  stag  issuant 
towards  a  grove  of  trees  ppr.    Eey  d'lRLANDE. 
....  a  windmill  ....     Mills. 
Arg.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  brick-kiln  of  four 
stories  gu.  flamant  and  fumant  on  the  second 
and  top  stories  ppr.    Beickill. 
Arg  a  bridge  of  three  arches  masonry  gu.  water 
az.  on  the  bridge  a  flag  or.    Trowbridge,  V*. 
Trowbrige,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Arg.  a  bridge  of  three  arches  in  fess  gu.  masoned 
sa.  the  streams  transfluent  ppr.  a  fane  of  the 
first.      Trowbridge,    quartered   by  Halhday. 
Arg.  an  arch  of  a  bridge  extended  and  triple- 
towered  gu.  in  base  water  with  three  ships 
therein  all  ppr.    Bridgewater. 
Arg  on  a.  mount  in  base  vert  an  antique  temple 
of  three  stones  each  embattled  from  the  second 
battlement  two  steeples  and  from  the  top  one 
each  ending  in  a  cross  sa.  Templar  or  Templer. 
Arg.  out  of  a  well  gu.  an  oak-tree  vert.  Wellwood, 

Garvock,  co.  Fife. 
Az.  a   bridge   of   two   arches    arg.     Fount    or 

Point,  V*. 
Az.  a  covered  bridge  of  three  arches  throughout 

arg.    James  Poynt,  V. 
Az.  in  base  water  vert,  thereon  a  bridge  of  three 
arches  arg.  on  the  centre  a  turret  of  the  last 
nagged  gu.    Vinicombe.  ,.      .    „ 

Az.  a  church  arg.  St.  Giles  standing  in  the  porch 
in  a  pastoral  habit  ppr.  mitred  and  in  his  dex- 
ter hand  holding  a  passion  cross  the  sinister 
hand  holding  a  book  ppr.     See  of  Murray. 
Az.  a  temple  arg.  St.  Michael  standing  in  the  porch 
vested  and  mitred  ppr.  his  dexter  hand  elevated 
to   heaven   praying  over  three   children  in  a 
boiling  cauldron  of  the  first  in  his  sinister  hand 
a  crosier  or.    See  of  Aberdeen. 
Az.  a  temple  or.    Temple,  Eevelrig,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  wall  extended  in  fess  arched  inarched  on 
the  top  a  tower  embattled  with  a  round  roof 
betw.    two     other     turrets     of     the    same. 
Bridgmoee. 
Gu.  a  bridge  of  one  arch  arg.  masoned  sa.  with 

streams  transfluent  ppr.    Bridge,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  bridge  of  three  arches  in  fess  gu.  ma- 
soned sa.  as  many  streams  transfluent  ppr.  a 
tower    of   the  second    thereon    a    fane    arg. 
Trowbridge,  Modbury,  co.  Devon. 
Or  on   a  mount  vert  a  windmill  sa.    William 

Sampson,  V.  . 

Per  pale  sa.  and  az.  a  windmill  or.  Walter 
Lepull,  Gillingham  Church,  co.  Dorset  (in  a 
later  hand  than),  V. 
Sa.  a  gateway  betw.  two  towers  arg.  standing  on 
the  upper  part  of  a  base  barry  of  four  as  the 
second  and  az.  Eichard  Eawson,  Alderman  of 
London  1746,  IF. 

BUILDING  and  in  chief 

Beast 
....  a  gateway  embattled  and  wall  flanked  by 
two  towers  issuing  from  the  base  and  out  of 
the  top  of  the  embattled  gate  a  demi-lion  hold- 
ing in  the  dexter  paw  a  sword  point  downwards 
M'Lean,  Dundee. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


351 


BUILDING  and  in  chief cont.- 

Bird 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  the  perspective  of  an  an- 
tique temple  arg.  on  the  pinnacle  and  exterior 
battlements  a  cross  or  in  the  first  quarter  an 
eagle  displ.  in  the  second  a  stag  trippant  re- 
guard,  of  the  last.     Templer,  Stover  Lodge, 
co.  Devon. 
Arg.  over  water  ppr.  a  bridge  of  five  arches  tur- 
reted  gu.  in  chief  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  Lethbridge, 
Sandhill   Park,  co.   Somerset;    Baronetcy  15 
June  1804,  quartering  Periam,  Buckler,   and 
Giffard. 
on  a  Canton 
Or  over  water  in  base  on  a  bridge  of  three  arches 
in  fes's  embattled  a  tower  ppr.  thereon  hoisted 
a  broad  pendent  flying  towards  the  sinister  a 
canton    az.    charged    with    two    keys   in    sal- 
tire  wards  upwards  gold.    Trowbridge,  Ply- 
mouth,  co.  Devon ;    Baronetcy   30  November 
1799. 
on  a  Chief 
Or  a  (dyke  or)  wall  fesswise  broken  down  in 
some  places  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops 
of   the  first  in  base  a  rose  as  the  second. 
Graham,  Inchbrakie,  Scotland. 
Or  a  wall  fesswise  masoned  ppr.  the  top  broken 
on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first  in  base 
a  rose  gu.     Gr.eme,  Aldbury  Court  House,  Sta- 
pleton  ;  quartering  Jones. 
Escucheon 
Az.  a  bridge  of  three  arches  double  embattled 
arg.  standing  in  the  sea  ppr.  in  chief  an  escu- 
cheon per  fess  or  and  gu.  on  the  first  three 
chev.  gu.  on  the  second  three  lions  pass,  guard, 
in    pale    of   the    first.        United    Towns    of 
Weymouth  and  Melcombe  Regis. 
Estoiles 
Gu.  on  a  bridge  of  Gothic  work  in  base  over  a 
river  ppr.  a  castle  surmounted  by  two  others 
placed  pyramidically  and  embattled  on   each 
side  a  domed  tower  surmounted  with  a  ball  the 
grand   entrance   portcullised   at  the   top   and 
against  the  door  a  man's  head  couped  close  .... 
in  chief  on  the  dexter  side  an  estoile  on  the  sinis- 
ter a  fleur-de-lis  ....     Town  of  Briegewater, 
co.  Somerset ;  seal. 
Human  figure 
....  a  shrine  of  Gothic  work  over  it  an  angel 
holding  an   escucheon   gu.  three    lions  pass. 
"  guard,  in  pale  or.     Borough  of  Wilton,  co. 
Wilts ;  seal. 
Ships 
Az.  on  a  mount  vert  the  Royal  Exchange  ppr. 
adorned  and  embellished  or  in  chief  two  ships 
the  dexter  under  sail  hulk  of  the   last   mast 
sail  and  rigging  as  the  third  the  sinister  ship 
riding  at  anchor  sails  furled  blazoned  like  the 
dexter  all  ppr.      Royal  Exchange  Assurance 
Company. 
Sun 
Vert  a  college  (or  edifice)  arg.  masoned  ppr.  in 
chief  the  rising  sun  or  the  hemisphere  of  the 
third.    Virginia  College. 

BUILDING  and  in  base 

Trench 
Vert  a  portcullised  gate  in  the  curtain  betw.  two 
spired  towers  and  part  of  a  town  wall  in  base  a 
winding  trench  arg.  Richard  Hensley,  Cap- 
tain of  Pioneers  at  the  siege  of  Kinsale; 
granted  26  April  1602  ;  Harl.  MS.  1441. 


BUILDING  and  in  base ....  cont. 

Woolpack 
....   the  castle   church   and   town   of  Tiverton 
with  Lowman's  and  Exe  bridges  beneath  them 
a  woolpack  ....     Town  of  Tiverton  ;  seal. 

BUILDING  betw.  or  within 

Escallops 
Per  fess  arg.  and  vert  a  chapel  of  the  first  roofed 
gu.  betw.  four  escallop  shells  counterchanged. 
Chapell    or    Chappell,  co.   Cambridge ;   and 
Gamlingay,  co.  Huntingdon;  Co tt.  MS.  Julius 
F  viii,  fo. 
Monsters 
Az.  a  bridge  of  three  arches  embattled  at  top  in 
fess  arg.  masoned  sa.  betw.  three  sea  lions  pass, 
or.    Bridgen,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1764. 
Wings 
Az.  a  pillar  (or  column)  erect  betw.  two  angel's 
wings  elevated  or.    Awborn. 

BUILDING  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief.... 
on  a  Chief 
Or  a  (dyke  or)  wall  fesswise  broken  in   some 
places  az.  a  bordure  and  in  base  a  rose  gu.  on 
a  chief  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Graham, 
Drynie,  Scotland. 
Sun 
....  a  church  with  a  spire  at  the  dexter  end  of 
the  church  three  ears  of  corn  on  one  stalk  at 
the  sinister  end  a  saltire  ....  on  the  dexter 
chief  the  sun  in  splendour  on  the  sinister  a 
crescent.    Town  of  Ashburton,  co.  Devon. 

On  1  BUILDING 

....  on  the  centre  of  a  bridge  of  two  arches 
the  dexter  end  in  perspective  showing  the  pas- 
sage over  a  river  at  the  sinister  end  a  tree  issu- 
ing from  the  base  against  the  bridge  ....  an 
escucheon  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  within  a  bordure 
sa.  bezanty.     Town  of  Grampound,  Cornwall. 

3  BUILDINGS 

Az.  three  wells  arg.    Hodsoll. 

Gu.  three  bridges  of  as  many  arches  ....    Craig, 

Ireland. 
Gu.  three  porches  of  churches  with  double  doors 

expanded     (some     say     three     ports)     arg. 

Lesington,  V.    Lessington,  V*. 
Gu.  three  pair  of  arches  two  and  one  arg.     Mon- 

syer  William  Arches,  T,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Gu.  three  arches  two  in  chief  and  one  double  in 

base  arg.  the  imposts  or.    Arches,  V. 
Gu.  three  arches  conjoined  in  fess  arg.  caps  and 

bases  or.    M.  William  Arches,  T,  Ashmol.  MS. 

1120,  fo.  175. 
Gu.  three  door-arches  arg.  capitals  and  pedestals 

or   (another,  the    arches    or).     Arches,  co. 

Devon. 
Gu.  three  arches  arg.  masoned  two  and  one  sa. 

Arches. 
Gu.  three  spires  arg.    Dackum. 
Gu.  three  church  spires  arg.  on  each  a  ball  and 

cross  croslet  fitchy  or.    Dakeham,  V. 
Gu.  three  square  wells  arg.  water  az.  Hodiswell, 

V. 
Gu.  three  wells  arg.  masoned  sa.    Hadiswell. 
Gu.  three  door-arches  or.    Arches,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  three  single  arches  or.    Archer.    Arches, 

Cotton  MS.  Julius  F  viii,  fo.  7. 
Gu.  three  arches  two  single  and  one  double  in 

base  or.    Arches,  V*. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


'3  BUILDINGS  cont. 

Sa.  three  dove  houses  arg.  Sr.  John  Sapcott, 
co.  Northampton,  V.  Sapcotes,  Cornwall ;  co. 
Hertford  ;  and  co.  Lincoln.  Sapcote,  Elton,  co. 
Huntingdon,  Cotton  MS.  Julius  F  viii,  fo.  7. 

Sa.  three  round  wells  arg.     William  Boxton,  V. 

3  BUILDINGS  and  in  chief 

Per  fess  arg.  and  vert  in  base  three  wells  two  and 
one  masoned  in  chief  a  tree  issuant  from  the 
fess  line  ppr.     City  of  Wells,  co.  Somerset. 

3  BUILDINGS  and  in  base 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  in  chief  three  cold  wells  or 
fountains  ppr.  in  base  a  hart's  head  couped  or. 
Caldwell,  Glasgow. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  vert  in  chief  three  cold  wells  or 
fountains  ppr.  in  base  a  stag's  head  couped  arg. 
Caldwell,  Linley  Wood,  co.  Stafford,  quarter- 
ing Stamford. 

BULL  see  Ox 

2  BUNDLES  OF  REEDS 

Arg.  two  bundles  of  reeds  in  fess  vert.  Janssen 
de  Heez,  Wimbledon,  Surrey ;  Baronetcy  11 
March  1714,  extinct  8  April  1777;  quartering 
per  fess  or  and  az.  two  swans  close  on  the  fess 
line  ppr.,  with  per  fess  or  and  az.  a  swan  on 
the  fess  line  ppr.,  and  arg.  a  bundle  of  reeds 
vert. 

Arg.  two  bundles  of  reeds  in  fess  palewise  vert. 
Janson. 

BUNDLE  of  SILK  see  Hank  and  Knot 

3  BURLING  IRONS 

Gu.     three     burling      irons     arg.         Burler. 

BuRLINGER. 

BUSH  see  Tree        BUTTERFLY  see  Insect 
3  BUTTRICES 

Arg.  three  buttrices  or  (1  paring  knives)  farriers' 

implements  in  fess  sa.    Bruttris. 
Az.  three   buttrices  handles  erect  in   fess   arg. 

Butteisch. 


CADUCEUS  see  Staff 

3  CAKES 

Era.  three  cakes  of  copper  ppr.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 
chamber  or.  Chameers,  London ;  granted  1723. 

CALF  see  Ox 
3  CALTRAPS 

Arg.  three  caltraps  ....      Toogood,  Sherborne, 

co.  Dorset. 
Arg.  three  caltraps  sa.      Trap,  co.  Gloucester, 

1716.    Trapps,  London.    Trogood,  Sherborne, 

co.  Dorset. 
Gu.  three  (?  caltraps)  arg.    Henry  Belwood,  V. 
Or  three  caltraps  gu.    Horseman  ;  granted  ]  590. 

3  CALTRAPS  and  in  chief 

Or  three  caltraps  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second. 
Devie,  Guernsey,  1612.  De  Vic,  Guernsey, 
1730.  " 


CAMEL  see  Beast  CAMELION  see  Reptile 

2  CANDLESTICKS 

Az.  two  candlesticks  (called  chalices  in  W.)  in 
fess  or.    E  me  rle. 

2  CANDLESTICKS  and  in  base. . . . 

Arg.  in  chief  two  candlesticks  sa.  in  base  a  mul- 
let gu.     Kyle,  Scotland. 

3  CANDLESTICKS 

Or  three  candlesticks  sa.     Kyle,  Scotland. 

3  CANDLESTICKS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Erm.  three  candlesticks  each  enfiled  with  a 
wreath  of  laurel  or  in  chief  a  mural  crown  gu. 
therefrom  pendent  by  a  blue  ribbon  a  repre- 
sentation of  a  medal.    Torrens. 

3  CANDLESTICKS  betw.  or  within.... 

Or  three  candlesticks  sa.  within  a  bordure  arg. 
Kyle. 

CANNON  see  Gun 

CANTON  see  also  Quarter 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  a  canton  of  the  first.  Hanley,  co. 
Devon. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  a  canton  az.  Ireby,  Ireby,  Cum- 
berland. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  a  canton  az.  Middleton,  impaling 
arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  .... 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  a  canton  erm.    Heway.   Hughes. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Marchington,  V. 
Noel,  Newbold.    Vernon. 

Arg.  a  canton  gu.  Clare,  V;  attributed  to  Clare, 
Z,  222.  John  Moyre,  V.  Poincey,  Chester, 
Harl.  MS.  1078,  fo.  24. 

Arg.  a  canton  and  bend  gu.    Keryell. 

Arg.  a  canton  gu.  over  all  a  bend  sa.    Du  Bois. 

Arg.  fretty  and  a  canton  gu.  Heway,  co.  Devon. 
Sr.  de  Hewya,  V.    Sr.  Thomas  Quitrige,  V. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  a  canton  gu.    Delariver,  V* 
Delaryver,  V.     Markaunt,  V.    M.  Richard 
Vernon,  S.    Vernon,  London.    Vernoyle. 

Arg.  a  canton  sa.  Averam,  Harl.  MS.  1078,  fo 
24.  Sr.  Thomas  Sutton,  Averam,  co.  Notting- 
ham, V.  Sutton,  Baron  Lexington  of  Aram 
21  November  1645,  extinct  1723.  Sutton. 
Sutton,  Norwood  Park,  co.  Nottingham  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 25  September  1772,  quartering  Lexing- 
ton. Oliver  Sutton,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1280- 
99.  Sutton,  co.  Wilts;  and  Ross  Way, 
near  Great  Berkhamsted,  co.  Hertford ;  da- 
scended  from  Sutton,  Lexington.  Sutton, 
Kelham  Hall,  near  Newark,  co.  Nottingham, 
quartering  Manners.  Charles  Manners  Sutton, 
Bishop  of  Norwich  1792,  Archbishop  of  Canter- 
bury 1805-28,  quartering  Manners.  Sutton, 
Baron  Bottesford  and  Viscount  Canterbury, 
1835,  quartering  Manners. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  a  canton  sa.    Ireby. 

Arg.  fretty  and  a  canton  sa.  Earby.  Erly. 
Middleton,  V*.  Middleton,  co.  Cambridge ; 
and  Stockeld,  co.  York.  Midelton,  Stokeld, 
co.  York ;  the  heiress  m.  Haggerston. 
Midelton,  V.  Natovtllet  or  Natvtllet. 
Radford,  Irby. 

Arg.  a  canton  in  base  vert.    Brucherley. 

Az.  fretty  or  a  canton  arg.    Willeley. 

Az.  a  canton  erm.    Symonds. 

Az.  fretty  or  a  canton  erm.    Willeley,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  fretty  arg.  a  canton  gu.     St.  Leger,  V*. 

Az.  fretty  arg.  a  canton  or.     St.  Leger,  V*. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


353 


CANTON  cont. 
Az.    fretty    and    a    canton    or.      Willeigh   or 

WlLLELEY. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the  last 

over    all    a    bend   az.      Copland.      Sir  John 

Coupland,  V. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and   gu.  a  canton   as  the  last 

over  all  a  bend  sa.  Copland,  Boston,  co.  Lin- 
coln.    Sire  Joban  du  Boys,  N.     Boys,  Hoston, 

Norfolk. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as   the  last 

over  all  a  bendlet  sa.     M.  Roger  le  Boys,  S. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the  last  over 

all  a  bend  sa.     Coupland. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  as  the 

first.     Kebell  or  Keble,  Suffolk. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  erra.    Apesley 

Apsley  or  Aspele,  Apesly,  Suffolk.      Apseley, 

V*.    Apselley,  V.    Apsley,   V.      Aspele,  V. 

Aspley,   F*.     Gosell  or  Goushill,  Suffolk. 

Goushill,  Norfolk,  V.     Marshall. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the  second 

over  all   a   bend   sa.       Boys,   Coningsby,   co. 

York;    and  Rollesby,  Norfolk. 
Barry  engrailed  of  six  arg.  aud  gu.  a  canton  as 

the  last.     Maidenhach;  quartered  by  Holte. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the 

second.    Bassett,  co.  Leicester. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Marshall, 

co.    Nottingham  ;     and     Picking,     co.    York. 

Waldesheff  or  Waldsheff. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  erm. 

Keybell. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  eanton   erm. 

Kebell,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  gu.  Woodward. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  gu. 

Brockesby  or  Brokesby,  Melton  Mowbray,  co. 

Leicester.     H.  Bassett  (but  1)   E.     Folvile, 

Kersby,  co.  Durham. 
Barry  wavy   of   six  arg.   and   sa.  a  canton   gu. 

Brooksby.      H.  Basset  (but?)  E.     Filioll. 

Keble   or  Kebyll.     Keybell. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  per  pale  (or 

and  arg.  another)  or  and  sa.    Belsted. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  quarterly  or 

and  arg.    Belsted,  Norfolk,  V. 
Barry  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  a  canton  arg.     Husey. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  canton  erm.  Walshe. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  canton  arg.    Holme,  co. 

Lancaster. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.    Gawsell, 

Wallington,  and  Wiggenhall  St.  Mary's,  Nor- 
folk. Gosell  or  Goushill,  Wallington,  Nor- 
folk.    Gousell  or  Goussell.     Goushill,  V. 

M.  Philip  Spencer,  S.    Sir  Philip  Spenser,  V. 

Spencer  or  Despencer,  co.   York;    and    co. 

Nottingham. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.    Goushill, 

V.  M.Nicoll  Goushull,  S.  And  with  a  label  of 

three  points  az.     M.  Nicoll  his  son,  S. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm. 

Lovell,  co.  Buckingham,  V. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  canton  erm.   Marshall. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  or   and  sa.  a  canton  erm. 

Kebell,  V. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  canton  gu.    Woodward. 
Barry   of    seven   arg.   and   gu.  a    canton    erm. 

Apeele.    Apesley,  Surrey  ;  and  Sussex.    John 

ASPELLE,  V.      MOLTON.      MoTTON. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  sa.  Etone. 
Barry  of  seven    arg.    and    sa.    a    canton    erm. 
Marshall,  Fiskerton,  co.  Lincoln. 


CANTON  cont. 

Barry  nebuly  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  gu. 

Keble,  West  Creting,  Old  Newton ;  and  Stow- 

market,  Suffolk. 
Barry  wavy  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  erm. 

Kebyll. 
Barry  of  seven   gu.    and    a^g.    a    canton    erm. 

Walshe,  V. 
Barry    of    seven    gu.    and    arg.    a    canton    or. 

Marshall,  Abbot's  Anne,  co.  Hants. 
Barry  nebuly  of  seven  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm. 

Lovell,  V*. 
Barry  nebuly  of  seven  or  and  sa.  a  canton  gu. 

Folville,  co.  Leicester. 
Barry  of  seven  sa.  and  arg.  a  canton  as  the  last. 

Burton,  Lindley,  co.  Leicester.    Haughton. 

Marshall,  co.  Hants.    Rothington,  V. 
Barry    of    seven    sa.    and     arg.    a     canton    or. 

Marshall,  Tidesmarch,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  Ab- 
bot's Anne,  co.  Hants,  Harl.  MS.  1544,  fo.  94. 
Barry  of  seven  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  with  gu.  a  can- 
ton erm.    Aspley. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  sa.    Ecton. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  as  the  first. 

Belside. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  per  pale  or 

and  as  the  first.  Belstede,  V.  Bellstide,  V*. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  canton  arg.  Holme. 
Barry  nebuly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm. 

Lovell,  V*. 
Barry  of  eight  (another,  nine)  or  and  sa.  a  canton 

arg.   Tallant. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the  same. 

Paunton,  V*. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the  second. 

Paoton.    Paunton,  V. 
Barry  often  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Marshall, 

co.  Derby. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  gu.    Tenby. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  per  pale  or 

and  as  the  first.    Belsted,  V. 
Barry  of  ten  gu.  and  arg.  a  canton  as  the  second. 

Fitz  Osborne. 
Barry   of   eleven    gu.    and    sa.   a    canton   erm. 

Fitz  Osborne. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the  last. 

Cowffold,  V. 
Barry  of  thirteen  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the 

last.    James  de  Pantone,  F. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  as  the 

last.    Cowfold.    Cowffold,  V*. 
Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  Fitz-Otes. 
Bendy    of    six    arg.    and    sa.    a    canton    erm. 

Bishopton,  co.  Warwick. 
Bendy  of  six  az.  and  or  a  canton  arg.  Fitz-Otes. 
Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.    Spencer. 

Fitz-Otes.     M.  Hue  le  Fitz-Othes,  D.    Hue 

le  Fitz-Hostes,E,  or  Hothes.E,  Harl.  MS.6137. 
Bendy    of    ten     or    and     az.     a    canton     erm. 

Bischopsden,  Ashmol.  MS.  Wood,F,  33,  fo.  91. 
Bendy  of  ten  or  and  az.  a  canton  gu.     Henry  de 

Estokes,  F.     Henry  de  Stoke,  E. 
Bendy  paly  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  erm.    Shirley 

or  Shurley,  Isfield,  Sussex. 
Bendy  paly  az.  and  or  a  canton   erm.      Buck, 

Rochester. 
Bendy  gu.  and  or  a  canton  erm.    Bassett. 
Bendy  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.     Sire  Johan  de 

Bysscoptone,  N. 
Bendy  paly  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.     Buck, 

Hamby   Grange,   co.   Lincoln;    Baronetcy  22 

December  1660  extinct  7  June  1782  ;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Isted  and  Englefield. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


CANTON  cont. 

Bendy  paly  or  and  gu.  a  canton  az.    Dolphine. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.      Raynes,  co. 
Buckingham. 

Chequy  ....  and  ....  a  canton  erm.  Thomas 
and  John  Reynes,  Upton  Escudamore,  seal, 
141C. 

Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Caymesle,  V. 
Caymesley. 

Chequy  gu.  and  or  a  canton  erm.     Reymes,  V*. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  De  Dreux. 
Richmond,  Scotland. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  arg.    Fleet,  Kent. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  sinister  canton  arg.  Flete, 
V.    Sleech,  Sussex.     Sleeoh,  Windsor. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  Reynes,  co. 
Buckingham  ;  and  Kent.  M.  John  Reynes, 
S.    M.  Thomas  Reynes,  S. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  over  all  a  bend 
az.     Reynes,  Kent;  and  co.  Huntingdon. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  over  all  a  bend 
of  the  second.     Reynes,  Kent;  and  co.  Hunts. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  over  all  on  a 
bend  az.  a  griffin's  head  erased  betw.  two  fal- 
cons arg.     Haynes  or  Heynes,  Surrey. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm:  over  all  on  a 
bend  az.  a  griffin's  head  erased  of  the  first 
betw.  two  eagles  close  arg.  Raynes,  Blarwood, 
Kent;  Hampstead,  Middlesex;  and  Cony- 
borough,  Sussex. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  over  all  on  a 
bend  az.  a  griffin's  head  erased  betw.  two  birds 
of  the  first.     Reynes,  Lewes,  Sussex. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  of  the  second. 
Gifford. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Hoode. 

Erm.  a  canton  gu.  Bassett,co.  Somerset.  Sutton. 

Erm.  a  canton  sa de  Suton,  F.      Jamis 

or  Janus  de   Sutton,  the  son,   E.    Sutton, 
Ireland. 

Ermines  a  canton  erm.    Dannett,  London. 

Fusily  erm.  and  sa.  a  canton  gu.  Patten,  Bank 
Hall,  co.  Lancaster,  quartering  Peake  and 
Bold;  descended  through  Patten,  Patten 
Lane,  Warrington,  quartering  Drinkwater; 
from  Richard  Patten,  Boston,  co.  Derby,  a 
brother  with  John  Patten,  Dean  of  Chichester, 
of  William  Patten,  alias  Waynflete,  Bishop 
of  Winchester,  descendants  of  Patten,  Wayn- 
flete, co.  Lincoln,  1376,  quartering  Westing- 
croft  ;  directly  descended  from  Patten,  Patine, 
near  Chelmsford,  quartering  Dagenham,  a 
heiress  m.  Churchstyle. 

Fusily  erm.  and  sa.  a  canton  or.    Waynflete. 

Gu.  a  canton  arg.  Blencowe,  Marston  St.  Law- 
rence, co.  Northampton,  temp.  Henry  VI,  quar- 
teringWaleston.  BLiNCO,co.Warwick,TF.  Bloys. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  a  canton  of  the  second.  Harris, 
'Cornwall.  Hewes,  V*.  Hewis  or  Hrwis, 
Stowford,  co.  Devon;  the  heiress  m.  Hawley. 
Hewish,  Cornwall.  Sire  Richard  Hewys,  N. 
Sr de  Hewys,  Cornwall,  V. 

Gu.  fretty  or  a  canton  arg.    Novelle  or  Nowell, 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  a  canton  az.    Anstavill. 

Gu.  bezanty  a  canton  erm.  Davers.  Sire  Wil- 
liam La  Souche,  N.  Monsire  John  Souche, 
quartering  arg.  on  a  fess  dancetty  sa.  three 
(another  seven)  bezants,  T.  Zouch,  Collinson, 
Somerset,  h,  437 ;  iii,  34.  Baron  Zouch,  U. 
Le  Sr.  de  Zouch,  T.  Sr.  Roger  La  Zouche, 
co.  Leicester,  V. 

Gu.  bezanty  and  a  canton  indented  in  the  bottom 
erm.     Sr.  William  la  Zouche,  R. 


CANTON  cont. 

Gu.  a  canton  or  over  all  a  bend  erm.  betw.  two 
lions  ramp,  of  the  second.  Dumbleton,  Lon- 
don; granted  1759. 

Gu.  fretty  or  a  canton  of  the  second.    Wynall. 

Gu.  bezanty  a  canton  or.     Zouch. 

Gyronny  of  eight  az.  and  or  a  canton  erm. 
Oketon.     Okton,  V. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm. 
Okenton.     Oketon.     Okton,  V*. 

Lozengy  gu.  and  vair  a  canton  or.  Auncell  de 
Gise, E. 

Lozengy  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  Buck,  quar- 
tering Squire,  and  impaling  Ellison,  in  Rother- 
ham  Church.  Bucks,  co.  Lincoln.  Gisby,  co. 
York. 

Lozengy  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  Neville  or 
Nevill. 

Lozengy  vair  and  gu.  a  canton  of  the  last.  Aun- 
cell de  Gise,  A. 

Or  fretty  gu.  a  canton  arg.  Noel,  co.  Stafford, 
temp.  Henry  II,  quartered  through  DeDunston, 
by  D'Oyley. 

Or  a  canton  erm.    Symonds. 

Or  a  canton  indented  in  the  bottom  gu. 
Besyneurgh. 

Or  billety  sa.  a  canton  erm.  Sr.  Walter  Tones, 
co.  Nottingham,  temp.  Edward  I,  (an  error  in) 
W.     Tonke  or  Touke,  V*. 

Or  fretty  gu.  a  canton  erm.  Nevill.  Noel, 
Luffenham,  Rutland,  1730,  a  descendant  of 
Noel,  Baronetcy  29  June  1611  extinct  1629, 
Barony  23  March  1616-17.  Baron  Hicks  and 
Viscount  Campden  5  May  1628,  Baron  Noel  3 
February  1681,  Earl  of  Gainsborough  1  Decem- 
ber 1682,  Z,  372  c,  extinct  1798,  Baronetcy  1781, 
Baron  Barham  1  May  1805,  Baron  Noel  Viscount 
Campden  and  Earl  of  Gainsborough  16  Au- 
gust 1841,  quartering  Middleton.  Noel,  for- 
merly Nevill,  Wellingore,  co.  Lincoln.  Novell, 
London, 1652. 

Or  fretty  gu.  a  canton  of  the  second.     Novembe. 

Or  fretty  of  six  and  a  canton  gu.  a  label  of  five 
points  az.     Zenvill. 

Or  fretty  sa.  a  canton  gu.     Vernon. 

Or  fretty  gu.  a  canton  per  pale  erm.  and  arg. 
Nevill. 

Or  a  canton  sa.  Geoffrey  Ridel,  Bishop  of  Ely 
1174-89. 

Or  fretty  gu.  a  canton  sa.  Oddesten,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  a  crescent 
for  diff. Shorley,  Enfield. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  gu.  Blabley. 
Sr.  Sampson  de  Straunley,  V.  Straunly, 
V*. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  gu.  a  martlet 
for  diff. ....     Medcroft. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  Shurley, 
Whiston  Place,  Sussex. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  canton  arg.     Holmes. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  Joan  de 
Clinton,  E.  Churley,  Kent.  Sr.  Raufe 
Sherley,  V.  Walter  Augustus  Shirley,  Bi- 
shop of  Sodor,  etc.  1846-7.  Shirley,  V*.  M. 
Hugh  de  Shirleye,  S.  Shirley,  Baronetcy 
22  May  1611,  Baron  Ferrers  14  December 
1677-1717,  Viscount  Tamworth  and  Earl 
Ferrers  3  September  1711.  Shirley,  Astwell, 
co.  Northampton ;  and  Stanton  Harold,  co. 
Lancaster,  Z,  237. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  canton  gu.  Blabey. 
Blaby,  V*. 


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CANTON   cont. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.   a  canton  era.      Raffe 

Basset,  A.      Gowshell,  Norfolk.      Knight, 

Erockbole,  co.  Northampton. 
Paly  of  six  vair  and  gu.  a  canton  or.     M.  Aunsell 

de  Gayes,  D. 
Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  gu.    Robb, 

Scotland. 

Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  a  canton  vair.    Bassett, 

co.  Devon. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  a  canton  vert.    Bassett. 
Paly    or    and    gu.    a    canton  era.       Sr.  Rauff 

Basset,  H. 
Per  chief  era.  with  barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a 

canton  (of  the  first,  another)  or.     Hotham. 
Per  chief  indented  erm.  with  barry  of  six  arg. 

and  az.  a  canton  or.     Hotham,  V. 
Per  chief  gu.  with  barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa. 

a  canton  erm.    Barlow,  co.  Derby,  V. 
Per  fess  indented  the  chief  per  pale  arg.  and  az. 
the  base  or  a  canton  gu.      Candler,  Norfolk  ; 
Suffolk;    Acomb,   co.   York;    and  Callan,   co. 
Kilkenny;  quartering  Ayscough. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Sparshott. 
Per  saltire  gu.  and  az.  billety  or  a  canton  ermine. 

Conant  ;  quartering  Stainsby. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  canton  sa.    Briggs. 
Sa.  fretty  and  a  canton  arg.    Hales.    Hauley, 

co.  Devon,  V. 
Sa.  goutty  and  a  canton  arg.  Dannant  or  Dannat, 
co.  Salop  ;  and  co.  Warwick.      Sr.  de  Dannet, 
V,   Cotton   MS.   Tiberius    D   10.       Sir    John 
Danet,  V. 
Sa.  billetty  or  a  canton  erm.     Seymanifor.     Sir 
Walter  Thonke,  /,  but  Tonke,  I,  Harl.  MS. 
6589.       Toncks   or  Tonkes,  co.  Nottingham. 
Sr.  Walter  Tonke,  co.  Nottingham,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10.     Sire 
Walter  Touk,2V.     Towke,  co.  Nottingham. 
Sa.  goutty  arg.  a  canton  erm.    Dannett,  Wats- 
^  thorpe,  co.  Leicester.     Dennet,  London. 
Sa.  goutty  erm.  a  canton  of  the  second.  Dannett 
London. 

Sa.  goutty  or  a  canton  erm.  Dannet  or  Dannett, 

London. 
Sa.  platy  and  a  canton  erm.     Henry  Mustel,  F. 

SOLBURNE,  V. 

Vair  a  canton  gu.  John  Filel,  F.  Filioll, 
Woodlands,  co.  Dorset ;  and  Owldhall,  Essex 
Filliol,  V*.  Sire  Johan  Filol,  N.  Joan 
Ftloll,  E,  or  Filel,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sr 
William  Fylloll,  V.  Walter  Marmyon,  V. 
Mermyon,  V*.    Mirnor. 

Vairy  arg.  and  ermines  a  canton  gu.  Stanton, 
co.  Bedford ;  and  co.  Leicester. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  canton  gu.  Estanton.  Sire 
William  de  Estaxjntone,  N.  Elias  de  Stanton, 
V.  Helias  de  Stauntone,  E.  Staunton, 
Staunton,  co.  Leicester. 

Vairy  erm.  and  ermines  a  canton  gu.  Stanton, 
co.  Stafford. 

Vairy  or  and  sa.  a  canton  gu.  Stanton  or 
Staunton,  co.  Somerset. 

Vert  a  canton  az.    Follyoll,  co.  Dorset. 

Vert  a  canton  gu.     Woodburne. 

Vert  fretty  arg.  a  canton  gu.  Salkeld,  Whitehall, 
Cumberland. 


CANTON  and  in  chief. . . . 
see  also  on  a  Chief  a  Canton 
Chief 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  erm.  and  a  can- 
ton (of  the  first,  another)  or.    Hotham. 


CANTON  and  in  chief. ...cont. 
Chief  cont. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  indented  erm. 

and  a  canton  or.     Hotham,  V. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  gu.  and  a 
canton  erm.    Barlow,  co.  Derby,  V. 
Coronet 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  in  chief  a 
ducal  coronet  sa.     Gowcell. 

CANTON  and  BORDURE 

see  also  a  Quarter  and  Bordure 

Az.  a  canton  or  within  a  bordure  gu.   Dawndley. 

Az.  a  canton  or  within  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty! 
Dandeleigh.    Dandeley,  V*. 

Bendy  paly  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  and  bordure 
gu.    Buck,  co.  Lincoln. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  gu.  over  all  a  canton 
erm.  Dreux-Bretagne.  Peter  Caret  de 
Dreux,  Duke  of  Bretagne,  Earl  of  Richmond 
1219-36;  and  his  son  John,  Earl  1268;  and 
his  son  John,  Earl  1268,  husband  of  Beatrice 
second  daughter  of  Henry  III;  and  his  son 
Arthur,  Duke  of  Bretagne  ;  Z,  93.  Countee  de 
Richmond,  D. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  within  a  bordure 
gu.    Richmond,  V*. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  canton  erm.  a  bordure 
gu.  charged  with  eight  lions  pass,  of  the  first. 
Brittaine,  V*.  The  canton  over  the  bordure. 
Britton,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  gu.  charged  with  eight 
lions  pass,  guard,  of  the  first  a  canton  erm.  Sr. 
John  de  Bretaigne,  younger  son  of  Beatrice 
second  daughter  of  Henry  III,  H;  and  N,  Harl. 
MS.  4033.  The  canton  within  the  bordure. 
Britayne.    Brytayne. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  gu.  charged  with 
eight  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the  first  a  canton 
erm.    John   de  Bretaigne,  K;  i.  e.  John  de 
Dreux,  younger  son  of  Beatrice  second  daugh- 
ter of  Henry  III ;  and  his  nephew  John,  1334 ; 
whose  half-brother  John  was  Earl  1341-2  ;  and 
his  son  John  de  Montfort  was  Earl  1372-83  or 
1390,  Z,  94.      Le   countye  de  Rugemounde, 
John  de  Brytaine,  1306,  Earl  of  Richemond, 
N,  Harl.  MS.  6137.    The  canton  within  the 
bordure.    Bretaigne. 
Erm.  a  canton  chequy  or  and  az.  within  a  bordure 
gu.  charged  with  eight  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the 
second.    Bretayne. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  bordure  gu.  as 
many  escallops  of  the  first  a  canton  also  gy- 
ronny of  eight  erm.  and  gu.    Campbell,  Sorn- 
beg,  and  Barquharrie,  descended  like  Campbell, 
Fairfield,  from  Campbell,  Cessnock,  co.  Ayr; 
and  Treesbank,  co.  Argyll. 
Per  fess   gu.   and  arg.   a    bordure    or    charged 
with  eight  torteaux  over  all  a  canton  erm. 
Woodfield. 
....  or  and  gu.  a  canton  erm.  and  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.    Sr.  Captan  de  Bucher,  H. 

On  1  CANTON 
see  also  on  a  Quarter 

Annulet 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu. 

an  annulet  or.    Brockesby,  co.  Leicester. 
Lozengy  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  sinister  canton  of  the 

first  an  annulet  or.     Scholes. 
Sa.  goutty  erm.  on  a  canton  of  the   second   an 

annulet  gu.    Danet,  V. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 

Annulets 
....    on   a    canton    erm.    four    annulets     .... 

Cantavilla  or  Cantwell. 
Gu.  on  a  canton  erm.  six  annulets  or.  Cantwell, 

Ireland. 
Bars 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  two  bars 

betw.  nine  martlets  three  three  and  three  sa. 

Quateed,  Ireland.     Quaytrell  or  Quaytrod. 
Beast  ....  Badger 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  vert  a  brock  pass. 

ppr.      Brooke,  Haughton,  Shiffnal,  co.  Salop; 

quartering  Townsend. 

Bear 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  bear  sa- 
lient   sa.        Trott,    London  ;    granted  1574. 

Trott,  Cony  Hatch,  Middlesex.    (But?  ramp.) 

PenentTROTT.ciYca  1660,  inBlechingleyChurch. 
. . . .Boar 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a  boar 

pass.  or.    Marriott. 
..  ..Deer 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a  (buck,  V*.)  hart 

courant  or.     Greene,  V*.    Grene,  V. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  buck 

pass.  or.     Green. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  az.  a  (buck,  V*.)  hart  lodged 

or.     Dawson,  Bishopric  of  Durham,  W. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  az.  a  stag  lodged  or.     Dawson, 

co.  York.    Dawson,  Chelmsford. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  buck  pass.  or.     Maycote 

alias   Mackwith,   Reculver,   Kent ;    confirmed 

November  1604. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  (buck,  V*.)  hart  trippant 

or.     Sr.  Cavalere  Maycott,  Kent,  W. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  stag  pass.  or.  Macked,  Kent. 

Lion 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.     Lile,  V*. 

3r.  John  Lyle,  of  the  North,  W. 
Az.  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion 

ramp,  as  the  first.     Bellingham,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Dunstavile. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion 

pass.  or.    Waiter  de  Dota'vile,  A.     Sr.  Walter 

Dunstavill,  Baron  of  Castelcombe  and    lord 

of  Colerne  and  Heytesbury,  V.    But  the  lion 

pass,  guard.    Walter  de  Donstarvile,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 
Arg.  on   a  canton   gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,    or. 

Fitz-Roy,  natural  son  of  Henry  I. 
Arg.  fretty  az.  on   a  canton  or  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 

George   Cotes    Cottes   or  Cotts,  Bishop   of 

Chester  1554-5. 
Arg.  fretty  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  or. 

Cotes,  co.  Buckingham.      Cotes,  Elson,  co. 

Leicester. 
Arg.  on  a  canton  vert  a  lion  ramp.  or.     Monser 

Thomas  Norton,  W. 
Az.  on   a  canton  arg.   a   lion  pass,   guard,   gu. 

Bulcook. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first 

a  lion  pass Bellingham. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Grey. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  lion 

ramp.  sa.     Grey,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 

a  lion   pass,  like  the    second.      Bellingham, 

Cranche  Hall,  co.  Durham. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  lion  pass,  like   the  (second,  V*.)  first. 

Bellingham,  V. 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 

Beast   cont.   Lion  cont. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
lion  pass,  of  the  first.  Holmes,  Rampton, 
and  Retford,  co.  Nottingham. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  first.  Holmes,  Kil- 
mallock,  Baron  Holmes  1760  and  1797 !  the 
coheirs  m.  Worsley,  Holmes,  and  Rushworth. 
Holmes,  Pidford  House,  and  Newport,  co. 
Hants;  quartering  Worsley.  Holmes,  quar- 
tering A'Court. 

Barry  wavy  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu. 
a  lion  pass.  or.    Holmes. 

Barry  of  eight  az.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
lion  pass.  or.  Hales.  The  lion  ramp.  or. 
Hadys. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  or.     Halys,  Harwich,  Z,  206. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Caulfield,  Be- 
nown,  co.  Roscommon.  Caulfield,  Raheeu- 
duff,  Queen's  County ;  and  Clone,  co.  Kilkenny ; 
descended  like  Caulfield,  Mullintain,  co.  Ty- 
rone; from  Caulfield,  Baron  Caulfield  22 
December  1620,  Viscount  Caulfield  8  October 
1665,  Earl  of  Charlemont  23  December  1763. 

Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a 
lion  pass.  gu.    Halys,  V*. 

Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 
a  lion  pass Bellingham. 

Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 
a  lion  pass.  sa.  Thompson,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1737. 

Bendy  of  ten  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion 
pass,  guai-d.  gu.     Posselou,  V*.     Posselow. 

Bendy  of  ten  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  gu.    Passelton,  Essex. 

Bendy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  gu.     Sire  Johan  Passeleu,  N. 

Chequy  arg.  and  az.  on  a  sinister  canton  of  the 
first  a  lion  ramp,  as  the  second  betw.  eight 
crosses  croslet  sa.     Town  of  Lewes,  Sussex. 

Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  erm.  a  lion  ramp, 
gu.    Fincher. 

Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.  Waller,  Ireland.  Sir  William  Warren,  Q. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion  ramp, 
gu.    Warren. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.  Poynton,  co.  Chester.  Warren,  Burgh 
Castle,  Suffolk.  Warren,  Aldenham,  co.  Hert- 
ford. Warren,  Poynton,  co.  Chester;  derived 
from  Warren  Earl  of  Surrey,  quartering  Eton. 
Warren,  Baron  de  Tabley.  Warren,  Little 
Marlow,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Baronetcy  20  May 
1775,  extinct  1822.  Sir  George  Warren,  K.B. 
26  May  1761;  quartering  Eton,  Stokeport, 
Stafford,  Cooper,  and  Talbot.  Warren,  Mid- 
dlesex. And  with  a  mullet  enclosed  by  an  an- 
nulet in  the  centre  for  diff.  ....  Warren, 
Harrow,  Middlesex ;  and  Aldenham,  and  Col- 
mye,  co.  Hertford ;  a  branch  of  Warren,  Poyn- 
ton, Harl.  MS.  1234,  fo.  136;  1501,  fo.  159; 
1547,  fo.  95  b. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.  gorged  with  a  collar  dancetty  of  the  se- 
cond.    Warren,  Baron  Vernon. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  of 
the  second.    Warreyn,  V*. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
erm.  Sir  William  Warren,  Q,  Harl.  MS. 
6595. 


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On  1  CANTON  cont. 

Beast    cont.    Lion  cont. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
double  tailed  within  a  bordure  erm.  Warren, 
Poynton,  co.  Chester;  St.  Alban's  and  Harden, 
co.  Hertford;  and  London,  Harl.  MS.  1540, 
fo.  54. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gn.  a  lion  ramp, 
double  tailed  of  the  first.  Waller,  Lisbrian, 
co.  Tipperary. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
of  the  first  within  a  bordure  erm.  Warren, 
Poynton,  co.  Chester  ;  St.  Alban's  and  Harden, 
co.  Hertford;  and  London,  Harl.  MS.  1504, 
fo.  62. 

Chevronelly  of  six  gu.  and  erm.  on  a  can- 
ton gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Orreby,  quartered  hy 
Holte. 

Chevronelly  of  seven  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  canton 
of  the  last  a  lion  pass.  or.  Oreby.  Orreby, 
V*. 

Chevronelly  of  nine  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  of 
the  last  a  lion  statant  or.  Sr.  Phillip  Orreby, 
Justiciary  of  Chester,  temp.  Henry  III,  V. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  lion 
ramp,  as  the  second.    Bellingham,  V. 

Gu.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  lion 
pass.  sa.    Rebemont  or  Rebmont.  Relement. 

Paly  of  (six,  V*.)  seven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton 
as  the  last  a  lion  pass,  guard,  like  the  first. 

LONGCASTER,  V. 

Per  pale  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion  ramp, 
gu.    Iles. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  or.    Stanton,  London. 
....Ox 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  calf  sa.     Deane. 

Barry  of  seven  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  as  the 
second  a  bull  pass,  like  the  first.    Deane. 
Rat 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  rat  sa- 
lient sa.     Trat,  Cornwall. 
....  Sheep 

Per  fess  embattled  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  vert 
a  golden  fleece  ppr.    Vanderplank,  London. 
Beasts 

Sa.  fretty  erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  three  (leopards 
or)  lions  pass,  guard,  arg.     Matrevers. 

Sa.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  gu.  three  lions  .... 
arg.  Walter  de  Maltrevers,  A.  The  lions 
pass,  in  pale.  William  Mautraveres,  E,  or 
Matreverse,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Sa.   fretty  or  on  a  canton  gu.  three  lions  pass. 
in  pale  of  the  second.    William  (Mautravers 
in  a  later  hand),  F. 
Bend 

Gu.  on  a  canton  or  a  hend  of  the  first.  Godfrey, 
Wilmington,  Kent. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  bend  arg. 
betw.  two  cotises  and  six  lions  ramp,  of  the 
first.    Sir  Thomas  de  Ferrers,  L. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  arg.  a 
bend  sa.  betw.  in  chief  an  unicorn's  head 
erased  and  in  base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu. 
Campbell,  Barcaldine  and  Gienure,  co.  Argyll; 
Baronetcy  1831,  quartering  or  a  less  chequy 
arg.  and  az.,  with  arg.  a  lymphad  sa.,  and 
gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  a  canton  gu. 
charged  with  two  bars  or  the  whole  within  a 
bordure  quarterly  or  and  sa. 

Gu.  on  a  canton  ....  a  bend  sa.  charged  with 
three  eagles  displ.  or.    Codling. 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 
Billets 
Az.  billety  or  on  a  canton  arg.  five  billets  in  sal- 
tire  sa.     Gerard  de  Ffanecurt,  Y. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  five  bil- 
lets sa.    Jugler,  Ryegate,  Surrey. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  five 

billets  in  saltire  sa.    Inglos,  V.    Yngloys. 
Barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  five 

billets  sa.     Inglos. 
Bird 
Az.  billety  or  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  bird 

(?  raven)  close  sa.    Robert  Blundell,  F. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  sa.  a  bird  arg. 

Hoddy  or  Hody. 
Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  bird  wings  expanded  and 

inverted  sa.     Hutton. 
Or  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  bird  of  the  first. 

Brakenbury,  Kent. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  bird  gu. 

Meduerst,  V*. 

....  Crow 
Az.  billety  or  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  raven  ppr. 

Blundel,  Cardington,  co.  Bedford;  Baronetcy 

13   October  1620    Baron  Edenderry  and  Vis- 
count Blundel  22  November  1720 ;  extinct  1756. 

(?  Robert  Blundell,  F.) 
...  .Eagle 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  Cornish 

chough   ppr.       Hotham,    Baronetcy  14  June 

1621,  Baron  Hotham  7  March  1797. 
Az.  on  a  canton  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  gu.    Way. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  of  the 

second    an    eagle    displ.    double-headed    or. 

Greenstreet,  co.  Hants ;  and  Ospring,  Kent ; 

granted    23    June    1642;  quartered  by  Addi- 
son. 
Or  on  a  canton  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first. 

Jacob,  Add.  MS.  5480,  fo.  232. 
Vert  on  a  canton  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or.    Jacob, 

co.  Kildare. 

Falcon 

Erm.  on  a  canton  az.  a  falcon  volant  or.    Breres, 

Chorley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Or  on  a  canton  az.  a  falcon  volant  of  the  first. 

Thurston,  Wenman,  Suffolk,  1716. 
Or  on  a  canton  az.  a  falcon  volant  jessed  and 

belled  of  the  first     Thurstone,  Elston,   co. 

Huntingdon. 
Or  on  a  canton  az.  a  hawk  rising  of  the  first. 

(Attributed  to)  Thurstan,  Archbishop  of  York, 

1119-40. 

....  Martlet 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  martlet  of  the 

first.    Marchington,  V.    Vernon. 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  as  the  last 

a  martlet  (sometimes  arg.  but)  or.    Lathbury, 

V* ;  and  Holme,  co.  Derby ;  Visitation  1611. 

Lathebury,  V. 
Barry   of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  as  the 

second  a  martlet  or.    Lathbury,  co.  Lancaster, 

and  co.  Leicester. 
Barry  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  like  the 

first  a  martlet  as  the  second.    Thorold. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  of  the 

second  a  martlet  or.    Lathebury,  V. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  mart- 
let or.    Hotham. 
Barry  of  eight  az.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  or  a 

martlet  sa.    John  de  Hothum,  Bishop  of  Ely, 

1316-37. 
Barry  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 

a  martlet  arg.    Thorold. 


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On  1  CANTON  cont. 

Bird  cont.  Martlet  cont. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a 

martlet  sa.      Sir  John  Hotham,  co.  York,  V. 

Hotham,  Bendby,  co.  York,  V. 
Erra.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  martlet  or.    Barton. 
Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a   martlet  sa.     Hotton, 

Cumberland.     Espinasse  or  Esspinasse. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  like  the 

second  a  martlet  as  the  first.     Medneest. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  martlet 

as  the  first.     Steanlay. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  martlet 

as  the  second.    Stranley,  V*. 
Per  fess  embattled  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a 

martlet  sa.     Hotham. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  mart- 
let sa.    Beche.    Beech. 
....Owl 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  owl  arg.    Barton,  V*. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  owl  or.    Barton. 
Erm.   on    a   canton   sa.   an   owl   arg.    Barton. 

Forster,  V*. 
Per  chief  erm.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  owl 

of  the  second.    Barton. 
Per  fess  erm.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  owl  or. 

Barton. 

....  Pelican 
Erm.  on  a  canton  az.  a  pelican  or.  Pell,  Norfolk. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  az.  a  pelican  or  vulned  gu. 

Pell,  Dimhlesby,  co.  Lincoln;  and  Dersingham, 

Norfolk;  granted  19  October  1594. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  or  a  pelican  vulning  herself  gu. 

Pell,  Norfolk;  and  co.  Lincoln. 

Popinjay 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  popinjay 

gu.    Meduerst,  V*. 
Birds 
Arg.  on  a  canton  az.  six  martlets  or.     Rudd  or 

Rudde,  Essex  ;  and  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  on  a  canton  (i.  e.  for  Brecknoke, 

Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10)  barry  of  six  arg.  and 

az.  martlets  in  orle  as  the  first.     Bapthorp,  V*. 

Bapthorpe,  V.    Brecknoke,  (an  error  in)  W. 
Buckle 
Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  round  buckle  of  the  first. 

Maggot,  Kent. 
Building 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 

a  column  sa.    Deale. 
Castle 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  last 

a  tower  triple-towered  ....     Dene. 
Barry  of  seven  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the 

last  a  tower  triple-towered  sa.    Deale,  Fevers- 
ham,  Kent. 
Bendy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

castle  as  the  first.     Carrell. 
Chessrook 
Chequy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chessrook 

of  the  first  or.      Che  sham,  V.     The  chessrook 

or.    Chesham,  V. 
Chevron 
Erm.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  chev.  gu.     William  de 

Middleton,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1278-88. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chev.  or.     Midleton. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  or  a  chev.  gu.    Medilton,  V*. 

Meldilton,  V. 
Coronet 
Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  ducal  coronet  or.     Lucas, 

1730. 
Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  ducal  crown  or.    Lucas, 

Cornwall.    Lucas,  V*. 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 
Coronets 

Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  three  ducal  coronets  in  bend 
or.    Hillon.    Hulson,  V*. 
Crescent 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  crescent  of  the  first. 
Tutte,  co.  Hants ;  and  Chichester,  Sussex. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  crescent  of  the 
first.  Rudyerd,  Hartley,  co.  Hants,  quarter- 
ing Kidwelly  and  Maddox,  a  heiress  m.  Ship- 
ley ;  descended  from  Rudyerd,  Rudyerd,  co. 
Stafford. 

Az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  crescent  gu.  Cheyne, 
Sheppey,  Kent,  Add.  MS.  14307,  fo.  11  b. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu. 
a  crescent  as  the  first.  Keble,  Homerston,  co. 
Leicester. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu. 
a  crescent  or.     Keble,  co.  Leicester. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  crescent  arg.  Strode, 
Parnham,  co.  Dorset ;  the  heiress  m.  Oglander. 
Strode,  Shepton  Mallet,  co.  Somerset,  quarter- 
ing Chetham  ;  descended  from  Strode,  Parn- 
ham, quartering  Ledred.  Stroud,  Parnam,  co. 
Dorset,  W.    Stroude,  V*. 

Gu.  bezanty  on  a  canton  erm.  a  crescent  for  diff. 
az.  Sr.  John  Zouch,  Codnor,  co.  Derby,  V. 
Sr.  Yvan  de  la  Zouch,  I;  but  Eudes,  I,  Harl. 
MS.  6589;  or  Ymes,  I, Harl.  MS.  6589  fo.  50  b. 
Le  S.  la  Zowche,  S. 

Gu.  bezanty  on  a  canton  erm.  a  crescent  of  the 
first.     Zouch,  Gosberkirke,  co.  Lincoln. 

Or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  crescent  arg.     Howly. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  crescent 
sa.     Lathbury,  co.  Derby. 
Crescents 

Arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  two  crescents  gu. 
Stopham. 
Cross 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  cross  patty  or. 
Maleanke,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  barry  of  eight  arg.  and 
az.  (gu.  and  or,  Babthorp,  V*)  a  cross  patty 
gold.    Bapthorpe,  Sussex,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  or.  Bradeston. 
Thomas  Bradstone,  Norfolk,  V. 

Az.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  mo- 
line   arg.      Momby,  Momby,   co.  Lincoln,   V. 

"WlLLOUGHBY. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross 

flory  arg.     Atton. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross 

flory  as  the  first.    Eton  or  Etton. 
Barry  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  gu.   a  cross 

archy  (another  patonce)  arg.    Atton. 
Barry  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  last 

a  cross  or.     Hussey,  Baron  of  Galtrim  1374. 

Hussey,  Earl  of  Beaulieu ;  Hussey,  Westown, 

co.  Dublin. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  cross 

gu.    Cox. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross 

flory  arg.    Vescy. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross 

patty  arg.    Ayton. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  cross 

as  the  second.     Gatfield. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a 

cross  formy  or.    Ecton. 
Barry  of  seven  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross 

patonce  arg.    Atton,  V. 
Bai'ry  of  seven  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross 

patonce  arg.    De  Axon,  1324. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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On  1  CANTON  cont. 
Cross  cont. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  across 

or.    Etty.    Ety,  co.  York. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross 

patonce  for  diff.  or.     Sr.  John  de  Etton,  1425, 

V.    Ecton. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross 

patonce  for  diff.  as  the  first.     Sr de  Etton, 

V. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross 

patonce    or.      Eton    or    Etton,    Gilliug,  co. 

York. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a 

cross  patonce  or.    M.  de  Etton,  S. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  (gu.  and  arg.  V*.) 

on  a  canton  sa.  a  cross  patonce  for  diff.  or.   Sr. 

John  Etton,  V. 
Erm.    on   a  canton  ....   a  cross   lozengy.... 

John  Arundel,  Harl.  MS.  380,  fo.  123  b. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  moline  or.    Lello, 

co.  Hereford. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  vert  a  cross  calvary  on  three 

grieces  or.     Quaile. 
Gu.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  ....  a  cross  patty  .... 

Henry  de  Alditheley  or  Audley,  Baron  Aud- 

ley  of  Heleigh,  temp.  Henry  III. 
Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  cross  flory  az.    Aguillum 

or  Agullum,  co.  York,  V.     Ripees. 
Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  cross  flory  sa.     Agollon 

or  Agullun,  co.  York. 
Gu.    bezanty    on     a     canton    or    a    cross    sa. 

Washborne. 
Lozengy  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  cross 

moline  or.     Monbeenay,  V*. 
Lozengy  gu.  and  erm.  on  a  canton   az.  a  cross 

moline, or.    Monbernay,  V.     Monbtjrnay,  V*. 

The  cross  sarcelly  or.     Montbeenay. 
Or  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  cross  patonce  az. 

Dbaycott,  co.  Stafford. 
Or  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  cross  patonce  arg. 

Malbanke,  co.  Stafford. 
Or  fretty  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  moline  arg. 

William      fitz     Robert     de    Wildghby,     V. 

WlLLOUGHBY,  V*. 

Or  fretty  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  patty  arg. 

Mumby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  fretty  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  moline  of 

the  first.    Momby,  V*. 
Paly  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  cross  patty  sa. 

Rafe  Basset,  C. 
Sa.  fretty  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  patonce  or. 

Henry  Wakefeld,  Bishop  of  Worcester  1 375- 

95,  V. 
Yairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  cross  formy 

fitchy  or.      Staunton,  co.  Lincoln;    granted 

1610. 

Crosses 

Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
of  the  first.    Shoethose. 
Cup 

Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  covered  standing  cup  of 
the  first.     Chichestee,  V*  ;  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  covered  cup  arg.  John 
Chichestee,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1369,  W. 
Chichestee,  co.  Devon. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
covered  cup  as  the  first.  Stretley,  Stripton, 
co.  Northampton;  and  co.  Oxford. 

Gyronny  of  twelve  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
covered  cup  as  the  first.  Kieton,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 
Cup  cont. 

Gyronny  of  twelve  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
covered  cup  as  the  first.  Kibkslow  Kibkstowe 
or  Kiestow,  co.  Lancaster.  Kyrslow,  V*. 
Roan,  V*. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
covered  cup  or.    Bechee. 
Escallop 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  an  es- 
callop gu.    Holmes. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 
an  escallop  gu.    Holmes. 
Escucheon 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  erm.  an  es- 
cucheon as  the  second.  Marshall,  Michelham, 
and  Lewes,  Sussex. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  escucheon  arg.  Surras 
or  Sueteis,  Durham. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  escucheon  voided  arg. 
Beuley.    Cooetois  or  Couetoys.     Couetois. 

SUETEES.   SUETEYES,  V*.      SuETEYS,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  escucheon  of  the  first. 

Surras  or  Surteis,  Durham. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  escucheon  voided  or. 

Surtees  or  Surteys. 
Estoile 
Bendy  wavy  of  six  erm.  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu. 

an  estoile  or.     Bendall,  Middlesex ;  granted 

1692. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  five-pointed  estoile  arg. 

Sir  William  de  Steode  ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii, 

209,  210,  iii,  35. 
Gu.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  six-pointed 

estoile  as  the  second.     Poes,  V*. 
Eye 
Vert  on  a  canton  arg.  an  eye  ppr.    Walkee,  Bar- 

badoes. 

Fleur-de-lis 
Arg.  on  a  canton  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or.    Stych,  co. 

Chester. 
Arg.     on     a     canton     sa.    a     fleur-de-lis     or. 

Agmondesham,  V*.    Agmundesham,  co.  Buck- 
ingham, 1730.    Aunsham,  V*.    Awnsam. 
Az.  fretty  arg.  on  a  canton  or  a  fleur-de-lis  gu. 

Somdey.    Someey,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Az.  fretty  erm.  on  a  canton  or  a  fleur-de-lis  gu. 

Campion,  London. 
Az.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  fleur-de-lis 

gu.     Symone  de  Someby,  A. 
Barry  of  six  erm.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a  fleur- 
de-lis  or.    Comberbach. 
Barry  of  six  erm.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  or  a  fleur- 
de-lis  gu.     Cumberledge,  co.  Stafford. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  like  the  first 

a  fleur-de-lis  as  the  last.     Marryatt,  London. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  like  the  last 

a  fleur-de-lis  as  the  first.     Maniot. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 

fleur-de-lis  or.    Maeeiot. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  as  the 

second  a  fleur-de-lis  or.    Meryett. 
Erm.     on     a    canton     sa.    a     fleur-de-lis     or. 

Agmondesham,  V*.     Ansam,  V*.      Anselme, 
-  Middlesex.    Aunsam.    Ensam,  F*. 
Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  sa.    Newport, 

co.  Stafford.    Newport,  V*. 
Gu.    on     a     canton     erm.     a     fleur-de-lis     sa. 

Newport. 
Gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  arg.    Newport, 

V. 
Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 

fleur-de-lis  or.    Pickari> 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 

Fleur-de-lis  cont. 
Gyronny  of  eight  az.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a 
fleur-de-lis  or.   Ficard  or  Pickard,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1356. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Arg.  on  a  canton  az.  two  fleurs-de-lis  in  chief  and 
a  rose  in  base  of  the  first.     Harding. 
Flower 
Arg.    on    a    canton    gu.    a    rose    of    the    first. 

Broadstone. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  rose  of  the  first. 

PiUDYARD    Or    RUDYER. 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  rose  or.     Sr.   Thomas 

Bradstone,  Q.      Sr de  Bradstone,  V. 

Inglethorpe. 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  rose  or  barbed  ppr. 
Bradeston  or  Bradston,  Bradeston,  Stinch- 
combe,  and  Winterborne,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  rose  or  barbed 
vert.    Rudger. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  rose 
gu.     Holmede,  co.  Chester. 

Barry  of  (five,  Harl.  BIS.  6595)  six  arg.  and  gu. 
on  a  canton  as  the  second  a  rose  or.  Sr.  Tho- 
mas Lancaster,  Q,  but  in  the  margin  Gu.  a 
lion  ramp,  guard,  or  collared  az. 

Barry  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  rose 
gu.    Holmes. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  rose 
for  diff.  gu.    Sr.  de  Holmes,  V. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  rose 
gu.  seeded  or  barbed  vert.  Holme,  Tranmere, 
co.  Chester. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  rose 
gu.    Holmes. 

Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  rose  of  the  first.      Coape. 
Flowers 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  three 
roses  gu.    Holmes,  co.  Lancaster. 
3-Foil 

Barry  of  four  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  3-foil  slipped  like  the  first.  Vincent, 
co.  York. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  3-foil  slipped  or.  Vincent,  Barnborough 
Grange,  and  Braithwell,  co.  York. 
5-Foil 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  5-foil  for  diff.  or. 
Sire  Thomas  de  Ereby,  N.  Sr.  Thomas 
Ireby,  Cumberland,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  pierced  5-foil  or.  Bradston. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  like  the 
second  a  5-foil  as  the  first.  Beckingham, 
Essex;  and  co.  Berks.  Preston,  V*.  The 
5-foil  or.    Preston,  V*. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  5-foil  or.     Twyford,  V*. 

Barry  of  five  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  pierced  5-foil  or.  Sr.  Richard  Preston, 
co.  Westmoreland,  V. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  5-foil 
for  diff.  gu.  in  chief  a  mullet  as  the  second. 
Holmes. 

Barry  of  eight  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  like  the 
first  a  5-foil  as  the  second.    Beckingham,  V*. 

Barry  of  nine  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  like 
the  first  a  pierced  5-foil  as  the  second. 
Beckingham,  V.    Bekingham,  V*. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  5-foil  or.  Berford,  V*. 
Borford,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  5-foil  of  the  first.  Riky, 
Ireland. 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 
5-Foil  cont. 
Gu.  bezanty  on  a  canton  arg.  a  5-foil  sa.      Tho- 
mas Boterel,  F ;  V.    Botterell,  V*. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  5-foil 

or.  Stadlega.  Stradley.  Straley.  Strelley. 

Stretlega. 
Vert  fretty  or  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  pierced 

5-foil  az.     Whitmore,  London. 
5-Foils 
Gu.  three  5-foils  arg.  Farington  or  Farrington, 

London. 
Fruit 
Gu.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  az.  two  ears  of  wheat 

slipped  without  blades  of  the  second.  Whyshaw, 

Lees,  co.  Chester. 
Garb 
Barry  nebuly  of  seven  (nine  Tr*.)  arg.  and  gu.  on 

a  canton  of  the  second  a  garb  like  the  first. 

Beche,  V. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

garb  as  the  first.     Sr.  John  Beche,  V. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

garb  or.    Beech.    Beche,  V*.    Biche. 
Hand 
Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  (dexter)  gauntlet  (another 

clasped)  or.     Topp,  Stockton,  co.  Wilts,  1450; 

the  heiresses  m.  Everard  and  Balch.     Toppe, 

Tormarton,  co.  Gloucester ;  Baronetcy  25  July 

1668  ;  extinct  . . . .  ;  the  heiress  m.  Hunger- 
ford  and  Peach.  . 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  dexter 

gauntlet  or.     Marr,  Colchester,  Essex. 
Harp 
Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  harp  arg.     Franceis,  V*. 

John  Francis,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1400, 
.   W.     Francis,  co.  Derby,  W.  ju 

Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  harp  arg.  stringed  or. 

Frances. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  harp  or.     Francis,  V*. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  harp  or. 

Farrel  or  Farrell,  Ireland. 
Per  pale  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a  harp  of  the 

first.    Farrell,  Ireland. 
Vairy  gu.  and  arg.  on   a  canton  or  a  harp.  az. 

Beach,  in  Netheravon  Church,  co.  Wilts. 

Head (Beast)  Bear 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a  bear's 

head  arg.  muzzled   gu.      Campbell,  Carrick 

Bury,  co.  Donegal ;  Baronetcy  1831;  quartering 

arg.  a  lymphad  sa. 

Boar 

Arg.  fretty  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  boar's 

head  erased  as  the  first  langued  or.    Stoke,  V. 
Arg.  fretty  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  boar's 

head  erased  or.    Stoke. 
Az.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  hoar's  head 

arg.    Stoke. 
Az.  fretty  arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  hoar's 

head    erased    as    the     second    langued    or. 

Stoke,  V. 

Deer 

Erm.  on  a  canton  or  a  buck's  head  sa.    Wells, 

co.  Derby. 
Vair  on  a  canton  or  a  buck's  head  cabossed  sa. 

Becher,  Kent.    Becher,  V*. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  or  a  buck's  head 

cabossed     ....        Sir    Edward    Beacher    or 

Becher,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1728  ;  quar- 
tering az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  arg. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  or  a  buck's  head 

cabossed  of  the  second.      Becher,  Chancellor 

House,  Tunbridge  Wells,  Kent. 


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On  1  CANTON  cont. 

Head  cont.  (Beast)  Deer  cont. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  or  a  (buck's,  V*.) 
stag's  bead  cabossed  sa.  Beach  or  Becher, 
Kent ;  and  co.  Bedford.  Henry  Becher, 
Alderman  of  London,  V.    Bisher. 

Vaiiy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  or  a  stag's 
head  couped  sa.  Becher,  Hollybrook,  co. 
Cork  ;  quartered  by  Wrixon. 

Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  or  a  stag's  head 
cabossed  vert.     Beecher,  granted  6  Oct.  1574. 
.. .  .Horse 

Erra.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  horse's  head  couped  arg. 
with  bit  and  reins  gu.  Brixton,  co.  Devon ; 
and  Cornwall.    Brixton,  V*. 

Leopard 

Arg.  fretty  az.  the  interlacings  each  charged  with 
a  bezant  on  a  canton  gu.  a  leopard's  head 
erased  at  the  neck  or.  Lowndes,  from  co. 
Chester,  Winslow,  Chesham,  Whaddon  Hall, 
and  Astwood,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Brightwell,  co. 
Oxford;  and  Rose  Hill,  Dorking,  Surrey. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  as  the  last 
a  leopard's  face  or.  Babb  or  Babe.  Ravenlech, 
Essex. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  as  the 
second  a  leopard's  head  or.  Ravance  or 
Reventidge,  Essex. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the 
secoud  a  leopard's  head  or.  Beake,  co. 
Dorset. 

Or  on   a  canton  sa.  a  leopard's  head  of  the  first. 
Mingey,  Armingale,  Norfolk. 
....  Lion 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion's  head  erased  or. 
Meech. 

Arg. "  fretty  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion's  head 
erased  or.  Lowndes,  Sandbach,  and  Hassall 
Hall,  co.  Chester;  quartering  Berington,  Kirk- 
by,  and  Sydebothom.  Lowtndes,  Palterton,  co. 
Derby ;  quartering  Gorst.  Lowndes,  Lostock 
Hall,  co.  Lancaster,  quartering  Clayton. 
Lowndes,  Brightwell  Park,  co.  Oxford,  quar- 
tering Stone. 

Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion's  head  erased  or. 
Bull,  London. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  az.  a  lion's  head  erased  arg. 
Sealy. 

3u.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion's  head  erased  az. 
Dunne. 

....  Sheep 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  ram's 
head  couped  of  the  first  having  two  straight 
and  two  bent  horns  or.  Clarge.  Clarges, 
Middlesex;  Aston,  co.  Hertford;  and  Bitch- 
field  Hall,  co.  Lincoln.  The  ram's  head  erased. 
Clarges,  Middlesex. 

....  Tiger 

Or  on  a  canton  sa.  a  tiger's  head  erased  of  the 
first  langued  gu.  Jacob,  Norton,  and  Wootton 
Bassett,  co.  Wilts. 

....  (Monster)  Unicorn 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  per  chev.  of  the  se- 
cond and  or  an  unicorn's  head  per  chev.  gu. 
and  gold  the  horn  as  the  last  and  sa. 
Middleton,  Crowfield  Hall,  and  Shrubland 
Hall,  Suffolk;  Baronetcy  12  May  1804. 
Human  Figure 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  demi- 
woodman  arg.    Woodward. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  demi- 
woodman  with  a  club  on  his  shoulder  as  the 
first.    Woodward. 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 

Inkmoline 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  an 

inkmoline  as  the  first.     Smallwood. 
Chequy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  canton  gu.  an  ink- 
moline of  the  first.    Chesham. 
Leg 
Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion's  gamh  erased  in  bend 

of  the  first.    Bowthby. 
Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion's  gamb  erased  in  bend 

or.     Bowtheby. 
Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion's  paw  erased  in  bend 

or.     Boothby,  Baronetcy  5  November  1644. 
Az.   fretty  ....   on   a  canton  or   a  lion's   gamb 

erased  of  the  first.    Fontechayne. 
Lure 
Arg.  fretty  engr.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  lure 

as  the  first.    Camfield. 
Maunch 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  maunch 

or.    Vernon,  Little   Beligh,  Essex;   and  co. 

Nottingham. 
Monster 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  griffin 

ramp.  gu.     Talaunt,  V*.    Tallant,  V.    The 

griffin  salient.     Talaunt,  V.    Tallant. 
Mullet 
Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  mullet  or.    Endfield. 

Enestfield.    Enfield,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  bezanty  a  mullet  or.     Sire 

Bartelmeu  de  Enefeld,  N. 
Arg.   on   a  canton   sa.   a    mullet    of    the    first. 

Enfield,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  mullet  or.       Sir  Bartholo- 
mew de  Enfield,  L,  Karl.  MS.  6137. 
Arg.  on  a  canton   sa.  a  mullet  or  pierced  gu. 

Enfeld,  V.    Enfield,  V*. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  mullet 

(?fordiff.)  of  the  first.    Ireby,  V.    The  mullet 

Or.      IWARBY. 

Barry  nebuly  of  five  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu. 

a  mullet  or.    Brokesby.    The  mullet  pierced. 

Brackesby. 
Barry  nebuly  of  five  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu. 

a  mullet  or.  Sr.  John  Brokesby,  co.Leicester.F. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the  se- 
cond a  mullet  like  the  first.    Wass,  V*.    Sire 

William  Wasse, N.    Wasse,  F.    Wash  Washe 

or  Wasse,  co.  Buckingham. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as 

the  second  a  mullet  or.    Brookesby,  brass, 

1633,  in  Stoke  Golding  Church. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  mullet 

or.    Woodward. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu. 

a  mullet  as  the  second.     Rokesby. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu. 

a  pierced  mullet  for  diff.  or.     Brokesby,  V*. 
Barry  nebuly  of  seven  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton 

gu.  a  pierced  mullet  for  diff.  or.    Brokesby, 

co.  Leicester,  V. 
Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  like  the 

second  a  mullet  as  the  first.    Inglefield. 
Barry  of  fourteen  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  like 

the  second  a  mullet  as  the  first.    Yngefeld,  V. 
Barry  of  fourteen  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  like 

the  first  a  mullet  as  the  second.     Ingefeld, 

V*.    Ingefield. 
Erm.   on   a  canton   gu.  a   mullet  for    diff.    or. 

Basset,  Collins  on,  Somerset,  i,  148 ;  and  Basset, 

circa  1628,  impaling  per  fess  embattled  sa.  and 

az.    six     mullets    or,    in    Claverton    Church. 

Bassett,  Yetton,  V. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 
Mullet  cont. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  or  a  mullet  gu.  Basset,  Uliegh, 

co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  bezanty  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet  sa.     Sire 

Thomas  la  Souche,  N.     Sr.  Thomas  Zouche, 

co.  Leicester,  V. 
Gu.  fretty  or  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  six-pointed 

mullet  as  the  second.    James  de  Pors,  temp. 

Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.  bezanty  on  a  canton  or  a  mullet  for  diff.  sa. 

Zouche,  co.  Leicester. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a 

mullet  as  the  first.     Blackerby,  LoDdon  ;  and 

Shakerland   Hall,  Suffolk;    granted  10  June 

1604. 
Lozengy  gu.  and  vair  on  a  canton  or  a  mullet  for 

diff.  sa.   Sr.  John  Gise,  co.  Buckingham,  temp. 

Edward  I,  V.     The  mullet  pierced.     Gise. 
Lozengy  gu.  and  vair  on  a  canton  or  a  six-pointed 

mullet  sa.     Guise  or  Gwyse,  co.  Gloucester. 

The  mullet  pierced.    Auncel  de  Gise,  F. 
Or  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet  sa.  Noel, 

Persall,  co.  Stafford. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  mullet 

as  the  second.     Stranley,  V*.    Stanley. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  mullet 

or.    Stanley. 
Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet 

sa.    Wells.    The  mullet  pierced.     Welles. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  mullet 

sa.     Welles,  V*. 
Paly  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  as  the 

first  a  mullet  sa.    Wells  or  Welles,  co.  He- 
reford. 
Paly  of  nine  gu.  and  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a  six 

pointed  mullet  sa.    Welles. 
Sa.  on  a  canton  or  a  mullet  of  the  first.  Bucknel 

or  Bucknell. 
Vair  on   a   canton   gu.  a  mullet  or.    Sr.  John 

Fllloll,  L;  or  de  Filioll,  Harl.  3IS.  6137. 

Sire  Johan  Filol  the  son,  N. 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  mullet  .... 

Beach  or  Delabeche. 
Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

mullet  erm.    Anfrons. 
Orle 
Erm.  on   a   canton   gu.   an   orle   arg.     Beuley. 

Coortois  Courtois  or  Courtoys.     Scurtois. 

SURTEES.       SURTEYES,F*.      SURTEYS,  T. 

Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  orle  or.    Surtees  or 
Surteys.     Surtees,  co.  Durham ;  and  North- 
umberland.    Surtees,  Hedley,  quartering  Au- 
bone  or  Albany.     Surtees,  Redworth,  and  Ma- 
nisforth,  quartering  Lambton. 
Pale 
Or  on  a  canton  az.  a  pale  engr.  erm.  betw.  six 
bezants  two  two  and  two.    Wold,  V. 
Pheon 
Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  pheon  arg.     Midlemore, 

V*. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  on  a  canton  or  a  pheon  of  the 

first.     Hughes. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  vert  on  a  canton  gu.  a  pheon 
or.    Langley,  Brokley,  co.  Salop. 
Pile 
Vairy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  canton   az.  a  pile  or. 
Beach,  Nether  Avon,  co.  Wilts. 
Pillar  see  Building 
Rowel 
Paly  or  and  gu.  on   a  canton   az.  a  rowel  arg. 
Gauter  Bertant  (Bertram,  Harl.  MS.  6589), 
G. 


On  1  CANTON  cont. 
Saltire 
Arg.  on   a  canton    sa.   a    saltire    of   the    first. 

Chancellour. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  saltire  or. 

Sir  William  Warren. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  saltire  engr.  sa.     Geffe 

or  Geffy.     Geoffeey. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  saltire  or.    Jeffs. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  saltire  engr.  arg.     Geffy, 

V.    Jeffrey. 
Erm.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  saltire  or  a  martlet  for 
diff.      Geff,  Huborne,  co.   Berks ;  granted  1 
April  1579. 
Ship 
Or  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  ship  sa.    Nevill. 
Or  fretty  gu.  on  a  canton  per  pale  erm.  and  of 
the  first  a  ship  sails  furled  sa.     Sr.  Gilbert 
Nevill,  temp.  William  I,  V.    Nevill,  Bulmer ; 
quartered  by  Nevill  Lord  Abergavenny. 
Spur 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  as  the  last  a 

spur  or.     Knight. 
Paly  of  eight  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 
a  spur  or.     Knight. 
Sword 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
sword  bendwise  as  the  first.     Smallwood,  co. 
Stafford. 
Tun 
Barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  se- 
cond a  tun  or.     Knighton,  co.  Hertford. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  or  a  tun 

palewise  gu.    Knighton,  Suffolk. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  tun 
or.     Knighton,  V. 
Wreath 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chaplet  of  the 

first.     Earby,  Whaplod,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chaplet  or.  Irby. 
Baronetcy   13   April   1704,  Bai'on   Boston   16 
April  1761.    Ireby,  V*.    Urby. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chaplet  of  the 

last.    Urby. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  chaplet 

of  laurel  ppr.    Holme. 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  chaplet 
arg.  in  the   sinister  point  a  lion    ramp.   sa. 
Holmes. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  canton  as  the  first 
a  chaplet  gu.    Holme,  Paul-Holme,  co.  York. 
Holmes,  co.  York. 
Barry    of  six  or  and  az.   on    a    canton    arg.    a 
chaplet  gu.    Holme,  Paull-Holme,  co.  York; 
the  heiress  m.  Torre. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  chaplet 
gu.     Holme  or  Hulme,  Overhulme,  co.  Stafford. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  canton  like  the  se- 
cond a  chaplet  as  the  first.     Holmes,  Berowe. 
co.  Cambridge. 
Barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  on  a  canton   arg.  a 

chaplet  gu.     Holmes,  Gawdy  Hall,  Norfolk. 
Barry   of  eight  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  arg.   a 
chaplet  gu.  Holme,  co.  Lancaster,  V,  Cott.  MS. 
Tiberius D 10.  Holmes, Coddington,co. Chester. 
Barry  of  eight  az.  and  or  on  a  canton  arg.  a 
chaplet  sa.     Holmes,  Coddington,  co.  Chester. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.   a 
chaplet  gu.      Holme,  Up-Holland  House,  co. 
Lancaster;      quartering    Bankes;     descended 
from  Holme  or  Hulme,  Hulme,  co.  Lancaster: 
the   heiress   m.  Hope.       Holme,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, V. 


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On  1  CANTON  cont. 
Wreath  cont. 
Barry  of  seventeen  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  a 
laurel  crown  gu.     Holmede,  Coddington,  co. 
Chester. 

Wreaths 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  arg.  three 
cliaplets  gu.    Holmes. 

On  1  CANTON and  in  Chief 

Chief 
Arg.  a  chief  erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  owl  of  the 

first.     Barton,  co.  Buckingham. 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second 
on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  garb  or.     Weaver. 
on  a  Chief 
Gyronny  of  twelve  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  sa.  a 
covered  cup  of  the  first  on  a  chief  gu.  three 
covered  cups  gold.     Kirstowe,  co.  Lancaster. 

On  1  CANTON  with  a  Bordure 

Beast 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  bordure  compony  as 
the  second  and  first  on  a  cauton  quarterly  or 
and  gu.  a  bear  statant  arg.  within  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.  Thomas  Grey,  Donyngton  Park,  co. 
Leicester,  F.  But  a  boar  pass.  Grey,  V*. 
Grey,  Langley,  and  Donnington,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 

....  Lion 

Arg.  fretty  gu-  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  over  all  on  a 
canton  of  the  second  a  lion  (pass.  V*.)  statant 
or.  DuNSTANviLL,Castlecomb,  V.  Dunstavile, 
V*. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp, 
arg.  all  within  a  bordure  erm.  Warren,  St. 
Alban's,  co.  Hertford. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  on 
a  canton  of  the  last  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed 
arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  for  diff.  Warren,  Ashwell, 
co.  Hertford. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  over  all 
on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  double  tailed  and 
nowed  arg.  Waller  alias  Warren,  Bassing- 
bourne,  co.  Cambridge  ;  and  Ashwell,  co.  Hert- 
ford ;  a  branch  of  Warren,  Poynton,  Harl.  MS. 
1546,  fo.  114.  And  with  a  fleur-de-lis  in  the 
centre  for  diff.  arg.  Waller  alias  Warren, 
Ashwell,  co.  Hertford  ;  1234,  fo.  142  ;  1504,  fo. 
143  b;  1547,  fo.  20. 

Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first  a 
bordure  sa.  charged  with  eight  estoiles  as  the 
second.    White,  Doncaster,  co.  York. 

Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.  crowned  or 
a  bordure  of  the  third  charged  with  estoiles  as 
the  fourth.    White,  co.  Hants. 

Gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  bordure 
of  the  last  charged  with  eight  estoiles  or. 
White,  V.* 

Gu.  a  bordure  sa.  charged  with  eight  mullets  or 
on  a  canton  erm.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first. 
White,  V*. 

Gu.  a  bordure  sa.  charged  with  estoiles  or  on  a 
canton  erm.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second.  White, 
Fyfield,  co.  Berks;  and  co.  Hants.  And  with 
an  annulet  in  the  centre  for  diff.  (arg.  some- 
times) or.  White,  Baron  and  Viscount  Bantry 
31  March  1797,  Viscount  Bearhaven  29  De- 
cember 1800,  Earl  of  Bantry  22  January  1816. 
But  the  annulet  in  the  centre  or.  St.  John 
Baptist  College,  Oxford ;  founded  1557  by 
Sir  Thomas  White,  Alderman  of  London. 


On  1  CARTON  with  a  Bordure  cont. 
Beast   cont.   Lion  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  canton  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  bordure 
of  the  third  charged  with  estoiles  as  the  se- 
cond an  annulet  in  chief  or.  White,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1553. 

Gu.  a  bordure  sa.  charged  with  mullets  or  on  a 
canton  erm.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  an  annulet  for  diff. 
White,  London. 

Per  bend  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion 
ramp,  guard,  or  a  bordure  counterchanged. 
Carrell. 

Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  a  bordure  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis 
of  the  first.     Grantbridge. 
Hand 

Arg.  a  bordure  engr.  az.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  gaunt- 
let clasped  or.     Topp,  Stockton,  and  Fisherton, 
co.  Wilts,  quartering  Lingen. 
Spur 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  spur  or  a  bordure  (of  the 
third,  another)  sa.     Knight. 

Arg.  a  bordure  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  spur  the 
rowel  downwards  or.     Knyght,  V*. 

Arg.  a  bordure  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  spur  without 
leathers  rowel  downwards  or.     Knight,  1730. 

Arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  leathered  spur  rowel 
downwards  or  a  bordure  sa.     Knight,  Norfolk. 

Paly  arg.  and  gu.  a  bordure  az.  on  a  canton  of  the 
second  a  spur  or.     Knight,  Baschurch,   co. 
Salop  ;  quartered  by  Holte. 
Swords 

Arg.  a  bordure  az.  bezanty  on  a  canton  gu. 
three  swords  barwise  the  points  to  the  dex- 
ter side  in  pale  as  the  first  hilt  and  pomels 
or.  Aldridge,  Kingsclere,  co.  Hants ;  granted 
1772. 

Wreath 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  bordure  nebuly  erm. 
on  a  canton  as  the  first  a  chaplet  of  roses  ppr. 
Holmes,  Brook  Hall,  Norfolk ;  granted  .... 

2  CANTONS 

Per  fess  the  chief  part  quarterly  per  fess  indented 

or  and  erm.  the  base  arg.  charged  with  squires 

(cantons  voided)  sa.     Barlay. 
Sa.  in  chief  a  canton  and  in  base  another  both 

on  the   dexter  side   arg.      Cambridge,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London  1420. 

2  CANTONS  with  a  Bordure 

and  in  base.... 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  in  chief  two  cantons  in  base 
(two  piles  from  the  point  sometimes  called)  a 
chev.  counterchanged  over  all  an  escucheon 
arg.  all  within  a  bordure  of  the  last.    Londons. 

On  2  CANTONS 

Az.  two  cantons  arg.  on  the  dexter  a  rose  gu. 
on  the  sinister  a  thistle  vert.  Nowlan,  Ire- 
land. 

CAP 

including  Bonnet,  Chapeau,  Infula,  Hat,  Morion, 
and  Steel  Cap 

Arg.  a  (chapeau  or)  hat  az.  with  a  plume  of  ostrich 

feather  in  front  gu.    John  Kingeston,  1390, 

Harl.  MS.  1178,  fo.  42. 
Arg.  an  infula  embowed  at  the  end  gu.  turned  up 

in  form  of  a  hat  and  engr.  with  a  button  and 

tassel  on  the  top  or.     Brunt. 
Arg.  a  steel  cap  ppr.  with  a  feather  in  front  gu. 

Kingston,  temp.  Richard  II. 


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CAP  cont. 

Or  a  morion  gu.    Kilham. 

Or  a  morion  sa.  garnished  and  studded  or  and 
az.  Robinson,  Cheshunt,  co.  Hertford  ;  granted 
1402  ;  London ;  and  Little  Baxton,  co.  West- 
moreland. 

1  CAP  and  in  base 

Sa.  in  chief  a  doctor's  cap  ....  in  base  three 
sugarloaves  arg.  Sugae  ;  Collinson,  Somerset, 
iii,  401. 

1  CAP  betw.  or  within .... 

Quarterly  erm.  and  az.  a  chapeau  gu.  turned  up 
of  the  first  betw.  two  greyhounds  courant  in 
pale  or.    Cope,  Osbaston  Hall,  co.  Leicester. 

3  CAPS 

Arg.  three  (caps  or)  morions  sa.     De  la  Reub, 

V*. 
Arg.  three  (chapeaus  or)  caps  of  maintenance  sa. 

Halwoeth,  V*.    Hatworth,  V. 
Arg.  three    (caps   or)    hats  without    brims   sa. 

Delaeenor  or  Delaeour,  Kent.     Delareur, 

V.    Hatworth. 
Arg.  three  caps  sa.  banded  or.    Capper. 
Az.  three  Albanian  bonnets  or.    Vaux,  France. 

4  CAPS 

Quarterly  az.  and  or  four  caps  (called  pilia  pas- 
toralia,  in  form  of  a  doge's  cap)  counter- 
changed.    Drokensford,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  four  caps  (in  form  of  a 
doge's  cap)  counterchanged.  Maundefeid, 
V*.    Maundefeld,  V. 

CAED  see  Working-Card 
CARPENTER'S  AXE  see  Axe 
CASTLE  including  Tower 

....  a  castle  ....     Town  of  Knaresborough,  co. 

York  ;  with  the  letters  erqr  beneath. 
....   a  castle  domed   ....      Town  of  Bishop's 

Castle,  co.  Salop ;  seal. 
....    a      castle      embattled    ....      Town      of 

Tewkesbury,  co.   Gloucester. 
....  a    castle    triple-towered    ....       Town    of 

Taunton,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  227. 
....   on  a  mount  a  castle  with  three  domed  tow- 
ers on  each  a  pennon  ....     Town  of  Newbury, 

co.  Berks ;  seal. 
....  on  a  mount  rising  out  of  water  a  castle  with 

three  towers  embattled  and  domed  and  joined 

to  each  other  by  a  circular  wall  ....     Town  of 

Bosney,  Cornwall ;  seal. 
....  a  castle  embattled  and  towered  in  the  middle 

the  exterior  towers  domed  and  on  each  a  flag. 

Town  of  Pembroke  ;  seal. 
....  a  castle  with  five  towers  over  the  port  an  es- 

cucheon  arg.  on  a  cross  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  or. 

City  of  Lincoln;  seal. 
....  on  a  mount  vert  a  castle  with  five  spires  arg. 

Town  of  Queenboeough,  Kent;  Hoisted,  Kent, 

ii,  658. 
Arg.  a  tower  with  a  steeple  az.  port  gu.  Delatoure, 

co.  Dorset. 
Arg.  a  tower  gu.     Kinsey. 
Arg.  a  tower  embattled  gu.   MacNaughten,  That 

Ilk. 
Arg.  a  tower  flanked  by  a  wall  and  two  turrets  gu. 

Daman. 


CASTLE  cont. 

Arg.  a  square  tower  issuant  out  of  the  base  sur- 
mounted by  an  open  port  (or  arch)  joined  to 
two  towers  gu.  the  roof  quadrangular  or  divided 
into  four  gable  ends  az.     Bridghouse. 

Arg.  a  tower  sa.  having  a  scaling  ladder  raised 
against  it  in  bend  sinister  or.     Maunsell. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  a  castle  sa.     Burgower. 

Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  sa.  Castle.  Oldcastle, 
lord  of  Cobham,  V.     Sampson,  Kent. 

Arg.  semy  of  crosses  flory  and  a  tower  triple- 
towered  sa.     Somaister,  Cornwall,  V. 

Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  sa.  chained  transverse 
the  port  or.     Oldcastle,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  castle  triple-tow- 
ered and  portcullis  sa.  Chenerton  or 
Chinerton,  Cornwall.    Cheverton. 

Arg.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  tower  triple-tow- 
ered sa.  Chtverton,  Kerris,in  St.  Paul,  Corn- 
wall; the  heiress  m.  Trewren.  Richard 
Chtverton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1658 ; 
descended  from  Chtverton,  Trehunsey  iu 
Quithiock.  Chtverton,  Pawle,  Cornwall, 
W. 

Arg.  on  a  rock  ppr.  a  castle  triple-towered  and  em- 
battled sa.  masoned  of  the  first  and  topped  with 
three  vanes  gu.  windows  and  portcullis  shut  of 
the  last.     City  of  Edinburgh. 

Az.  a  castle  ....  Town  of  Luggeeshall,  co. 
Wilts. 

Az.  a  castle  arg.  Town  of  Bridgnorth,  co.  Salop ; 
seal.  M'Calloun,  Rossie,  Scotland.  M'Galeon, 
Ross-shire. 

Az.  a  tower  arg.  Delatowre  or  Delatour. 
Mouat,  England.     Sampson. 

Az.  a  tower  domed  arg.  Town  of  Great  Bedwin, 
co.  Wilts. 

Az.  a  tower  (embattled  V*.)  with  a  cupola  arg. 
door  gu.  Gilbert  De  la  Tour,  Barwike,  co. 
Dorset,  V. 

Az.  in  base  water  vert  on  the  centre  of  a  bridge 
with  three  arches  a  turret  arg.  flagged  gu. 
Vinicombe. 

Az.  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  Mac  Gtlleoun, 
Scotland.  Town  of  Marlborough,  co. 
Wilts. 

Az.  a  tower  triple-towered  arg.    Delatowre. 

Az.  a  tower  triple-towered  and  domed  arg.  Towry, 
Croglin  Hall,  Cumberland;  the  heiress  ra. 
Negus  ;  a  branch  of  Towry,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  portholes  and  gate 
gu.    M'Leod. 

Az.  a  castle  triple-towered  and  embattled  arg.  ma- 
soned sa.  port  gu.  Maoleod,  Muravenside, 
Scotland ;  descended  from  Macleod,  That  Ilk, 
quartering  Man. 

Az.  on  a  mount  ppr.  couped  a  castle  triple-tow- 
ered arg.  the  middle  tower  cupolaed  and  flagged. 
Nielson,  Bothwellshiels ;  quartering  arg.  a 
stag's  head  cabossed and  arg.  a  lion  ram- 
pant gu. 

Az.  a  castle  or.  Cassat.  Mons.  Thomas 
Kardelecke,  T. 

Az.  a  tower  or.  Towers,  Northampton;  and  Little 
Berkhampstead. 

Az.  on  a  mount  vert  a  castle  embattled  with  three 
towers  domed  on  each  a  pennon  all  or.  Town 
of  Clitheeow,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  a  tower  triple-towered  or.  Towees,  the  Manor 
of  Hinton,  Isle  of  Ely. 

Az.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  tower  triple- 
towered  or.  Castleman,  Coberley,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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CASTLE  cont. 

Gu.   a    castle    arg.      Barnstable.      Lindores. 

M'Leod  ;   quartering  gyronny  of  eight  or  and 

sa.,  with  or  a  fess  chequy  az.  and  arg.,  and  arg. 

a  bull's  head  cabossed  sa. 

Gu.  out  of  a  castle  arg.  a  hart  issuant  ppr.  attired 

or.     King  of  Ireland,  Harl.  MS.  304. 
Gu.  a  castle  arg.  crowned  or  in  the  port  a  cross 
formy  of  the  second.  Atford,  co.  Devon.     The 
cross  fonny  of  the  third.      Ford  or  Alford, 
Fordmore,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Gu.  crusily  or  a  castle  arg.     Castelock,  Fever- 
sham,  Kent;  granted  10  August  1614. 
Gu.    crusily    or    a    castle    arg.    masoned    sa. 
Castlelock.  Feversham,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  castle  towered  arg.    City  of  Dublin. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  in  the  sinister  base  vert  on  the 
sinister  side  a  castle  with  two  towers  domed  on 
each  a  pennon  all  arg.  the  dexter  base  barry 
wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  thereon  a  ship  with  three 
masts  sailing  from  behind  the  castle  or  the  fore 
and  main  masts  in  sight  sa.  on  each  two  sails  of 
the  second.    City  of  Bristol. 

Gu.  the  barbican  of  a  castle  having  loopholes  gate 
and  portcullis  with  two  pointed  side  towers  on 
each  of  the  latter  a  pennon  waving  arg.  and  en- 
signed  on  the  centre  of  the  battlement  by  a 
royal  coronetor.    Borough  of  Doncaster, York. 

Gu.  a  tower  triple-towered  arg.  Donoaster,  V. 
Maude,  Ireland. 

Gu.  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  masoned  sa. 
Lindores  (Title  of  Lord  Lindsay). 

Gu.  on  a  rock  ppr.  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  ma- 
soned sa.  surmounted  by  an  escucheon  gu.  three 
lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or.  Dorchester,  co. 
Dorset. 

Gu.  a  four-square  castle  in  perspective  with  as 
many  towers  and  cupolas  one  at  each  angle 
arg.  standiog  in  water  az.  Rawson,  Castleford, 
co.  York,  V. 

Gu.  a  castle  four-square  in  perspective  with  a  tower 
at  each  angle  arg.  enclosing  a  falcon  volant  ppr. 
standing  on  a  mount  vert  in  the  courtyard  as 
the  first,    Lanyon,  Cornwall,  W. 

Gu.  a  castle  surmounted  by  two  others  placed  pyra- 
midically  and  embattled  standing  on  a  Gothic 
bridge  with  water  underneath  on  each  side  the 
first  castle  a  domed  tower  surmounted  with  a 
bull  and  the  gate  in  the  centre  portcullised. 
Town  of  Bridgewater  ;  Collinson,  Somerset, 
iii,  76. 

Gu.  a  tower  embattled  with  a  round  roof  betw. 
two  other  turrets  standing  upon  a  wall  extended 
in  fess  arched  inarched  ....     Bridgmore. 

Gu.  a  castle  or.  Castile,  Z,  70.  Catherine  of 
Arragon,  daughter  of  Ferdinand  II  of  Spain, 
first  wife  of  Henry  VIII.  Philip  of  Spain,  hus- 
band of  Mary  I.  Castile,  quartering  Leon,  Z, 
129, 179,  250,  260,  378, 499.  Castile,  quarter- 
ing Leon,  Arragon,  Sicily,  and  Granada,  Z,  475. 
Sire  de  Castilton,  H.  Roy  d'EsPAiGNE,  quar- 
terly with  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  purp.  Y.  Doncaster, 
co.  Berks. 

Gu.  a  tower  or.     Sole,  London  ;  granted  1591. 

Gu.  goutty  d'eau  a  castle  or.     Hawborgh. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  within  a  (circular  embattled 
wall  or  castle  another  a  quadrangular)  castle  or 
a  falcon  rising  ppr.     Lanion,  Lanion,  Cornwall. 

Gu.  a  tower  embattled  or.  Hutchings,  co. 
Somerset. 

Gu.  a  castle  with  two  towers  or  embattled  and 
masoned  sa.  Casley  (originally  Chastelai  of 
France),  Loudon. 


CASTLE  cont. 

Gu.  a  castle  with  two  towers  or  embattled  and 
masoned  sa.  adorned  with  four  vanes  arg. 
Chasteliai,  France. 
Gu.  a  tower  triple-towered  or.  Castile,  quarterly 
with  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  as  borne  by  Eleanor, 
first  wife  of  Edward  I  (ob.  1296) ;  and  as  borne 
impaled  dexter  with  az.  flory  or  quarter- 
ing gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or  over  all 
a  label  of  three  points  erm.  by  John 
(Plantagenet)  of  Gaunt,  Earl  of  Richmond, 
Duke  of  Lancaster  and  Aquitaine,  ob.  1398-9 ; 
and  as  borne  quarterly  with  Arragon  impaling 
Sicily  in  the  base  point  Granada,  by  Catherine 
first  wife  of  Henry  VIII;  and  as  borne  for  a 
third  quarter  quarterly  with  Arragon  impaling 
Sicily  by  Mary  I ;  and  as  borne  quarterly  with 
Arragon  impaling  Sicily  all  quarterly  with 
Austria  Burgundy  Burgundy  and  Brabant  over 
all  Flanders  impaling  the  Tyrol  and  on  a  base 
Granada  by  Philip  II  of  Spain  her  husband. 
Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  az.  over  all  a  castle  arg. 

Hooper,  Hendford,  co.  Somerset. 
Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  arg.  over  all  a  castle 

sa.    Hooper,  co.  Worcester. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  erm.  over  all  a  tower 

triple-towered  arg.    Hopper,  co.  Devon. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  erm.  over  all  a  tower 
triple-towered  sa.      Howper  or  Hooper,   co. 
Devon  ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  562.     George 
Hooper,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1703,  Bath,  etc., 
1704-27. 
Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  erm.  over  all  a  tower 
triple-towered  arg.masoned of thefirst.  Hopper, 
Shincliffe,  and  Silksworth,  Durham. 
Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  erm.  a  tower  or.  Hopper, 

Durham ;  quartering  Carlos. 
Or  a  tower  triple  towered  az.    Blount  or  Blunt. 

Sanchett,  V. 
Or  on  a  bridge  of  three  arches  in  fess  gu.  ma- 
soned  sa.  over  as  many  streams  transfluent 
ppr.  a  tower  of  the  second  thereon  a  fane  arg. 
Trowbridge,  Modbury,  co.  Devon. 
Or  a  castle  sa.    Mountjoy. 

Per  fess  arg.  with  chequy  or  and  gu.  in  chief  a 
castle    issuant  triple-towered    az.        City   of 
Chichester. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  a  tower  triple-towered  or. 

Rawstorne,  London. 
Per  fess  az.  and  gu.  a  tower  triple-towered  or. 

Rawston,  Manchester. 

Per  fess   az.  and  sa.   a  castle   of   four   towers 

arg.  Rawson,  Stonyroyd,  and  Halifax,  co.  York; 

descended  from  Rawson,  Ingrow. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  a  domed  tower  arg.  Rawson. 

Per  fess  wavy  gu.  and  az.  a  castle  arg.     Rawson, 

co.  York. 
Per  fess  sa.  and  az.  a  castle  (another,  seen  ob- 
liquely) with  four  towers  arg.  Rawson,  Darley 
Hall,  co.  Lancaster;  Bradford,  and  Nidd,  co. 
York ;  descended  through  Rawson,  Billing, 
quartering  Brooke;  from  Rawson,  Bradford,  a 
branch  of  Ravenson  or  Rawson,  Frystin,  co. 
York,  temp.  Richard  II.  Rawson,  BesSacarr 
Grange,  Canbley,  co.  York.  \ 

Per  fess  sa.  and  az.  a  castle  with  four  towers  the 
gate  displ.  arg.  on  each  tower  a  vane  or. 
Rawson. 
Per  fess  wavy  sa.  and  az.  a  castle  with  four  tow- 
ers arg.  Rawson,  Frystone,  co.  York. 
Per  fess  sa.  and  barry  wavy  of  (six,  another  of) 
eight  arg.  and  az.  over  all  a  square  castle  tow- 
ered at  each  corner  (of  the  second,  another) 


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CASTLE  cont. 

ppr.     Eoger  Castlefoed,  Wisperdale,  co.  York, 

1585;     W.       Castlefoed,   Worsborough    and 

Wypershall,  co.  York. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  a  castle   gu.     Chiscott, 

Kent. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  triangular  castle  with  three 

towers  or.     City  of  Exetee. 
Quarterly    gu.    and    vert    a    castle    or.       Solas, 

Brabant. 
Sa.  a  castle  arg.  Hitchins,  co.  Oxford.  Hitchens 

or  Hitchins. 
Sa.  a  castle   (i.  e.  castellated  portal  betw.  two 

towers)  arg.  standing  on  the  upper  part  of  a 

base   barry   of    six    as    the    second    and    az. 

Richard  Rawson,  Alderman  of  Loudon  1746,  W. 
Sa.  a  tower  arg.     Delatowre.     Hutchens. 
Sa.     a     castle     triple-towered     arg.       Hichins, 

London. 
Sa.  a  tower  towered  arg.     Mowatt. 
Sa.  a  castle  with  towers  turreted  in  perspective  arg. 

standing  in  water  wavy  az.  and  arg.  Castlefoed, 

V*. 
Sa.  a  quadrangular  tower  with  four  towers  in  per- 
spective arg.  masoned  and  standing  in  water 

ppr.    Town  of  Pontefeact. 
Sa.  a  castle  or.     Somees. 
Sa.  a  castle   triple-towered  or.     John  Towees, 

Bishop  of  Peterborough,  1639-49. 
Sa.  a  tower  or.    Thomas  Towees,  1352,  quartered 

byTopcliff;  W. 

CASTLE  and  in  chief 

Axes 

Arg.  a  tower  sa.  issuing  from  the  top  thereof  four 
battle-axes  two  to  the  dtxter  and  two  to  the 
sinister  az.     Hicks,  Ireland. 
Beast 

....  a  gateway  embattled  and  wall  flanked  by 
two  towers  issuing  from  the  base  and  out  of 
the  top  of  the  embattled  gate  a  demi-lion  hold- 
ing in  the  dexter  paw  a  sword  point  down- 
wards ....     M'Lean,  Dundee. 

Gu.  out  of  a  tower  arg.  a  demi-lion  ramp,  or  a 
canton  of  the  second.    Castillon,  Italy. 

Gu.  in  base  a  castle  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  or. 
Castilla,  Spain. 

Gu.  on  a  base  barry  wavy  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  a 
castle  with  two  towers  of  the  second  in  chief  a 
lion  passant  guard,  crowned  betw.  two  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.     Town  of  Beidport,  co.  Dorset. 

Quarterly  embattled  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  quar- 
ter above  a  tower  arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gold. 
A  coat  of  augmentation  granted,  1033,  to 
Robinson,  London :  Cranford,  co.  Northamp- 
ton; Stretton  Hall,  co.  Leicester;  Baronetcy 
22  June  1668. 

Bird Eagle 

Arg.  over  a  castle  upon  a  hill  a  demi-eagle  displ. 

ppr.     Town  of  Bedford. 
Per  fess  or  and  gu.  in  base  a  castle  arg.  in  chief 

an  eagle  displ.  double-headed  of  the  second. 

Payne-GALLWAY,  Baronetcy  8  December  1812, 

quartering  Payne. 

Falcon 

Gu.  a  castle  four-square  in  perspective  with  a 
tower  at  each  angle  on  the  top  a  falcon  volant 
ppr.     Lanyon,  V*. 

Sa.  in  waves  ppr.  a  castle  arg.  on  the  top 
a  falcon  hovering  with  bells  or.  Lanine,  Corn- 
wall, Harl.  MS.  4031,  fo.  89  b. 


CASTLE  and  in  chief cont. 

Bird  cont.  Falcon  cont. 

Sa.  a  castle  with  four  towers  arg.  on  the  top  a 
falcon  hovering  with  bells  ppr.     Lanyon,  Cam- 
borne, and  Lanyon  in  Madron  and  Lanyon  in 
Gwinnear,  Cornwall. 
....  Heron 

....a  tower  triple -towered  ....  and  a  stork 
ppr.    Denton. 

Gu.  a  tower  or  on  the  top  a  stork  arg.  Sutton, 
Elton,  Durham  ;  derived  from  Sutton,  Thorn- 
borough,  co.  York,  1640;  the  heirs  m.  Sleigh 
and  Hutchinson;  quartering  Sleigh  &Bathurst. 

Gu.  a  castle  or  on  the  top  a  stork  ppr.    Sutton, 
Kittismore,  co.  York. 
Birds 

....  a  castle  with  a  tower  at  each  end  the  middle 
of  the  castle  surmounted  with  another  lower 
the  castle  arched  in  base  from  the  dexter  tower 
to  the  sinister  within  the  arch  a  lion  couchant 
guard,  on  the  two  outside  towers  a  Cornish 
chough  ....     Town  of  Caemaethen. 

Per  fess  az.  and  arg.  in  base  on  a  rock  a  castle 
breached  the  Indian  colours  struck  and  flagstaff 
ppr.  in  chief  two  eagles  rising  or.  Stibbeet, 
London  ;  granted  12  October  1768. 

Az.  a  castle  of  three  towers  arg.  masoned  sa. 
standing  on.  a  rock  ppr.  doors  and  windows  gu. 
on  the  top  of  the  middle  tower  a  cock  and  on 
each  of  the  others  an  eagle  or.  Campbell, 
Dunstaffnage,  co.  Argyll ;  Baronetcy  11  March 
1836;  quartering  gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa., 
with  or  a  fess  chequy  az.  and  arg.,  and  gu.  a 
boar's  head  cabossed  or  betw.  a  crescent  and 
spur  rowel  in  fess  arg. 
Canton 

Az.    a   castle    and    a    canton    arg.      Town    of 
Beidgnoeth,  co.  Salop, 
on  a  Canton ....  Cross 

Az.  on  a  base  wavy  of  six  az.  and  arg.  a  castle  with 
tower  and  spire  near  the  centre  of  the  field  all 
on  the  dexter  side  on  the  sinister  a  ship  with 
one  mast  as  if  passing  by  the  castle  sail  furled 
of  the  first  the  mast  round  tops  and  rigging  or 
on  the  stern  a  man  blowing  a  horn  of  the  last 
on  a  canton  gold  a  cross  betw.  four  lions  ramp, 
gu.    Town  of  Lydd,  Kent. 

Per  fess  sa.  and  az.  out  of  a  base  barry  wavy  of 
four  as  the  second  and  arg.  a  castle  with  four 
towers  in  perspective  of  the  last  a  canton  erm. 
Rawson. 

Fruit 

Quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  over  all  a  castle  triple-tow- 
ered arg.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  three  pears  in 
fess  sa.    City  of  Worcester. 
....  Keys 

Or  over  water  in  base  on  a  bridge  of  three  arches 
in  fess  embattled  a  tower  ppr.  thereon  hoisted 
a  broad  pendent  flying  towards  the  sinister  a 
canton  az.  charged  with  two  keys  in  saltire 
wards  upwards  gold.  Trowbridge,  Plymouth, 
co.  Devon  ;  Baronetcy  30  November  1799. 
Legs 

Az.  a  tower  arg.  on  a  canton  gu.  the  three  legs  of 
man    conjoined    and    armed    ppr.    spurs    or. 
M'Leod,  Colbeck. 
Chief 

Or   a     tower    triple-towered    and    a    chief    gu. 
Netter. 
on  a  Chief. . .  .Bird 

Gu.  a  tower  ppr.  on  a  chief  or  an  eagle  displ. 
sa.  Giustiniani,  Baron  Livingstone,  Viscount 
Kynnaird,Earlof  Newburgh,31  December  1600. 


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CASTLE  and  in  chief. .  ..cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Crescent  cont. 

Arg.  a  castle  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  crescent  betw. 
two  mullets  of  the  first.  Portal,  Ash  Park, 
Overton,  co.  Hants. 

Per  saltire  az.   and  gu.  a  castle  (i.  e.  castellated 

portal  flanked  by  two  towers)  arg.  on  a  chief 

erm.  a  crescent  of  the  first  betw.  two  mullets  of 

the  second.  Portal,  Freefolk  House, co.  Hants. 

....  Fleurs-de-lis 

Erm.  a  tower  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
or.     Bullivant. 

Heads  (Beasts) 

Quarterly  sa.  and  az.  a  quadrangular  castle  arg.  on 
a  chief  erm.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  gu. 
Rawson,  Brookside,  and  Wardsend,  co.  York ; 
temp.  Edward  IV. 

(Birds) 

Az.  a  castle  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  stork's  heads 
erased  gu.  Smith,  Amble,  and  Togston, North- 
umberland. 

Az.  on  a  mount  in  base  vert  a  castle  arg.  on  a  chief 
or  three  stork's  beads  erased  gu.  Smith,  Durham. 
.   . .  Insect 

Quarterly  az.  and  gu.  over  all  a  castle  or  on  a  chief 
arg.  a  bee  volant  ppr.  betw.  two  martlets  sa. 
Fort,  Read  Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 
Key 

Arg.  a  castle  triple-towered  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a 
key  erect  or  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Dartiquenave,  London. 
....  Mullets 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  the  dexter  compartment  a 
tower  gu.  and  on  the  sinister  on  a  mount  vert 
a  seahorse  arg.  mane  fins  and  tail  of  the  first  on 
a  chief  gold  three  mullets  of  the  second. 
Garrick,  Hampton,  Middlesex. 
Ship 

Az.  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a 
galley  sails  furled  and  oars  in  action  sa.  flags 
gu.    M'Leod,  St.  Kilda. 
Sun 

Arg.  on  a  mount  vert  standing  on  four  bars  wavy 
in  base  of  the  first  and  az.  a  tower  triple-tow- 
ered gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  fourth  a  sun  betw. 
two  estoiles  or.  Bourne,  Chesterton,  co.  Oxford. 
Coronets 

Az.  a  tower  triple-towered  or  standing  on  waves 
in  base  ppr.  in  chief  two  ducal  coronets  of  the 
second.  Company  of  Merchants,  Exeter;  1556. 
Estoile 

Gu.  on  a  bridge  of  Gothic  work  in  base  over  a 
river  ppr.  a  castle  surmounted  by  two  others 
placed  pyramidically  and  embattled  on  each 
side  a  domed  tower  surmounted  with  a  ball  the 
grand  entrance  portcullised  at  the  top  and 
against  the  door  a  man's  head  couped  close  .... 
in  chief  on  the  dexter  side  an  estoile  on  the  sinis- 
ter a  fleur-de-lis  ....  Town  of  Bridgwater, 
co.  Somerset ;  seal. 
Feathers 

....   semy  of  martlets  and  fleurs-de-lis    ....   a 

castle  with  two  towers  surmounted  with  a  tower 

in  the  centre  over  each  tower  an  ostrich  feather 

....  Town  of  Corfe  Castle,  co.  Dorset ;  seal. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  in  base  a  castle  or  in 
chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Sorocold,  London ; 
]  644.  But  a  tower.  Serocold,'  Cherry  Hiu- 
ton,  co.  Cambridge ;  quartering  Pearce. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  in  base  a  tower  triple-tow- 
ered or  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second. 
Lyttill,  W. 


CASTLE  and  in  chief cont. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  in  base  a  tower  of  the  first 
in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  as  the  last.    Littell 
or  Little,  Bray,  co.  Berks. 
Head 

....  a  quadrangular  castle  surmounted  with  an- 
other over  the  battlements  the  bust  of  a  woman 
her  hair  dishevelled  and  ducally  crowned  .... 
Corporation  of  Queenborough,  Kent ;  seal. 
Human-figures 

....  a  quadrangular  castle  embattled  domed  and 
surmounted  with  a  tower  triple-towered  on  the 
middle  tower  a  flag  gu.  out  of  each  of  the  front 
towers  a  man  in  armour  the  dexter  holding  a 
sword  erect  the  sinister  blowing  a  horn  all  ppr. 
Town  of  Thetford. 

(?  gu.)  out  of  water  in  base  an  embattled  wall 
enclosing  a  castle  with  three  gables  from  the 
embattled  parapet  a  piece  of  tapestry  hung  along 
the  front  betw.  the  bartizans  and  displ.  three 

shields,  viz a  lion  ramp with  gu. 

three  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  or,  and  .... 
three  dexter  hands  ....  on  the  top  on  each 
side  of  a  flag  the  upper  part  of  a  man  turned  to 
the  sinister  one  holding  a  battle-axe  the  other 
blowing  a  horn  ....  Town  of  Newcastle- 
under-Lyne. 

Ro  undies 

Per  cbev.  sa.  and  or  in  base  a  castle  triple-towered 
of  the  first  in  chief  two  bezants.     Munn. 

Per  chev.  flory  counterflory  sa.  and  arg.  in  base  a 
tower  triple-towered  of  the  first  in  chief  three 
bezants.  Mouns  Munds  or  Muns,  Cam- 
bridge ;  Essex;  Middlesex ;  and  Maidstone,  Kent. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  or  in  base  a  castle  triple- 
towered  of  the  first  in  chief  three  bezants.  Munn. 

Per  chev.  flory  counterflory  sa.  and  or  in  base  a 
tower  of  the  first  in  chief  three  bezants.  Mun, 
Finchley,andHackney,  Middlesex.  Mun,  Mount 
Hall,  Essex ;  Harl.  MS.  1551,  fo.  102.  Mouns 
Munds  or  Muns,  Cambridge;  Essex;  Middle- 
sex; and  Maidstone,  Kent. 

CASTLE  and  in  base.... 

Beast  ....  Boar 
Az.  in  chief  a  castle  with  two  towers  arg.  in  base 

a  boar  pass.  or.    Cazalet. 

Lion 

Gu.  a  castle  surmounted  with  a  tower  arg.  in  base 

a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.    City  of  Norwich. 
Per  bend  az.  and  arg.  in  base  a  tower  sa.  in  chief 

a  lion  pass,  of  the  second.     Wallis,  Ireland. 
Per  fess  vert  and  gu.  in  chief  a  quadrangle  of 

castles  walled  arg.  in  base  a  lion  pass,  guard. 

gu.    Town  of  Lancaster. 
Birds 
Pily  counterpily  of  four  traits  the  points  ending 

in  crosses  patty  two  in  chief  and  one  in  base 

sa.  and  or  in  chief  a  tower  arg.  in  base  two 

martlets  as  the  first.    Poynder  and  Poynter, 

London. 

Crescent 
Az.  a  castle  triple  towered  and  in  base  a  crescent 

or.       Bolleau,   Norfolk;     formerly  Baron   of 

Castlenau  and  St.  Croix,  Languedoc;  Baronetcy 

July  1838. 
Trench 
Vert  a  castle  (i.  e.  castellated  portal  flanked  by 

two  spired  towers)  throughout  with  portcullis 

let  down  and  in  base  a  winding  trench  arg. 

Richard  Hensley,  Captain  of  Pioneers  at  the 

siege  of  Kinsale  ;  granted  26  April  16U2. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


CASTLE  and  in  base..  ..cont. 

Woolsack 
....   the   castle   town    and   church   of  Tiverton 
with  Lowmau's  and  Exe  bridges  beneath  theni 
a  woolpack  ....     Town  of  Tiverton  ;  seal. 

CASTLE  betw.  or  within.... 

Axes 

Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  betw.  three  battle- 
axes  sa.     Hickes,  Luxillian,  Cornwall,  W. 

Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  betw.  three  poleaxes 
sa.     Hicks,  Trevitick,  and  Luxilian,  Cornwall. 

Or  a  tower  (another,  triple-towered)  betw.  three 
battle-axes  sa.  Hext,  Kingston,  co.  Dorset ; 
and  Trenarren,  Cornwall ;  quartering  Hawkins 
and  Taylder.  Sir  Edward  Hext  ;  Collinson, 
Somerset,  iii,  182, 185, 445 ;  ob.  1624. 
Beasts 

....  on  a  mount  a  tower  supported  by  two 
lions  ramp  ....  Town  of  Orford,  Suffolk ; 
seal. 

Arg.  a  castle  triple-towered  sa.  betw.  two  lions 
ramp.  comb.  gu.    O'Challey  or  O'Kelly. 

Az.a  castle  triple-towered  betw.  two  lions  ramp, 
comb.  arg.     William  Kelley,  Dublin,  ob.  1597. 

Az.  a  tower  triple-turretted  arg.  supported  by 
two  lions  of  the  second  chained  or.  Kelly, 
Castle  Kelly,  Ireland. 

Az.  a  castle  triple-towered  or  betw.  two  lions  ramp, 
comb.  arg.  William  Kelley,  Dublin,  ob. 
1597. 

Az.  a  castle  ppr.  supported  by  two  lions  ramp.  or. 
Kelly. 

Gu.  a  tower  supported  by  two  lions  ramp.  arg. 
Kelly,  Newtown,  co.  Galway. 

Gu.  a  tower  supported  by  two  lions  ramp.  arg.  on 
a  mount  vert.  Kelly,  Castle  Kelly,  co. 
Galway. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  a  tower  arg.  supported  on 
each  side  by  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Kelly,  Castle 
Kelly,  Ireland.    O'Kelly,  Ireland. 

Gu.  a  tower  triple-towered  supported  by  a  lion  on 
each  side  or.     O'Kelly,  Ireland. 

Gu.  on  a  mount  vert  a  tower  triple- towered  in  the 
port  a  portcullis  supported  by  two  lions  ramp, 
guard,  or.    Town  of  Northampton. 
Beasts 

Vert  a  castle  triple-towered  ppr.  betw.  five  lions 
pass,  guard,  or.    Town  of  Stafford. 
Birds 

Arg.     a     tower     betw.     three     martlets     az. 
Burdenbroke. 
Bordure 

Az.  a  castle  triple-towered  arg.  masoned  sa.  port- 
cullis gu.  and  a  bordure  of  the  second. 
Macleod,  Talisker,  Skye. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  a  tower  tri- 
ple-towered arg.  on  a  bordure  az.  eight  doves 
or.     Town  of  Morpeth,  co.  Northumberland. 

Sa.  a  tower  or  and  a  bordure  vair.  Torre  origi- 
nally De  Turri,co.  Warwick ;  temp.  Henry  II ; 
co.  Lincoln,  1699;  and  Snydall,  co.  York;  quar- 
tering Mann,  Kirkby,  Holme,  Wasney,  and 
Rockley. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  tower  triple-towered  erm. 
port  displ.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  charged 
with  eight  leopards  pass,  of  the  first.  Britayne. 

Gu.  a  triple  circular  tower  in  a  pyramidical  form 
the  first  battlements  mounted  with  cannon  or 
a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  towers  domed 
arg.     Town  of  Launceston  or  Dunheved. 

Or  a  castle  ....  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezant.y. 
Gidley,  Honiton,  co.  Devon 


CASTLE  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bordure  cont. 

Or  a  triple-towered  castle  az.  and  a  bordure  sa. 
bezanty.     Berkhampsted,  Burgh. 

Or  a  castle  triple-towered  embattled  and  domed 
az.  on  each  dome  a  banner  arg.  charged  with  a 
cross  gu.  all  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty.  Town 
of  Berkhampstead,  co.  Hertford. 

Or  a  castle  sa.  and  a  bordure  of  the  second  be- 
zanty. Gidley,  Gidley,  co.  Devon ;  exemplified 
1671. 

Buildings,  etc. 
Az.  betw.  two  pillars  a  castle  arg.  with  a  golden 

key    pendent    on     the     gates.       Fortress     of 

Gibraltar. 
Crosses 
Arg.  a  tower  sa.  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

as  the  last  and  gouttes  de   sang  alternately. 

Hamborough. 
Gu.  a  tower  arg.  within  an  orle  of  crosses  croslet 

and  gouttes  d'or  alternately.    Hamborough. 
Cups 
Arg.    a    tower    betw.    three    covered    cups    az. 

Amcotes,  Astrop,  co.  Lincoln;   granted  1548. 

And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Amcotes,  Writenby, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  betw.  three  covered 

cups  az.    Amcots,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  az.  betw.  three  covered 

cups  sa.     Alexander  Amcotts,  Stropp,  co.  Lin- 
coln, 1548,  W.    Ayncotts,  V. 
Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  az.  betw.  three  cups 

covered,  the  lower  part  sa.  the  upper  of  the 

second.      Ayncots  Aynescourt    or  Amcotts, 

V*. 
Az.    a    castle    betw.    three    covered    cups    arg. 

Ancotes,  co.  Lincoln. 

Escallops 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  a  tower  betw.  four  escallops 
counterchanged.     Chestlet,  V*. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  az.  a  tower  gu.  betw.  four  escal- 
lops two  and  two  counterchanged.     Chestell. 
Chestlet,  V. 
Escucheons 

....  on  a  mount  a  castle  triple-towered  with 
spires  and  fanes  on  each  on  the  mount  before 
the  castle  a  greyhound  couchant  ....  on  each 
side  the  castle  an  escucheon  on  the  dexter 
France  and  England  on  the  sinister  ....  a  lion 

ramp over  each  escucheon  a  plume  of 

ostrich  feathers.    Town  of  Denbigh. 

Estoiles 

Arg.  a  castle  or  betw.  two  estoiles  arg.  St. 
Awbyne,  Cornwall. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  castle  in  perspective  em- 
battled all  round  the  front  triple-towered  the 
whole  forming  a  hexagon  or  masoned  ....  the 
two  outside  towers  domed  on  each  side  of  the 
middle  tower  an  estoile  sa.  Town  of  Devizes, 
co.  Wilts. 

Feathers 
Sa.  a  tower  towered  and  domed  arg.  betw.  two 
feathers   of   the   last  each   in   an   escroll   or. 
Borough  of  Calne  or  Cawne,  co.  Wilts. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Vert  a  castle  arg.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  in  chief 
and  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  in  base  or.  Havelock, 
Sunderland,  co.  Durham;  granted  1815.  The 
castle  with  two  towers.  Havelock,  Izon 
House,  Henbury,  co.  Gloucester,  granted  19 
July,  1817. 


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CASTLE  between  or  within cont. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Arg.  a  castle  triple-towered  oud  an  orle  of  fleurs- 
de-lis  sa.  Somastee  or  Somester  anciently 
Summaster  and  Sumaistee,  Cornwall ;  a  heir- 
ess m.  Colshull;  Old  Port  and  Nether  Ex, 
quartering  De  Heanton  and  Delaport,  a  heir- 
ess m.  Lympenny. 

Arg.  a  castle  triple-towered  within  an  orle  of 
fleurs-de-lis  and  a  bordure  or.  Somastee,  Old 
Port,  Wydecombe,  and  Painsford,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  castle  arg.  within  an  orle  of  fleurs-de-lis  or. 

TORAYNE  Cr  TODEAYNE. 

5-Foils 
Gu.  a  tower  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  within  a  bor- 
dure potent  erm.    Hamilton. 
Gouttes 
Gu.    a    castle    or    betw.    eight    gouttes    d'eau. 
Hamboeough.    Haneuegh. 
Heads 
Arg.  a  (castle  or)  tower  az.  betw.  three  (eagle's 
another)   falcon's  heads  erased  sa.    Rawson, 
Pickborne,  co.  York. 
Keys 
Sa.  a   tower    triple-towered    arg.  masoned  ppr. 
betw.  two  keys  erect  of  the  second.    Town  of 
Totness,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  tower  betw.  three  keys  az.    Baker,  V*. 
Arg.  a  tower  betw.  three  keys  erect  az.     Baker, 

Kent ;  and  Sussex.     Sennicots. 
Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  betw.  three  keys  az. 

Thomas  Baker,  Battell,  Sussex,  W. 
Arg.  a  tower  betw.  three  keys  erect  sa.    Baker, 
Battel,  Sussex. 
Ladders 
Gu.  on  a  mount  in  fess  vert  three  towers  triple- 
towered   arg.   betw.  three   scaling-ladders   or. 
Lewis,  Llanarchayron,  co.  Cardigan. 
Pheons 
Arg.  a  tower  triple-towered  gu.  betw.  three  pheons 
sa.      Joweles,   Kent;  and   Surrey.      Jowles, 
Alkh am,  Surrey;  granted  1620. 
Roundles 
Arg.  a  castle  sa.  betw.  eight  torteaux.     Worstee. 

Woolsacks 
Gu.  a  castle  representing  Redmond's  Hall  betw. 
three  woolpacks  ppr.    Redmond,  Rockville,  co. 
Wexford.      Redmond,  Killoughter  House,  co. 
Wicklow  ;  derived  from  Raymond  or  Redmond, 
The  Hall,  Killygowan,  and  Newtown,  co.  Wex- 
ford ;  quartering  Cooke. 
Suns 
Az.  a  castle  or  betw.  two  suns  arg.    St.  Aweyne, 
Cornwall. 

CASTLE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

on  a  Chief Beast  (Lion) 

Vert  on  a  base  wavy  of  bix  arg.  and  az.  a  castle 
betw.  two  roses  or  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  as  the  fourth.  City  of  Carlisle,  Cum- 
berland. 

Keys 

Arg.  a  castle  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  patty  and 
in  base  a  key  erect  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  two  keys 
also  erect  or.  Baker,  Ranston,  co.  Dorset,  and 
Ash  combe,  Sussex;  Baronetcy  2  September 
1802,  quartering  Littlehales. 
....  Sun 
Arg.  out  of  a  base  harry  wavy  of  four  of  the  field 
and  az.  on  a  mount  vert  a  eastle  triple-towered 
betw.  two  flaunches  gu.  on  a  chief  nebuly  as 


CASTLE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Sun  cont. 
the  third  the  sun  in  splendour  betw.  two  es- 
toiles  like  the  first.   Bourne,  HilderstoneHall, 
co.  Stafford. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  a  tower  supported  by  two  lions  ramp,  with 
three  fleurs-de-lis  out  of  the  battlements  arg. 
Lally. 

Human  Figure 

....  on  a  mount  a  castle  triple-towered  supported 
by  two  heraldic  tigers  on  the  outer  towers  a 
flag  to  each  from  the  centre  tower  a  man  blow- 
ing a  horn   Town  of  Haverfordwest, 

co.  Pembroke ;  seal. 
Human  Figures 

....  a  castle  triple -towered  on  the  dexter  side 
the  sun  in  its  glory  on  the  sinister  a  crescent 
on  the  top  of  the  two  front  towers  a  watchman. 
Town  of  Warwick. 
Mullet 

....  out  of  water  in  base  a  castle  with  an  em- 
battled tower  at  each  end  on  the  centre  a  tower 
domed  thereon  a  pennon  on  each  side  of  the 
castle  three  ears  of  wheat  on  one  stalk  in  chief 
on  the  dexter  side  a  six-pointed  mullet  and  on 
the  sinister  an  increscent  again  on  the  sinister 
side  three  balls  one  near  the  dome  of  the  upper 
tower  and  the  other  two  near  the  battlements  of 
the  sinister  tower.  Town  of  Malmeseury;  seal. 

CASTLE  betw.  or  within 

and  in  base .... 
Fish 
. . .  .acastletriple-toweredgatesopenandportcullis 

raised  ....  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard and 

in  base  a  fish  naiant  ....  Town  of  Stafford. 
Swords 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  the  dexter  side  a  tower 
arg.  supported  by  two  lions  ramp,  or  in  base  a 
scimitar  hilt  and  pomel  towards  the  sinister 
betw.  two  others  hilts  and  pomels  to  the  dexter 
ppr.  and  on  the  sinister  side  on  a  bend  of  the 
fourth  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  as  the  third  six 
ogresses  all  within  a  bordure  gold.  Guyon, 
Richmond,  Surrey;  granted  .... 

On  1  CASTLE  betw.  or  within 

Escucheons 
Arg.  on   the   front  of    a  tower  embattled  ppr. 
within  a  bordure  vair  an  escucheon  arg.  a  chev. 
betw.  three  padlocks  ....     Tore. 

Woolsacks 
Sa.  on  a  mount  vert  out  of  water  ppr.  a  castle 
with  two  towers  embattled  on  each  tower  a  spire 
surmounted  with  a  ball  from  the  battlements 
betw.  the  towers  a  tower  triple-towered  all  arg. 
and  charged  with  an  escucheon  quarterly  of 
France  and  England  under  the  battlements  of 
the  castle  two  roses  in  fess  gold  the  port  ppr. 
charged  on  the  centre  with  a  key  or  portcullised 
of  the  last  on  the  mount  before  the  port  a  lion 
couchant  guard,  of  the  fourth  on  each  side  the 
castle  in  fess  a  woolpack  of  the  third  palewise. 
Town  of  Guilford  or  Guldefoed,  Surrey. 

2  CASTLES 

Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  second  and  third 
quarters  a  tower  triple-towered  of  the  first. 
Baeterowe. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  in  the  first  a  tower  of  the 
second.    Castel. 

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2  CASTLES  cont. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  in  the  first  and  fourth  quar- 
ters a  tower  of  the  second.    Sale,  London. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert  in  the  first  and  fourth 
quarters  a  tower  or.     Solas,  V. 

Quarterly  or  and  vert  in  the  first  and  fourth  quar- 
ters a  tower  triple-towered  sa.     Carvell. 

2  CASTLES  and  in  base.... 

Beast 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  or  in  chief  two  towers  (hut 
castles,  Penton)  arg.  in  base  a  lion  ramp.  az. 
Panton. 
Escallop 
Per  chev.  flory  counterflory  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief 
two  towers  (but   castles,  Whitorne)   and  in 
base  an  escallop  counterchanged.  Whitehorn. 
Ship 
Per  chev.  or  and  sa.  in  chief  two  triple  towers  of 
the  second  in  base  a  ship  in  full  sail  as  the 
first.  Howlett,  Sydenham, Kent;  granted  1559. 
2  CASTLES  betw.  or  within .... 

Az.  in  the  dexter  chief  and  sinister  base  a  tower 
arg.  in  the  opposite  points  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 
ducally  crowned  or.  Skrine,  Warleigh,  co. 
Somerset ;  and  Stubbings,  co.  Buckingham ; 
quartering  Weston  and  Tryon. 

Gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  and  sinister  base  a  tower 
and  in  the  opposite  points  a  lion  ramp.  arg. 
Skearne  or  Skerne.  Skrine,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, i,  149.     Skryne  or  Skyre. 

Gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  and  sinister  base  a  tower 
(triple-towered  Castelyon,  co.  Lincoln,  and 
Castillon)  and  in  the  opposite  points  a  lion 
ramp.  or.  Skearne  or  Skerne,  Bonby,  co. 
Lincoln ;  and  Portington,  co.  York. 

3  CASTLES 

Arg.  three  towers  triple-towered  az.     Bothell. 

Haveland,  Tewkesbury,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  three  castles   gu.        Arfece    Arfois    or 

Arforce.       Castell,    Cumberland ;    and    co. 

Devon.    Castell,  1081,  Add.  MS.  6409. 
Arg.  three  towers   gu.     Arfece  or  Arfois,  V. 

Le  Blond,  Ireland.     Castell,  Ravington,  Nor- 
folk.     John   Castle,  Raveningham,   Norfolk, 

1614.    Terett.    Tours,  V. 
Arg.  three  towers  triple-towered  gu.     Castell, 

co.  Cambridge.  Rawson,  in  Brodsworth  Church, 

co.  York.      Towers,  Crollinghall,  Cumberland. 
Arg.  three  towers  sa.  portcullised  gu.  Hayellande, 

Guernsey,  Earl.  MS.  1465,  fo.  167. 
Arg.  three  towers  triple-towered  sa.     Haveland. 
Az.  three  towers   arg.  inflamed  ppr.      City  of 

Dublin,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 
Az.  three  towers  domed  or  gates  sa.    Le  Porte, 

V.    Leport.    Le  Ports,  V*.    Ports. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  over  all   as   many 

castles  of  the  last.    Alyne,  V. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  as  many  towers  of 

the  last.    Alyne,  V*. 
Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  over  all  as  many 

towers  triple-towered  or  two  and  one.      Allen. 
Gu.  three  castles  arg.    Castell.     Morgan. 
Gu.  three  towers  arg.    Morgan,  V. 
Gu.  three  towers  triple-towered   arg.      Howell 

Caerleon.       Gaywood,    London.       Howell, 

Prince  of  Caerleon-upon-Uske,  co.  Monmouth. 

Town  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
Gu.  three  castles   or.      Castell,  co.  Warwick. 

Castells   or   Castles,   quartered    by    Holte. 

Towres,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  60.    The  gates  sa. 

Castell.  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  65. 


3  CASTLES  cont. 

Gu.  three  castles  {i.e.  castellated  portals  flanked  by 
by  two  towers)  or.  Portnewe  ( Germany), Harl. 
MSS.  1404,  1465. 

Gu.  three  towers  or.     Sir  Nicolas  Castell,  V. 

Gu.  three  turrets  or.    Terretz. 

Gu.  three  towers  with  cupolas  or.    Terett,  V. 

Gu.  three  towers  triple-turreted  or.     Torre. 

Or  three  castles  gu.  Kestell,  Kestell  in  Manac- 
can,  Cornwall;  the  heiresses  m.  Langford  and 
Penrose. 

Or  three  towers  triple-towered  gu.     Calfield. 

Or  three  castles  triple-towered  sa.  Casteleynt, 
V*.  Casteleyut.  Le  Chasteleyne,  V*. 
Le  Chesteleyne. 

Or  three  towers  triple-towered  sa.  Casteleynt, 
V.  Alan  le  Chasteleine,  son  of  Lord  Gilbert 
le  Chasteleyne,  1310,  V. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  three  towers  triple-towered 
counterchanged.    Bashe,  V*.    Basshe,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  three  castles  counter- 
changed.  Gergond.  Prydeux,  Cornwall. 
Treverbyn,  Treverbyn,  in  St.  Austell,  Corn- 
wall ;  the  coheiresses  m.  Courtenay  and  Tre- 
vannion. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  three  towers  counter- 
changed.    Predieux,  V. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  three  castles  counter- 
changed.  Gergan  Gergand  or  Geerewood. 
Gergond  or  Gerwood,  V*. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  three  triangular  castles 
counterchanged.  Gergond,    Cornwall,    V. 

Gerwood,  V. 

Sa.  three  castles  arg.    Castelline,  co.  Dorset. 

Vert  three  towers  arg.  M'Guire.  Macquire  or 
M'Quire,  Ireland. 

Vert  three  towers  embattled  in  chief  arg. 
Mac  Guarie,  That  Ilk;  quartering  arg.  three 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  ....  Macquire,  Ire- 
land, Earl  of  Enniskillen.  And  with  a  crescent 
in  the  centre  ....     McGuarie,  Ormaig. 

3  CASTLES  .... 

and  in  base 

Chevron 
Arg.  in  chief  three  towers  triple-towered  and  in 
base  a  chev.   engr.  betw.   three   martlets   sa. 
Webber  ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  20. 
Cross 
Per  chev.  az.  and  erminois  in  chief  three  towers 
or  in  base  on  a  mount  vert  a  cross  patty  fitcby 
of  the  third.    Nogueira. 

3  CASTLES  and  in  chief. . . . 

Gu.  three  towers  arg.  on  each  a  demi-lion  ramp, 
or.    Callis. 

3  CASTLES  betw.  or  within 

Bendlets 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  three  castles  in  bend  or  co- 
tised  within  a  bordure  engr.  erm.  (The  ancient 
arms  of)  Spicer,  Exeter,  co.  Devon. 
Tressure 
Gu.  three  towers  triple-towered  within  a  double 
tressure  flory  and  counterflory  arg.     Town  of 
Aberdeen. 

5  CASTLES 

Arg.  five  towers  two  two  and  one  gu.  Cornell,  V. 

Arg.  five  castles  in  cross  sa.    Cornell. 

Or  five  towers  triple-towered  in  saltiregu.  Cornell. 

Or  five  castles  in  cross  sa.     Cornwall. 

Or  five  towers  in  cross  sa.     Cornell,  V. 

Or  five  castles  in  saltire  sa.     Cornwall. 


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5  CASTLES  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  five  castles  in  saltire  arg.  masoned  ppr.  betw. 
two  lions  counterpassant  guard,  or.  City  of 
Winchester. 

6  CASTLES 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  in  the  second  and  third 
three  castles  in  bend  or.    Rempston. 

CASTELLY 

Arg.  fretty  and  semy  of  castles  gu.  Nechur, 
1730.     Tourney,  Harl.  MS.  1407,  fo.  15  6. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  the  field  replenished  with  towers 
triple-towered  sa.     Nechure. 

CAT  and  CAT-A-MOUNTAIN  see  Beast 

CATHERINE  WHEEL  see  Wheel 

CAVE 

Gu.  a  cave  ppr.  tberefrom  issuant  a  wolf  at  full 
speed  reguard.  arg.    Williams. 

CHAIN  see  also  Annulets 

Arg.  a  chain  of  nine  links  in  saltire  five  gu.  and 
four  az.     Hatchet  or  Hatchett. 

Az.  a  chain  couped  in  chev.  betw.  three  mitres  all 
arg.  at  the  dexter  end  of  the  chain  a  padlock 
of  the  last.  Benedictine  Abbey  at  Evesham, 
co.  Worcester. 

Gu.  a  chain  of  seven  links  in  pale  arg.  Kendall. 

Gu.  a  double  orle  saltire  and  cross  of  chain  from 
an  annulet  in  the  centre  point  or.  Navarre, 
after  the  battle  of  Tolosa,  1212.  A  quartering 
of  Isabel  of  France,  wife  of  Edward  II.  Joan, 
daughter  of  Charles  II,  King  of  Navarre  and 
Earl  of  Evreux,  second  wife  of  Henry  IV,  quar- 
tered with  az.  flory  or  a  bendlet  compony  arg. 
and  gu. 

3  CHAINS 

Arg.  three  circles  of  chains  (or  wreaths  ?  torces) 

sa.    Sr.  Richard  de  Hoo,  Kent,  V. 
Sa.  three  chains  arg.      Anderton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  three  chains  each  of  four  links  palewise  arg. 

Anderton,  Claiton,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl.  MS. 


1468,  fo.  96. 


CHAIR 


Or  out  of  a  chair  resembling  a  mural  coronet  re- 
versed arg.  a  demi-lion  ramp.  az.  Talstock,  V. 

CHART  betw.  or  within 

Per  chev.  wavy  az.  and  erminois  a  chart  of  Ches- 
terfield's Inlet  betw.  in  chief  two  estoiles  arg. 
and  in  base  on  a  mount  vert  a  beaver  pass.  ppr. 
Christopher,  London. 

CHALICE  see  Candlestick  and  Cup 

CHAMBER  see  Gun 

CHAMELION  see  Reptile 

CHAPE  see  Boteroll 

CHEQUY 

Chequy  arg.  and  az.  Sr.  de  Bretby,  V.  Bretty. 
Chequer,  V*.  Sr.  Laurence  de  la  Chequer 
(aliter  Cheter),  I.  Sr.  Laurence  de  la 
Chequre,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Dalvoy. 
Garton,  Kent.  Gaton.  Gatton,  Throwly, 
Kent,  Add.  MS.  14307,  fo.  21.  Hamon  de 
Gatton,  A  ;  D ;  V.    Hamelyn. 


CHEQUY  cont. 

Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  Alvares.  Bickering. 
Fitz-John.  Money  Moneye  and  Morney. 
Walter  de  Monci,  K.  Sr.  Wauter  de  Mon'cy, 
H.  Sr.  Wauter  de  Mouncey,  J,  Harl.  MS. 
6589.  Mounci.  Wauter  Mouncy,F.  Walter  de 
Redesham,  D.  Roos  or  Rosse.  Stanecourt. 
Stavecourt.  Vane.  Sr.  John  de  Vallibus 
or  Vaux,  A ;  founder  of  Thetford  Monastery, 
V.  M.  John  de  Vauls,  D.  Joan  de  Vaus,  E. 
Robert  de  Vausse,  C.  Johau  de  Vaux,  P,  Y. 
John  de  Waren  (corrected  Waus  in  a  later 
hand),  F.  And  with  a  label  az.  Sire  Johan 
de  Vaus,  N. 

Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  'ove  vii  quartree  d'azure.' 
Fouk  de  Vaux,  X. 

Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  Brock.  Broke,  V.  Brooke 
or  Brook,  co.  Salop.  Brooke,  co.  Stafford. 
Town  of  Droitwich,  co.  Worcester,  impaling 
gu.  two  barrows  or.  Ellingbridge.  Roger 
Elmbrige,  V.  Hamelyn.  Sr.  de  Hamlyn,  V. 
Hannon.  Helmebridge,  V*.  Inkpenne, 
Leland,  Itinerary,  8vo,  Oxford,  1744,  iii,  84. 
Olmebrige     or      Ellinbridge.  Purley. 

St.  Barbe,  Lymington,  co.  Hants  ;  derived 
from  St.  Barbe,  South  Brent,  and  Ashington, 
co.  Somerset;  and  Broadlands,  co.  Hants ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1663;  extinct  1723.  St.  Barbe,  quar- 
tering Furneaux.  St.  Barbe,  V*.  Symbarbe, 
co.  Somerset.    Warren,  Ightfield,  co.  Salop. 

Chequy  in  perspective  arg.  and  sa.    Prospect. 

Chequy  arg.  and  vert.    Lillington,  co.  Dorset. 

Chequy  az.  and  arg.  Mortler.  Schultz  or 
Schultze. 

Chequy  az.  and  or.  Le  Counti  de  Garenne,  J, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  Glenton.  Henry  Glynton, 
founder  of  Kenilworth  Priory,  V.  Green, 
Ireland.  (?  Cistercian  Nunnery  of  the  Virgin 
at  Marham,  Norfolk.)  C.  de  Waren,  F. 
Warren. 

Chequy  erm.  and  or.    Garter. 

Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  Burchett.  Sire  Wauter 
de  Mouncey,  J,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  John  de 
Roos,  Y. 

Chequy  gu.  and  or.     John  Ros,  V. 

Chequy  of  lines  palewise  and  chevronwise  gu. 
and  or.    Spotworth. 

Chequy  or  and  arg.  Gosewyn  or  Goswyn. 
Goswin,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  59.    Mortier. 

Chequy  of  nine  pieces  or  and  az.    Geneva,  Z,  679. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  Benton.  Dantry.  Dreux. 
Fitz-Warren.  Sr.  John  Counte  de  Garein, 
H.  Le  Counte  de  Garene,  N.  Comte  de 
Garenne,  (?.  Le  Counte  de  Garenne,  B  ;  J, 
Harl.  MS.  6589.  Garrene.  Canons  of  the 
Holy  Sepulchre  at  Thetford,  Norfolk.  Hugh 
Earl  of  Vermandois,  Z,  95.  Conte  de  Waren, 
E.  Le  Counte  de  Warenne,  P.  Le  Counte  de 
Wareyne,Y.  Countee  de  Warren,  D.  Warren, 
Z,  329,  358,  487,  496  ;  quartered  by  Howard 
Duke  of  Norfolk;  by  Nevill  Earl  of  Aberga- 
venny; and  by  Stanley  Earl  of  Derby,  U. 
John  (Plantagenet)  Counte  de  Warren,  K, 
in  Normandy,  and  of  Surrey  and  Sussex,  ob. 
1304.  Warren,  Earl  Warren,  L,  and  Surrey,  V. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 
Glynton. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.    Fitz-Warren.    Geylslane. 

GlLLAND      Or      GlLLAN.       GlLLAND     GlLLESLAND 

or  Gilsland,  Northumberland.  Gillesland, 
co.  Lincoln.  Sr.  de  Gillesland,  V.  Sr.  Ro- 
bert le  fitz  John,  I.  Hubert  de  Maltone,  F. 
Huberd  de  Moleton,  E.      Sire  Thomas   de 


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CHEQUY  cont. 
Moltone,  N.  Sr.  Hugh  Molton,  co.  Lincoln, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Walter  de  Moulton,  K, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  Turbeeville  (but  ?  a  fess 
erm.)  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  15J5.  Vaux, 
Gillesland,  Cumberland,  before  1252;  the 
heiress  m.  Multon.    Warren. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  (a  bend)  vair.    Botreux,  V*. 

Chequy  or  and  sa.  Hamelin.  Sire  James  de 
Moltone,  N.  Molton,  Pinho,  co.  Devon  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Streeche.  Molton,  co.  Lincoln. 
James  de  Moltune,  G.  Moulton,  V. 
Olmbridge. 

Chequy  or  and  vert.  Hackford,  V.  William  de 
Hakeford,  temp.  Henry  III,  and  his  son 
Thomas,  V.  Hakford,  V*.  Hankford. 
Pleckford.    Sharps. 

Chequy  sa.  and  arg.  St.  Barbe,  South  Brent, 
co.  Somerset;  and  Astington,  near  Shirbourn, 
co.  Somerset;  Baronetcy  1663,  extinct  1723; 
quartering  Leyland  and  Furnelles  or  Fur- 
neux. 

Chequy  of  twelve  sa.  and  arg.  St.  Barbe,  co. 
Somerset,  V. 

Chequy  vert  and  arg.    Vaire. 

CHERRY  see  Fruit 

CHERUB  see  Head 

CHESSROOK  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  a  chessrook  (others  a  castle)  betw.  three 
battleaxes  sa.     Hext. 

3  CHESSROOKS 

Arg.  three  chessrooks  gu.    Walsingham,  V*. 
Arg.  three  chessrooks   in  chief  sa.       Abelyne. 

Rookwood,  Rookwood,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  three  chessrooks  sa.    Agelyn  Abylevne  or 

Aylin.      Abelyne,  V.      Eltoft  or  Eltofts, 

Farnley,  co.  York. 
Erm.  three   chessrooks   gu.      Hondesacre,   V. 

(  ?    Rauf    Hondesacre,   X.)        Hondisacre 

Hondsacre    or    Hontsacre.        William     de 

Hondishacre,  E.    Smart.    Smert,  V. 
Gu.  three  chessrooks   arg.      Walsingham,    co. 

Bedford;     and    Norfolk.        Sr.    Richard     de 

Walsingham,  N,  Norfolk,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Gu.  three  (zules  or;  chessrooks  and  a  label  of 

three  points  arg.    Zuleistein. 
Gu.  three  chessrooks  erm.  Simon  le  Fitz  Symon, 

E. 
Or  three  chessrooks  gu.    Colvtll. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  erm.  three  chessrooks  in  chief 

of  the  last.    Holwell,  V. 
Fer  chev.  gu.  and  erm.  three  chessrooks  coun- 

terchanged.     Hollowell  or  Holwell. 
Sa.  three  chessrooks  arg.   Ellereck.  Ellerker. 

Rooke.    Werdon,  V. 

3  CHESSROOKS  and  in  chief 

Arg.  three  chessrooks  and  a  chief  sa.  Rockwood, 

Ewston,  and  Weston,  Norfolk.     Rokewood,  V*. 

Rookwood,  Eveston,  Suffolk. 
Or   three   chessrooks   and   a  chief     sa.       Rock 

Rook  or  Rooke. 
Or  three  chessrooks  and  a  chief  embattled  sa. 

Rocke,  Abbey  Foregate,  co.  Salop.  Rocke,  V*. 

Rock,  co.  Salop,  W. 
Sa.  three  chessrooks  and  a  chief  arg.    Arthur. 
Sa.  three  chessrooks  arg.  a  chief  or.    Arthur, 

V.     (An  augmentation  to)  Ormsby. 
Sa.  three  chessrooks  and  a  chief  or.     Ormesby, 

co.  Lincoln ;  quartering  gu.  a   bendlet    betw. 

six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  .... 


3  CHESSROOKS  betw.  or  within 

Gu.  three  chessrooks  erm.  betw.  two  bendlets 
dancetty  (or  indented)  arg.     Hewe,  V. 

6  CHESSROOKS 

Arg.  six  chessrooks  sa.    Rokewood. 

Arg.  six  chessrooks  three  two  and  one  sa. 
Rockwood,  Kirkby,  Suffolk.  Rockwood,  V. 
Rocold.  Rokewode,  Acton,  Stokenayland, 
and  Stanningfield,  Suffolk ;  quartering  Cler- 
beck,  Burgate  with  Swynford,  aud  Cadwell,  the 
heiress  m.  Gage. 

PER  CHEVRON 

Per  chev.  indented  arg.  and  gu.    Brighlen. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  or  (tricked  arg.  and  gu.). 
Catilines,  co.  Northampton,  1716,  in  error. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  Aston,  co.  Devon;  Harl. 
MS.  1465,  fo.  27. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.    Addott. 

Per  chev.  nebuly  gu.  and  arg.     Coverdale. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.    Cobb  or  Cobbs. 

Per  chev.  or  and  gu.    Ley.     Molton. 

Per  chev.  or  and  sa.    Molton. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  Ashton  or  Aston,  Ash- 
ton,  co.  Chester.  Aston,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Aston,  Aston,  co.  Chester,  Harl.  MS.  1535, 
fo.  7  ;  Baronetcy  1628  extinct  1815;  a  heiress 
m.  Hervey.  Aston,  AstoD,  co.  Lancaster. 
Aston,  co.  Stafford. 

Per  chev.  engr.  (but  invected,  meaning  the  same, 
Loney,  1730)  sa.  and  erm.  Clenehond,  V, 
Cotton.  31S.  Tiberius  D  10.  Clevehond,  but 
Cleveland  in  index,  V.    John  Lonye,  V. 

Per  chev.  sa.  fretty  or  and  erm.  Aston,  co. 
Chester,  Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo.  7. 

CHEVRON 

....  a  chev Richard  Bedewynd,  Reading, 

seal,  1397. 
....  a  chev William  Linwood,  Bishop  of 

St.  David's  1422-46. 
Arg.   a    chev.  az.      Burghepe,    V.      Edmond. 

Hopton.      Lockton,    Swinsted,   co.    Lincoln. 

Scales,  co.  York.     Swellington,  co.  Leicester, 

V.      Adam    Swilington,    Y.      Swillington. 

TOTY   Or   TOTTYE. 

Arg.    a    chev.    az.    a     label     erm.        Hopton. 

Staveley.    Swillington. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  a  label  of  three  points  erm. 

Swillington,  V.  M.  Robert  de  Swylington,  S. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  a  label  gu.     Circester,  co.  War- 
wick. Sire  Thomas  de  Ctrcestre,  N.  Sisenton 

or  Sysington.      Sire  Huge  de  Sueingtone,  N. 

Swenington,    co.    York,     temp.     Edward     I. 

Swillington,    Swillington,  West  Riding,   co. 

York,    temp.    Edward    III.        Sr.    Adam    de 

Swymelyngton,  M.    The  label  of  three  points 

gu.     Arcester,  co.  Gloucester,  V.     Archest. 

Thomas  Arcester,  N,  Harl.  MS.  1386.     Sr. 

Thomas  de  Circester,  co.  Gloucester,  N,Harl. 

MS.  6137.     Sr.  Adam  de  Swerington,  co.  York ; 

Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.      Askby,  V*.      Askeby,  V. 

Askeby,  co.  Chester.      Askeley    Askley    and 

Skaley.    Stapley.    Stayley,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  compony  az.  and  or.     Britte. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines.    Wolley,  Surrey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.    Acton,  co.  Chester.     Thomas 

Barlow,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1675-91.      Benn. 

Bolton.      Bradie,   Scotland.      Chelton,    V. 

Henry    Chilton,    Fokeston,    V.      Fokiston. 

Jacob.     Marler  alias  Merler,  Kent.     John 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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CHEVRON  cont. 

de  Scorenci,  A,Harl.  MS.  0137.  Shelton, 
V.  Stocket.  Dominus  Teyes,F.  Thelton. 
Tias.  John  Ties,  Y.  Monsire  Henry 
Ties,  Y.  Treys.  Trye,  1730.  Tyas.  Tyes, 
Cumberland ;  and  Northumberland,  temp. 
Henry  I.  Teiheis,  Lord  of  Chilton  1301.  Sr. 
Henry  Tyes,  H  ;  L,  or  Teyes,  J ;  Q  ;  or  Tyeis, 
L ;  N,  or  Tyeys,  O.  Henry  le  Tyois  Tieis  or 
Tyes,  K.  William  de  Wanton  or  Wauton,  A. 
White,  Ireland.  Whizt,  Ireland,  V.  Wixavill, 
Earl  Rivers. 
Arg.  crusily  sa.  a  chev.  gu.  William  de  M'wire, 
A.  John  Mereworth,  Y.  The  croslets  po- 
tent. William  de  Meewre,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  az.  Beiyill. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  over  all  a  bendlet  az.  Cromwell. 

Crumwell,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  over  all  a  bend  engr.  sa.     Lege 

or  Leike. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  bend  az.  three  escucheons 

....     Allestry. 
Arg.  a  chev.  enarched  gu.    Holbeame. 
Arg.  a   chev.   engr.   gu.        Cardinis,   Scotland. 
Chiner,  co.  Worcester.    Chyner,  V.    Chyver. 
Flegg.    Rat.  Royneforth,  Essex.  Staveley, 
Staveley,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  indented  gu.  Brighteley,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  reversed  gu.    Grendon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  voided  gu.     Steer,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  per  pale  or  and  gu.     Weston. 
Arg.  achev.purp.  Marler,  London;  granted  1583. 
Arg.  a  chev.  quarterly  sa.  and  gu.  HoNYWooD.Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.    Archdeacon,  Cornwall.     Ares. 
Bradley.     Denssen.     Flockart.    Ivis  Iwis  or 
Iwys.  JuEsorJuis.  LAMBORNE,Polsted.  Landon. 
Lekeborne.     Mordant.    Prideaux,  Prideaux 
Castle,  Cornwall;  extinct  temp.  Henry  VI;  a 
heiress  m.   Herle.     Prideaux,  Orcharton,  co. 
Devon,  temp.  Henry  III ;  extinct  temp.  Eliza- 
heth.    Prodney.    Stajpleherst.      Thornton, 
Thornton,  and  Tyres  ale,  co.  York.     Sr.  Jona- 
than   Trelawney,    Bishop    of    Bristol    1685, 
Exeter  1689,  Winchester  1707-21  ;  descended 
like  Trelawny,  Coldrinick,  from  Trelawny,  Tre- 
lawny,  Cornwall;  Baronetcy  1628.     Trelawny, 
Ham,   co.  Devon ;     the    heiress    ni.    Collins. 
William   de   Wantone,  A,  Harl.  MS.    6137, 
William  Wanton,   Essex,   V.      Watjton,  V*. 
William   de   Wautone,  N;    but  Wawton,  S. 
Willy.     Robert  de  Wilebe,  F ;  or  de  Wilebi, 
G ;  or  de  Wileby,  E. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  an  annulet  for  diff.  gu.    Wanton 
alias  Wauton,  1000-20,ffarZ.  MS.  1535,  fo.  30. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  an  annulet 
sa.    Wanton,  co.   Huntingdon.     Waulton  or 
Wauton.     Sir  George  Wauton,  quartering  gu. 
a  lion  ramp.   arg.  crowned  or,  with  Creting, 
and  sa.  on  a  bend  or  three  goats  pass.  gu.  in 
Great    Staughton    Church,    co.    Huntingdon. 
M.  Thomas  Wawton,  S. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  martlet  gu. 
Thomas  de  Wanton,  Y.    Sir  William  Wanton, 
jB.    Waulton  or  Wauton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  pierced 
5-foil  for  diff.  sa.     Kempstone,  V*.     M.  Tho- 
mas de  Rameston,  S.     Sr.  Thomas  Rempstone, 
K.G.,  V;  temp.  Henry  IV. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  a  label  gu.     Orcharton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  a  label  of  three  points  gu.  Leigh. 
M.    Thomas    Predias,    S.         Predieux,    V. 
Prideaux,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  307 ;  iii,  581. 
PRiDEAUx,Netherton,co.Devon,Baronetcyl022. 


CHEVRON  cont. 

Prideaux,  Soldon,  Devon  ;  and  Place,  Corn- 
wall ;  derived  through  Prideaux,  Adeston  and 
Thuborough,  like  Prideaux,  Kingsbridge,  and 
Luson,  Devon,  from  Prideaux,  Orcharton. 
John  Prideux,  Bishop  of  Worcester  1641-50. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  mullet  gu. 
Monsire  de  Wauton,  Y. 

Arg.  a  chev.  and  mullet  sa.  Wauton,  Shepreth, 
co.  Cambridge. 

Arg.  crusily  and  a  chev.  sa.  Sir  Henry  de 
Lekburne,  M ;  or  de  Lekebourne,  N.  Mon- 
sire de  Lekeborne,  Y.  Hugh  Lekeburne,  Y. 
Lekyborne.     Sir  John  de  Mereworth,  R. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  over  all  a  bend  engr.  of  the  first. 
Highham  or  Higham,  Branches  in  Cowling, 
Suffolk ;  Harl.  MS.  1407,  fo.  71. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  and  a  pale  erm.     Enderby. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  and  a  pile  counterchanged. 
Alwell,  co.  Gloucester.  Atwill,  co.  York, 
Harl.  MS.  1465.  Atwill,  co.  Devon,  Harl. 
3'IS.  1465.  Atwyll,  V.  Beringham,  V. 
Brigham,  co.  York,  Harl.  MS.  1465.  Bringham, 
co.  Devon.  Chesterton,  V.  Noseworth, 
V*.  Otway,  Castle  Otway,  co.  Tipperary ; 
descended  from  Otway,  Ingmire,  co.  York; 
granted  1663. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  and  a  pile  in  point  counter- 
changed.    Atwell,  co.  Devon;  patent  1614. 

Arg.  a  chev.  the  top  ending  with  a  cross  patty 
sa.  Findon,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34.  Gophill, 
Surrey. 

Arg.  a  chev.  supporting  on  its  point  a  cross  patty 
sa.    Trenereek. 

Arg.  a  chev.  enarched  sa.  Holbane,  co.  Devon. 
Holbeame,  Holbeame,  and  Coffinswell,  co. 
Devon  ;  the  heiress  m.  Marwood.  Holbeame, 
co.  Devon,  V. 

Arg.  a  plain  cbev.  sa.  fimbriated  and  engr.  az. 
Stalee.    Staley,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  Alanby.  Holbeach, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  443.  Holbeach  or 
Holigh.  Holbeche,F.  Holbiche.  Holliche. 
Peebles,  Dewsbury,  co.  York.  Wooton  or 
Wootton.    Wotton,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  voided  sa.    Hugham. 

Arg.  goutty  de  larmes  a  chev.  voided  sa. 
St.  Maure. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert.  Chilton.  Compton,  co.  Ches- 
ter, Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo.  11  b.    Field. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  Allenson.  Eyyell.  Gorwood 
or  Gurwood, from  Savoy.  Gurwood.  Ladbrook 
or  Ladbrooke.  Lathbroke.  Sir  John 
Lodbroke  or  Lothbroke,  co.  Warwick,  V. 
Lodbrook  or  Lodbrooke.    Prow.    Stangate. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  a  label  of  three  point3  gu. 
Clynduke. 

Az.  a  chev.  embattled  arg.     Hat.es. 

Az.  a  chev.  of  the  first  fimbriated  engr.  or. 
Dule y,  co.  Buckingham ,  Harl.  MS.  1 386,  fo.  34. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  Ladbroke,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1748.  Ladbroke,  V*.  Letebrooke. 
LiDDERDALE,St.  Marylsle,  Scotland.  Lodbroke, 
V.  John  de  Lodebroke,  S,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
John  Lodebrok,  X.  Lodbroke,  Lodbrooke, 
co.  Warwick.  Sire  Johan  de  Lotebrok,  N. 
John  de  Lowbroke,  E. 

Az.  a  cbev.  embattled  erm.  Reynolds,  co. 
Leicester. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  Thomas  Garrard,  Lam- 
bourne,  co.  Berks,  1610.  Gerard,  co.  Berks. 
Pudley. 

Az.  fretty  arg.  a  chev.  gu.    Fanning. 


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CHEVRON  cont. 

Az.  a  chev.  or.  Abborne.  Abernie  or  Aberton. 
John  de  Abknon,  E.  Aspul.  Aubermin. 
Austen,  Norfolk.    John  de   Chambernoun,  A. 

CHAWORTH,  Suffolk.    CHENYDOYTOrCHEYNDUTT, 

co.  Buckingham.  Dabernon,  co.  Hants  ;  and 
Surrey.  Dabernon,  Bradford,  co.  Devon  ;  ex- 
tinct temp.  Edward  I;  the  heiress  m.  Dennis. 
D'Abernon  or  D'Aubernoun,  temp.  Edward  II, 
tomb ;  and  Sir  John  Dabernon,  (glass ;  in 
church  at)  Stoke  Dabernon,  Surrey,  V.  John 
D'Abernoun,  X;  but  Dabernun,  E,  Harl.  MS. 
6137.  Sire  Johan  Daberoun,  N.  Daufernon, 
Surrey.  Dawberon,  temp.  Edward  I.  Ispal, 
Surrey,  temp.  Edward  I.  Ladbroke  or 
Lathbroke.     Latham.    Ledbrooke.   Prowst. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  and  a  label  arg.  Sir  John 
D'Abernon,  L  ;  but  de  Abestne  or  Absnor,  L, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sire  John  Dabernodn,  0. 
Sire  Johan  Dabernoun,  the  son,  N. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  and  a  label  gu.  Chenduit,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. Sherient,  co.  Buckingham,  temp. 
Edward  I.  The  label  of  three  points  gu. 
Chendut,  V*.    Sr.  Rauf  Clyndut,  V. 

Az.  crusily  and  a  chev.  or.  Rauf  de  Bakepuz,.E. 
Simon  de  Kymbe,  G ;  or  de  Kyme,  N. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second. 
Hastang. 

Az.  a  chev.  dancetty  or.  Hamell,  co.  Buckingham. 
Hamilton,  co.  Gloucester. 

Az.  a  chev.  disjoint  (or  broken  in  the  head)  or. 
Brokmale. 

Az.  a  chev.  embattled  or.  Bayne.   Hales.   Hall. 

Az.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled  or. 
Hale,  Codicote,  and  King's  Walden,  co.  Hert- 
ford, temp.  Elizabeth.    Hale,  V*.    Halle,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  or.    Dudley,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  voided  or.  Dudley,  co.  Berks; 
and  co.  Buckingham.    Duly. 

Barry  of  three  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  of  the  last. 
Honyngton. 

Barry  of  three  gu.  and  arg.  billety  and  a  chev.  of 
the  last.     Hardey. 

Barry  of  three  gu.  and  arg.  a  chev.  az.  Broadhurst. 

Barry  of  four  gu.  and  arg.  a  chev.  of  the  last. 
Kirton,  Westmoreland. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.    Talworth. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chev.  gu.  Sr.  Peirs 
Talworth,  V. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  per  pale  counterchanged 
a  chev.  gu.    Simon  de  Stodham,  E. 

Barry  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  az.  Gilbert 
de  Sancto  Leonardo,  Bishop  of  Chichester 
1288-1305. 

Barry  nebuly  of  seven  gu.  and  vert  a  chev.  erm. 
Rolston. 

Barry  of  eight  per  pale  arg.  and  az.  counter- 
changed  a  chev.  or.     Stetham,  V. 

Barry  of  eight  per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  chev.  coun- 
terchanged.   Stellam  or  Stellham. 

Barry  of  ten  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  or.  Stoke,  V. 
De  Stoke,  Stoke,  co.  Northampton ;  quartered 
by  D'Oyly. 

Barry  of  ten  vert  and  arg.  a  chev.  gu.    Butter. 

Barry  of  (fourteen  another)  fifteen  arg.  and  az. 
a  chevron  gu.  Bartholomew  de  la  More,  F ; 
or  Mare,  E. 

Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  vert  a  chev.  erm. 
Blanchminster. 

Bendy  sinister  of  six  gu.  and  vert  a  chev.  erm. 
Westerdale,  V. 

Bendy  of  six  vert  and  gu.  a  chev.  erm.  Rondston 
or  Rolston.    Rolstone,  V*.    Rolston,  V. 


CHEVRON  cont. 

Bendy  of  six  vert  and  gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm. 
Rolstone,  V. 

Bendy  sinister  of  six  vert  and  gu.  a  chev.  erm. 
Westerdale,  V*. 

Bendy  of  seven  arg.  and'  sa.  a  chev.  erm. 
Blanchminster,  Cornwall. 

Bendy  of  eight  or  and  vert  a  chev.  erm.  Inglebert. 

Bendy  of  eleven  sa.  an  d  arg.  a  chev.  gu.  Longhurst. 

Chequy  az.  and  or  a  chev.  gu de  Erdern,F. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.  Guy  Earl  of 
Warwick,  V.  Guyernon.  Ethelswytha  de 
HESDEN,as  quartered  by  Grazebrook.  Hesding. 
Anne  Neville,  wife  of  Richard  III,  quar- 
tering Beauchamp,  Montagu,  Monthermer, 
Neville,  Clare,  and  Despenser.  Henry  de 
Newburgh,  Earl  of  Warwick  ob.  1123,  and 
his  descendants  till  1243 ;  the  heiresses  m. 
de  Plessetis,  Mauduit,  and  Beauchamp.  Le 
Conte  de  Warrewik,  B,  P ;  or  Warwick,  E ;  or 
Warwik,  C ;  Y.  Warwick,  Z,  331,  332,  441. 
Le  viel  escu  de  Warw  :  G. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  a  chev.  gu.  Emeri  de  Manes, 
E.  Aumeri  de  Maurns,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Mayroll.    Redborne. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  chev.  az.  Baterell. 
Boterells,    co.    Devon.        Sire   William    de 

BOTERELSj.N'.   B0TTERELL,Essex,F.  BoTTRELL, 

Essex. 

Erm.  a  chev.  az.    Servinton. 

Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  Askeley  Askley  and 
Skaley. 

Erm.  a  chev.  compony  gu.  and  arg.    Hill. 

Erm.  a  chev.  chequy  sa.  and  or.  Hill,  Middle- 
sex ;  and  Bromsgrove,  co.  Worcester.  Hille, 
Middlesex,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34  b. 

Erm.  a  chev.  ermines.  Wellinghah.  Willingham. 

Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  ermines.  Wynslowe,  V*. 
Wynslow,  V. 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  Arras.  Cantelow.  French. 
Kinaston.  Kynaston,  Hardwick,  co.  Salop  ; 
Baronetcy  . . . .  ;  quartering  Meredith  ap 
Bleddyn.  Kynaston,  Hordley,  co.  Salop ; 
granted  1461.  Rynell.  Sachevile.  Sokett. 
Tailefer,  Harecleugh.  Tichett,  S.  Robert 
Tichett,  Y.  Sire  Thomas  Thochet,  N. 
Touchet,  Essex;  and  Ireland.  Tou'chet, 
Lord  Audley,  quartered  with  AudleyjU'.  Monsire 
Touchet,  co.  Derby,  Y.  Sr.  William  Touchett, 
co.  Northampton,  V.  Touchett  (1301).  Ro- 
ger Tuchet,  F.    Robert  Tuchett,  X. 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  and  a  label  az.  Sire  Robert 
Thochet,  the  son,  N. 

Erm.  a  chev.  couped  gu.    Amock. 

Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  Morton.  Stallery. 
Tunstall,  Scargil,  co.  York.     Upton. 

Erm.  a  chev.  lozengy  az.  and  or.     Smedley. 

Erm.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  and  or.     Hill. 

Erm.  a  chev.  per  pale  gu.  and  or.  Cosins  or 
Gosyns,  Chorley  Hall,  co.  Leicester ;  confirmed 
13  March  1651. 

Erm.  a  chev.  per  pale  or  and  sa.  Cosyn,  London. 
Cosyn,  V*.    Edwards,  Bristol. 

Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  per  pale  or  and  sa.  Cosyn, 
London;  and  Newcastle-on-Tyne ;  granted  12 
May  1647.     Cosyn,  V. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  Arras,  V.  Ffrench,  Baron 
French.  French,  Baron  de  Frene.  Hatfeld, 
V.  Thomas  Hatfield,  Bishop  of  Durham 
1345-81,  Q.  Illey  Iley  and  Ilney.  Jelley 
or  Jelly.  Landstroder.  Plobipsted,  Hat- 
field, co.  Lancaster.  Plumsted.  Wellingham. 
Willingham. 


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CHEVRON  cont. 

Erm.  a  chev.  couped  sa.  Jones  or  Johnes, 
Caton,  co.  Lancaster;  quartering  Johnson, 
Eure  or  Eures,  and  Scrope. 

Erm.  a  chev.  couped  sa.   Huntley.   Jones,  1730. 

Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  Houghton.  Weaslowe. 
Wenslow,     V.  The     chev.     countererigr. 

Hoghton,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34  b. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  Avene.  Barkele,  .4.  Moris 
de  Barkele,  B.  Barkeley.  Mauriz  de 
Berkele,  A,  Harl.  MS.  0137.  Thomas  de 
Berkeleie,  E  ;  or  de  Berkeley,  E,  Harl.  MS. 
0137;  or  de  Berkiley,  F.  M.  Morris  de 
Berkley,  P.  Burnebury,  Cornwall.  Dolseley, 
V.  Fkttyplace.  Fitzharding,  made  lord  of 
Berkeley,  1155,  took  the  name  of  Berkeley, 
1170-1189.  Follsand,  Scotland.  Fulforde,  V. 
Fulford,  Great  Fulford,  co.  Devon  ;  quartering 
Fitznrse,  Moreton,  Bilston,  Bozom,  St.  George. 
Cantilupe,  St.  Albyn,  and  Challons.  Hersey. 
Kinne.     Henry  Tyes,  V. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  chev.  arg.  Sir  Thomas  de 
Berkeley,  G ;  or  de  Barkeley,  H.  Thomas 
Berkley,  Y. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  chev.  arg.  with  a  label  az.  (as 
Thomas  was  alive.)  Sr.  Thomas  (?  Maurice) 
Barkeley,  the  son,  H. 

Gu.  crusily  patty  and  a  chev.  arg.  Sir  Thomas 
de  Barkley,  L,  Harl.  MS.  G137.  Sire  Moris 
Barkley,  Q.  Morice  de  Barkley,  K,  Harl. 
MS.  6137,  6589;  Y.  Le  Sr.  de  Barkley,  T. 
Sire  Moris  de  Berkeleye,  N ;  and  his  descend- 
ants, Earls  of  Berkeley.  Berkeleye.  Berkeley, 
V*.  Sire  Morice  de  Berkeley,  J.  Sr.  de 
Berkely,  V. 

Gu.  crusily  patty  and  a  chev.  arg.  with  a  label 
az.  Moris  de  Barkley,  K;  the  lahel  some- 
times sa.,  K,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Gu.  semy  of  roses  and  a  chev.  arg.  Sire  Thomas 
Barcley,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589 ;  or  de  Berkeleye, 
N  (?of  Wymondham). 

Gu.  semy  of  5-foils  and  a  chev.  arg.  Sire  John 
Barkeley,  Q.  Berkeley,  Wymondham ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1611. 

Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  arg.     Blrd,  co.  Derby. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  Hynkeley,  co.  Chester, 
Harl.MS.  1386,  fo.  34  6.   Kinkley.    Themilby. 

Gu.  a  chev.  enhanced  arg.     Carlyon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  raguly  of  two  bastons  couped  at  the  top 
arg.  Christopher  Draiesfield,  Harl.  MS.  1386. 

Gu.  a  chev.  barry  nehuly  of  six  arg.  &  sa.  H ankford. 

Gu.  a  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  az.    Dance. 

Gu.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  Fitz-Piers. 
Herey  or  Hery. 

Gu.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  surmounted  by  a 
hend  erm.    Hansted. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  Roger  Berkley,  V.  Boxall 
or  Boxell.  Gaultier  de  Gistelle,  C.  Mon- 
sire  de  Gonneys  or  Gouneys,  X.  Gwys,  Wis- 
ton,  co.  Brecknock.  Kirkby.  Kirkley. 
Ludbrook,  F.  Wallis,  Surrey ;  and  Sussex. 
Williams,  co.  Brecknock.  Wolley.  Wymanson. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  a  label  of  five  points  az.  Wymanson. 

Gu.  crusily  arg.  a  chev.  erm.  Maurice  Berkeley, 
Stoke  Gifford  and  Brimpsfield,  ob.  1347,  and 
his  descendants,  Barons  Berkeley  of  Stratton, 
Baron  Botetourt,  Barons  Berkely  of  Rathdown, 
Viscounts  Fitzharding  and  Earl  of  Falmouth ; 
Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  275 ;  Baronetcy  1660 ; 
all  extinct. 

Gu.  bezanty  a  chev.  erm.  Sire  Oliver  laSoucHE, 
N.    Zouch. 

Gu.  a  chev.  lozengy  or  and  az.    Heire. 


CHEVRON  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or.  Jon  Chambernoun,  A,  Harl. 
MS.  6137.  John  de  Cobham,  A  ;  or  Cobeham, 
A,  Harl.  MS.  0137,  which  seems  to  suggest 
three  lions  ramp,  on  the  chev.  Downer. 
Dulford  or  Tulford,  co.  Devon.  Gathwite. 
Gouneris  or  Gounery.  Hadley.  Kirkley. 
Redley.  Whitley,  co.  Warwick.  Whitley 
or  Whitlie. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  chev.  or.  Kyme,  V.  Phillipe 
de  Kyme,  A  ;  or  de  Kime,  E ;  or  de  Kymbe,  G ; 
or  de  Keme  or  Kyme,  J.  Philippe,  Sieur  de 
Kimes,  K.  Sire  William  de  Kyme,  N.  William 
Kyme,  F. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  chev.  or  a  label  ai-g.  Sir  Wil- 
liam de  Kyme,  L  ;  O. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  chev.  or  a  label  az.  Sr.  Wil- 
liam de  Kyme,  M. 

Gu.  a    chev.    or    and    a    pile   counterchanged. 

NOSEWORTHY. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair.  Sr.  John  Blaket,  co.  Buck- 
ingham, V.   Kingston  or  Kynston.   Kniveton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  Kniveton  or 
Knyfton,  Uphill  Lodge,  co.  Somerset;  de- 
scended from  Kniveton,  Mercaston,  co.  Derby ; 
Baronetcy  1611.     Knyveton,  co.  Derby,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  raguly  of  two  bastons  couped  at  the 
top  or.    Christofer  Drownsfeld,  X. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vert.  Sire  Johan  Blaked,  N. 
Blaket,  co.  Buckingham.     Kyme. 

Lozengy  arg.  and   gu.  a  chev.   az.      Busteed. 

Lozengy  or  and  az.  a  chev.  gu.  Georges  or 
Gorge,  Westminster ;  and  Hayes,  Middlesex. 
(The  ancient  arras  of)  Gorges,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, iii,  156-8.  Gorges,  Wraxall,  Langford, 
etc.;  granted  1328.  George, Baron  of  Dundalk; 
quartering  arg.  a  serpent's  tail  az.,  with  arg.  a 
less  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  az.,  Harl.  MS. 
4040,  fo.  446.     Legeard,  co.  York. 

Lozengy  or  and  vert  a  chev.  az.  Younge,co.  Hants. 

Masculy  arg. and  az.  achev.gu.  JohnLEGoRGEjA'. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  Bastard,  Efford,  Garston,  and 
Kitley,  co.  Devon.  Baistard  or  Basterd,  co. 
Devon.  Batered.  Clopton.  Edmond. 
Marler,  Kent.     Pinkerton,  London. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  a  label  gu.  Kirke,  co.  York.  The 
label  of  three  points    Kirke,  V.    Kyrke,  V*. 

Or  a  chev.  couched  az.    Doublet. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  az.    Stayley. 

Or  a  chev.  barry  gu.  and  sa.  Lewis  Proude,  at 
the  Charterhouse,  1619. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az. 
Browne. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  of  the  first  a  crescent 
for  diff.     Lee,  Fishburn,  co.  Durham. 

Or  a  chev.  erm.     Souche. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  Carrick.    Sr de  Estafford, 

J.  Le  Baroun  de  Estafforde,  N.  Ile. 
Stafford,  Grafton,  co.  Hertford.  Le  Baron 
Stafford,  I.  Ralph  Baron  Stafforde,  Q. 
Sr  . . . .  de  Stafford,  V.  Stafford,  Baron 
Stafford  1299,  Earl  of  Stafford  and  Duke  of 
Buckingham,  Z,  234,  334,  446.  Sir  Rauf  de 
Stafford,  R.  Le  C.  de  Stafford,  S;  T ;  Y. 
Le  Baron  de  Stafford,  Y.  Thomas  Stafford, 
S.  A  quartering  of  Stafford,  Earl  of  Wiltshire, 
U.  Benedictine  Priory  at  Wotton  Wawen 
or  Walwaynes,  co.  Warwick,  quartering  or  a 
hand  ppr.  issuing  from  a  maunch  gu.  holding  a 
rose  of  the  last  stalked  and  leaved  vert. 

Or  crusily  and  a  chev.  gu.  Thomas  de 
Brokehole,  E.  Richard  de  Holebroc,  F. 
Sire  ....  de  Holebrok,  N. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


CHEVRON  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  and  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Hashlard,  V*. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  bendlet  az.  M. 
Robert  de  Stafford,  S. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  pierced  by  a  bend  erm.  Hadstock, 
Suffolk.     Haystacke.    Hodstoke,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  and  a  bend  erm.     Hadstock. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  pierced  by  a  bendlet  sa.  Le  Hunt, 
Ireland. 

Or  a  chev.  surmounted  with  a  cross  formy  fitchy 
gu.    Holbrooke,  Suffolk. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  the  point  ending  with  a  cross  patty 
of  the  last.     Holobroke,  Suffolk,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  surmounted  by  a  pale  sa.     Hodge. 

Or  a  chev.  embattled  at  the  top  gu.  AsLYN,jETarZ. 
MS.  1386,  fo.  34  b. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  Chameny  Chancey  or 
Chadncey,  Northumberland. 

Or  a  chev.  paly  of  eight  gu.  and  arg.  per  chev. 
counterchanged.     Surridge. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  Berton.  Donwike.  Hamfield 
or  Hanfleld,  Essex.  Hangefeeld,  Essex. 
Haningfield.  Hanningfield  or  Havingfield, 
Cornwall.  Sire  William  Hanyngfeld,  N. 
Haveringfeld,  Essex,  V.  Havingfeld,  V. 
Heningfield,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Henningfield,  Suffolk.  John  de  Scoveney, 
A.  Yer.  And  with  a  mullet  for  diff.  Merfyn 
Morfin  or  Morfyn,  Essex ;  and  Kent. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  in  the  dexter  point  a  pierced  mul- 
let of  the  second.  Danwikes.  Roger  Danwykes, 
V.  Sr.  Thomas  de  Dauncourte,F.  Daunecourt, 
V*.  Morfyn,  Kent,  V.  Murfyn,  V*.  Sr. 
Thomas  Myrfin,  London,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  over  all  a  bend  engr.  arg.  Higham, 
Essex;  and  Goldbanger,  and  Branches  in  Cow- 
ling, Suffolk  ;  Harl.  MSS.  1449,  1560. 

Or  a  chev.  vair.     Sugge,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  vert.     Sugg  or  Sugge. 

Or  a  chev.  vert.  Sr.  William  Inge,  co.  Bedford, 
V.  Inge,  temp.  Edward  I.  Inge  or  Ingham, 
co.  Stafford.  Jude,  co.  Bedford.  Judge. 
Ouge.    Ynge.     Sire  William  Yngee,  N. 

Paly  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  counterchanged 
a  5-foil  of  the  second.     Allen,  Chelsea,  1563. 

Paly  of  three  per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  counter- 
changed  a  chev.  gu.    Deare  or  Dear. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  or.  Barkehan, 
London.  Barkham,  Lord  Mayor  of  London. 
1621.  Barkham,  Waynflete,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and 
South  Acre,  Norfolk. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  gu.  Cressen  or 
Cresson. 

Paly  of  six  or  an  d  gu.  a  chev.arg.  PATissoLLE,De  von. 

Paly  of  seven  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  or.  Barkeham, 
London;  granted  1611 .     Barkham,  London. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  per  chev.  counter- 
changed.     Sr de  Whithorse,  V. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  erm.  a  chev.  engr.  counter- 
changed.    Cleveland. 

Per  chev.  vert  and  erm.  a  chev.  engr.  counter- 
changed.     Praers,  Stoke,  co.  Chester. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Balnaves,  Hallhill.    William  deLiLLEBON,.F. 

Per  fess  az.  and  or  a  chev.  gu.  Hammon. 
Hamond,  co.  York. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  sa.  a  chev.  rompu  counter- 
changed.    Allen,  London. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  per  pale  purp.  and 
(?arg.)  or.  Hospital  of  ST.BARTHOLOMEW,London. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Ashconer,  Scotland.       Lawson,  Brayton  and 


CHEVRON  cont. 

Isell, Cumberland;  Baronetcy  1688, extinct  1806. 
Lawson,  Little  Osworth,  co  Durham  ;  confirmed 
28  February  1558.  Lawson,  Nesham  Abbey,  co. 
Durham ;  quartering  Cramlington.  David 
Lilleborne,  E.  Londres.  Hospital  of 
St.  Bartholomew,  London. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  gu.  Londres. 
Ryvell,  V*. 

Per  pale  indented  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  gu. 
Ravell  or  Ryvell.  Raynwell,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1426.    Rynell.    Ryvell,  V. 

Per  pale  az.  and  arg.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Daspach  or  Daspatch. 

Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  chev.  gu.    Hamon. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  ermines  a  chev.  counter- 
changed.    Addington  or  Adington,  London. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  sa.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Blondell,  London.  Blundell,  V.  Cistercian 
Abbey  called  Eastminster,  St.  Mary  de 
Gratiis,  or  New  Abbey  at  Tower  Hill,  London. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  counter- 
changed.    Blunder. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  sa.  a  chev.  gu.     Rynell. 

Per  pale  indented  erm.  and  sa.  a  chev.  gu. 
MACKWORTHE,Ha?'UfS.1386.fo.34  b.  Rynell. 
Ryvell,  V*.  The  indent  sinister.   Reyvell,  V. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  engr.  or  a  mullet  for 
diff.  Sir  Edmond  Hoskins,  Oxted,  Surrey, 
1664,  in  Carshaltou  Church. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  or  a  chev.  ending  in  a  pale  coun- 
terchanged. Nosworthy,  Ince  Castle,  Cornwall. 

Per  pale  indented  gu.  and  vert  a  chev.  or. 
Heytesbury,  co.  Wilts.  Heytesbury,  Col- 
linson,  Somerset,  iii,  358.  Hungerford,  Hun- 
gerford,  co.  Berks.  Hungerford,  Heytesbury, 
quartered  by  Hungerford,  Calne,  co.  Wilts. 
Sr de  Hungerford,  V. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  arg.  a  chev.  gu. 
Cobbile.    Cobylle,  V. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.  Drayton. 
Lions.    Wyke,  co.  Oxford. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  gu.    Caldecot. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Weston,  Ireland. 

Per   pale  indented    or    and    gu.   a    chev 

Heytesbury,  quartered  by  Hungerford,  1398, 
at  Farleigh  Castle  Chapel. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  sa.  a  chev.  chequy  or 
and  gu.    Mackworth. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Flegg,  Bray,  co.  Berks. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  vert  a  chev.  gu. 
Hungerford. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Stokes,  Ireland. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  per  pale  or  and  gu. 
Lendres  or  Londres.  Lounders,  V*.  Ro- 
bert Loundres,  V.  Londiniis  or  Londres, 
Harl.  MS.  1465,  fo.  6. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  or  a  chev.  per  pale  of  the  second  and 
gu.  Londinhs  or  Londres,  Harl.  MS.  1465,  fo.  6. 

Per  pale  vert  and  arg.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Stokes,  Ireland,  V. 

Per  pile  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Dyrton,  co.  York. 

Per  pile  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  counterchanged. 
Nosworth,  V. 

Potent  counterpotent  gu.  and  arg.  a  chev.  or. 
Amos  or  Ames. 

Purp.  a  chev.  enarched  arg.  Archever,  Scotland. 

Purp.  a  chev.  couched  sinister  or.     Bightine. 

Purp.  a  chev.  engr.  or.     Pierse. 


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CHEVRON  cont. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  counter-changed. 

CHAMBER.    CHAMBIR,  V*.   CHAMBYR  OrCHAUMBE, 

V. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  engr.  counterengr. 

counterchanged.     Chamber,  V. 
Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  bordure  counterchanged 

over  all  a  chev.  vair.     Fenwyke. 
Quarterly  or   and   az.   a   chev.   counterchanged. 

Chamber. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.      Cornay,  Low  Hall,  co.  York. 

Thomas  Cornay,  V.    Kayre.     Keyrs.    Pallis 

or  Palys.     Penley.    Preacher. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis  per  pale  or 

and  az.     Key,  co.  York. 
Sa.  crusily  and  a  chev.  arg.     Sire  William   de 

Paris,  N ;  or  de  Parys,  0.     Monsire  de  Paris, 
^  Y.    William  Parys,  F. 
Sa.   a    chev.   arg.   and    a    pile    counterchanged. 

Atwyll,  V*.     Beringham,  V*.    Chesterton, 

1716.      Dirton,  co.   York,  Harl.    MS.    1465. 

Dixton,  V*.    Dyrton,  V.    Dyrton,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  ending  in  the  middle  point  with  a 

fleur-de-lis  arg.     Key. 
Sa.  a  chev.   ensigned  with   a  cross  patty    arg. 

Fairfield. 
Sa.  a  chev.  counterembattled  arg.    Capell,  Kent. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.    Astwicke.    Hathorpe. 
Sa.  a  chev.  wavy  arg.     Haneeorde,  co. Devon; 

Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34  b. 
Sa.  a  chev.  barry  nebuly  arg.  and  gu.  Hanckford. 
Sa.  a  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  az.    M'Maught,  Scot- 
land. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.     Baynard,  Norfolk.     Wysse, 

Ireland,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or.     Bainer  or  Baynar.    Baynard, 

Norfolk,  V.     Coney.      Cornay,  Low  Hall,  co. 

York.      Hewit.      Ridenshall.      Sr de 

RlDMEDISHELL,        V.  RyDMEDISHELL,        V*. 

Thornton. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or.  Hagthorpe,  V.  Halthorpe, 
V.  Hathorpe,  V.  Hathorp.  Robert  Hatthorp, 
Y. 

Sa.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  gu.     Hankford. 

Vair  a  chev.  arg.     Apsey. 

Vairy  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  gu.  Ashbroke  or 
Ashbrook. 

Vert  a  chev.  arg.  Cuckle  or  Cdgley.  Curle. 
Hall. 

Vert  a  chev.  erm.    Jobber,  co.  Stafford. 

Vert  a  chev.  or.  Curle,  Hatfield,  co.  Hertford ; 
confirmed  17  December  1586.  Curle,  V.  Wal- 
ter Curle,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1628,  Bath,  etc. 
1629,  Winchester  1632-47. 

Vert  a  chev.  engr.  or.  Curle,  Soberton,  co. 
Hants. 

CHEVRON  and  in  chief 

Az.  a  chev.  and  fess  arg.  in  chief  three  annulets 

or.     Hadley,  London. 
Bar  see  Fess 
Eeast 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 

Hanbere. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg. 

Hambury. 
Az.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 

Hanbury. 
Az.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  or. 

Hanbury. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  or.    Bourch, 

Ireland. 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Tanfeild, 

V.    Tanfield,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or. 

Brooke. 
Per  fess  or  and  az.  a  chev.  counterchanged  in 

chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  second.  Skeges, 

St.  Ives,  co.  Huntingdon ;  granted  29  August 

1568.     Sleggs,  Aynesbury,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Per  pale  vert  and  gu.  a  chev.  indented  erm.  in 

chief  a   lion    pass.    betw.    two    martlets    arg. 

Somer,  co.  Salop;  granted  17  February  1651. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  arg.  crowned 

or.    Hustock  or  Hustoke.    Hustwick,  Hull. 
Sa.    a    chev.    and    in    chief    two    lions     ramp. 

or.    Hyndstoke. 
Vert  a  chev.  and  in  chief  three  lions  ramp.  or. 

Henn,  Wingfield,  co.  Berks. 

Bend  see  Canton,  and  on  a  Canton ;  but 
see  2  Chev.  and  in  chief Quarter. 

Bird 

Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  bird  sa. 
Harlston. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief 
a  hird  of  the  second.    Knevet. 

Or  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  bird  sa. 
Hardeston. 

Pelican 

Per  chev.  (vert)  and  erm.  a  chev and  in  chief 

a  pelican  (or)  vulning  her  breast  (ppr.).  Joyner 
or  Joiner,  about  1550,in  Norton  Disney  Church, 
co.  Lincoln. 
Canton 

....  a  chev and  a  canton  ....     Rodwell. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  a  canton  gu.  Shawe,  Liverpool; 
Singleton  Lodge,  co.  Lancaster ;  Southgate 
House,  Middlesex;  and  Kesgrave  Hall,  Suffolk; 
quartering  Wingfield. 

Arg.  a  chev.  canton  and  bend  gu.  Hable  or 
Habley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  canton  and  bend  gu.  Keryell,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  surmounted  with  a  bend  gu.  a  canton 
of  the  last.    Werberton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  and  canton  erm.  Bolhalth. 
Bolhalt,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  bend  and  canton  sa.     Dalby. 

Arg.  a  chev.  and  bend  engr.  sa.  a  canton  of  the 
last.    Dalby. 

Arg.  a  plain  chev.  with  over  all  a  bend  engr.  sa.  a 
canton  of  the  last.    Dalbye,  Harl.  MS.  1404. 

(?  Az.)  a  chev.  arg.  and  canton  engr.  or.    Deden. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  a  canton  and  bend  or.    Reyes. 

Az.  a  plain  chev.  and  a  canton  engr.  or.  Dedham, 
Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  and  canton  or.     Dedham. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  and  a  canton  indented  at  the 
bottom  or.   Dedham,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  and  canton  erm.  Thomas,  Lelant, 
and  Cury,  Cornwall.  Thomas,  co.  Glamorgan ; 
and  Chiverton,  Cornwall;  the  heiress  m.  Peter. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  and  canton  erm.  Grafton. 
Hadstocke.  Sr.  Humfrey  Stafford,  Coddreth, 
co.  Hertford,  V.  Stafford,  Bradfield,  co. 
Berks;  Tottenho,  co.  Buckingham;  Morle- 
Wood,  co.  Gloucester;  Blatherwick,  co.  North- 
ampton ;  and  Frodesham,  co.  Stafford,  temp. 
Elizabeth.  Stafford's  Inn,  Office  of  the  Re- 
membrancer of  the  Exchequer,  London. 

Or  a  chev.  fess  and  canton  gu.  Fitz-Richard  or 
Fitz-Roand;  but  (?)  the  chev.  in  base. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  a  canton  vert.    Pipe. 

Sa.a  chev.  and  canton  arg.  BoscHALLorBosTHALL. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

Canton  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  and  canton  erm.     Boi.hall,   V. 

BOLHALTHE,  V.  BOLHALTH.  BoSCHALL  CT 
BOSTHALL.  BOSCHALL       Or         BOSHALL,       V. 

Bobtall.  Feeeab,  London.  Haepee,  Amerly, 
co.  Hereford.  Haepee,  V.  Langteee,  co. 
Lancaster,  V.  Langteee,  Langtree,  and  Wal- 
ton, co.  Lancaster.  LANGTEE,  V*.  ROSHALL,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  and  canton  erm.  Bolhalth.  Haepee, 
co.  Hereford.  Thomas,  Folkington,  Sussex; 
Baronetcy  1660,  extinct  1706.  Thomas,  Wen- 
voe  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan,  Baronetcy  1694. 

Sa.   a   chev.  or  and   canton   erm.      Heepeb  or 
Hepee.     Langmoee  or  Longmoee. 
on  a  Canton Beast  (Lion) 

Arg.  a  bend  and  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  like  the  se- 
cond a  lion  pass,  (another  ramp.)  of  the  first. 
Oebaston. 

Bendy  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  as  the  last  on 
a  canton  like  the  second  a  lion  pass,  of  the 
first.    Oebaston,  Harl.  MS.  1404. 
(Sheep) 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  over  all  a  bend  or  on  a  canton  of 
the  last  a  holy  lamb  gu.  Esnell,  Harl.  MS. 
1404,  fo.  108. 

..  ..Bird 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  mart- 
let of  the  first.    Wanton. 
....  Cross 

Arg.  a  chev.  oppressed  by  a  bend  gu.  on  a  canton 
of  the  last  a  cross  patty  or.  Bould,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

....  Head  (Boar) 

Or  a  chev.  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  boar's 
head  couped  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 
first.     Edmonds,  co.  Devon  ;  granted  1600. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  boar's 
head  of  the  first.    Edmonds. 
.... (Dog) 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  on  a  canton  gu.  a  talbot  s 
head  erased  or.  Shaw,  Ardesley,  co.  York ; 
granted  4  December  1707. 

Sa.  a  chev.  ei'm.  on  a  canton  or  a  talbot's  head 
erased  gu.    Shaw  alias  Shaw-Lefevee. 
....(Lion) 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  lion's  head 
crowned  of  the  first.     Staffoed. 

....  (Human  Figure) 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  man's  head  full 
faced  crowned  of  the  first.  Beomskaix. 
Staffoed. 

....  Heads 

Or  a  bend  and  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  se- 
cond three  leopard's  faces  of  the  first. 
Romenall. 

Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  a  bend  and  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  fleur- 
de-lis  or.     Feeby. 

Bendy  of  three  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  of  the  last  on 
a  canton  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Feebye,  Harl. 
MS.  1404,  fo.  102. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  fleur-de- 
lis  of  the  first.    Edmonds,  temp.  Charles  I. 
....5-Foil 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  5-foil  erm. 
Robert  Tyas,  London,  W.  The  5-foil  pierced. 
Tyas  or  Tyes,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  first  a  5-foil 
sa.    Tyees. 

....Mullet 

Arg.  a  bend  and  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  se- 
cond a  pierced  mullet  or.    Pope. 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Mullet  cont. 
Or  a  chev.  and  fess  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a 

mullet  as  the  first  pierced  sa.     Fitz-Roeand. 
Or  a  chev:  and  bend  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  pierced 

mullet  arg.     Pope. 
Chessrooks 
Arg.    a    chev.   and    in    chief   three    chessrooks 

sa.    Andelby. 
Chief 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  a  chief  gu.     Stayley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  and   a  chief  az.       Matestoun, 

Park;    quartering    arg.   an    eagle     displ.     sa. 

Masteetodn,  Parkmilne,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  chief  gu.     Masteeton,  Gogar. 

And    with    a    crescent    upon    the    chief    or. 

Malteestone,  Scotland. 
Arg.    a    chev.     gu.     and     chief    indented    sa. 

Baslingthoepe,      V*.  Sire     Richard     de 

Boselingthoep,  N.    Sr. Richard Boslingthoep, 

co.Lincoln,F.  Boslinthoene,F*.  Boslinthoep, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  a  chief  gu.    Tieeney. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  a*chief  indented  gu.    Thoenton, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  a  chief  indented  sa.     Thoenton, 

Laughton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  chief  vert.     Gabell. 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  a  chief  indented   sa.      John 

Rynelx,  Y.    Monsire  John  Rivell,  Y. 
Erm.  a  chev.  and  chief  sa.  over  the  bottom  line 

of  the  chief  a  leopard's  head  or.     Pouedon,  co. 

Derby,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.   arg.  a   chief    chequy    or    and    az. 

Lambaet,  co.  York.       Lambeet,  Pinchbeck,  co. 

Buckingham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  and  a  chief  arg.     Themelby,  V. 

Thimbleby. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  and  chief  erm.    Blayne,  co.  Berks. 

Bleney  or  Blawney,  co.  Hereford.      Davies, 

Caerben.     Thomas  Davies,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph 

1562-73.     Sir  Griffith  Lloyd,  living  1284.     Sir 

Jevan  Llwyd. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  a  chief  or.     Panton.     Sr.  Hugh 

Padnton,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  a  chief  az.     M.  Nicol  de  Staffoed, 

S.    Nicolas  Staffoed,  Froddeswall,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  a  chief  arg.     Foulcanley. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  a  chief  vair.    Haepee.      Quintin. 

St.  Quintin,  Harpham,  Lowthorpe,  and  Scam- 

ston,  co.  York;  Baronetcy  1641,  extinct  1705. 

St.  Quinton,  V.   M.  William  Seint  Qdyntoyne, 

S.       Geffrey  St.   Quintyn,   Y.      Sr.    Geffray 

Saynt   Quintyn,  M.        Sire   William   de   St. 

Quintyne,  F.    William  St.  Quintyne,  Y. 
Sa.  a  chev.  and  chief  arg.    Thoenton. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  and  a  chief  dancetty  of  the  last. 

Thoenton,   Newcastle-on-Tyne,  V.      But  the 

chief  indented.    Thoenton,  Witton  or  Whitton 

Castle,  Northumberland ;  the  coheirs  m.  Tre- 

velyan  and  Witham.    Thoenton,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  a  chief  parted  per  (chief,  F*.)  fess 

sa.  and  or.     Sr.  Roger  Baynaed,  F. 

on  a  Chief Annulets 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  annulets  or. 

Baynaed. 

Bar 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  bar  dan- 
cetty or.      Sellington.     But  the   bar  engr. 

Sillington,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  36. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  fess 

engr.   of  the  first.     Solington.     Solyngton, 

V. 


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.eont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Beast 
Erm.  a  chev.  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu. 
Cadivor  ap  Selyf. 

....Birds    (Crows) 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  Cornish 
choughs  ppr.     Dawson,  Penrith,  Cumberland ; 
granted  1781. 

(Martlets) 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  on  a  chief  as  the  second  three 
martlets  of  the  first.  Sr.  Henry  Tay,  V. 
Tay,  Essex.  The  martlets  erm.  Tay,  Essex. 
The  martlets  or.  Tay,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  ermines  on  a  chief  sa.  three 
martlets  of  the  first.  Wilde,  Long  Whatton, 
co.  Leicester;  granted  1743. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  martlets  of 

the  first.    Wild. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on   a  chief  as  the  second  three 
martlets  of  the  first.     Wild,  Canterbury ;  and 
Lewisham,  Kent;  granted  1583.     Wylde,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  martlets  of  the  first.    Wilde,  co.  Not- 
tingham.   Wylde,  Nettleworth  Hall,  co.  Not- 
tingham ;  granted  15  June  1575. 
. . . .Canton 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  on  a  chief  ei'm.  a  canton   arg. 
charged  with  an  eagle  displ.  with  two  heads  sa. 
Lloyd,    Croghan,    co.     Roscommon;     derived 
through  Meuric  Llwyd,from  Hedd  Molwynog; 
quartering  arg.  a  bend  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
....  Castles 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  vert  two  towers  arg. 
Horncastle,  Dublin  ;  granted  9  June  1683. 
....  Crescent 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  crescent 
or.     Malterstone,  Scotland. 
....  Crescents 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crescents  of 
the  first.    Crean. 

....Cross 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chief  of  the 
third  a  cross  formy  fitchy  betw.  two  mullets  or. 
Reynolds,  Suffolk. 

Crosses 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses 
croslet  or.    Curtain. 

Escallops 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.     Kebill. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
escallops  as  the  first.     Simon  de  Crombe,  E  ; 
(and  in  a  later  hand)  .F. 

Estoile 

Sa.  a  chev.  erminois  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  an 
estoile  betw.  two  mullets  gu.  Keirll,  Croft 
Castle,  co.  Hereford. 

Estoiles 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
estoiles  or.  Port,  Eardisley  Castle,  co.  Hereford. 
.. .  .Fess  see  Ear 
. . .  .Fleurs-de-lis 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  on  a  chief  or  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  sa.    Cashire,  Norfolk. 

Flowers 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
roses  gu.    Haylis. 

5-Foils 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  5-foils 
gu.    Dickey  or  Dickie. 

Fret 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  (sometimes  sa.)  on  a  chief  az. 
fretty  or.    Prye,  Horwell,  co.  Devon,  1620. 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Head 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  griffin's  head 
erased  or  betw.  two  bezants.     Garton,  Sussex. 
Heads  (Beast)  Deer 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  on  a  chief  arg.  two  (buck's 
another)  stag's  heads  cabossed  gu.  Nibbs  ; 
Island  of  Antigua ;  granted  13  October  1759. 

....Leopard 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  or  two  leopard's  heads 
of  the  last.    Prescott,  V*. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  or  two  leopard's  faces 
gu.  Prescot,  Prescot,  co.  Devon  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Almescombe.    Prescot,  V. 

Erm  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  two  leo- 
pard's heads  or.      Prescot,  Dreby,  co.  Lincoln. 

....  Leopard 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
leopard's  faces  or.  Mary  Cowper,  wife  of  Wil- 
liam Smith,  London  ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 
Smith,  V*. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
leopard's  heads  or.    Powerdon,  co.  Derby. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  leopard's 
faces  or.  Cheymew,  V*.  Cheynew,  V.  But 
leopard's  heads.     Cheynew,  V*. 

Ox 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
bull's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first.  Beverley, 
co.  York. 

....  Leaves 

....  a  chev.  on  a  chief  ....  three  leaves  .... 
Huyshe  Hiwis  Huish,  or  Hewish,  Lod  Hiwis, 
Lynch,  Doniford,  Aller,  and  Taunton,  co.  So- 
merset ;  Sand  and  Clisthydon,  co.  Devon ;  co. 
Derby;  and  co.  Nottingham. 
Mascles 

Arg.  a  chev.   gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  three 
mascles  of  the  first.    Pellew. 
....Mullets 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  two  pierced 
mullets  of  the  first.     Bassing,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
mullets  or  pierced  sa.  Kebbell  or  Kebyll, 
London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets 
or.  Keble,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1510.  The 
mullets  pierced  of  the  second.     Kebyll,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  three  mul- 
lets of  the  first.  Fowle,  Sandhurst,  Kent ;  and 
Salhurst,  Sussex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  second  three 
pierced  mullets  of  the  first.  Fowke,  Elms- 
thorpe,  co.  Leicester.  Fowke  ;  granted  by 
Camden,  W. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  on  a  chief  or  three  mullets 
az.  pierced  of  the  second.    Kebyll,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  mullets  of 
the  first.  Fowel;  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii, 
256. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  pierced  mul- 
lets of  the  first.  Fowell,  Corsham,  co.  Wilts  ; 
descended  through  Fowell,  Black  Hall,  and 
Diptford,  co.  Devon;  quartering  Trevaze,  Hall- 
well,  Hayes,  Glanville,  Hele,  Newton,  Hawkins, 
Digby,  Pakeman,  Clarke,  Ellis,  Warwick, 
Knowling,  Kirkham,  Dennys,  Scobbabal,  Mille- 
ton,  Ferrers,  and  Malherb;  like  Fowell,  Ply- 
mouth ;  and  Harewood  House,  Cornwall ;  from 
Fowell,  Fowel's  Combe,  Ugborough,  co.  De- 
von ;  Baronetcy  1661,  extinct  1692  ;  the  coheirs 
m.  Parker,  and  Campernowne  ;  quartering  Tre- 
vaze, Hallwell,  and  Hayes. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief  cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Mullets  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  mullets  or. 

Sr.  Philip  Barnard,  V.     The  mullets  pierced. 

Foowele,  co.  Devon  ;  V.    Fowle. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  mul- 
lets or.     Wilde  ;  Baronetcy  1060 ;  the  heiress 

m.  Cockman. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  mullets  of 

the  first.     Aldham,  Suffolk. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  mullets 

arg.     Keeble,  East  Leach,  co.  Gloucester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  mullets  gu. 

Kevtll. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  mullets 

gu.      Kebell,  V.      The  mullets  of  the  first. 

Keble. 

Roundles  i  Ogresses) 

Az.  a  chev.  errn.  on  a  chief  emhattled  or  three 

ogresses.    Wall,  Eryche,  co.  Derby.     Wall, 

Garter  King  of  Arms,  oh.  1536-7. 

(Plates) 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  second  three 

plates.    Travees. 

....  Swords 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  two  swords  in  sal- 
tire  of  the  first.    Nanby. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  two  swords  in  sal- 
tire   of  the  first  (pomelled,   V*.)   hilted    or. 

Nanby,  V. 

Comet  see  Estoile 
Crescents 
Or   a  chev.   and  in  chief   three    crescents    az. 

Westwrow  or  Westrow,  London  ;  granted  24 

March  1613. 
Per  pale  vert  and  arg.  a  chev.  erm.  in  chief  three 

crescents  all  counterchanged.    Bdgden. 
Cross 
Sa.  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  cross  croslet 

arg.       Pares,  Kirby  Frith,  co.  Leicester,  temp. 

Elizabeth ;  and  Hopwell  Hall,  co.  Derby,  1780, 

quartering  Lightbody. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  cross  croslet 

fitchy  arg.    Bands. 
Crosses 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  in  chief  two  crosses  croslet  of  the 

last.    Byrton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  in  chief  three  crosses  moline  az. 

Blizard  or  Blizzard. 
Az.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  three  crosses  patty  arg. 

Barclay,  Surrey ;  and  Suffolk. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  in  chief  three  crosses  formy  fitchy 

vert.    Reynolds. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  four  crosses  formy  fitchy 

az.    Hollins,  Mosseley,  co.  Stafford. 
Escallop 
Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  in  the  dexter  chief  an  escallop 

sa.     Marler  or  Marley,  Knavestock,  Essex ; 

and  Crayford,  Kent. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  counterchanged  in 

chief    an  escallop   of  the   second.      Lawson, 

London. 

Escallops 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  three  escallops   gu. 

Levins,  co.  Cambridge. 
Az.  a  chev.  and  in   chief   three    escallops    or. 

Dabernon,  Dunsland,  co.  Devon  ;  extinct  temp. 

Henry  VI. ;  the  heiress  m.  Arscott.     Dabernon 

or  D'Abernoun,  Stoke  Dabernon,  Surrey. 
Vert   a   chev.   or  in    chief   tbi-ee   escallops  arg. 

Levings  or  Leving,  co.  Derby ;  and  co.  War- 
wick; granted  10  September  1611.     Levinge, 

High  Park,  now  Knockdrin  Castle ;  Baronetcy 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief. 


.  cont. 


Escallops  cont. 

. . . .  ;  quartering  Corbyn,  Greene,  and  Kennedy. 

Lovinge  or  Levinge,  co.  Derby ;  and  Colsell, 

co.  Warwick. 
Escucheons 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  counterchanged  in 

chief  three  escucheons  of  the  second.  Woodcock, 

Newport,  co.  Salop;    and   Kilronane,  co.    Kil- 
kenny, as  quartered  by  Hoare,  Factory  Hill,  co. 

Cork. 

Estoile 
....  a  chev in  chief  a  blazing  star  (or  comet) 

....  and  a  sinister  canton  ....     Myhil. 
Vert  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  an  estoile  or. 

Stalket,  V. 
Estoiles 
Per  chev.  erm.  and  ermines  a  chev.  per  chev.  sa. 

and  arg.  on  the  first  three  estoiles  or.  Wigston, 

V*. 

Fess  and  Fillet 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  a  fess  enhanced  gu.    Mack. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  in  chief  a  bar  engr.  gu.     Freme, 

Lippiat,  co.  Gloucester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  humetty  reversed  arg.  a  fillet   .... 

Badrick. 

Fleurs-de-lis 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  vert. 

Eady. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  sa.   and  or  in  chief  three 

fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second.    Botteley  Botilly 

or  Botley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  and  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis 

sa.    Eyles. 
Az.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 

Kinnimond,  Scotland. 
Flowers 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  three  roses  gu.    Hayles. 
Arg.  a  chev.  per  pale  engr.  az.  and  gu.  in  chief 

two  roses  of  the  second  and  two  of  the  third. 

Weston,  Weston,  co.  Dorset. 
3-Foil 
Arg.  a  chev in  the  dexter  chief  a  3-foil  sa. 

Foot,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1651. 
Arg.  a  chev.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  3-foil  slipped  sa. 

Foote,  London. 
Or  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  3-foil  slipped 

sa.    Foot.    Foote,  Tiverton,  co.  Devon. 
3-Foils 
Or  a  chev.  and  in  chief  three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 

Hollings,  co.  Salop  ;  in  St.  Augustin's  Church, 

Bristol. 
5-Foil 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  5-foil  gu. 

Ricard,  London,  1634.    Richards. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  5-foil  sa. 

Kempstone.    Rampston.      The  5-foil  pierced. 

Rempston  or  Rampston  (KG.,  oh.  1406). 
Garbs 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  in  chief  three  garbs  vert.   Tuson. 

Head (Beast)  Leopard 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  in  chief  a  leopard's  head  or  lan- 

gued  gu.  a  chief  of  the  second.     Fourden. 
Per  chief  sa.  and  erm.  a  chev.  as  the  first  over 

the  partition  line  a  leopard's  face  or.  Podrdon, 

co.  Derby,  V. 

Human  figure 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  in  chief  a  Moor's  head  full 

faced  couped  at  the  shoulders  sa.     More,  Suf- 
folk. 
Per  chev.  or  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  in  chief  a 

Moor's  head  full  faced  couped  of  the  second 

wreathed  about  the  head  arg.    More. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


381 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Leopard 
Gu.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads  arg. 

HEnoN. 
Gu.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  two  leopard's  beads  or. 

Slingsby,  co.  York. 
Or  a  chev.  and  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads  gu. 

Harvey,  co.  Cambridge;   and  Storbrook,  Suf- 
folk. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  erm.  a  chev.  and  two  leopard's 

heads  in  chief  gu.     Prescot. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  erm.  a  chev.  sa.  in  chief  two 

leopard's  head  gu.    Wood,  co.  Somerset. 
(Per  pale  a  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  leopard's 

h eads  or ? ) .  Cymekewe ,  Thomas ,Worcester, p.  1 1 . 
....Dog 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  in   chief  three  talbot's   heads 

erased  or.  Chitty,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1760. 

Horse 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  in  chief  three  nag's  heads  erased 

sa.    Cooke,  Essex. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  in  chief  three  horse's  heads  erm. 

Cooke,  Essex. 

.... Leopard 
Sa.  a  chev.  and  three  leopard's  heads  in  chief  arg. 

Ormes,  (in  a  later  hand  than)    W.    But  the 

heads  gu.     Ormesley,  co.  Lancaster. 
....Wolf 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  in  chief  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

....      Richard  Cumberland,  Bishop  of  Peter- 
borough 1691-1718. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  chief  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

sa.    Cumberland. 
Horn 
Az.  a  chev.  or  in  chief  a  buglehorn  betw.  two  leo- 
pard's heads  arg.    Foster,  W. 
Legs 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  three  lion's  paws  erased 

and  erect  or.     Whitwang. 
Mascles 
Arg.   a   chev.    and  in  chief   three  mascles   gu. 

Petoe,  Suffolk. 

Monsters Dragons 

Or  a  chev.  and  in  chief  two  dragons  sa.  Folborne, 

co.  Cambridge. 

....  Wiverns 
Or  a  chev.  and  in  chief  two  wiverns  respecting 

each   other  sa.      Folborne,   V*.       Sr.  John 

Folbourne,  co.  Cambridge,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  and  in  chief  two  wiverns  pass,  displ. 

respecting  each  other  sa.    Foleburne. 
Mallets 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  in  chief  two  mullets  gu.    Maton. 
Gu.    a    chev.    and    in    chief  two    mullets    arg. 

Stormyn,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  two  mullets 

or.    Stockton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  purp.  and  az.  in  chief  three 

mullets  gu.    Hampton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  in  chief  three  mullets  sa.  Toole, 

Ireland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  in  chief  three  mul- 
lets or.    Stockton. 
Pale 
Gu.  a  chev.  and  pale  conjoined  in  point  at  the 

top   of   the   chev.  erm.      Keldon,   Kelvedon, 

Essex. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  or  a  chev.  and  pale  conjoined  in 

point  at  the  top  of  the  chev.  all  counterchanged. 

Nosworthy,  Ince  Castle,  Cornwall. 
Portcullis 
Gu.    a    chev.    erm.    in    chief   a    portcullis    or. 

Fishbrook. 


CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

Quarter 
Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  a  chev.  per  pale  of  the  se- 
cond and  sa.  a  quarter  erm.     Langmore. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  a  quarter  erm.    Langtree,  co. 
Lancaster. 
Roundle 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  a  bezant  betw.  two  lion's 
heads  erased  of  the  second.    Fairbrother. 
Roundles  (Bezants) 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  three  bezants.   Latouche 
or    La    Touche,    England.       The    chev.    or. 
Latouche  or  Latouch,  Ireland. 

(Torteaux) 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  in  chief  three  torteaux.  Robert  de 
Wixston,  Y.  Monsire  William  de  Wistowe, 
Y.    Sr.  William  Wixton,  V. 

CHEVRON  and  in  base 

Annulet 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  base  an  annulet  sa.    Wanton. 

Bars 
Arg.  in  chief  a  chev.  and  in  base  two  bars  sa. 

HOLBEAME. 

Az.  in  chief  a  chev.  and  in  base  two  bars  or. 
Sprie   or  Spry,  glass  in  S.  German's  Priory 
Church,  Cornwall:  see  2  Bars,  etc.,  p.  24. 
Beast..  ..Lion 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  base  a  lion  ramp.  az.  Richards, 
Reading.     Richards,  Brambletye  House,  Sus- 
sex; Baronetcy  22  February  1683-4. 
Per  chief  or  and  az.  a  chev.  of  the  first  in  base  a 
lion  ramp.  arg.     Ollier. 
Crescents 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  in  base  a  crescent  arg.   Alshonter, 

Scotland. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  and  in  base  a  cres- 
cent counterchanged.      Alexander,  Powis.  co. 
Clackmannan,  quartering  or  a  galley  sails  furled 
sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu. ;  de- 
rived from  Alexander,  Menstrie,  Earl  of  Stir- 
ling 1633,  quartering  Mac  Donald. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  bruised  at  the  top 
and     in     base     a     crescent    counterchanged. 
Alexander,  Kinglassie. 
Cross 
Arg.  a  chev.  indented  gu.  and  in  base  across  cros- 
let fitchy  sa.    Kennedy,  Lochen,  Scotland. 
Cup 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  in    base    a  covered   cup.  arg. 
Holden. 

Flower Rose 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  in  base  a  rose  or.  Richard 
Marten,  V. 

Thistle 

Or  a  chev.  az.  in  base  a  thistle  stalked  and  leaved 
ppr.     Pinkerton,  Scotland. 
3-Foil 
Arg.  a   chev.   and  in  base   a   3-foil   slipped   sa. 

Flete,  V.    Flote,  V.    Floelte. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  base  a  3-foil  vert.      Slele  or 
Slete. 
5-Foil 
Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  counterchanged  in 
base  a  5-foil  of  the  first.    Balnewis.    Banners, 
Scotland. 
Heart 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  base  a  heart  gu.     Methen, 
Scotland. 
Piles 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  in  base  three  piles  issuing  from 
the  chev.  sa.    Nodin,  England. 


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AN   ORDINARY   OF 


1  CHEVBON  betw.  or  within 

Anchors 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  anchors  erm.  Manlove, 
Ashborne,  co.  Derby. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  anchors  or. 
Manlow. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  anchors  ppr.  Batten, 
Aldon,  near  Yeovil,  Somerset. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  grappling-irons  each 
of  as  many  points  and  double-ringed  arg. 
Stewins,  V*.  Stewyne,  Karl.  MS.  1386, 
fo.  95.     Stewyns,  V. 

Az.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  grappling-irons  double- 
ringed  or.    Stewins. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  anchors  or.  Manlove, 
co.  Stafford. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  anchors  arg.  Holder, 
South  Wheatly,  co.  Nottingham,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, i,  119. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  anchors  erect  or.    Ancram, 
Hill  House,  Frome,  co.  Somerset. 
Angles  see  Squares 
Annulets 

....  a  chev.  engr betw.  three  annulets  .... 

Dennison,  Enniscorthy. 

....  a  chev.  debruised  by  a  fess  charged  with  a 
crescent  all  betw.  three  annulets  ....  Hedley, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  az.  John 
Soureby,  V.    Webber,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  fimbriated  sa.  betw.  three  an- 
nulets gu.    Clutton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  Monsire 
de  Chanceux,  Y.  Chancey.  Sire  Felip  de 
Chaunsy,  N.  Dobins.  Dobyns.  Goeeing, 
Kinston,  co.  Stafford,  1730.  Goring,  V*. 
Goring,  Earl  of  Norwich,  1644-71.  Gorynge, 
Sussex,  V.     Prenton,  Prenton,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  thi-ee  annulets  az.  Hatt 
or  Hatte. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  Secroft. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  voided  erm.  betw.  three  annulets 
gu.    Clutton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  sa.  Boffrey,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  annulets  or.  Hodge, 
Scotland;  and  Sunderland,  co.  Durham. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  or.  Dobyns,  co. 
Hereford.    Dobyns  ;  quartered  by  Yate. 

Az.  a  chev.  surmounted  of  a  fess  betw.  three  an- 
nulets or.  Hadley,  London,  Harl.  MS.  1404, 
fo.  7.  John  Hadley  or  Halley,  Alderman,  V, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London,  W.    Hardly,  London. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  or  over  all  on  a 
fess  of  the  second  as  many  martlets  gu.  Hadley, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1379  and  1393.  Halley, 
London. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  or.    Haldimand. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  Goring, 
Highden,  Sussex;  Baronetcy  1627.  Goring, 
Kingston,  and  Frodley  Hall,  co.  Stafford ;  de- 
rived from  Goring,  Ovingdene,  Sussex.  Goring 
or  Le  Goring,  Sussex.  Goring,  Kent;  and 
Whiston  Park,  Sussex.    Sutton. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  over  all  a  fess 
arg.  Hartley,  Middleton  Lodge,  co.  York. 
Hartley,  Scotland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  arg.  Manson. 
Nanfan  or  Nanson. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gem-rings  arg.  Nanfan,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  compony  arg.  and 
az.    Bery.    Bury. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  annulets  arg.  Gre- 
gory Davy,  Gonthorp,  Norfolk,  V. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.emit. 


Annulets  cont. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  annulets  arg. 
Davy,  Ingoldsthorpe,  Norfolk.     Davy,  Ufford. 

Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  annulets  or. 
Planner  (in  a  later  hand  than),  W. 

Vert  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  annulets  arg.  Minifie, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  290. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  six  annulets  two  two  and 
two  linked  together  or.     Corne,  V*.    Janes. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pairs  of  annulets  con- 
joined gu.  Moncaster,  co.  Devon,  Harl.  MS. 
1386. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  six  annulets  linked  together 
two  two  and  two  (as  leashes,  W.)  gu.  within 
a  bordure  of  the  second.  Moncaster,  V*. 
Monkaster,  V. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  six  annulets 
two  two  and  two  linked  together  palewise  or. 
Huddeston  or  Hudson,  Gyles-Clift,  co.  War- 
wick ;  and  Henvill,  Sussex. 
Arrows 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  arrows  gu.     Tingwike. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  arrows  (points  upwards 
V*.)  gu.    Tyngwicke,  V*.    Tyngwyke,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  broad  arrows  or  fea- 
thered arg.    Dawson. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  arrows  or  headed  and 
feathered  arg.  Company  of  Fletchers, 
London. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birdbolts  arg.    Foster. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  arrows  arg.  Floyer,  Floyer 
Heys,  co.  Devon,  V;  and  Mertrith,  co.  Somerset. 
Slayer,  Morlick,  co.  Somerset. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  broad  arrows  arg.  Archer, 
Cornwall.  Dennis,  Orleigh,  co.  Devon,  quar- 
tering Bolhay  alias  Boway,  Esse  Thorn  and 
Giffard ;  the  coheirs  m.  Hanson,  Glynn,  and 
Dennis.  Dennis,  Bradford,  and  Holcombe  Bur- 
nell;  quartering  Dabernon;  the  heiress  m. 
Gifford. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  darts  points  upwards  shafts 
broken  arg.    Akenside. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  broad  arrows  headed  and 
feathered  or.     Foster. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  arrows  arg.  Forster, 
Aldermaston,  co.  Berks ;  co.  Somerset ;  and 
co.  Warwick.  Foster,  Aldermaston;  Baro- 
netcy 1620  extinct  171 1. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  arrows  or 
feathered  and  headed  of  the  second.  Forster,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  arrows  or.  Floyer, 
West  Stafford ;  quartering  Croke,  Baphe, 
Loundes,  etc. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  arrows  or  feathered 
arg.    Forster,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  arrows  arg.    Wooley. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  broad  arrows  or 
feathered  arg.  Foster,  co.  Lincoln  ;  and  co. 
York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  arrows  arg.  Company 
of  Fletchers,  London,  V,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 
D10. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  arrows  or  feathered 
arg.     Forster. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  arrows  or  barbed  and  fea- 
thered arg.    Curate,  Norwich. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  sheaves  of  ar- 
rows gu.  banded  of  the  first  and  in  base  a  bugle- 
horn  of  the  second  stringed  and  garnished  or. 
Duncanson,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.gu.  betw.  three  sheaves  of  arrows  .... 
Best,  Compton,  Surrey. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Arrows  cont. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sheaves  of  arrows  arg. 
Nicholas  Robinson,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1500-85. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  sheaves  of  arrows  ppr. 
feathered  and  banded  gu.    Braksdall. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  sheaves  of  arrows  or 
barbed  and  banded  of  the  second.  Beste, 
Middleton  Quernhow,  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  sheaves  of  arrows 
arg.     Sachervill,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sheaves  of  five  arrows  or 
flighted  and  pheoned  arg.  pointed  and  banded 
gu.  Brickdale,  co.  Somerset;  and  co.  Glou- 
cester ;  originally  of  Brickdale,  co.  Lancaster. 

Attires  see  Horns 

Awls 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  awls  points  reversed  arg. 

hafts  or.     Aules. 
Axes 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  battle- 
axes  and  in  base  a  garb  or.     Firth,  Hartford 

Lodge,  Northwich,  co.  Chester. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  battle-axes  the 

blades  towards  each  other  and  in  base  a  mallet 

....  a  crescent  for  diff.  ....     Durand  de  Ste. 

Rose,  impaled  by  Caton. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  chipping-axes 

of  the  last  and  in  base  a  mullet  or.      Company 

of  Marblers,  London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pole-axes  az.  maunched 

or.     Symonds,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pole-axes  az.  handles 

or.    Symonds,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.    a  chev.   gu.   betw.   three    battle-axes  ppr. 

Congreve. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pole-axes  sa.  Seyman. 
Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  three  (battle-axes,  V*.) 

halberts  the  blades  to  the  sinister  az.  lanceheads 

gu.  staves  or.     Symond,  Exeter,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  three  pole-axes  az.  handles 

or.     Symonds,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  three  (battle-axes,  V*.) 

halberts  the  blades  to  the  sinister  sa.     Drake, 

co.  Devon,  V. 
Arg.    a   chev.   sa.   betw.   three    battle-axes    az. 

Batten. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  battle-axes  sa.    Battyn, 

Exeter.      Congrill,    F*.      But    brown-bills, 

Congrill,  F. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  battle-axes  sa. 

Bainbrigg  or  Bambridge,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pick-axes  sa.  Hamerton, 

co.  Stafford.    Killicke. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  poleaxes  sa.    Symonds, 

Exeter,  co.  Devon. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  battle-axes  arg.   Wright, 

Wright's  Park,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  battle-axes  of  the 

second  staves  or.     Byseley,  F*.     Dyseley,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  carpenter's  axes  or  hafted 

arg.     Penfold. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  halberts  arg.  staves  or. 

Halberdyn. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  battle-axes  arg.  Congreve, 

Congreve,  co.  Stafford ;  and  Aldermauston,   co. 

Berks.      Congreve,  Walton,  co.  Stafford  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1812.    Mosely  or  Mosley,  co.  Derby; 

co.  Lancaster  ;  co.  Stafford,  etc. ;  but  these  are 

mill-picks  as  below.     Mossey,  London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  halberts  arg.      Maseley, 

London.  '    . 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


,.cont. 


Axes  cont. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mill-picks  (or  pickaxes) 
arg.  Moseley,  Leaton  Hall ;  derived  from 
Moseley  or  Mosley,  The  Mere,  co.  Stafford 
and  Buildwas  Park,co.  Salop,  quartering  Acton  ; 
descended  through  Mosley,  Owsden  (now  of 
Great  Glemham),  Suffolk,  and  Mosley,  Wit- 
tington,  like  Mosley,  Bolesworth,  co.  Chester, 
Park  Hill,  and  Burnaston  House,  co.  Derby ; 
Houghend  and  Anconts,  co.  Lancaster ;  and 
Rolleston,  co.  Stafford  ;  Baronetcies  1040, 1720, 
and  1781,  quartering  or  a  fess  betw.  three 
eagles  displ.sa.;  from  Moseley,  of  Mollesley  or 
Moseley,  co.  Stafford.  But  with  an  estoile  for 
diff.     Mosley,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1599. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  halberts  or.  Congreve, 
co.  Stafford. 

Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled  betw. 
six  halberts  in  pairs  saltirewise  or.  Furse, 
Crokernwell,  co.  Devon.  Furse,  Furse,  and 
Halsdon,  co.  Devon. 

Bag  see  Purse 
Bag  or  Bale  see  Cushion 
Bands 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hatbands  arg.     Maynes. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hatbands  wreathed  of 
the  second  and  az.    Bury. 
Banners 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  flags  displ.  arg.  Deumson. 
Barrel  see  Tub  or  Tun 
Basket  see  Bouget 
Baskets 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  fish-baskets  weels  or  eelpots 

sa.     Folebarne,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  fish-baskets  weels 
or  eelpots  hoops  upwards  vert.    Wylley,  1710. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fish-baskets  weels  or  eel- 
pots  sa.    Foleborne. 
Baton  see  Staff 
Beast 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  a  lion  pass,  in  chief  of  the 
last  and  three  crosses  croslet  in  base  two  and 
one  arg.     Mablethorpe. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  a  lion  pass,  in  chief  and  three 
crosses  croslet  in  base  or.     Mablethorpe. 

Beasts Bats 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  two  bats  or.    Slowley,  V*. 

....  Deer 
Vert  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  stags 
statant  at  gaze  or  semy  of  torteaux  and  in  base 
a  stirrup  leather  of  the  third.    Robinson,  Kirby 
Frith,  co.  Leicester. 

Dogs 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  two  talbots  arg.  Hollis,  co. 
Nottingham. 

....  Hares 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  in  chief  two  conies  courant  or  in 
base  a  sun  of  the  last.    John  Watson,  Bishop 
of  Winchester  1580-4.      Watson,  Stratton,  co. 
Gloucester. 

Lions 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  demi-lions  and  in 
base  a  mullet  gu.    Egerton. 

a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp,  and  in 

base  a  boar  pass Donagh,  Newtown,  co. 

Louth,  1721. 
a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp,  com- 
batant and   in   base    a   (beast)    statant   .... 
M'Donachy,  and   O'Donnagey,  Ballinascreen, 
1775-1800. 


384 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts   cont.  Lions  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  pass,  and 
in  base  an  annulet  of  the  second.  Taylor, 
Stechwortb,  and  Lidgate,  co.  Cambridge ;  Cole 
MS.  xi,  219.    Taylor,  Marridge,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  or. 
Bewris. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa. 
Cooke,  Owston,  co.  York;  quartering  Puleston, 
Davies,  etc.  Cooke,  Wheatley,  co.  York  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 10  May  1661. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa. 
armed  of  the  second.  Cook,  Doncaster,  co. 
York ;  confirmed  27  August  1635.  Cooke, 
Wheatley,  co.  York;  Baronetcy  10  May 
1661. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  pass,  and  in 
base  an  annulet  sa.  Taylor,  Worcester  Park, 
Surrey.  Taylor,  Strechworth,  and  Lidgate,  co. 
Cambridge.  Taylor,  Marridge,  co.  Devon. 
Taylour  or  Taylor,  London  ;  and  Sussex. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  lions  pass,  guard,  sa.  Cook, 
Northumberland ;  and  co.  York. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp,  and  in 
base  a  lozenge  sa.    Taylour,  London. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  in  chief 
two  lions  ramp,  double  tailed  or  each  holding 
in  the  forepaws  a  plate  thereon  an  ermine  spot 
and  in  base  a  5-foil  ....  Salomons,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1855. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  Rich, 
Otford,  Kent. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  lions  pass.  arg.  crowned 
or.     Huystock,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  pass,  and  in 
base  an  annulet  or.    Taylor. 
....  Wolves 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  wolves  pass,  and 
in  base  a  crossbow  gu.    Hoeton. 

...  .Antelopes 
Az.   a  chev.  betw.  three  antelopes   salient   arg. 
Durning,  Bisphan,  co.  Lancaster. 
..  ..Apes 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  apes  arg.  chained  of 
the  second.    Lobley. 

Badgers 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (brocks  or)  badgers  pass, 
sa.  Brockhole,  co.  Lancaster.  Brockholes, 
Claughton  Hall,  co.  Lancaster ;  quartering 
Fitzherbert,  Hesketh,  and  Heneage.  The 
brocks  statant.    Brockhole,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  brocks  statant  arg. 
Brocton  or  Broughton,  co.  Stafford,  W. 

Bats 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bats  displ.  gu.  Backomb, 

co.  Devon,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  three    bats    displ.  az. 

Symonds. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bats  displ.  sa.  Batiscombe. 

Clobery,  Bradstone,  co.  Devon ;  the  heiress  m. 

Glyn.    Clybury,  W.      Collier  alias  Dimock, 

Puddle,  co.  Dorset.     Collowtery. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bats  displ.  or.     Sloly, 

Sloly,  Fremington,  co.  Devon.     Slowley,  Fer- 

mington,    co.   Devon.      Slowly,  Slowley,  co. 

Devon,  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three    bats    displ.    arg. 

Phillipson.      Phipson,  Selley  Hall,  near  Bir- 
mingham, co.  Warwick. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bats  expanded  or. 

Philupson. 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.   Bears 
Arg.  a  chev.betw.  three  bears  pass.  sa.  Brockhole, 

V*.    Egioke,  Appesley,  co.  Warwick. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bears   pass.   sa. 

muzzled  or.    Barrett,  co.  Cambridge. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bears  pass.gu.  Bonefleld. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bears  or.     Bromfield. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bears  statant  within  a  bor- 

dure  arg.    Brocton  alias  Broughton,  co.  Staf- 
ford, W. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bears  pass.  or.    Brocton, 

V*.    Broughton,  V*.    And  within  a  bordure 

arg.    Brocton,  V*. 

....  Boars 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  az.  armed 

crined  and  langued  or.     Mac  Gan,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  gu.  Herrays, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  sa.    Berham,  V*. 

SWYNEY,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  '  pores'  sa.  Thomas 
Swynethwayte,  F;  or  Swynythwait,  Y. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  sa.  Berham, 
co.  Lancaster.  Bryam,  Ireland.  The  boars 
statant  sa.  Berham,  co.  Lancaster,  V.  Swyney, 
V. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  boars  or.    Herris. 

Az.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  sa.  Lynam, 
St.  Kew,  Cornwall. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  sa.  armed  or. 
Betham,  co.  Buckingham. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  statant  sa.  Thomas 
Betham,  Rowington,  co.  Warwick.  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  or.     Trewile. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  (arg.  V*,  but)  sta- 
tant arg.  armed  gu.     Buche,  V. 
Camels 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  camels  sa.     Cammel. 
Cats 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cats  pass.  sa.  Catherike. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cats  arg.  Catheryke  or 
Catryke. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  arg. 
Catricke,  V*.    Catrick,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  mountain  cats  pass, 
arg.     Hill. 

Sa.   a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three    cats   pass.    arg. 

HOLDERMAN. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  spotted  cats  pass. 

arg.    Harthorp,  London,  Harl.  MS.  1404. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  arg. 

Hill,  V*.    Hill,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  130. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  cats  statant  guard. 

arg.     Hill,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  cats  pass,  guard,  or. 

Hill,  London,  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  wild  cats  pass,  guard. 

Hill,  Stallington   Hall,  co.  Stafford ; 

quartering  Clarke. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three   cats   arg.        Hill, 

London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  cats  pass.  arg.     Hills, 

London  ;  granted  15  March  1580. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cats  (pass.  V*.)  statant 

guard,   or.    John   Hill,  London,  W;  granted 

by  Cooke,  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  109  b. 
....  Deer 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roebucks  trippant  sa. 

attired  or.     Rogers,  Kent. 
Arg.   a    chev.    betw.    three    stags    courant    gu. 

Rogers,    Pilton,    co.   Devon ;    quartered     by 

Griffiths  and  Studdy. 


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1  CHEVEON  betw.  or  within. 


,cont. 


Beasts  cont.  Deer  cont. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    bucks    lodged    gu. 

Higgs,  Collesborne,  co.  Gloucester.      Higgs, 

Charlton  Kings,  co.  Gloucester  ;  quartering  gu. 

a  dexter  arm  embowed  vambraced  or.  Wolston, 

V*.     But  harts.     Wolston,  V. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  gu.  betw.  three  roebucks  courant  sa. 

attired   and    gorged   with    ducal   coronets    or. 

Rogers,  Wisdome,  and  Blackford,  co.  Devon  ; 

Baronetcy  1698. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  harts  trippant  sa. 

Levee,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.   sa.  betw.  three  stags  cour- 
ant ....     Ellicombe,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bucks  springing  gu. 

attired  or.     Heyfoed,  V*.      But  harts.      Sir 

Hunifrey  Heyfoed,  Alderman  of  London,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  gu. 

Heifoed.     Heyfoede,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 

1477. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  stags  courant 

ppr.     Ellacombe  ;  quartering  Grene,  Myddel- 

ton,  and  Rous.    Ellicombe. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  stags  trippant  ppr. 

Robinson,  Haveringate  Bower,  Essex. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.   three  bucks   sa.     Rogees, 

Chelmsford,  Essex ;    Purton,  co.  Gloucester ; 

Kent;  and  Evesham,  co.Worcester.  Teegodeck, 

Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stags  sa.     Clebury. 
Arg.    a   chev.   betw.  three   stags   sa.  attired   or. 

Rogees,  Kent;  and  Bradford,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  stags  of  the  second 

chained  and  spotted  or.     Rogees,  Rainscombe, 

co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  in  full  course  sa. 

Rogees,  Connington,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roebucks  courant  of 

the  second  attired  or.     Christopher    Rogees, 

Sutton,  Kent,  1593,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bucks  in  full  course 

of  the  second  attired  or  collared  gu.    Rogers, 

Kent;  granted  1593. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  pass.  sa.    Rogees  ; 

Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  236;  ii,  39. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.    three    roebucks    pass.    sa. 

Rogers,  Corninton,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.  three   hinds    statant    sa. 

Norton,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bucks  springing  of 

the  second  attired  or.    Rogees,  V*. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.    three    bucks    trippant    sa. 

Lever,  co.    Lancaster.      Rogees  ;  in  Cheam 

Church,   Surrey.     Rogees,  Penrose;  quarter- 
ing Heydon ;  descended  from  Rogees,  Lanke, 

Cornwall, ;  quartering  Bawden. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    stags    trippant    sa. 

Rogees,  Lota,  and  Ashgrove,  cc.  Cork. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  arg. 

Green. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  stags  trippant  or. 

Geeen,  Lawford  Hall,  Essex. 
Az.    a   chev.   embattled  betw.  three    bucks    or. 

Geeen,  London  ;  and  Norwich. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or.  Geeen, 

Norfolk. 
Gu.   a  chev betw.    three    stags    (?  arg.). 

Peotheeoe,   North  Wales;    and  Norfolk;  for 
Saeddue. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  (bucks  V*.) 
harts    springing    of    the    second    attired    or. 
Claxton,  V. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Beasts   cont.  Deer  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  arg. 
Claxton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  harts  trippant 
of  the  second  attired  or.   Claxton,  co.  Chester. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  hinds  trippant  arg. 
Samuel  Hinds,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1849-57. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  or.     Green. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bucks  or.    Claxton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hinds  or.  Hind.  Hynd, 
Hesore,  co.  Buckingham,  granted  1583. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hinds  statant  or.  Row- 
land Hind,  Hedgewortb,  co.  Buckingham,  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or.  Twiss. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hinds  trippant  or. 
Hind,  Hodgeworth,  co.  Buckingham;  and 
Laxton,  co.  Nottingham  ;  granted  1583. 

Or  a  chev.  barry  nebuly  arg.  and  az.  ^now  vair) 
betw.  three  roebucks  courant  ppr.  Swyft, 
Darnel,  quartered  by  Harrison;  andRotherham. 
But  three  bucks  vert.    Swift,  co.  Hereford. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bucks  pass.  ppr. 
Ronne,  Hounslow,  Middlesex. 

Or  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bucks  in  full  course 
ppr.  Swift  Swifte  or  Swyft,  Broom  Hall ; 
the  heiresses  m.  Jessop,  Wortley,  and  Leke  : 
and  Rotherham,  co.  York;  Viscount  Carling- 
ford  1627;  granted  10  May  1561.  Swift,  Lion's 
Den,  co.  Meath  ;  and  Goderich,  co.  Hereford. 

Or  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  roebucks  courant  ppr. 
Swyft, Doncaster,Rotherham  and  Streetthorpe, 
co.  York;  quartered  by  Jessop,  in  Sheffield 
Church.  Swift,  Darnel,  quartered  by  Harrison. 

Or  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bucks  vert.  Swift, 
co.  Hereford. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (bucks, 
T7*)  harts  trippant  or.  Geeen,  V*.  Greene, 
Wilby,  Norfolk,  W. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks 
trippant  or.  Thomas  Geeen,  Bishop  of  Nor- 
wich 1721,  Ely  J  723-38.  But  harts.  Geene, 
Norfolk,  Karl  MS.  1404,  fo.  67. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bucks  of  the  second 
attired  or.    Rogees,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  pass.  arg. 
Buckley. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roebucks  statant  of 
the  second  attired  or.  Rafe  Rogees,  London, 
granted  1586,  W. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  of  the 
second  attired  or.     Rogees,  London. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  pass.  or.      Bokell. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hinds  tripping  or.    Colet. 

Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roebucks  in  full 
course  or.     Robertson,  Boston,  co.  Lincoln. 

Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  harts  pass.  or. 
Robertson,  London. 

Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roebucks  trippant 
or.     Royston. 

Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  stags  trippant  or. 
Crohan  or  Croghau,  Ireland. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  or.    Robinson. 

Vert    a    chev.     betw.     three     harts     pass.     or. 

Robeetson,  England. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  at  gaze  or. 
Robinson,  Viscount  Goderich  1827,  Earl  of 
Riponl833,DeGreyandRipon  1859.  Robinson, 
Newby,  co.  York  ;  Baronetcy  1660-89. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or. 
Roeinson,  Trethevas,  and  Nansloe,  Cornwall. 
Robinson,  Kingston-upon-Hull,  co.  York;  the 
heiress  m.  Rogers.  Robinson,  Rokeby,  co.  York. 

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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Deer  cont. 

Vert  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  ppr. 
Robinson,  London. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  stags  trippant  per  pale 
erm.  and  erminois.  Greenly,  Titley  Court, 
cr>.  Hereford. 

....Dogs 

Arg.  a  ohev.  gu.  betw.  three  talbots  az.  Tregasawe, 
Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhounds  courant  gu. 
Jordan  de  Cantington,  afterwards  Jordan, 
quartering  Dompledale.  Jordan,  Neeston,  co. 
Pembroke ;  a  heiress  m.  Harries.  Jorden, 
Welynton,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hounds  courant  gu. 
Pyrin  or  Pynkney. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  gu. 
Honywood,  V*.  Howwood.  Pykik,F*.  But 
statant.    Honywood,  V.    Pyrin,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spaniels  sejant  gu. 
Homling,  Homlingstown,  Karl.  MS.  1441. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  greyhounds  in  full 
course  sa.  Gainsford,  Kent;  and  Idbury,  co. 
Oxford.  Macham.  The  greyhounds  collared 
or.  Sr.  John  Gainsford,  Crowhursf,  Surrey, 
V.    Gaynsford,  Surrey.     Gaynsforth,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  sa. 
Thomas  Talbott,  Wyndam,  Norfolk ;  granted 
1584,  W\  descended  from  Talbot  of  Bashall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  greyhounds  pass.  sa. 
collared  arg.  Gaynesford  ;  in  several  churches, 
as  Lingfield,Crowhurst,  etc.,  Surrey. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  sa.  Counderowe. 
Thomas  Thoms  or  Tomyns. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhounds  courant 
sa.  Gaynsford,  Kent.  Prentis,  Scotland. 
Whelpdall,  V.    Whelpedall,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hounds  pass.  sa. 
Chantrell.  Talbot,  co.  Devon  ;  and  Suffolk; 
granted  1584. 

Ai'K.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  sa. 
Carveth,  Carveth,  Mewsom,  and  Cowsawse, 
Cornwall.     Couderors,  V*.     Talbot. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  sa. 
Carveth,  Carveth,  Mewdon,  and  Cowsawse, 
Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  statant  sa. 
Couderow,  V.     Sr.  William  Talbot,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hounds  arg.  Gower, 
Durham. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  couchant  sinister 
arg.     Trasaher,  Trevethan,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhounds  courant  arg. 
Gwion  Benarw. 

Az.  a  chev.  bt-tw.  three  talbots  (pass.  V*.)  sta- 
tant arg.     Gower,  V. 

Az,  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  arg. 
Gilmer,  Sussex. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  talbots  ....  or. 
Archdale,  Norton  Hall,  Norfolk;  Castle  Arch- 
dale,  co.  Fermanagh:  and  Trilic,  co.  Tyrone; 
quartering  Montgomery  and  Newyn.  The 
talbots  pass.     Archedale,  London. 

Erm.  a  chev.  wavy  gu.  betw.  three  greyhounds 
courant  sa.  Knesworth  or  Kneysworth, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1505  ;  Cornwall ;  and 
•co.  Stafford.  The  greyhounds  collared  or.  Sr. 
Thomas  Kneysworth,  Alderman  of  London, 
temp.  Edward  IV,  V. 

Erm.  a  chev.  embattled  gu.  betw.  three  grey- 
hounds courant  sr.  collared  or.  Kneysworth, 
V. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.   Dogs  cont. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    three    talbots    sejant    arg. 

HOUNDGATE. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  hounds  sejant  arg. 

HOUNDGATE.       HlINGATE    01'    HuNGATT,   SaXtOn, 

Saudhutton.Burnby,  and  North  Dalton.co.^ork. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  talbots  sejant  arg. 

John  Hijngate,  co.  York,  in  Charlewood  Church, 

Surrey. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hounds  courant  or. 

Marrant,  London.      Morant    Mordant     or 

Morhant. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hounds  pass.   or. 

Mohan  or  Mohant. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  hetw.  three   talbots   pass.    or. 

Morant.  Edward  MoRRANT,of  the  Exchequer; 

granted  1575,  W.     Murrant,  London  ;  granted 

1575. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.   three  talbots  pass.  arg. 

Goodhugh,  Scale,  Kent. 
Or  a  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  az.  betw.  three  grey- 
hounds  courant    sa.  collared  gu.        Dowse, 

Broughton,  co.  Hants. 
Or  a  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  sa.  betw.  three  grey- 
hounds of  the  last.  Dowse, Broughton, co.Hants. 
Or  a  chev.  wavy  gu.  betw.  three  greyhounds   in 

full  course  sa.      Knesworth  or  Kneysworth. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  bloodhounds   upon   the 

scent  sa.    Allen,  Kent. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bloodhounds  pass,  as 

the  second  armed  gu.  and  collared  of  the  first. 

Allen,  Grove,  near  Maidstone,  Kent,  1610. 
Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  of  the  first 

betw.  three  dogs  as  the  second  spotted  like  the 

first.     Gooch,  Norfolk. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

talbots  . . . .  counterchanged.     Allen,  London. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots 

pass,    counterchanged    collared    or.      Allen, 

Whetston,  co.  Leicester.     The  talbots  sejant. 

Allen,  London. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots 

pass,  counterchanged.     Goche,  Norfolk. 
Sa.   a     chev.     betw.    three    talbots    pass.    arg. 

Lampergy.    Lanpergy,  V*. 
Sa.   a    chev.  betw.    three    talbots    statant    arg. 

Lanhergy,  Cornwall,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  terriers  arg.  Buther, 

Staplehurst. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  greyhounds  courant 

arg.     Fairstead,  quartered  by  Hussey. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  arg. 

Hunton,  co.  Wilts  ;  granted  1578. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  spotted  dogs  of  the 

second.     Hartham,  co.  Leicester. 
Sa.  a   chev.  erm.  betw.  three   talbots   pass.  or. 

Bucher,  Middlesex. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhounds  courant  arg. 

Keigwin,  Mousehole,  Cornwall. 
Vert  a  chev.   betw.    three    hounds    pass.    arg. 

Hounehill  Howndhill  or  Hownhill. 
Vert  a  cbev.  betw.  three  talbots  (pass.  Hounhill, 

V*.)  statant  arg.    Sr.  John  Hownhill,  V. 

Goats 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  arg.     Billing. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  two  in  chief  respect- 
ant  and  one  in  base  salient  arg.     Cheuers  or 

Chevers. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  statant  arg.     Alwin, 

London,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  138. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  pass.  sa.     Ai.wyn. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  ....  arg.     Alwyn. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts   cont.  Goats  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  pass.  arg.     Ronwin, 

Wales.     Ronwyne,  V*. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three     goats     statant     arg. 

Ronwyne,  Wales,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  goats  statant  arg. 

Trethewy;  Collinson,  Somerset  ii,  130. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  arg.     Teethewy, 

St.  Stephen's  Brannel,  Cornwall. 
....  Hares 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu:  betw.  three  leverets  courant  sa. 

Leyvee.  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hares  sa.      Levee,  co. 

Lancaster.     Quadeing. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.   three    conies    courant    sa. 

Quadeein,  V*.     Strode,  co.  Devon,  quartering 

Newenhani  and  Courtenay. 
Arg.   a   chev.   betw.  three   leverets    courant  sa. 

Leveeett,  Great  Chelsea,  1062.    Quadeein,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  conies  courant  palewise 

Sa.      CONINGESBY,  V. 

....  Hedgehogs  see  Urchins 
....  Horses 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three     horses    pass.     sa. 

Berryman,  co.  Devon.    Boeman. 
. . . .Leopards 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopards  arg.  Wylsteope, 

The  leopards  '  estants'.  John  Willesthoep,  X. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopards  or.    Beeeley. 
Sa.    a    chev.    erm.    betw.     three     leopards    or. 

Bouechee,     co.    Worcester;     granted     1587. 

Deyfe,  co.  Gloucester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopards  pass.  or. 

BouRCHrEE  or  Burchar,  London ;  and  Essex. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopards  pass,  guard. 

or.    Boucher,  Salisbury. 
....  Lions 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three   demi-lions  gu.  within  a 

bordure  of  the  last  bezanty.     Fisher. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  deroi-lions  ramp.  purp. 

Kevette,  Coventry;    granted  1558.     Kevett, 

co.  Warwick. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp. 

erased  gu.     Sir  Clement  Fisher,  co.  North- 
ampton, W.    Fisher,  Hartwell  Park,  co.  Nor- 
thampton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  wavy  vair  betw.   three   demi-lions 

ramp.  gu.      Fisher,  Packington,  co.  Warwick  ; 

the  heiress  m.  Finch. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  or.    Bedioke. 

Sire  Johan    de    Hamme,   N.        Hamme,   V*. 

Haaies  or  Hammes. 
Az.  a   chev.  betw.  three   demi-lions    ramp.    or. 

Hames,    Nash    Court,    Kent.         Hamme,    V. 

Hamner.    Haney  or  Hanney. 
Gu.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.   arg. 

Bennet,  V*.  John  Bennett,  Vintner,  London; 

granted  by  Cooke,  IV.    Bewet. 
Gu.  a  chev.   betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  arg. 

armed  and  langued  az.      Bennett,  Karl.  MS. 

1603. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp,  erased 

az.  crowned  or.     Steward;  Noble,  Durham. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  gu.      Ligfield 

and  Lyfield,  in  Stoke  Dabernon  Church. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp. 

or  erased  gu.  armed  and  langued  of  the  same. 

Bennet,  London  ;  granted  24  June  1633. 
....  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp 

Orwell,  Isle  of  Ely. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,   guard. 

sa.    Turner,  Wakestown,  Essex. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  barry  az.  and  of  the  first  betw.  three 
lions  ramp,  as  the  second.     Payne. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  chequy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  lions 
ramp.  sa.    Boorne. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  couchant  of  the 
second.  Newman,  Dromore,  co.  Cork;  de- 
scended from  Newman,  Wincanton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  coward  gu. 
Topps  or  TorPES,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  gu. 
Lyonstoppe,  V. 

Ai'g.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  rump.  gu. 
Flatesbury,  Ireland,  V.  Flatteebury  or 
Flatebuey,  Ireland.  Flattesbery,  Ireland. 
Joce.     Toppes. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  lions  ramp, 
gu.    Baspoole,  V*.    Flatesbury,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  sa. 
Bourne,  V*.    Johnson. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa. 
(?)  Booede  or  Bourde,  Suffolk.  Boorne.  Sr. 
Thomas  Borne,  Q,  Ashmol.  JUS.  1120.  Bourne, 
V.  Richard  Bourne,  Y.  Nicholas  Bourde 
(in  margin  Bourne),  Y.  Sr.  Thomas  Bourne 
alias  Broun,  Q.  Sir  Thomas  Bowrne,  Q, 
Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  E  9,  fo.  86  b.  The  lions 
armed  and  langued  of  the  second.  Sr.  Jhon 
(Browne  altered  to)  Bowrne;  Q,  Harl.  MS. 
6595. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  dormant  coward 
gu.     Lyons;  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  299,312. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  counterengr.  sa.  betw.  three 
lions  dormant  tail  coward  hanging  down  the 
two  in  chief  respectaut  gu.  Gabriell  Lyon, 
London,  1633-4;  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  40. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  gu. 
Meeee,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  sa.  Blythe,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  sa. 
Sir  Thomas  Smith,  Westenhanger ;  ob.  1591, 
in  Ashford  Church,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa. 
Thoeesby,  co.  York,  V.  John  Thoeesby,  late 
Keeper  of  the  Privy  Seal,  Q  ;  Harl.  MS.  6589. 
Hugh  and  Piers  de  Thoeesby,  Y.  Henry 
Thoeesby,  at  the  Charter  House,  1619. 
Thoeesby  now  Thuesby,  Abington  Abbey,  co. 
Northampton;  the  heiress  m.  Harvey;  and 
Ormerod  House,  co.  Lancaster.     Thorisbye. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  lions  ramp, 
sa.    Baspoole,  Beston,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa. 
Baetholomew.    Sr.  William  Suwaedby,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  armed 
and  langued  az.  Hugh  de  Thoeesby,  P. 
But  langued  gu.  William  Thoresby,  late 
Keeper  of  the  Privy  Seal,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595. 
John  Thoeesby,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1347, 
Worcester  1349,  Archbishop  of  York  1353-73. 
Thoeesby,  Leeds,  co.  York;  and  Hay,  co.  Brecon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  sejant  sa.     Lyons. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  az. 
Payne,  Ittringham,  Norfolk.  Payne,  Sulby 
Hall,  co.  Northampton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  vert. 
Clarke,  co.  Hereford. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  arg. 
Willesthorp  or  Wolsthorp,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg. 
Sr.  Oswald  Willisteop,  co. York,  V.  Wylstrope. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Hods  ramp.  arg. 
Brightman  or  Briztman,  Pans  Garden,  Surrey. 
Gore.  Hyde.  Benedictine  Monastery  at 
Lindisfabne  or  Holy  Island,  afterwards 
Priory  at  Durham.     Wilfrey. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
Thorpe,  Conysthorpe,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  estants  (?  statant) 
guard,  arg.    John  Willesthorp,  X. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  or. .  Hyde. 
Brightman  or  Briztman,  Paris  Garden, Surrey. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
Wolmington,  co.  Dorset. 

Az.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg. 
Willistrop,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
Radcliff. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  or.  Ingram. 
Waringe,  co.  Warwick. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  or. 
Smythe,  CorSham,  and  Baydon,  co.  Wilts. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or. 
Bereley.    Smith. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard, 
or.  Llewellyn,  as  quartered  by  Whichcord. 
Smyth  or  Smythe,  Leeds  Castle,  and  Bounds, 
Kent;  derived  from  Smythe,  Ostenhanger  or 
Westonhauger,  Kent;  granted  1591;  quarter- 
ing Judde  with  Chichele  ;  Viscount  Stranglord 
1628,  Baron  Penshurst  1825. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Brigham. 
Benedictine  Monastery  at  Lindisfarne  or 
Holy  Island,  afterwards  Priory  at  Durham. 
Thomas  Hatfield,  Bishop  of  Durham  1345-81, 
Noble,  Durham.     Prewert. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  arg. 
Wixlesthorp  or  Wolsthorp. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  or. 
Heeley  or  Heely.    Langton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
Langton,  co.  York.  Sr.  John  Langton,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  or 
aimed  and  langued  az.  Langton,  Ferneley, 
co.  York. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lions  ....  double 
tailed  arg.     Goad,  Cruxton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg. 
GoocheGooge  or  Good.  Wenlock,  Wenlock,  F. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  guard, 
arg.     Wenlock,  Wenlock,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Bolds, 
Trerddot,  Wales.  Cobham.  Hwfa  ap  Cynddelw, 
1150.  Ellis,  Bodychau.  Ellis,  Gwyn- 
fryn,  co.  Carnarvon,  as  descended  from 
Howell-y-Pedolau.  Good,  Girlby,  and  Oneby, 
co.  Lincoln.  Griffiths,  Chwaen,  Isle  of  An- 
glesey. John  Owen,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph 
1629-51.  Owen,  Bodeon,  Anglesey.  Owen, 
Bodsilin.  Owen,  Orielton,  co.  Pembroke; 
Baronetcy  1041  and  1813.  Owen,  Clenneney, 
co.  Carnarvon;  and  Porkington,  co.  Salop; 
quartering  Maurice;  the  heiress  m.  Ormsby.' 
Owen,  Penrhos,  co.  Montgomery.  Wynne, 
quartered  by  Pendarves. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  salient  or.  Gwyn, 
Fakenham,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  or. 
Farmer.  Fermor,  Welches,  Sussex.  White, 
Walliugwells,  co.  York  ;  and  Tuxford,  co.  Not- 
tingham ;  Baronetcy  1802.  White,  Searnagb, 
co.  Wexford,  quartering  Lee. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Beasts   cont.  Lions  cont. 
Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.   Walter 

Mauclerc,  Bishop  of  Carlisle  1223-46. 
Or  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa. 

Man,  Hatfield  Broadock,  Essex  ;  and  Kent. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  ermines  betw.  three  lions  ramp. 

sa.    Man,  Surrey,  W.  Man,  Hatfield  Broadock, 

Essex  ;  and  Kent.     Mann. 
Or    a    chev.    gu.    betw.   three   lions  ramp.    az. 

Wyrley,    Dodford,     co.    Northampton ;     and 

co.  Stafford. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.    Lewys, 

Wales. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  sa.  armed 

and  langued  of  the  second.    Wyrley,  co.  Staf- 
ford. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  sa. 

Cooke. 
Or   a  chev.  gu.    betw.    three   lions    ramp.    sa. 

Burridge,  Halden.  Kent. 
(?  Or)  a  chev.  pu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  vert. 

Wyrley,  co.  Stafford. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ....  sa.      Blithe, 

London. 
Or  a  chev.  per  chev.  engr.   arg.  and  gu.  betw. 

three  lions  ramp.  sa.     Bartleme. 
Or.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.     Blithe, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Or   a  chev.   engr.  betw.  three  lions   ramp.  sa. 

Man,  Kent. 
Or  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  Payne. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions 

ramp,  counterchanged.     Brockdon,  Brockdon, 

co.  Devon. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three 

lions  ramp.  arg.     Haskins,  Oxted,  Surrey. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions 

ramp,  counterchanged.    Limbery  or  Lymbrey, 

co.  Dorset.     Limbury,  Limehouse,  Middlesex ; 

and  co.  Dorset. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions 

ramp.,  or.      Wren-HosKYNS,  Wroxhall  Abbey, 

co.    Warwick,    quartering    Wren ;    descended 

from  Hoskyns,  Harewood,  co.  Hereford;  Ba- 
ronetcy 18  December  1676. 
Per   pale  gu.  and   az.   a  chev.  engr.  or  betw. 

three    lions  ramp.    arg.        Hoskins,    Oxted, 

Surrey.  Hoskyns  ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  133. 

Hotchkis,  Hoxwood,  co.  Salop.    Suwaedby, 

V*  ;  and  Noble,  Durham. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lions 

pass,  guard,  counterchanged.    Smyth,  London; 

and  Ryall,  Surrey. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions 

pass,  guard,  counterchanged.     Smyth,  Henlow, 

co.  Bedford. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.   three   lions 

ramp,  of  the  first.     Hawkins. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  arg.     Hales. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.      Hales, 

Mychurch,  co.  Somerset.     Hales,  Hales,  co. 

Norfolk.      M.  Steven  de  Hales,  S.      Raines, 

Fitling,  and  Flinton,  co.  York.     Raymes,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  reguard.  arg. 

Henry  de  Merewell  alias  Woodlock,  Bishop 

of  Winchester  1305-16. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.     three     lions     sejant     arg. 

Woodlock,  Ireland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  sejant  guard,  arg. 

Lyons,  Island  of  Antigua. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  sejant  reguard.  arg. 

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389 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts   cont.  Lions  cont. 

Sa.   a    chev.   arg.    betw.   three    lions    ramp.  or. 

Willason,  Sugwas,  co.  Hereford.    The  lions 

double  tailed.     Willason,  W. 

Sa.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  lions 

pass. arg.  WARKAND.Westliorpe,  co. Nottingham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.   betw.   three   lions   pass,  guard. 

arg.     Hill,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1484. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erru.  betw.   three   lions   ramp.  arg. 
Hinstock.     Raymes,  V.*    Reynes  or  Reymes, 
Overswood  Kettlestone,  Norfolk.  Spitty,  Rekin- 
den,  Essex. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three   lions  ramp.  arg. 
crowned  or.  Hinstoke,F*.  Thomas  Hynstock, 
Rymes,   V.      Reynes  or  Reymes,   Overswood 
Kettlestone,  Norfolk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  erm. 

Hill,  Kent ;  and  London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard, 
or.  Boucher,  Salisbury.  Bourchier  or 
Burchar,  London  ;  and  Essex.  Bourcher,  co. 
Worcester;  granted  1587.  Deyfe,co.  Gloucester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  wavy  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  or. 

Cooper,  Surrey. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Willason. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  double  tailed 
or.    Willason,  V*.    Willison,  co.  Hereford. 
Vert    a    chev.    betw.    three     lions     ramp.     or. 
Woolmerston  ;  ColUnson,  Somerset,  i,  256. 
....Moles  or  Wants 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  moles  sa.     Twisleton, 
Dartford,    Kent.         Twisleton,     Drax,    and 
Goole,  co.  York ;  arid  Osbaston,  co.  Leicester. 
Twisleton,  Baron  Saye  and  Sele;  quartering 
Fiennes.       But   with   a  mullet   ....   for  dill'. 
Twisleton,  Barley,  co.  York;  granted  22  No- 
vember 1602. 

....  Otters 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three     otters     pass.     az. 

O'Halloran. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  otters  pass.  arg.   Hartop, 
Buckminster,  co.  Leicester;  granted  by  Segar. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  otters  arg.     Hartop, 
Little  Dalby,  co. Leicester;  derived  from  Buck- 
minster and   Freathby.      The   otters   stataut. 
Thomas  Hartopp,  co.  Leicester,  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.   betw.  three  otters  pass.   arg. 
Cradock-HARTOPP,  Freathby,    co.     Leicester; 
and  Four  Oaks'  Hall,  co.  Warwick;  Baronetcy 
12  May  1796  ;  quartering  Cradock.     Hartopp, 
co.  Cambridge ;  anu  co.  Leicester ;  granted  18 
May  1596,  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  32. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  otters  pass.  erm.  Hartopp, 
co.  Cambridge ;  and  co.  Leicester ;  granted  18 
May  1596. 
Sa.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  otters 
pass,  of  tbe  second.     Lotysham,  Chiph,  and 
Fornington,  co.  Somerset. 
....  Oxen 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bulls  sa.  Oxenden,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  calves  sa.     Duncalf, 

OtriDgham,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  oxen  sa.    Oxenden, 
Brook,   Kent.      The  oxen  pass.      Oxenden, 
Bene,  Kent;  Baronetcy  8  May  1678. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  oxen  pass.  sa.  armed 

or.     Oxenden. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   bulls   statant   sa. 

Oxenden,  Wingham,  Kent,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bulls  sa.   Torney,  Bock- 
hill,   Kent.      Tournay,  V*.       Wintersells. 

WlNTERSILLS,  V*. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Oxen  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  calves  sa.      Dunscalfe. 

Lesquet,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.      Sutton, 
Kensington.  Middlesex.     William  Tournay,  F, 
Harl.  MS.  1392.  Turnay.  Turney,co.  Bucking- 
ham, 1716. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  calves  pass.  sa.   Lesque. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  oxen  pass.  sa.    Bragge. 

Oxenden. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.  armed  or. 

Sellenge,  Kent.    Wintersells. 
Arg.  a  chev.- betw.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.  attired  or. 
Turney,    Cavenby,    co.    Lincoln.        Turney; 
ColUnson,  Somerset  ii,  225.. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    bulls    statant    sa. 

Wyntersils,  V. 
Arg.   a    chev.    betw.    three    calves    statant    sa. 

Lesquet,  V. 

Arg.   a   chev.   vert  betw.   three   bulls   pass.  gu. 

Bragg,  co.  Somerset.    Bragge,   Sadborough, 

in  Thorncombe,  co.  Devon.  Bragge;  ColUnson, 

Somerset,  ii,  562. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bulls  sa.     Bragge, 

V*.   But  the  bulls  goutty  d'or.    Fleminge,  V*. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.  goutty 

d'or.    Sr.  Thomas  Flemynge,  V. 
Or    a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three    bulls    pass.   sa. 

Bragge,  West  Clandon,  Surrey. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  bulls  sa.      Brage,  Essex ; 
and  London.      Bragge,  Hatfield  Peverell,  Es- 
sex ;  ColUnson,  Somerset,  ii,  77. 
Or   a   chev.   betw.  three  oxen   sa.       Rodbard  ; 

ColUnson,  Somerset,  ii,  171. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  bulls  pass.  sa.      Tournay, 
Eastry,    and    Canterbury,    Kent;     quartering 
Bargrave. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  calves  pass.  sa.     Lesque. 
Or  a   chev.   betw.   three   bulls    sa.   attired   arg. 
Radbard,  Lambrook,  co.  Somerset. 
....  Sheep 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  lambs  pass.  sa. 

Lamb. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  sa.     Sydnam,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  pass.  sa.  a  mullet 

for  diff.     Sydenham,  Langford,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg. a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  statantsa.  Sydnam, V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  paschal  lambs  couchant 

arg.    Row,  Totnes,  and  Kingston,  co.  Devon. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  pass.  arg.    Harman, 

Ireland. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  rams  pass.  or.  Ramsey, 

Kent. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  golden  fleeces. 

Jennings,  The  Shrubbery,  Dover. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  paschal  lambs  couchant 

arg.     Ruede. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  or.    Ramsey,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  pass.  or.     Ramsey, 

Kent. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  statant  or.    Ramsey, 

V.     Ramsey,  Kent,  W. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lambs  arg.  Lambert,  V*. 
Gu.  a  cliev.  betw.  three  lambs  pass.  arg.  Lambert, 

co.  York. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lambs  pass.  arg. 

Lambert,  Stockton,  Durham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lambs  arg.   Lambard, 
Sevenoaks,  Kent;  quartering  Beale.    Lambard 
or  Lambarde. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lambs  statant  arg. 
Lambert,  Sheriff  of  London  (i.e.  1551),  V. 


390 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Beasts    cont.  Sheep  cont. 
Per  pale  wavy  arg.  and  erminois  a  chev.  betw. 

three  lambs  pass.  sa.  Burges-LAMB,  Burville,  co. 

Berks,  Baronetcy  1795  ;  quartering  Barges. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rams  ar,g.       Ceosby,  V*. 

Parsons,  Ireland. 
Sa.   a   chev.   erm.  betw.  three  rams   pass.   arg. 

Crosby,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1771. 
Vert  a  cbev.  betw.  three  rams  arg.     Miller,  co. 

Dorset. 
Vert    a    chev.  betw.  three    rams     statant    arg. 

Mallard. 
Verta  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  rams  pass.  arg.  attired 

or.     Wetherby,  Norfolk. 
Vert  a  chev. erm.  betw.  three  rams  or.    Wetheby. 

Wetherby,  V*.    Whetherby,  V*. 
Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  rams  statant  or. 

Wetherby,  V.  Whetherby,  temp.  Henry  6,  V. 
. . .  .Squirrels. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  squirrels  gu.    Lovell, 

Addington  Church.     Gregory  Lovell,  Merton 

Abbey,  ob.  1597. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  squirrels  gu.  each 

cracking  a  nut.     Lovell,  Cole  Park,  Malmes- 

bury,  co.  Wilts.     The  nuts  or.     Lovell,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  gu. 

crackiDg  nuts  or.     Sr.  Gregory  Lovell,  Nor- 
folk, V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  crack- 
ing nuts  sa.     Lovell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  squir- 
rels sejant  gu.     Warren,  London. 
Arg.   a   chev.    betw.   three    squirrels   sejant   gu. 

Goosetree   ur   Goosetrey,   co.  Buckingham. 

Kensing. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  cracking 

nuts  gu.     Trewithian. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  gu.  crack- 
ing nuts  or.    Sr.  John  Holt,  V.    Kenfing,  V*. 

Kensing,  V.  The  nuts  stalked  and  leaved  vert. 

Kingsey  or  Kynsey,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  squirrels  sa.  cracking 

nuts  or.     Scobington,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  sa. 

cracking  nuts  or.  Chobington,F.  Schobington, 

co.  Buckingham,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  (lozengy  V*.)  countercompony 

az.   and  gold   betw.    three   squirrels   sa.   each 

holding  a  branch  vert  and  cracking  a  nut  or. 

Lawrence  Warren,  Bygrave,  co.  Hertford,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  gu. 

(ancient  arms  of)  TwEMLOW,Twemlow,  Alsager, 

Buerton,and  Norihwich,  co.  Chester;  and  The 

Elms,  near  Bettley,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  gu. 

Litler,  London.     Littler,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  squirrels  cracking 

nuts  ppr.     Burye,  co.  Warwick. 
Gu.    a    chev.    erm.    betw.    three    squirrels    or. 

Geeenford,  V*.    Grensted,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  or. 

Grenford  or  Grensted.  Greenford,F.  John 

de  Greneford,  Bishop  of  Chichester  1174.-80. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant  gu. 

Lovell,  Barton,  and  Harling,  co.  Norfolk. 
....Tigers. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  tigers  vert.  Leighwood, 

London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  tigers  statant  vert 

reguard.  a  glass  or.     William  Lightwood  or 

Lizthed,  London,  V. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts   cont.  Tigers  cont. 
Gu.    a    chev.  betw.    three    tigers    eouchant    re- 
guard,    arg.       Otuell   Butteller,    Calais,  V. 

Butler,  V*. 
Gu.   a   chev.  betw.   three    tigers    reguard.    arg. 

Butler. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  tigers  arg.  Hartop.F*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tigers  arg.  reguard.  a  glass 

or.    Tatersall,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tigers  pass,  reguard.  a 

glass  arg.     Tatershall. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tigers  statant  arg.  reguard. 

a  glass  or.    Tatersall,  V. 
....  Urchins 
Arg.  a   chev.   ermines   betw.   three   urchins  sa. 

Byrom,  London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  hedgehogs  or  a 

label  ....  for  diff.     Harris. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  urchins  sa.       Birom,  co. 

Lancaster. 
Az.  a  chev. betw.  three  hedgehogs  arg.    Mainstone 

alias  Mayneston,  Urchingfield,  co.  Hereford; 

and  London,  temp.  Edward  III. 
Az.  a   chev.    arg.    betw.    three    hedgehogs    or. 

Harris,  Stockton,  co.  Salop. 
Az.  a  cbev.   erm.    betw.    three    hedgehogs  or. 

Harris,  Abcot,  co.  Salop.   Harris  or  Harreys. 

Harris,  V*.     Herreys,  V*.     Heriz. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  hedgehogs  statant 

or.    James  Herreys,  V. 
Az.   a  chev.  erm.   betw.   three    hedgehogs  ppr. 

Harris. 
Gu.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  hedghogs  arg.     Claxton, 

Durham;    Norfolk;    and   co.   York.     Laxton, 

co.  York. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  hedgehogs  sa. 

Hard. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hedgehogs  arg.     Harris, 

Surrey. 
Vert     a     chev.     betw.     three     hedgehogs     or. 

Maynstone,   Langaran,   co.   Gloucester;    and 

co.  Hereford. 

Weasels 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  weasels  pass.  arg. 

Byrtwysell,  Amcote  Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 

Wolves 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  wolves  the  two  in 

chief  combatant  or.     Grenford. 
Sa.    a    chev.     erm.    betw.     three     wolves     or. 

Bourchier,  London, 
Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  wolves  ....  arg. 

Ririd  Flaidd,   Penllyn.     Vaughan,  Glanllyn. 

Wynne,  Hazlewood,  co.  Sligo. 
....  Lions 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  six  lions  ramp.  or.  Powle. 
Gu.  a  cbev.  indented  arg.  betw.  six  lioncels  ramp. 

or.     Griffith,  Wales. 
....  Sheep 
Az.   a  chev.  betw.   six   rams  accosted  counter- 

trippant  two  two    and    two   arg.   attired    or. 

Harman,  Rendlesbam,  and  Mulford,  Suffolk. 

Harman,  Antigua,  quartering  Cahusac. 
Bells 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bells  sa.     Epiter. 
Arg.   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  church   bells   sa. 

Exeter,  V. 
Az.   a   chev.  betw.   three  bells   arg.      Rudd  or 

Rudde,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  ;   graiited  1597. 

Rudd,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bells  arg.     Anthony 

Rudd,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1594-1G15.   Rudd 

or  Rudde. 


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391 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Bells  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  bells  or.     Ent, 

Sandwich,  Kent;  and  Westminster. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  church  bells   arg.     Bell, 
Westmoreland;    and    Cumberland.       William 
Bell,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  church   bells  arg. 

Bell,  Sunderland,  co.  Durham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  bells  or.     Skene. 

Billets 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  az.     Sire  Richard 

de  Mouncanesy,  0. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  or  betw.  three  billets 

sa.    Delves,  Horsham ;  Harl.  MS.  5C73,  fo.  15. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  (blocks  or  delves) 

gu.    Delaland  or  De  la  Lannde.    Delaward. 

Delves.     Deraunt.      Derwick  or  Derawnt. 

Dreant.     Irrires,  V.    Jerires,  V*.     Kelle, 

Cornwall.    Kelly;  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii, 332. 

Kelly,  Kelly,  co.  Devon ;  quartering  Drewe  and 

Godwin.     Kylle,  Cornwall,  V.     Kylley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  gu.  within  a  bor- 
dure az.     Deraw. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  billets   (blocks  or 

delves)  sa.  Delner  or  Delver.  Delves,  co. 

Chester,  V.    Exeter,  V*.    Exiter,  V. 
Arg.   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  billets  (blocks  or 

delves)  barwise  sa.     Delves,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10,  fo.  610. 
Arg. achev.sa. betw. threebillets  erm.  Englowise. 
Arg.  a  chev.   betw.   three   billets   sa.      Monsire 

John  de  Mounchensy,  Y. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  billets  or.     James 

Usher  or  Ussher,  Primate  of  Ireland; 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  (blocks  or  delves) 

gu.     Woodward,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  (blocks  or  delves) 

or.     Usher.     Woodwaed,  Norfolk,  W. 
Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  billets  gu.    Eustace, 

Bishop  of  Ely  1198-1215. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  (blocks  or  delves) 

or.    MoNTESEYor  Montisey.    Montessey,  V*. 

Montissey,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  erm.     Usher. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets  gu.    Delaunt. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  billets 

countercharged.       Mason,  Monkton,  Isle  of 

Thanet;  and  Bury  St.  Edmonds,  Essex;  Add. 

MS.  5507,  fo.  306. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  five  billets  (blocks  or  delves) 

and  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa.     Sr.  John 

Westles,  Norfolk,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  six  billets  gu.  Aylworth. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  six  billets  and  three  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  sa.     Westley. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  six  billets  arg.   Repington, 

co.  Lincoln  ;  and  Amington,  co.  Warwick. 
Bird   ....   (Magpie) 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  a  (magpie  ? )  ppr. 

and  in  base  a  bar  of  three  lozenges  conjoined 

gu.     Pye  or  Pyes,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  110. 
....(Swan) 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  in  chief  a  swan  in  base  a  4-foil 

stalked  and  leaved  of  the  second.     Dry. 

Birds (Cocks) 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  cocks  and  in 

base  a  buckle  gu.     Aitkin. 
...(Crows) 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  ravens  ppr.     Corbett. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  Cornish  choughs 

and  in   base  a  cannon  mounted  on  a  carriage 

sa.    Lea,  afterwards  Tonkin,  Merthen. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  (Eagles) 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  re- 
guard,  wings  displ.  and  in  base  a  dolphin 
naiant  embowed  or.  Stupart,  Scotland; 
granted  1 76v>. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  volant  and 
in  base  a  sun  or.  Johnson,  Goldington,  co. 
Bedford. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief 
two  eagles  displ.  arg.  and  in  base  a  lion  pass, 
or.  Lid.gbird,  Plumsted,  Kent ;  and  Rougham, 
Suffolk  ;  (/ranted  1740. 

Falcons 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  in  chief  two  falcons  with 
wings  expanded  and  in  base  a  dolphin  arg.  all 
within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  last.  Fisher, 
co.  Warwick. 

.. .  .Martlets 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief 
two  martlets  sa.  and  in  base  a  crescent  of  the 
third.     Devizmes,  Lisbon. 

....  Swans 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  swans  and  in  base 
a  pair  of  shears   arg.      Delaney.      Lannoy, 
Hammersmith. 

Birds 
....    a  chev.  engr betw.  three  birds  .... 

Yon,  Barrow,  and  Filmingham,  co.  Lincoln. 
....  a  chev betw.  three  birds  close  .... 

membered   gu.      Duke,  Benhall   Lodge,   and 

Brampton,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev betw.  three  birds  ,. . .  Walker, 

Salisbury. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  volant,  az.     Rosby, 

co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  hetw.  three  birds  wings  expanded 

sa.    Honywood. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  birds  rising 

sa.   within   a    bordure   engr.    of    the    second. 

Gethyn,  V*. 
(?Arg.)    a   chev.   ermines  betw.   three   barnacle 

birds  (probably  solan  or  Orkney  geese)  close 

ppr.     Wyke,  Harl.  MS.  1078,  fo.  40. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  birds  sa.  Owen, 

co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  birds  az.    Evans, 

Wales. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  sea- 
pies)  rising  overt  inverted  brown.  Trevenour, 

Harl.  MS.  1401,  fo.  147. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  gu.     O'Merreh. 
Arg.   a  chev.   gu.   betw.   three  birds    (probably 

Cornish  choughs)  rising  overt  (sa.  beaked  and 

legged  of  the  second  i.  e.)  ppr.     Trevenorth, 

Cornwall,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  betw.  three  birds  (per- 
haps cocks,  crows,  or  moorcocks)  sa.  Ringwood, 

Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  humetty  gu.  betw.  three  birds  sa.  in 

their  beaks  a  sprig  of  laurel  vert.     Cobbett, 

Edmonton,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  birds  volant   sa. 

beaked  and  legged  of  the  second.    Trevenothe, 

V*.      The  birds  probably  Cornish  choughs,  or 

seapies.     Trevenouthe. 
Arg.   a   chev.   git.    betw.   three  birds    (probably 

Cornish  choughs)  sa.  beaked  and   legged  or. 

Thornhtjll,  co.  Wilts  ;   co.  Dorset ;  and  co. 

Buckingham. 
Arg.   a   chev.  gu.   betw.   three   birds   (probably 

pojinjays)  vert.    Kullingwike. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  clucks) 
sa.  the  breast  of  the  first  and  eye  gu.  Herle, 
Ha.rl.MS.  1404,  fo.  ]44. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  sa.  Hawkins,  as 
quartered  by  Wbitshed.  Norman,  Honyngham, 
Norfolk.  Thomas,  V*.  The  birds  perhaps  Cor- 
nish choughs.  Thomas.  The  birds  perhaps 
crows.  Baynabd  or  Baynyard,  Suffolk.  The 
birds  perhaps  doves.  Duffelde  or  Duffield, 
co.  Buckingham.  The  birds  perhaps,  magpies. 
Kingdom.  The  birds  perhaps  martlets.  Baynard 
or  Baynyard,  Suffolk.  Duffelde  or  Duffield, 
co.  Buckingham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  (?  ravens  or  popin- 
jays) sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.   Bray,  V*. 

(Arg.?)  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  birds  (martlets  or 
ravens  sa?).  De  Bykele  ;  Collinson,  Somerset, 
iii,  15. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  birds  sa.  Beykle, 
V*.     The  birds  perhaps  martlets.     Beykle. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  ^probably  Cornish 
choughs)  sa.  membered  gu.  Meryfelde,  V*. 
Thornhill,  co.  Dorset. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erjgr.  betw.  three  birds  (probably 
Cornish  choughs)  sa.  beaked  and  legged  gu. 
Bystley,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  Cor- 
nish choughs)  sa.  beaked  and  legged  or. 
Waldoure. 

Az.  a  chev betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  eagles 

close)  ....     Whitlock. 

Az.  a  chev betw.  three  birds  ....     Tonkin, 

Penzance,  and  Rosehill,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  arg.   Stanford,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  arg.  beaked  and 
legged  gu.  Drewry,  Brampton,  Suffolk. 
Stanford,  V.  The  birds  perhaps  storks. 
Stamford. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps 
choughs  or  falcons)  or.    Austen,  Norfolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  choughs 
or  falcons)  or.  Austen,  Tenterden,  Kent;  and 
Guildford,  Surrey.  Austyne,  V.  The  birds 
perhaps  eagles  close.  Whitelock.   Whitlock. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps 
eagles  or  falcons  close)  or.  Whitelock. 
Whitlock,  London. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  choughs 
or  falcons)  or  beaked  and  legged  gu.    Austyn. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  arg.  Erley  or 
Erly.  Ridley,  V*.  The  birds  called  sea- 
pewits.  Sayer,  Preston,  co.  Durham ;  and 
Wcrsall,  co.  York.  The  birds  perhaps  falcons 
or  goshawks.  Redley  or  Redleigh.  Ridley, 
Surrey.  The  birds  probably  falcons  or  gos- 
hawks close.  Hugh  Redley,  V.  Nicholas 
Ridley,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1547,  London 
1550-3,  V,  Ha.rl.MS.  1392  fo.  49. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  arg.  beaked  and 
legged  or.    Hodeley,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  wings  expanded 
arg.     Ludkin,  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  birds  (probably  wild 
ducks)  volant  recursant  brown.  Worlych, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  147. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  birds  or. 
Wodey,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  hawks) 
arg.    Waltham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  or.  Geding.  The 
birds  perhaps  lapwings.    Tirwhit. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Birds  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  birds  (see  Gulls)  brown. 
Seyer,  co.  Wilts,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  146. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  birds  (i.  e.  ravens)  ppr. 
Segar,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  birds  purp.  Segar, 
V*.    Seger.    Seyke. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  hawks)  sa. 
Waltham. 

Or  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  hawks) 
sa.     Waltho,  Nantwicb,  co.  Chester. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds 
close  counterchanged  beaked  and  legged  gu. 
Rotham,  Kent. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds 
(probably choughs)  counterchanged.  Stephens, 
Whippingham,  Isle  of  Wight. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  arg.  Icham,  V*. 
The  birds  perhaps  doves.  Duffield,  Ashmol. 
MS.  763.  Gervis,  Isle  of  Ely,  and  co.  Wor- 
cester. The  birds  perhaps  eagles  close. 
Gervis,  Isle  of  Ely,  and  co.  Worcester.  The 
birds  perhaps  hawks.  Gervis,  Isle  of  Ely,  and 
co.  Worcester.  Icham,  V.  The  birds  probably 
heronshaws  storks  or  lapwings.  Gervis,  Isle 
of  Ely,  and  co.  Worcester.  The  birds  perhaps 
martlets.  Duffield,  Ashmol.  MS.  763.  Gervis, 
Isle  of  Ely,  and  co.  Worcester. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  close  arg.  Seafowle. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  birds  (perhaps  doves) 
of  the  second  beaked  and  legged  gu.  Duffelde, 
V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mai-tlets  or. 
(?  Wallpool.) 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  birds  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  arg.  Stanley,  Horningsham,  co. 
Wilts. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  birds  arg.  beaked 
and  legged  gu.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  crescent 
for  diff.    Hathye,  V. 
....  Auks 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  murrs  (or  auks)  ppr. 
Carthew,  Canaligee,  Cornwall ;  Ben  acre,  and 
Woodbridge,  Suffolk ;  and  East  Dereham, 
Norfolk. 

...Baldcoots  see  Coots 
...Barnacle  Birds  see  Geese 
...Blackbirds  see  Thrushes 
. . .  Buntings  see  Finches 
. .  .Bustards 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  sea-pies  rising  overt 

inverted   brown.       (?  Trevenour,  Harl.  MS. 

1404,  fo.  147.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bustards  gu.    Kitching, 

co.  Hereford. 
Arg.    a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three    sea-pies     ppr. 

Trevenor,  Appledore,  Cornwall.      The   birds 

volant  ppr.       Trevenour.       The  birds  volant 

sa.     beaked     and     legged     of     the    second. 

(?  Trevenouthe.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  sea-pies  ppr.  Pentire, 

Pentire,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sea-pies  arg.      Sayer, 

Pulham,  Norfolk.    Robert  Saer,  V.    Sayer,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  sea-birds  sa.  bellies 

arg.     Here. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bustards  vert.  Landon. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  seafowl  close  arg.  Seafowle. 
..  ..Cannet  see  Duck 
....  Chough  see  Crow 


BKITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Birds    cont.    Cocks    cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.  Cockworthy 

or    Cookworthy.         Croasdaile,   in   Brasted 

Church,  Kent,  1831.     Kirkeby.     Kirkley,  V. 
Arg.   a   chev.   eDgr.  az.   betw.   three   cocks   gu. 

Dylderne,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  cocks  sa.  beaked 

and   legged    gu.       Henshaw,    Great  Marlow, 

Essex ;  and  London. 
Arg.   a   chev.  betw.   three   cocks   gu.      Cobbes, 

Bury,  Suffolk.    Cockington,  co.  Devon.    John 

de  Cokerington,   Y.    Cokeworth,   Cornwall. 

Crow  or  Crowe,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cocks  of  the  last 

combed  and  armed  az.  John  de  Cokerington,  X. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.  combs  and 

wattles  or.    Cobb,   New  Romney;  descended 

through  Cobb,   Reculver,  from   Cobb,  Cobb's 

Court,  and  Aldington,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cocks  sa.     Cocktree, 

co.  Devon. 
Arg.    a  chev.    lozengy   gu.    betw.    three  cocks 

sa.     (?  Ringwood,  Norfolk.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cocks  sa.    armed 

crested   and  jelloped  of  the    second.       Coad 

Codd  Codde  or  Coode,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  sa.  and  or  betw.  three  cocks 

of  the  first  armed  gu.    Ringwood,  co.  Hants. 
Arg.     a    chev.     sa.    betw.     three     cocks     gu. 

Cockworthy  or  Cookworthy.    Resprin,  Res- 

prin,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Carminow. 
Arg.  a   chev.  engr.   sa.   betw.    three    cocks  gu. 

Cockworthy  or  Cookworthy. 
Arg.   a   chev.   betw.  three  cocks   sa.  armed  gu. 

John  Googh,  V.    Googe,  V*.    Mertfield,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  sa.  armed  gu. 

within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  second  and 

first.    Coket,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  arg.  Meuric,  King 

of  Dyfed. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  arg.  armed  crested 

and  jelloped  gu.     Spurcock,  V.    Jevan  Voell, 

Penkally,  quartered  by  Eyton,  1674. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  arg.  armed  crested 

and   jelloped    or.       Owen,    Garth-Angharad, 

Cae'rbellan,  etc.,  co. Merioneth;  quartering  gu. 

three  snakes  nowed  az. 
Az.  a  chev. or  betw. three  cocks  arg.  Jenkin  ap  David  . 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  az.  armed  crested 

and  jelloped  or.     Glascock,  Much-Dunmow, 

Essex ;  granted  14  July  1571. 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cocks  az.     Glascock, 

High  Easter,  Essex. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.    Glascock, 

Essex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  arg.    Capenhurst. 

Lodwick. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  crowing  arg.    Crow, 

Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  cocks  or.    Cockeine, 

Kent.     Gockyn  Goken  Gokin  or  Gookin,  Be- 

kesborne,  and  Ripple  Court,  Kent;  quartering 

Durant,  1575,  Hasted,  Kent,  iv,  132. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  cocks  arg.     (Allowed 

1580  to)  Crow,  Brasted,  Kent;  from  Suffolk; 

ancestor  of  Crowe,  Llanherne, co.  Carmarthen; 

Baronetcy  1627,  extinct  .... 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  dunghill-cocks  arg. 

armed  of  the  second.    Crow  or  Crowe,  Brasted, 

Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.   three  cocks  or.     Cockeine, 

Ickham,  Kent;  granted  1619.    Moses. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

Birds    cont.  Cocks 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.  Cockington,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cocks  sa.  armed  gu. 
Merifid,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  sa.  armed  gu.  with- 
in a  bordure  compony  arg.  and  of  the  second. 
Cocket,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  arg.  combed  and 
wattled  gu.     Coxon,  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  arg.  combed  legged 
and  wattled  gu.    Hancoke,  Gregory  Stoke,  co. 
Somerset.    Handcock. 
Coots 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bald  coots  close  sa. 
heads  arg.  beaks  tawny.  Kilburne,  Hawke- 
hurst,  Kent;  and  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  coots  ppr.  Coolin 
or  Cowlin.  Cootes,  Blew-Norton,  Norfolk. 
Coote,  Ballyfin,  Queen's  County  ;  Baronetcy  2 
April  1661 ;  Baron  Coote  and  Earl  of  Mount- 
rath  1660  extinct  1802;  Earl  of  Bellamout 
1696  extinct  1766,  and  1767  extinct  1800; 
Baron  Castlecoote  1800  extinct  1827 ;  Coote, 
Mount  Coote,  co.  Limerick ;  derived  from 
Coote,  Killester.  But  membered  gu.  Colyn, 
Boscarne,  and  Helland,  Cornwall,  temp.  Rich- 
ard II. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coots  sa.  Southcote, 
Southcote,  co.  Devon;  Collin&on,  Somerset, 
iii,  179,  332. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coots  within  a  bordure 
wavy  sa.  Coote,  Donnybrook,  and  Bellamont 
Forest,  Ireland;  Baronetcy  18  May  1774. 

Arg.  a  chev.  eng.  betw.  three  coots  sa.  Coote, 
Baron  Coote  and  Earl  of  MouDtrath  1660  ex- 
tinct 1802. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coots  sa.  membered  gu. 
Coote,  Ireland;  and  Middlesex. 
Cormorants 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  vert  betw.  three  gan- 
napies  ppr.    Wikes,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  (compony  az.  and  vert  V*.)  coun- 
tercompony  vert  and  az.  betw.  three  gannapyes 
of  the  last  membered  gu.  Wykes,  temp. 
Henry  III,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  between  three  cormorants  gu. 
Warburton,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  gannapies  az.  Yeo, 
Colliton,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chevron  betw.  three  cormorants  sa. 
William  Warburton,  Bishop  of  Gloucester 
1760-79, quartering Dutton.  Ddtton  afterwards 
Warburton,  Arley,  andWarburton,  co.  Chester; 
temp.  Edward  II. ;  quartering  Dutton  and 
Winnington  with  (ancient)  Warburton. 
....Cranes  see  Herons 
Crows  including  Choughs 

....  a  chev betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 

Kirwan,  Blindwell,  co.  Galway ;  quarter- 
ing Staunton. 

Arg.  a  chev betw.  three  Cornish   choughs 

ppr.  Kirwan.  Tregos,  Cornwall.  Wise,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  crows  ppr. 
Cromer,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  counterengr.  az.  betw.  three  (birds 
rising  V*.)  ravens  statant  expansed  sa.  within 
a  bordure  engr.  (of  the  second,  V*.)  gu. 
Gethyn,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 
Coade  or  Code,  Gidley  Castle,  co.  Devon  ;  and 
Morval,  and  St.  Austell,  Cornwall.  Codd  or 
Codde,  Cornwall.    Jackson.    Merefield. 

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1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds    cont.    Crows    cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  tbree  crows  ppr.     Ceoker. 

Krampton  or  Keanton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

witbin  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  eight  bezants. 

Whight,  Hunton,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  choughs  ppr. 

Lambert,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1532;  and 

Maiden  Bradley,  co.  Wilts.     Lambeet,  London. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 

ppr.     Ceokee,  Cornwall  (in  error). 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr. 
Ceokee,  temp.  Richard   II,   V.      Ceokee  or 
Ceockee,   Croker's   Hele,  Crokern    Tor,    and 
Linebam,  co.  Devon  ;  quartering  Churchill ;  a 
heiress  m.  Bulteel.      Ceokee,  St.  Agnes,  co. 
Devon.       Ceokee,  Trevillas,  Cornwall,  1000; 
and  its  descendants,  Ballyanker,  co.Waterford  ; 
Tallow;  Ballynagard,  co.  Limerick  ;  and  Dub- 
lin, Ireland. 
Arg.   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
rising  overt  ppr.   (?  Teevenoeth,  Cornwall,  V.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 
each  standing  on  a  mount  vert.     Splatt,  Brix- 
ton, Yealmpton,  quartering  Collins. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  vo- 
lant ppr.     (?  Teevenouthe.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  tbree  Cornish  choughs  sa. 
Kiewan,  Castle  Hacket,  Cregg,  and  Hillsbrook, 
co.  Galway ;  and  Dalgin,  co.  Mayo. 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  betw.  three  crows   sa. 

(?  Ringwood,  Norfolk.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.   gu.  betw.   three  ravens   sa. 

Ceokee,  temp.  Richard  II,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  choughs  sa.  beaked 
and  legged  or.       (?  Thoenhull,  co.  Bucking- 
ham; co.  Dorset;  and  co.  Wilts.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  sa. 
beaked  and  legged  or.    Wiskaed,   Framling- 
ham  orFraunsham,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  sa.  and  or  betw.  three  ravens 

close  of  the  second.    Thomas,  London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  sa.  and  or  betw.  three  rooks 

of  the  second.  Ringewood  or  Ringwood. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 
Babtlet,  Kent.  Burnell.  Collins  or  Collyn, 
Cornwall.  Cowleigh,  co.  Devon.  Cowling, 
Kerthen,  Trevaveneth,  and  Trengwainton, 
Cornwall.  Kindon  or  Kingdon.  Meeefield, 
St.  Columb,  Cornwall.  Meryfelde,  V.  Grif- 
fith ap  Nicholas,  co.  Hereford.  Rees,  Llan- 
dovery, co.  Carmarthen;  quartering  Jenkins. 
Rookesby,  co.  York.  Thomas,  temp.  Henry  VII. 
(?  Thoenhtll,  co.  Dorset.)  Teegoz,  V. 
Waebueton,  co.  Salop.  Williams,  Llanidan, 
and  Craig-y-Doc,  Anglesey;  and  Temple  House, 
co.  Berks.  Woetley,  co.  Derby,  171G. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crows  close  ppr.      Rice, 

Baron  Dynevor. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  sa.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr.  Bowen, 
Lechdwyny.  Coebet.  Coebett.  Elidue, Wales. 
Peotheeoe  Peytheech  or  Ap  Rhyddeech, 
Hawksbrook,  and  Llangharne,  co.  Carmarthen. 
Peotheeoe,  Dolwilym.  Rees,  Llandovery,  co. 
Carmarthen,  quartering  Jenkins.  Rees  or 
Rhys,  Killymaenllwyd,  co.  Carmarthen;  de- 
rived through  Elidir  Ddu,  from  Urien  Reged  ; 
quartering  Hughes. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ravens  close  ppr. 
Rice.  Rice,  Baron  Dynevor  1780,  quartering 
Talbot  and  Cardonnel.  Sir  Rhys  ap  Thomas 
Urian  Ryed.      Llywarch  Rhirid  ap  Urien. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  wi thin.... cont 

Birds    cont.    Crows    cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  rooks  ppr.      Rokeby, 
Arthingworth,  co.  Northampton ;  derived  through 
Rokeby,  Barnby,  from    Rokeby,    Skiers,   co. 
York ;     Baronetcy     1661 ;     derived     through 
Rokeby,  Hotham,  from  Rokeby,  Morthara,  co. 
York.    M.  Thomas  de  Rokeby,  S. 
'Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr.  witbin  a 
bordure  invected  gu.  bezanty.      Johnes,  Dole- 
cothy,  co.  Carmarthen  ;  descended  from  Johnes, 
Llanvairclydoge    and    Hafodychtryd ;    derived 
through    Johnes,    Llanbadarn-fawr,   co.    Car- 
digan, from  Johnes,  Albemarles,  co.  Carmar- 
then. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three   Cornish   choughs 
ppr.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second.  John. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crows  ppr.  within  a 
bordure  of  the  second  charged  with  eight  be- 
zants.   Jones,  Ratcliffe,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.      Beckley  or  Bistley,  V.      Bisley    or 
Bistley.  Bystley,  V.  Crokee.  Hope,  Grange- 
field,  co.  Derby. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  crows  ppr. 
Ceomar  Ceomee  Ceonmae  or  Ceownee,  Lord 
of  London  1413,  ob.  1423.      Ceomer,  Mayor 
Tonstall  Court,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr. 

Croker.    Cromer,  Tonstall  Court,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  invecked  sa.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr. 

Bysley,  York  Herald,  temp.  Henry  VIII. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 
in  the  beak  of  each  an  ermine  spot.     Lewis, 
Bodjor,  Anglesey ;   quarterly  with  Roberts  and 
quartering  Hampton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  choughs  sa.   Fitz-Vrian, 

Wales.     (?  Thomas). 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  corbeaus  sa.    Thomas 

Rookby,  F.    M.  Thomas  de  Rokeby,  F. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crows  sa.     (?  Baynard 
or  Baynyard,  Suffolk.)      Merefield.      Rice, 
Dynevor  17  October  1780. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.     Cawthorne. 
Enyon,  Flore,   co.    Northampton ;    Baronetcy 
1642.     Norris,  Ireland.     Rice,  Wales.    John 
Strelling,  V.    Sir  Rhes  ap  Thomas,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  rooks  sa.     Sr.  Robert  de 
Rookby,    B.        Rokeby,    Rokeby,    co.    York. 
Roxby,  Monkwearmouth,  Durham. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  gu.    Bray,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crows  sa.    Cromee, 
Kent,  1730.      Sir  William    Ceomae    Ceomer 
Cronmar  or  Crowner,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1413.    Crowman.    Crowmer,  V*. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  engr.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  Beckley, 
Northcott,  co.  Devon,  V.     Beckly,  V*.     (?  De 
Bykele,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  15.    Byrkle, 
V.      Crowmer,  Kent,  V.      Enyon,  Flore,  co. 
Northampton ;  Baronetcy  1642. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crows  sa.  each  bearing  in 
the  beak  an  ermine  spot.     Hughes,  Plas  Cock. 
William   Griffith   ap    Jenkin.       Llowarch   ap 
Bran,  quartered    by    Eyton,    1674.      Lloyd, 
Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1680,  Lichfield,  etc.,  1692, 
Worcester  1700-17. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  each  bearing 
in  the  beak  an  ermine  spot.     David  Gowe,  V. 
Arg.    a    cbev.    betw.    three    rooks     volant     sa. 

Crowmer,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.   betw.  three  ravens   expansed   sa. 
Rookeby,  V. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Birds    cont.    Crows    cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crows  (ravens,  V*.)  sa. 

beaked  and  legged  az.     Collyn,  Cornwall,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rooks  sa.  membered  az. 

Alisander  de  Rokeby,  P.    Rookesby,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  beaked  and 

legged  gu.     Strelling,  V*.    Tregooz,  V*. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  engr.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  beaked 

and  legged  gu.    Beckley  or  Bistley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  choughs  sa.  beaked  and 

legged  or.     (?  Waldoure.) 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rooks  arg.    Rookesby. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  choughs  or.  (?  Austen, 

Norfolk.) 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  or. 

Austen,  Shalford,  Surrey. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  rooks  or.    Rooke. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  choughs  or.     (?  Austen, 

Tenterden,    Kent;    and    Guildford,    Surrey.) 

(?  Austyne,  V.) 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  choughs  or  beaked  and 

legged  gu.     (?  Austyn.) 
Or    a    chev betw.   three    choughs    .... 

Knowsley. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  (birds  purp.  V*)  ravens 

ppr.    Segar,  V.     (?  Seger.)     (?  Seyre). 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  harry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az. 

betw.  three  ravens  ppr.     Cromer,  Norfolk. 
Or   a  chev.   engr.   gu.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr. 

Cromer,  Norfolk. 
Or  a  chev.  per  pale  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three  Cor- 
nish choughs  ppr.     Cardale. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

Tredignie. 
Or  a  chev.   betw.   three  Cornish    choughs    sa. 

Wyke. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  choughs  sa.    Jones, 

Barrow,  and  Filmingham,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  sa. 

within  a  bordure  az.  bezanty.    Jones,  Walpole, 

and  Marshland,  Norfolk. 
Or  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  (crows,  V*.)  ravens 

sa.    Cromer,  Yarmouth,  Norfolk,  V. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Cornish 

choughs  counterchanged  beaked  and  legged  gu. 

Thomas,  Wrotham,  Kent,  1574. 
Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  choughs 

counterchanged.     (?  Stephens,  Whippingham, 

Isle  of  Wight.) 
Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

Cornish  choughs  counterchanged.      Stephens 

alias  Stone,  Trevegoe,  and  Bodmin,  Cornwall. 

Whiteling,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 

arg.    Gervays,  Isle  of  Ely. 
. ..  .Doves 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  turtle  doves  az.  Wintoun, 

Strathmartine,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pigeons  gu.     Eld,  co. 

Stafford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  doves  ppr.      Cooper. 

Searle  or  Serraxl,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m. 

Treffry. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three    wood-doves  ppr. 

Scarell,  Thanks,  Cornwall ;  confirmed  1C  June 

1602. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  sa.    (?  Duffelde 

or  Duffield,  co.  Buckingham.) 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.      Daltington. 

Phorpe,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pigeons  arg.    Wychard. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Birds    cont.   Doves   cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  doves  ppr.    Naish, 

1740. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pigeons  or.    Windibanke, 

Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  (plain)  betw.  three  doves  within  a 

bordure  engr.  arg.     Zeketh. 
Gu.   a  chev.   betw.    three    pigeons    volant   arg. 

Smallman,  Kinnardesley  Castle,  co.  Hereford. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  membered  sa. 

Page. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  doves  volant  arg. 

Francis. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  doves  arg. 

Child,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  pigeons  rising 

arg.  legged  or.    Francis,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pigeons  within  a  bordure 

or.    Whatley. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    three    pigeons    volant    or. 

Smallman,  Elton,  co.  Hereford ;  co.  Hertford ; 

and  Wildertop  or  Wilderhop,  co.  Salop. 
Per  pale  indented  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three 

doves  arg.  Wade,  Tottington  Bury,  co. Lancaster. 
Sa.   a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.    Compton. 

Duffield,    Ripon    and   Coverdale,  co.  York; 

quartering  Dawson.    (?  Duffield,  Ashmol.MS. 

763.)  (?  Gervis,  co.  Worcester;  and  Isle  of  Ely.) 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  beaked  and 

membered  gu.     (?  Duffelde,  V.)     Duffield, 

Coverham,  co.  York;   Medmenham,  co.  Buck- 
ingham;   and   Ireland;  confirmed  12  January 

1848,  quartering  Dawson,  as  confirmed  21  De- 
cember 1858. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  doves  ppr.     Jervis, 

co.  Stafford. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.      Foote, 

Veryan,  Lambesso,  and  Truro,  Cornwall ;  and 

Wood,  Tavistock,  Devon. 
Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  doves  or.      Martin, 

East  Court,  Kent. 

Ducks 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cannets  sa.   Dubisson. 

Du  Bisson. 
Ai'g.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ducks  az.      Wolrige  or 

WOLRLDGE. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  shovellers  az.    Yeo,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  Muscovy  ducks  ppr. 
Stock. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  ducks  vert. 
Mooreton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ducks  ppr.  Carthew, 
Canaleggy,  Cornwall,  as  given  in  most  books, 
but  see  a  Chev.  betw.  3  Auks  ;  incorrectly  quar- 
tered by  Tanner. 

Arg.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  ducks  sa.  the  breast  as 
the  first  and  eye  gu.  (?  Herle,  Harl.  MS. 
1404,  fo.  144. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  drakes  az.  beaked 
and  membered  or.  Yeo,  Heyampton  or  High- 
ampton,  Hewys  or  Hewes,  and  Sachevill,  co. 
Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mallards  ppr.  Joseph 
Henshaw,  Bishop  of  Peterborough  1663-79. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  shovellers  ppr. 
Hymerford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  drakes  sa.    Yeo. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  shovellers  sa.  Sr.  John 
Warberton,  co.  Chester,  V.    Warburton,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  drakes  sa.  collared  gu. 
Hemenford  or  Hemford,  Estocke,  co.  So- 
merset. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds    cont.    Ducks    cont. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wild  ducks  volant  arg. 
Wolrich,  co.  Salop,  1716. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mallards  wings  elevated 
arg.  Wolrich,  Cowling,  and  Wickornbroke, 
Suffolk ;  Alconbury,  co.  Huntingdon ;  and 
Armley  House,  Leeds ;  a  heiress  m.  Stansfeld  ; 
derived  like  Woolrych,  Dynrnore,  co.  Here- 
ford, from  Wolrich  or  Wolryche,  Dudmaston, 
co.  Salop,  quartering  Dudmaston;  Baronetcy 
1641,  extinct  1723. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  sheldrakes  arg. 
Tumor. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  drakes  arg.  M.  Robert 
Herle,  S. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ducks  arg.    Light,  V*. 

Gu.  a  chev. betw.three  ducks  rising  arg.  Carle,  V*. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  (sheldrakes  vo- 
lant recursant  of  the  second,  Wolrich,  in  a 
later  hand  than  W,  but)  wild  ducks  brown. 
(?  Worlych,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  147.) 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  wild  ducks  volant  ppr. 
Wolrich.  Woolridge,  Garlenick,  Cornwall; 
descended  from  Wolridge,  Dudmaston,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  shovellers  arg.  Herle, 
co.  Devon. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  shovellers  az.    Yer  or  Yeo. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  ducks  ppr. 
Loveis,  Hennock,  co.  Devon. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  shovellers  ppr. 
Louris  or  Lowrs,  Ogberry,  Beardon,  and 
Trantock,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Devon. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  shovellers  az.  Yer  or 
Yeo.    Yeo,  V.    Yoo,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  shovellers  arg.      Pyty,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  shovellers  arg. 
Compton,  Compton  Castle,  co.  Devon ;  the 
co-heiresses  m.  Gilbert  and  Chiderlegh. 
Poplesham,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  ducks  arg.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  of  the  second.  Stanter,  Hor- 
ningsham,  co.  Wilts. 

Eagles 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ mem- 

bered  gu.     Chauncey,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  with  two 
heads.    Jadis,  Humbleton,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  az.  Clopton, 
Clopton,  co.  Buckingham,  V.  Frances,  Scot- 
land. Kneveson,  V*.  Neveson,  V*.  Sr. 
Roger  Nevison,  Kent,  W.    Nivison,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  az.  beaked 
and  legged  gu.  Nevenson,  Rainthorp  Hall, 
and  Haddam,  co.  Hertford;  and  Eastry,  Kent. 
Nevinson  or  Nevison,  Estrey,  Kent ;  granted 
1570. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 
Wihbleton,  Wimbleton,  Surrey. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  erm.  betw.  three  eagles 
displ.  or.    Essex,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  John 
and  William  Beaufoy,  Y.  Monsire  Beaufoy, 
Y.  Beausy.  Beaufy  or  Beawfoy.  Blondell, 
V.  Franceis,  Fornwerke,  co.  Derby,  V. 
Franceis,  Coxliench.  Franceis  Francis  or 
Fraunceis,  Foremark,  co.  Derby,  1360;  the 
heiress  m.  Burdett.  Franceys,  Harl.  MS.  6829, 
fo.  32.  Frances,  V*.  Francis,  co.  Stafford. 
Tarrant,  London.  Terront  or  Terwyn,  co. 
Devon.     Trewent,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  armed 
az.     M.  Robert  Fraunceys,  S. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Birds    cont.    Eagles   cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  within  a  bor- 
dure sa.     Eaglesham,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  dancetty  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gu. 

Connocke,  Cornwall. 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.   three   eagles   displ.   double 

headed   gu.     Trewent,  co.  Devon.     Estiene 

de  Trewent,  X ;  Y.    Trower. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   eagles  displ.  sa. 

Francis  or  Fraunces,   co.  Derby.     Shelley. 

Towert  or  Trowert. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  double-headed 

displ.  sa.    Sr.  de  Towert,  V.    Trowert,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  vert. 

Bewfoy.    Blundell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa.      Dynce 

or  Dyncey.     Sr.  John  Dynge,  V.     Smyth,  co. 

Devon.     Smyth,  co.  Devon  ;  granted  30  March 

1583. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  within  a 

bordure  sa.  bezanty.       Wynne,  co.  Carmar- 
then. 
Arg.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 

Shaw,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  vert. 

Challeston. 
Arg.  a    chev.    betw.    three    eagles    displ.    vert. 

Blewet,   co.  Gloucester;    and  Grenham,  co. 

Somerset.    Blondell.    Sr.  John  Charleston, 

V.    Charlston.    Charlton. 
Az.  a  chev betw.  three  eagles  close  .... 

(?  Whitlock.) 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles    displ.   double- 
headed  arg.  ducally  crowned  or.     Ryton. 
Az.  a  chev.  wavy  arg.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 

Gerard  Cosen,  Keninghall,  Norfolk ;  granted 

by  Cooke,  W. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  eagles  close  ppr. 

Phillipps,   Garendon  Park,  and   Grace  Dieu 

Manor,  co.  Leicester ;  quarterly  with  March  and 

quartering  Lisle. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 

Essex,  co.  Berks. 
Az.  a  chev.  embattled  erm.  betw.  three   eagles 

displ.  arg.    Essex,  London.    But  embattled  on 

the  top  only.   Edmund  Essex,  London, granted 

by  Cooke,  W. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 

beaked  and  legged  or.    Coleby,  co.  Hants. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles   displ.   or. 

Sr.  Edward  Essex,  oh.  1599.      Gilbert,  Lon- 
don ;  Suffolk  ;  and  Mayfield,  Sussex. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  the  outer  edges  fimbriated  engr. 

betw.   three  eagles   displ.    or.      Sr.   William 

Essex,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  double 

headed  arg.  Ashbee,  V. 
Az,  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  (perhaps  close) 

or.     (?  Whitelock.)     (?  Whitlock.) 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles    (perhaps 

close)  or.     (Whitelock.)    (?  Whitlock,  Lou- 
don.) 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles   close  or. 

Whitelocke,  co.  Berks. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or.    Ashby, 

Middlesex;  and  co.   Leicester.     (?  Michell.) 

Nichell. 
Az.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three   eagles    displ.  or. 

Cosen,  Kinninghall,   Norfolk.     Cossen,  Rem- 

mingham,  Norfolk  ;  granted  1585. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  rising  or.  Johnson, 

co.  Bedford  ;  and  London. 


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897 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Birds    cont.    Eagles  cont. 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the 
second.     Beyard. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Caster, 
Norfolk.  Caston,  Norfolk.  Caston,  V.  Catson 
or  Causton.  Sr.  Nicholas  Eton,  co.  Warwick, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V;  or  de  Etone,  N.  Snelling, 
Snelling,  Surrey. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 
Daston,  V.    Paston,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  close  arg. 
Child,  Wanstead,  Essex ;  Earl  of  Tylney  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Long.  Chllde,  Kinlet,  co.  Salop, 
quartering  Lacon  and  Baldwin.  Child,  New- 
field  Hall,  co.  Stafford.  Child,  Yaxley,  co. 
Hants;  and  Middlesex.  Child,  Bigelly  House, 
co.  Pembroke. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  close 
arg.  Child;  Baronetcy  18  July  1678  ;  Baron 
of   Newtown    and   Viscount    Castlemaine    17 

'  April  1718  ;  Earl  Tylney  11  January  1732 ;  ex- 
tinct 17  September  1784. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  close 
arg.  each  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet  or. 
Child,  London;  and  co.  Worcester;  granted 
28  January  1700. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  perched  or. 
Child,  Wanstead,  Essex  ;  Earl  of  Tylney ;  the 
heiress  m.  Long. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 
Dister. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  double- 
headed  erm.    Dyster,  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  double- 
headed  erm.  each  head  crowned  with  a  ducal 
coronet  of  the  second.  Disher  or  Disker, 
London  ;  granted  23  November  1704. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Francis. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  double- 
headed  or.    Dyster,  V*. 

Gu.  a  chev.  "air  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 
(The  ancient  arms  of)  Bretteil,  Brettell 
Lane;  Dudley;  and  Finstall  House,  co.  Wor- 
cester; quartering  Henzey;  Nash,  Worcester. 
Merlyon.  Sr.  William  Willmer,  Sywell,  co. 
Northampton,  W.  Wilmer  or  Wulsmere, 
Rayton,  co.  Warwick;  confirmed  10  February 
1582.  Wilmer,  Sywell,  co.  Northampton;  and 
Meriden,  and  Starton,  co.  Warwick.  Wilmore, 
co.  Northampton,  1716. 

Or  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  spread  eagles  az. 
Byrche. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  az. 
De  la  Tremouille,  impaled  by  Stanley,  Z,  542. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  Chancey 
or  Channsy,  Essex. 

Or  a  chev.  invecked  pean  betw.  three  eagles  displ. 
sa.    Shaw,  Woodhouse,  co.  Stafford. 

Or  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 
Shaw,  Colchester,  Essex;  and  London,  1580. 
John  Shawe,  Clerk  of  the  Chamber  of  London  ; 
granted  by  Cooke,  W. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  vert.  Blewit,  co. 
Devon. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  vert.  Bleuett, 
V*.  Sr.  Walter  Blewet,  co.  Gloucester,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V;  or  Bluet,  N.  Blewet,  Gren- 
ham,  co.  Somerset.  Robert  Bloet,  Bishop  of 
Lincoln  1093-1123.  Bluet,  Holcombe-Regis, 
co.  Devon ;  descended  from  Bluett,  Lord  of 
Ragland;  quartering  Chiselden;  Collinson,  So- 
merset iii,  29,  260. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds    cont.    Eagles    cont. 
Or  a  chev.  dovetailed  betw.  three  eagles  displ. 

vert.     Blewitt,  Llantarnam  Abbey,  co.  Mon- 
mouth, quartered  by  Morgan. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 

eagles   displ.   or   armed   gu.     Jobson,  Ilford, 

Essex  ;  granted  temp.  Edward  VI. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 

eagles  displ.  or.    Jobson,  Z,  452. 
Purp.    a    chev.    betw.    three    eagles    displ.    arg. 

Cruell. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  close  arg.  Jervoise, 

Idsworth  Park,    co.  Hants;    Baronetcy   1813. 

quartering   Clarke.        (?  Gervis,  Isle  of  Ely; 

and  co.  Worcester.)     Jervis,  Bally  Ellis,  co. 

Wexford ;  Baronetcy   . . . .  ;  quartering  White. 

Jervoise,    Herriard,    co.    Hants ;    quartering 

Purefoy. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Mychell, 

V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  double- 
headed  or.     Wadesdon,  V*.     Wadeson,  Lon- 
don, W. 
Sa.   a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  close  arg. 

Games,  co.  Leicester ;  granted  1614. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or.  Kentbuey. 

Postmer. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  crowned 

gu.    Fineaux,  Langham,  Kent. 
Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 

Fineaux. 
Vert    a    chev.    betw.    three    eagles     displ.    or. 

Feneux,  Kent.    Sr Fineaux,  Kent,  V. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or  armed 

and  langued  gu.      Fynney,    Cheddleton,  co. 

Stafford. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or  crowned 

gu.    Fineaux,  Langham,  Kent. 

....  Falcons  including  Hawks 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  close  az.  Molenick, 

Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  gu.    Elde,  co. 

Stafford. 
Arg.   a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  falcons  rising  or. 

Kestell,  Kestell  in  Egloshayle,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  sa.  beaked  and 

legged  or.    Worsolley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  close  sa.  beaked 

and  legged  or.    Sr.  Thomas  Worceley,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  falcons  of  the  last 

beaked  legged  and  belled  or.    Worsley,  Gat- 
combe,  Isle  of  Wight ;   the  heiress  m.  Glynn 

and  Campbell;  descended  from  Worsley,  Ap- 

puldercombe ;   Baronetcy  1611;  extinct  1825; 

quartered  by  Simpson  and  A'Court ;  descended 

from  Worsley,  co.  Lancaster,  quartering  Leigh. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawks  sa.    Worsley. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    hawks    rising     sa. 

O'Beirne. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vairy  sa.  and  of  the  first  betw.  three 

falcons  as  the  second.    Winsard  or  Winslade, 

co.  Devon. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.    Philips, 

London. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  close  arg.    Jeppe, 

Sutton's  Court,  co.  Somerset. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.   armed  and 

jessed  or.     Ridley. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  falcons  close  .... 

belled  of  the  last.    Phillips. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  falcons  or.    (?  Austen, 

Norfolk.) 


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.cont. 


Birds    cont.    Falcons    cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  falcons   close  or. 

Austyn,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  falcons  ppr.  ducally 

gorged  beaked  and  membered  or.    Phillips. 
Az.    a    chev.    erm.    betw.     thi'ee     hawks     arg. 

Harewood,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  or.     (?  Austen, 

Tenterden,    Kent;    and    Guildford,     Surrey.) 

(?  Austyne,F.)  (?  Whitelock.)  (?  Whitlock.) 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  close  or.  Whitlock, 

co.  Berks,  W. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  falcons  of  the  second 

beaked  and  legged  gu.     (?  Austyn.) 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  falcons  close  or. 

(?  Whitelock.)     (?  Whitlock,  London.) 
Az.    a  chev.    betw.    three     falcons    volant    or. 

Windibanke,  Haines,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.     (?  Eedley 
or  Redleigh.)    (?  Ridley,  Surrey.)     The  fal- 
cons close.     (?  Hugh  Redley,  V :  and  Nicholas 
Ridley,  Bishop   of  Rochester  1547,  London 
1550-31,  V,  Harl.  MS.  1392,  fo.  49.)  ■ 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.    Hadley,  co. 
Hertford.     George  Hadley,  East  Barnet,  1730. 
Urry,  Afton,  Gatcombe,  and  Thorley,  Isle  of 
Wight. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goshawks  arg.  (Redleigh 
or  Redley.)     (?  Ridley,  Surrey.)      The  gos- 
hawks close.     (?  Nicholas   Ridley,  Bishop   of 
Rochester  1547,  London   1 550-3  :   and    Hugh 
Redley,  V,  Harl.  MS.  1392,  fo.  49.)     Wale, 
Ridley  Hall,  co.  Chester;  and  Willymoteswick, 
and  Walton,  co.  Northumberland;  quartering 
Ridley. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.  beaked  and 
legged  or.    Hedley,  Newcastle-on-Tyne.    The 
falcons  close.     Hedley,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hawks  or.  Wakehurst. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hawks    close    or. 

Ridley,  co.  Salop. 
Gu.    a     cbev.    az.     betw.     three     hawks     arg. 

(?  Waltham.) 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  falcons  close  arg. 

Tumore. 
Gu.    a   chev.    betw.    three     falcons    rising    or. 
Smalman,  Quatford  Chaunby,  co.  Salop  ;  quar- 
tering   Barney,   Wainwright,    and    Pountney. 
Smallman. 
Or  a  chev.   az.  betw.  three  falcons  close  ppr. 
Falcon,  Workington,  Cumberland;  and   Gar- 
ston  House,  co.  Hertford. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  falcons  ppr.  (attributed 

to  Carthew.) 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawks  sa.      (?  Waltham.) 
Or  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  hawks  sa.  (?  Waltho, 

Nantwich,  co.  Chester.) 
Or  a  chev.   vert  betw.  three   hawks    close   sa. 

Walthall,  Wistaston,  co.  Chester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawks  arg.     (?  Gervis, 
Isle  of  Ely ;  and  co.  Worcester.)  (?  Icham,  V.) 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawks  arg.  belled  or. 

Icham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  wings  expanded 
arg.      Menwywick  or   Menwinnick,  Menwy- 
wick,  Cornwall,  temp.  Henry  IV ;  the  heiress 
m.  Coplestone. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.    Ion, 

Harl.  MS.  6829,  fo.  50  b. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  hawks  arg.    Gervis, 
Great  Pettley,  co.  Leicester;  granted  May  1014. 
Jarveis,  Pratling,  co.  Leicester. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. .. .con t. 

Birds    cont.    Falcons    cont. 
Sa.  a  chev,  erm.  betw.  three  hawks  close   arg. 
Jervis,    Petling,    co.    Leicester;    granted    by 
Camden. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  volant  or.  Hodson, 

co.  Cambridge;  granted  1590. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawks  volant  or.   Hadson, 

co.  Cambridge. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  or.   Sparchford. 
....Finches  including  Buntings 
Goldfinches  and  Linnets 

Arg.   a  chev.  purp.  betw.    three    buntings    az. 

Buntinge. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hunten  birds  ppr. 

Bunten,  Buntenhall,  Scotland. 
Arg.   a   chev.   sa.   betw.   three   goldfinches    ppr. 

Molenick,  Molenick,  St.  German's,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  linnets  ppr.  Cardale, 

Hagley,  1590,  and  Dudley,  1670. 
Gu.    a    chev.    arg.     betw.     three    linnets    ppr. 

Cardonnay,  Normandy,  1668. 

....  Gannapies  see  Cormorants 
..  ..Geese 

(?  Arg.)  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  barnacle  birds 

ppr.     Wykes,  Harl.  MS.  1078,  fo.  40  b. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    three    geese     volant    arg. 

Worklych,  Suffolk  ;  and  Sussex. 
..  ..Gulls  including 

Sea-fowl  and  Sea-Pewits 
Az.    a    chev.    or    betw.     three    sea-gulls     arg. 

Houlditch. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sea-pewits  arg.     Sayer, 

Preston,  co.  Durham  ;  and  Worsall,  co.  York. 
Gu.   a  chev.   erm.    betw.    three    sea-gulls    arg. 

Sayer. 
Or  a  chev.  az.betw.  three  seagulls  (or  sea-pewits) 

brown.    Seyer,  co.  Wilts;   Harl.  MS.  1404, 

fo.  146. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.    three    sea-fowls    close   arg. 

Seaeowle. 

Hawks  see  Falcons 

....  Heathcocks  see  Moorcocks 

....Herons  including  Cranes 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cranes  az.  Cranisley. 
Cranmer,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  cranes  sa.  Thomas 
Cranmer,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1533-56. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cranes  az.  Cranesley. 
Cranley,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  herons  az.  Crowley, 
V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cranes  gu.    Browne. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  herons  ppr.  Ilbery, 
Biscay,  Spain;  Reading,  co.  Berks;  London; 
and  Calcutta. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heronshaws  sa. 
Henshaw,  Bassets  Fee,  and  Billinghurst,  Sus- 
sex; the  heirs  m.  Tipping  and  Wroughton. 
Henshaw,  Henshaw,  co.  Chester ;  the  heiress 
m.  Thornycroft.  The  birds  called  heronshaws 
or  storks.     Howhitts,  V.    Twyneho,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vairy  sa.  and  or  betw.  three  heron- 
shaws or  storks  wings  expanded  sa.  Winslade, 
V.    Wyrdeslade,  co.  Devon,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  cranes  az.  Crawley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  herons  az.  Crawley. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  storks  arg.  membered  gu. 
Stamford.     (?  Stanford,  V.) 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heronshaws  or  storks  or. 
Fowler,  V. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds    cont.    Herons    cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  herons  arg.  M.  John 
Heron,  S ;  X.  Heron,  Newark,  co.  Notting- 
ham; Chilham  Castle,  Kent;  Bokenfield,  Nor- 
thumberland, 1660;  and  Stubbers,  co.  Lincoln  ; 
Baronetcy  1778  ;  extinct 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  herons  close  arg. 
Heron,  Bokenfield,  Northumberland ;  Croy- 
don, Surrey;  and  of  Agecome.now Addiscombe, 
1568.     M. "William  Heron,  S  ;  F. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  herons  arg.  Heene, 
Godmanchester.  co.  Huntingdon. 

G  u.  a  chev.  or  fimbriated  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  heron- 
shaws  or  storks  arg.  Lihyngton,  co.  Ches- 
ter, V. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  barry  wavy  of  (six  Browne) 
eight  az.  and  arg.  betw.  three  cranes  of  the  se- 
cond.   Browne,  Islington. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  herons 
arg.    Heaene,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  14] . 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cranes  arg.  Browne,  co. 
Buckingham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heronshaws  or  storks  arg. 
Jaevis,  co.  Worcester,  V.  (?  Gervis,  Isle  of 
Ely;  and  co.  Worcester.) 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  herons  arg. 
Herne. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  herons  arg.  Hearne, 
Maidenhead,  co.  Berks ;  descendant  of  Sir 
John  Hearne,  London,  1618.  Heron,  Trea- 
surer of  the  Chamber  to  Henry  VIII.  J  Nicholls, 
Coll.  Top.,  ii,  166. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  herons  close  arg. 
Herne  or  Heron,  Panfield  Hall,  Essex ;  Lon- 
don; and  Shacklewell,  Middlesex,  1600. 
....  Jays  see  Popinjay 
....  Lapwings  including  Pewits 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pewits  gu.  Stanney, 
Porkington,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  sa.  Hewet. 
Howhitts,  V*.  Twyneho,  V*.  Twyniho  ; 
Gollinson,  Somerset,  ii,  189.  Whistormead, 
V*.        Whistoxhead,    V.        Whittoxmead. 

WTHIZTOZMEAD,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  close  sa. 
Twinihaw  or  Twiniho,  Tunworth,  co.  Dorset. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pewits  sa.  membered  and 
wattled  gu.  Penfound,  Penfound  in  Pound- 
stock,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lapwings  sa. 
Winslade,  Tregarrick  in  Pelynt. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vairy  sa.  and  of  the  first  betw.  three 
lapwings  volant  as  the  second.  Wydeslade, 
V*.    Wtodeslade.    Wynslade,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  or.  Fowler, 
V*. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pewits  ppr.  Sayer, 
Bourchers  Hall,  Essex,  1650  ;  and  Pett,  Cha- 
ring, Kent;  the  heiress  m.  Marsham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  fimbriated  and  engr.  sa.  betw.  three 
lapwings  arg.     Lymington,  V*. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  voided  and  engr.  sa.  betw.  three 
lapwings  arg.     Lynnington,  co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  or.(?  Tirwhit.) 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  sa.  Whittoxmead. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  arg.  (?  Geevis, 
Isle  of  Ely;  and  co.  Worcester.) 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  arg.    Jaevis,  V*. 
....  Linnets  see  Finches 
....  Magpies 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  magpies  ppr. 
Hoeley. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Birds    cont.    Magpies    cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  hetw.  three  magpies  ppr.  Kingdon, 
Launcells,  Cornwall ;  and  Compton  Hall,  other- 
wise Castle  Hartley,  co.  Devon,  quartering 
Boughton.    Pentyer,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  14  b. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  magpies  sa.  (?  Kingdom.) 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  magpies  sa.  Piper, 
Cornwall. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  magpies  ppr. 
Jackson,  co.  York. 

....Mallards  see  Ducks 
....  Marlions  see  Martlets 
....  Martins  see  Swallows 
....Martlets 

....  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  ....  Holbrook, 
1390. 

....  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  .... 
Samuel  Peploe,  Bishop  of  Chester  1726-52. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  az.    Gylwike,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
Pevensey,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  purp.  and  az.  betw.  three 
martlets  gu.    Hampton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  az.  and  purp.  betw.  three 
martlets  gu.  Hampton,  V*.  But  purp.  and 
az.  Hampton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  purp.  and  az.  betw. 
three  martlets  gu.    Hampton,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  Wells,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  martlets  gu. 
Bayly. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
Wells,  Buckstede,  Sussex,  W.    Willis. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  Aethorp 
or  Ashoep.  Cheldeworth,  co.  Devon.  Davell, 
co.  York.  Edward  Waddington,  Bishop  of 
Chichester  1724-31.  Wadington,  co.  York. 
Wallington,  Castle  of  Walhngton,  Northum- 
berland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  within  a  bordure 
gu.    Boreowman,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  M. 
John  Bagot,  S.  Sr.  Loys  Bagot,  V.  Baggott 
V*.  Bagot,  Bagots  Bromley,  co.  Stafford! 
Bagotte.  Barkeley.  Beenton,  co.  Hertford. 
Elvin,  East  Dereham,  Norfolk.  Elwin,  Thorpe 
Norfolk.  Haine,  co.  Devon.  Hayn.  Hayne', 
Hayne,  co.  Devon ;  the  heiress  m.  Harris. 
Hayne,  Haddon,  Jamaica  ;  and  Burderop  Park, 
near  Marlborough,  co.  Wilts.  Southcote,  co. 
Devon  ;  and  Bliborough,  co.  Lincoln.  Monsire 
Tempest,  F. 

Arg.    a    chev.    sa.    betw.     three     martlets    gu. 

COLEPEPPEE,  V*.   HAEDRISHALL,  V*.    PEOCTOE, 

Middlesex;     granted     1761;      and     London. 
Wakehuest. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.  three  martlets   sa.      Agon. 
Apton.      Aegan,    V*.      Aegum    or    Aegune. 

AEGUN,      V.  ASHTHORP.  AsPTHOEP,      F*. 

Assethoep.  Assethoepe,  V.  Asthoep,  V. 
Bagot,  Bagots  Bromley,  co.  Stafford.  Baron, 
Preston,  Scotland.  Baron  or  Baeeon,  Scotland. 
Baetlet,  Kent.  (PBaynaed  or  Baynyaed, 
Suffolk.)  Bentley.  Brinton.  Combeeton, 
co.  Lincoln.  Ceoton.  Cumbeeton.  William 
Ceyom,F.  (?Dcffelde  orDuFFiELD,  co.  Buck- 
ingham.) Eenyon.  Eeion.  Keampton. 
Lawson,  Brough  or  Burgh  Hall,  co.  York  ; 
Baronetcy  ....  Lawson,  Cramlington,  North- 
umberland ;  quarterly  with  De  Cardonnel  and 
quartering  Hylton.    Lawson,  Longhirst,  North- 


400 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVEON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
umberland,  1610.  Madesson,  Wardale,  V. 
Madyson,  Durham;  Fonby, co.Lincoln ;  and New- 
castle-on-Tyne,  Northumberland.  Maekland. 
Mauley.  Meeefield.  Meeeifield.  Peoctoe, 
Langley  Park,  Norfolk;  Baronetcy  1744;  quar- 
tering Beauchamp.  Ram.  Ramsbeey  or 
Ramsbuey.  Ramesbuey,  V.  Romesbuey,  V*. 
Romisbuey,  V.  Rombuee.  Samfobd,  Halber- 
ton,  co.  Devon  ;  and  Bicknel,  co.  Somerset.  M. 
William  Teionie,  Y.  Upthohas.  Waed,  Lon- 
don. Wymondesold,  Southwell,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  gu.    Fitz-Veian,  Wales. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
(?  Beykle.)  (?  De  Bykele,  Collinson,  Somer- 
set, iii,  15). 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
Bickfoed,  Dunsland,  co.  Devon;  the  heiress 
m.  Coham.  Beckley  Beckly  or  Bickley,  co. 
Devon.    Bickley.    Bykeley,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  martlets  vert.  Penrith. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vairy  sa.  and  of  the  first  betw.  three 
martlets  as  the  second.  WiNSAEDEorWiNSLADE, 
co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  within 
a  bordure  of  the  last.    Bonekill,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  Demeley 
or  Denley.     Duke,   1730.     Honte.     Hunt. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  martlets  arg. 
Hollywood  or  Holywood.  Sr.NicholasHuNT.F. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  martlets  or. 
Bueghill,  co.  York.  Wichard,  co.  Leicester. 
Wychaed,  Osbaston,  co.  Leicester. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  martlets  volant  or. 
Byees  or  Byees. 

Az.  a  chev.  fiory  counterflory  arg.  betw.  three 
martlets  or.  Halleley  Hallely  or 
Halliley,  Hackney,  Middlesex. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  arg. 
Haewood,  Deane,  co.  Hants. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  voided  or  betw.  three  martlets  of 
the  third.     Noethen,  Essex. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  Small. 
Bouechler,    Barnesby,    co.    Gloucester. 

Az.  a  chev.  embattled  or  betw.  three  martlets  arg. 
Baynes,  co.  Chester.  And  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.    Bateman,  Essex. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or.  Beckfoed. 
Bourchier,  Barnesley,  co.  Gloucester. 
Beadesley.    Demylly,  France. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (?  eagles)  merlions  or. 
Michell. 

Az.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  martlets  or. 
Brayn  or  Brayne. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  martlets  or. 
Holywood,  V.    Hunt. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  Chedworth, 
co.  Devon.  Gtdersh  or  Giderchs.  Page. 
Seeees.  Walkington,  co.  Chester.  Walkenton, 
V.    Walkington,  Z,  340. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  martlets  and  in 
base  a  crescent  arg.    Martin. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  martlets  or. 
Manyngham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  arg. 
Bayley,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  counter-embattled  erm .  betw. 
three  martlets  or.  Withins  or  Wythens,  Want- 
away,  co.  Berks;  Eltham,  Kent;  and  London; 
granted  1649.  (?  John  Withines,  Dean  of 
Battle,  1615). 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds    cont.    Martlets    cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  martlets  arg. 
Donithorn,  Cornwall.     Manyngham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or.  Cargill, 
Scotland.    Fynnee. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  az.  Hudson, 
Ireland. 

Or  a  cbev.  chequy  az.  and  arg.  betw.  three  martlets 
of  the  second.  Hanson,  Gilstead  Hall,  near 
Brentwood,  Essex. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  arg.  betw.  three  martlets 
sa.  Houstoun,  Johnston,  co.  Renfrew;  derived 
from  Houstoun,  That  Ilk ;  Baronetcy  1688. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  betw.  three 
martlets  of  the  second.     Houston. 

Or  a  chev.  counter-compony  az.  and  arg.  betw. 
three  martlets  sa.  Hanson,  Peckham,  Surrey; 
and  Rastricke  and  Woodhouse,  co.  York. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  az.    Stafford. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.     Staffoed. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  Beeydon, 
Blackhouse.  M.  Edraon  Stafford  {'clerk'),  S. 
Stafford,  Bootham  Hall,  co.  Derby ;  and  co. 
Stafford. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  within  a 
double  tressure  fiory  counter-flory  of  the  last. 
Baeon,  Kinnaird,  Scotland. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  Baron, 
Preston,  Scotland.  Sr.  Thomas  Comberton, 
co.  Lincoln,  V.  Covell,  co.  York.  Estatford, 
V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets 
countercbanged.    Wordes. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  mart- 
lets counterchanged.  Hodson  Hudson  or 
Hudgeson,  Middlesex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  Cheder. 
(?Duffield,  Ashmol.  MS.  763.)  (?  Geevis, 
Isle  of  Ely,  and  co.  Worcester.)  Page,  Middle- 
sex.     TOMPSON,    V*.       TOMSON.      ToUTON,    V. 

Toutson,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw. three  martlets  or.  Gilderch, 

V.    GlDDERCHE,  V*.  WALPOLE,  V.  (?  WALLPOOL.j 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  arg. 
Temple,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Kent;  and  co.  Lei- 
cester; granted  1576.  Welles,  Wells  and 
Bambridge,  co.  Hants. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  or.  Jervis, 
Chatculme,  or  Chatkyll,  Eccleshall,  co.  Stafford, 
from  which  descended  Jervis,  Darlaston; 
Jervis,  Trowbridge,  co.  Wilts;  and  Jervis,  co. 
Stafford,  from  whom  came  Jervis,  Baron  Jervis 
and  Earl  St.  Vincent  1797,  extinct  1823;  Vis- 
count St.  Vincent  1801. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or.  Bieton  or 
Beinton.  Hodson,  Hollybrooke  House,  co. 
Wicklow ;  and  Green  Park,  co.  Westmeath ; 
Baronetcy  1787. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  Foote, 
Cornwall,  temp.  Henry  VI ;  and  Charlton  Place, 
Kent;  quartering  Hatley.  Geenely,  V. 
Sadington,  co.  Leicester;  1327. 

....Moorcocks 

Arg.a  chev. betw.  three  moorhens Luxmooee, 

South  week,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  moorcocks  ppr. 
John  Luxmoee,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1807,  Here- 
ford 1808,  St.  Asaph,  1815-30. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  sa.  betw.  three  moor- 
cocks ppr.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  Ringwood, 
Barshfield,  co.  Hants. 


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1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Bird6   cont.    Moorcocks  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  compony  sa.   and  or  betw.  three 

moorcocks  of  the  second.     Ryngwood,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  sa.  and  or  betw. 

three  heathcocks  of  the  second.   Ryngwood,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heathcocks  gu.  Tallets, 

V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  moorcocks  gu.    Cobb, 

Aldington,  Kent.     Talletts,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  moorcocks  sa.  mem- 

bered  and  wattled  of  the  second.     Coode,  Pen- 

sipple  in  Liskeard  ;  Methleigh  in  Breage;  St. 

Austell,  and  Morval,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m. 

Buller. 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  betw.  three  moorcocks 

sa.     (?  Ringwood,  Norfolk.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  heathcocks  (moor- 
cocks, V*.)  az.    Maningham,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  moorcocks  sa.    Moore, 

Canterbury.        More,    co.   York.      Moreton, 

quartered  by  Fulford.  Morton,  Cornwall.  Ralph. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three    heathcocks   sa. 

Heath,  co.  Stafford.     Sr.  John  Moore,  Lou- 
don, V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.   three  moorcocks  sa. 

More,  London.    More,  V*. 
Arg.   a  chev.  engr.  betw.   three  moorcocks  sa. 

combs   wattles   and  legs   gu.      More,  Barn- 
borough,  co.  York. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  moorcocks  sa.  armed 

gu.    Heath,  co.  Oxford. 
Gu.    a    chev.    (plain)    betw.    three    heathcocks 

(moorcocks,  V*)  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg. 

Zekethe,  V*.    Zekhethe,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  heathcocks  gu.     Tallet, 

V*. 

....Owls 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three    owls    az.      Astlow. 

Atlow.    Hookes,  co.  Denbigh.    Hucks. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horned  owls  sa.     Finn, 

Ireland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  membered  or. 

Apiliard    Appleyard    or     Appulyard,     East 

Carlton,  Norfolk. 
Az.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  owls  arg.    Appleyard, 

Norfolk. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.     Appleyard, 

Shotsham,    Norfolk;    quartering    Speak    and 

Whyte.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Apleyard, 

Norwich  ;  and  co.  York. 
Az.  a  chev.  or    betw.  three  owls  arg.  in   chief 

a  fleur-de-lis  (?  for  diff.)  erm.      Aplegath  or 

Aplegarth,  Rapley,  co.  Hants. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  legged  of 

the  second.    Lemarchant,  Isle  of  Guernsey; 

granted  27   May   1689;  and   Chobbam  Place, 

Surrey ;  Baronetcy  1841. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  or.    Oldgrave,  co. 

Chester,  1716. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  owls  or.    Nicholas, 

London ;  and  Ashton-Keynes,  and  Roundway, 

co.  Wilts. 
Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three 

owls  arg.    Westerdale. 
Gu.   a  chev.   betw.  three  owls  arg.     Fleming, 

Essex ;    co.    Hants ;    Kent ;    and    co.    Salop. 

Fleming,  Southampton,  V.  Fleming.  Hewet. 

Sley,  V.    Slie. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  owls  arg.    Hewett, 

Tir  Mab  Ellis,  Llantrissant,  co.  Glamorgan  ; 

descended    from    Hewet,  Headley  Hall,  co. 

York.      Hewet   Hewit  or  Hewitt,  Pishio- 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds   cont.  Owls  cont. 
bury,  co.  Hertford ;    Baronetcy  1660,  Barony 
and  Viscounty  1689,   extinct   1689.     Hewitt, 
Alveston,  co.  Warwick  ;  granted  17 Gi.  Hewitt, 
Lord  Lifford,  Barony  1768,  Viscounty  1781. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  beaked  and 
legged  or.  Sleigh,  Ashe,  co.  Derby.  Sleigh, 
quartered  by  Bathurst  and  by  Sutton.  Sley, 
co.  Derby. 

Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  owls  arg. 
beaked  and  membered  or.  Sleigh,  Ashe,  co. 
Derby  ;  the  coheirs  m.  Cotton  and  Chetham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  crowned  or. 
Radney,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  owls  ppr.  Herley. 
Hersey. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  Hewet, 
London. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  Woods, 
Llanwyf  ban,  and  Rhosinor,  Wales. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  or.  Sleigh,  co. 
Derby.    Sley. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  owls  or.  Lobenham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  Broughton, 
co.  Salop.  Burton,  V*.  D'Oulepen.  Hewett. 
Griffith  ap  Jenkin.  Prescot,  co.  Lancaster; 
London ;  and  co.  York,  1627.  Prescott,  Theo- 
bald's Park,  co.  Hertford  ;  Baronetcy  1794  ; 
and  co.  Hants.  Prescott,  Suffolk,  1716.  Wal- 
ter Prescott,  temp.  Edward  III,  V.   Woodley. 

Sa.  a  chev.  counterem battled  betw.  three  owls 
arg.    Hewet,  Ampthill. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  Hewit, 
co.  Stafford. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  crowned  or. 
Borton.  M.  Thomas  Buron  (in  pencil  Burton), 
X.  M.  Thomas  de  Burton,  S.  Sr.  Thomas 
Burton,  Kensley,  co.  York,  V.  Burton,  Tole- 
thorp,  Rutland  ;  and  Stockerston,  co.  Leicester; 
Baronetcy  1622  ;  extinct  .... 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  owls  arg.     Prescot. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crowned  owls  arg. 
Burton,  Sacketts'  Hill  House. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  Appleyard, 
V.    Griffith  ap  Jenkyn,  quartered  by  Mytton. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  crowned  of 
the  second.    Burton. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  or.    Hathorpe. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  Holcrew  or 
Holgrave. 

....Parrots  see  Popinjays 

....Partridges 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.    three    partridges  ppr. 

Gregor,  Trewarthenick,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  partridges  ppr.    Eld, 
London,  1733;  and  Syford,  co.  Stafford,  1574. 
Elld. 
Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  partridges  rising  or. 
Partridge. 

Peacocks 

Arg.    a    chev.    sa.    betw.     three    peacocks    az. 

Manningham,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  peacocks  in  pride  arg. 

Peacock,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  peacocks  arg.  Downer. 

Pelicans 

....  a  chev betw.  three  pelicans.    Pope, 

co.  Oxford. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pelicans  vulning 

themselves  or.      Culme,  Wynckley,  co.  Devon. 

CULME    Or  CULMER,  CO.  DeVOU. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Birds  cont.  Pelicans  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  tbree  pelicans  or  vulned 
gu.      Cullum    or    Culme,  Hastede,   Suffolk. 
Cullum,  Hawsted,  and  Hardwick  House,  Suf- 
folk ;  Baronetcy  1060.     Osborne,  London. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelicans  or  vulning  them- 
selves gu.    Jegon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pelicans  vulning 
themselves   or.    Stone,  Holme,  juxta  Mare, 
Norfolk. 
Sa.  a  chev.   betw.  three  pelicans   arg.  vulning 

themselves  gu.    Meade.    Mead. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pelicans  with  wings 

endorsed  or.    Meddowes. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  pelicans  vulning 

themselves  or.    Mead. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelicans  or.      Meade,  co. 
Leicester.    The  pelicans  with  wings  expansed 
vulning  themselves.     Meade,  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelicans  or  vulned  gu. 
Meade,  Essex. 

....Pewits  see  Lapwings 
....  Pheasants 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pheasant  cocks  vert 
beaked  and  legged  gu.  breast  yellow.     Richard 
Chopin,  Alderman  of  London,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  thre6  pheasants  (of  the 

second  another)  ppr.     (?  O'Merreh.) 
Az.   a  'chev.    betw.    three    cock    pheasants    or. 

Tomkins,  Webley,  co.  Hereford. 
Gu.  a  chev.  (plain)  betw.  three  pheasants  and 
a  bordure  engr.  arg.     Zeketh,  Harl.  MS.  1404. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheasants  arg.    Jeeveis, 
co.  Worcester. 

....  Plovers 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  plovers  ppr.   Wyke. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  plovers  or.  Wychaed. 

Popinjays 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  jays  ppr.    Jay,  co. 

Devon. 
Arg.   a    chev.   gu.    betw.  three  popinjays   vert. 

Kullingwike,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  popinjays  vert  within 

a  bordure  sa.  bezanty.    White. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  popinjays  vert  beaked 

and  legged  of  the  second.  Theweng. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  popinjays  vert  beaked 
legged  and  collared  of  the  second  within  a  bor- 
dure az.  bezanty.  White,  Hutton,  Essex. 
White,  South  Wainborough,  co.  Hants ;  and 
Okingham. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  parrots  (or  popinjays)  sa. 

within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.     Bray. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  popinjays  vert 

membered  gu.    Peebles,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  popinjays  vert  membered 

gu.     Cliffe,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  popinjays  vert  membered 
gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  bezanty.     White. 
....  Seafowls  see  Gulls 
. . . .  Seapewits  see  Gulls 
....Sea pies  see  Bustards 
....  Sheldrakes  see  Ducks 
....Shovellers  see  Ducks 
....Storks  see  Herons 
Swallows 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martins  sa.     Martinson, 

Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  swallows  sa.  within  a 

bordure  az.  bezanty.   Joanes,  Walpole,  Norfolk. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Birds  cont.  Swans 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  close  sa.     Suter. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  arg.  Chaelton. 
Mitchell,  Deptford,  Kent ;  quartering  Pell 
and  Clarke.     Woelych,  Cawling,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  arg.  membered  gu. 
Charcedon. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  arg.  beaked  and 
membered  sa.  Caster  or  Cazier,  London; 
from  Flanders. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  wings  elevated  arg. 
Wolrich,  Cowling,  and  Wickornbroke,  Suffolk : 
Alconbury,  co.  Huntingdon ;  and  Armley  House, 
Leeds;  a  heiress  m.  Stansfeld.  Wolryche  or 
Woolrych,  Dynmore,  co.  Hereford;  as  de- 
scended from  Wolrich,  Dudmaston,  co.  Salop ; 
quartering  Dudmaston;  Bartcy.  1641, ext.  1723. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  swans  arg.  Swan, 
Southfleet,  and  Denton  Court,  Kent. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  swans  rising  arg. 
Wolrich,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swans  arg.  Charledon, 
V.  Charleton,  V*.  Charlton.  Swan  or 
Swanne. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  arg.  Cary,  co. 
Devon.  Light,  V.  Lyte,  Lytescary,  co.  So- 
merset. Lyte,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  193. 
Michell,  Garmstreet,  co.  Somerset.  Michell, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  133.  Mitchell,  Col- 
linson, Somerset,  ii,  39. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  close  arg.     Bryse. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  rising  arg.     Light, 

.  Horley,  co.  Oxford;  and  Lites  Cary,  co.  So- 
merset. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  (ducks  rising,  V*.) 
wings  elevated  arg.     Cary,  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erminois  betw.  three  swans  arg. 
wings  elevated  or.  Rees,  Cholwell  House,  co. 
Somerset. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans 
arg.  Michell,  Glassell,  co.  Kincardine;  and 
Forcet  Hall,  co.  York. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans 
arg.  Michell,  Cannington,  co.  Somerset. 
Michell,  Salcombe  Regis,  and  Seaside  House 
in  Branscombe,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  swans  arg. 
Browne,  London.  The  swans  beaked  and 
legged  gu.  Brown,  London,  Harl.  MS.  1404, 
fol.  153. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  swans  arg.  Badby 
or  Badley,  Suffolk. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  swans  arg. 
Badby,  North-Okenden,  Essex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swans  wings  elevated 
arg.  membered  gu.  Swan,  Collinson,  Somerset, 
i,  161 ;  iii,  401,  404. 

...  Thrushes 

including  Blackbirds 

Arg.  a  chev. betw.  three  blackbirds  ppr.  Trewoofe. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  blackbirds  sa. 
Sangster  or  Songster,  Scotland. 

Arg.   a   chev.   sa.   betw.    three    blackbirds    ppr. 
Chantmarle.    Sangster. 
Turkeys 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  vert  betw.  three 
turkeys  ppr.     Wires,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  az.  and  vert  betw.  three 
turkeys  of  the  second.     Wykes. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  turkeys  in  pride  ppr. 
Yeo,  North  Petherwyn,  co.  Devon,  J  716. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  turkeys  in  pride  sa.  Yoe. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


403 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds   cont.    Wrens 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  wrens  close  (brown, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  147  ;  but  another,  back  vert 
and  breast  gu.,  and  another)  sa.     Weenbury. 
....  Crows 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  five  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

Merefield. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  five  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

Merefield,  St.  Columb,  Cornwall. 

..  ..Eagles 

Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  five  eagles  displ.  sa.  Dynge 
or  Dyngey. 

Martlets 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  five  martlets  three  and  two 
gu.  M.  Thomas  Colpeper,  S,  quartering  arg. 
a  bend  engr.  gu. 

....  Eagles 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  six  eagles  displ.  vert.  Blewet, 
co.  Devon  ;  and  Cornwall,  V.    Blewett,  V*. 

....Lapwings 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  six  lapwings  arg.    Jarvis. 
....  Martlets 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  six  martlets  arg.    Belton. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  six  martlets  gu.   Hartshill. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  six  mart- 
lets counterchanged.     Agane. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  ermines  and  erm. 
betw.  six  martlets  counterchanged.  Griffith 
Amane  Amaney  or  Amanne,  V.  Amand  Amane 
or  Amarme. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  six  martlets 
counterchanged.     Griffyn. 

....  Swans 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  six  swans  arg.  membered  gu. 

Charlton. 

....Martlets 
Arg.    a    chev.    sa.    betw.     nine    martlets     gu. 

Colepepper,  V:       Sr.  John  Hardredishill, 

V.    Hardyshill  or  Hardyshull.    Limborne. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  nine  martlets  sa.    Stafford, 

V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  martlets  gu.    Sire  John 

de     Hardeshulle,     0.        The    martlets    in 

orle.    Thomas  Hardeshull,  Y.    Monsire  de 

Hardeshill,  Y. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  martlets  arg.  Richard  Benefeld. 

Bits 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  horsebits  arg.   Stanier, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1714. 
Per  pale  or  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horse-bits 

counterchanged.      Milner  or  Millner,  Nun- 

Appleton    Hall,    co.    York;     Baronetcy  1716. 

Milner,  confirmed  June  1772. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  snaffle-bits  or.       Milner, 

co.  Lincoln.     Milner,  Burton  Grange,  Atter- 

cliffe,  etc.,  co.  York.    Millner. 
Bordnre 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last  en- 

toury  of  mullets  as  the  first.     Loketon,  Harl. 

MS.  1404,  fo.  110. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  last 

entoury  of  mullets  or.    Lockton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 

bezanty.    Bromley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  and  a  bordure  az.     Alanby, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  within   a  bordure   engr.  az. 

Alanby,  V;  quartered  by  Medleton,  1575. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Bordure  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  and  a  bordure  engr.  sa.     Holme, 

Stapleton,  co.  Gloucester.    Holme,  V.    Hulin. 

Sr.  William  Hulym,  London,  V.     Hulyn,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London,  1459.     Hulyn,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  and  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Kymberley. 

Trewythenick. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Bavent,  Norfolk.     Sire  John  de  Bavent,  O. 

Beaghan.      Benn.      Chancey,    co.    Lincoln. 

Thomas    Chancy,  Baron    of  Skirpenbeke,    Y. 

Chauncey.    Sr.  Philip  Chauncy,  co.  Lincoln, 

temp.  Edward  I,  V.      Sire  Felip  de  Chaunscy, 

N.  Chawsy,  co.  Lincoln.  Delapoole.   Exilby. 

Sire   ....   Peche,  N.      Pechey.      Vannell, 

Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  platy.    Sr. 

John  Bavent,  Norfolk,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  compony  az. 

and  or.     Chilton,  Wye,    Kent ;    and   Cadiz, 

Spain. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.   within    a    bordure    engr.  sa. 

Bagworth.    Watevile  or  Watervile,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  be- 
zanty.   Bavent,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  recercely  sa. 

bezanty.    John  Bavent,  Y. 
Arg.   a  chev.  sa.  within  a    bordure    engr.    az. 

Staplehill. 
Arg.    a    chev.    and     bordure     sa.        Kymball. 

Trewartheneck,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second 

bezanty.    Boyley,  co.  Buckingham.    Boys,  co. 

Buckingham ;  and  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  se- 
cond.   Kymberlee,  V. 
Arg.    a    chev.    and    a     bordure     indented    sa. 

Trewarthenick  or  Trewithenick,  Cornwall ; 

a  coheiress  m.  Trejago. 
Az.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  gu.  within  a  bordure 

engr.  of  the  last.    Mahewe. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vert  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Vannell. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  within   a  bordure   engr.    arg. 

Lidderdale,  London ;  from  Scotland. 
Barry  of  three  sa.  and  or  a  chev.  arg.  within  a 

bordure  erm.     Hayles. 
Erm.  a  chev.   gu.  within  a  bordure    engr.  sa. 

Mallere.    Mallory. 
Erm.  a  chev.   gu.  -within   a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Revell,  V*.    Sr.  John  Ryvell,  V. 
Erm.  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.    Revell, 

co.  Warwick. 
Gu.  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.    Dent, 

co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  crusily  patty  a  chev.   and  a  bordure  arg. 

Barkeley,  co.  Hants. 
Gu.   a   chev.   arg.  within   a  bordure    engr.    sa. 

Bachworth,  V.    Batchworth,  V*. 
....  a  chev within  a  bordure  ....  Stafford, 

Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  263. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  charged  with 

mitres  of  the  first.  Edmund  Stafford,  Bishop  of 

Exeter  1395  to  1419,  brother  of  Ralph  Earl  of 

Stafford. 
Or  a  chev.  and  bordure  gu.   M.  Hughe  Stafford, 

T. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.     William 

de    Kimbe,    B.         Stafford,    Suthwyck,   co. 

Dorset. 
Or  a   chev.  gu.  within   a   bordure  sa.  bezanty. 

Pavier.    Vanes. 


404 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bordure  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  M.  Umf- 
frey  de  Stafford,  S.  Stafford,  Hook,  quar- 
tered by  Willoughby,  U.  Stafford,  Hook, 
and  Suthwyck,  co.  Dorset ;  and  Frome,  co. 
Stafford.    Stafford,  Southwyke,  co.  Dorset,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  invecked  sa. 
Stafford,  Frome,  co.  Stafford ;  and  Hook,  and 
Suthwyck,  co.  Dorset. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  within  a  bordure  arg. 
Hatton. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  within  a  bordure  arg.  Thornton, 
co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.    a    chev.    or   within    a    bordure  engr.  arg. 
Thornton,  Laughton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Bottles 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  phials  (in  shape  of  la- 
crymatories)  or.     Emsone,  V,  fo.  236. 
Bougets 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  sa.  and  or  betw.  three  water 
bougets  of  the  second.  Eoss,  Renfrew,  Scot- 
land, which  coat  passed  by  marriage,  1408,  to 
Coulthart  of  Coulthart,  Collyn,  and  Ashton- 
under-Lyne,  chief  of  the  name. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  water  bougets  gu. 
Hill. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buckets  gu.  Fitz- 
Walter. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  water  bougets  sa. 
Burshell,  co.  Devon.  Herd,  London.  Hull, 
Cornwall,  V.  Hull,  co.  Stafford.  Yard  or 
Yeaed, Cornwall;  Bradley,  and  Newton  Bushell, 
co. Devon;  and  Crosby, co. Leicester.  Yerde,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  sa. 
Bushell,  Newton  Bushell.  Bushell  or 
Busshell,  co.  Chester.  Bussell,  co.  War- 
wick. Fairly,  That  Ilk,  Scotland.  Hill, 
Shilston  in  Modbury,  co.  Devon.  Hovenell. 
Hownyll.    Hull,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buckets  (or  pails)  sa. 
Pemberton,  co.  Lancaster.  But  hooped  or. 
Pemberton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1611  ; 
and  Rusbdon,  co.  Northampton.  And  handled 
or.  Pemberton,  Millichope,  co.  Salop ;  de- 
scended from  a  family  seated  at  Pemberton, 
co.  Lancaster,  and  at  Wrockwardine,  co.  Salop  ; 
now  represented  by  C.  0.  Childe  Pemberton, 
Esq.,  quartering  Childe,  Lacon,  and  Baldwyn. 
Pemberton,  Milton,  co.  Northampton,  quarter- 
ing arg.  three  dragon's  heads  erect  sa.  couped 
and  langued  gu. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  water  bougets  vert. 
Staverdon,  co.  Buckingham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  buckets  (or  pails)  sa. 
Pemberton,  V*.  But  hooped  and  handled 
or.  Pemberton,  Pemberton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Pemerton,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  vert. 
Staverton,  Staverton  Manor,  Strodehall,  and 
Waroyle,  co.  Berks ;  and  Dreley,  co.  Hants. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  water  bougets 
arg.  Rose  or  Rosse,  Waddesden,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  or. 
Emsone. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  erm. 
Meaees,  co.  Lancaster. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buckets  (or  pails)  or. 
Whitewell,  V*.    Whitwell,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  betw.  three  water 
bougets  of  the  second.  Ross,  Haulkhead, 
Scotland. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Bougets  cont. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  sa.    Farby 

or  Farely. 
Or  a  chev.  counterembattled  betw.  three  water 

bougets  sa.     Ross,  Henning,  co.  Ayr. 
Sa.  a    chev.    betw.    three    water    bougets    arg. 

Bushell,   co.   Warwick,    V*.     Hownillyard, 

co.  Devon,   V*.      Hownyll,   V.      Yerd,  co. 

Devon.  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  buckets  (or  pails)  arg. 

Sutton,  Sussex,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  water  bougets  erm. 

Meer,  co.  Dorset ;  and  Durham. 

B0W3 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crossbows  unbent  az. 

Hurell,  V.    Hurle.    Hurrell,  V*. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three     stone     bows     sa. 

Hurlestone. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three   crossbows    arg. 

handles  or.    Trimmer. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  bows  bent  in  pale  gu. 

Bowman,  Hethleton,  co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bows  arg.    Buche. 

Boxes  see  Pounce-boxes 

Brogues  see  Legs 

Brooms 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  besoms  gu.    Brome. 
Arg.    a    chev.    engr.    betw.    three    brooms    sa. 

Browne,  co.  Oxford. 
Buckles 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  a  round  buckle  with 

a  griffin's  head  erased  and  in  base  an  escallop 

arg.     Lumsdaine. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  a  wolf's  head  couped 

with  a  buckle   and  in   base   an  escallop  arg. 

Lumsden,  Innergelly,  Scotland. 
Arg.    a   chev.    gu.   betw.    three   square  buckles 

tongues  pendent  palewise.  sa.      Moorton  or 

Moreton,   Moorton,  co.   Stafford.    Moreton, 

Baron  Ducie  1763,  Viscount  Moreton  and  Earl 

Ducie  1837.    Morton. 
Arg.    a    chev.    sa.     betw.    three     buckles     gu. 

Fitz-Water,  Cumberland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  round  buckles  gu. 

Fitz-Water.      Grace.      The    tongues    fess- 

wise.     Tregodick,  Tregodick,  Cornwall.     The 

points  to  the  sinister.     Fitzwalter,  Cornwall, 

V,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10.     Fitzwater, 

V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buckles  sa.    Mallet,  co. 

Buckingham.    Morton,  Houghton,  co.  Salop. 

Sire  Robert  de  Norton,  0.    Sutton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  round  buckles  points  to 

the  sinister  sa.    Croxford,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  square  buckles  tongues 

fesswise  sa.    Tregoddick,  Tregoddick,  Corn- 
wall.    The  tongues  pendent.     Moreton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  round  buckles  az. 

Bowkell,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lozenge  buckles  or. 

Chester.     William  Chestre  or  Chestree,  Y. 

The  points  dexter.    Caster,  V,  Cotton.  MS. 

Tiberius  D,  10. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  round  buckles  points 

dexter  or.     Caster,  V. 
Gu.    a  chev.  erm.    betw.  three   round    buckles 

or.       Barber,    V*.        The    points    sinister. 

Dalby,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buckles  or.    Bukhill. 

Caster.      The  tongues  pendent.     Highfield, 

co.  York. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Buckles  cont. 

Gu.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  round  buckles  points 
dexter  or.  Kinch  or  Kintch,  Ireland.  Knit, 
Daneslowne,  Ireland,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  round  buckles  sa. 
Trecothick,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1770. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buckles  arg.  Bokle. 
Buckle,  London.  Sire  Robert  Malet,  N. 
Martyn,  co.  Buckingham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  round  buckles  arg. 
Mallet,  co.  Buckingham  ;  and  Normanton,  co. 
York.  Mallett,  V*.  The  tongues  to  the  si- 
nister. Sr.  Robert  Malett,  co.  Buckingham, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  buckles  tongues 
pendent  arg.    Bradbury,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  round  buckles 
tongues  pendent  arg.  Sr.  Thomas  Bradbery, 
Alderman  of  London,  V.  Bradbury,  Essex; 
and  Suffolk. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  buckles  arg.  a  fleur- 
de-lis  for  diff.  or.  Bradbury,  co.  Derby ;  and 
London. 

Buildings,  etc. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  round  wells  gu. 
Cristy,  V*.    Crysty,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  round  wells  arg.  Tipper, 
Tippers,  co.  Kildare,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 

Sa.    a    chev.    or    betw.     three     dovecotes    arg. 
Shapcott,  Shapcott,  co.  Devon. 
Bundles 

Arg.  a'  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bundles  of  laths 
(as  the  second,  1716)  vert.  Company  of 
Woodmongers,  London,  V,  Cotton.  MS.  Tibe- 
rius D,  10,  fo.  885. 

Camelion  see  Reptile 
Canton 

Per  chief  indented  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  pean 
betw.  a  canton  erm.  and  in  base  a  lion  ramp, 
of  the  first.     Davis,  Leytonstone,  Essex. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  cbev.  betw.  on  a  canton 
az.  a  harp  or  and  in  base  a  crescent  counter- 
changed.  Alexander,  Baron  Caledon  1790, 
Viscount  Alexander  1797,  Earl  of  Caledon  1800. 
And  with  in  the  sinister  chief  point  a  mullet  of 
the  last.  Alexander,  Dublin ;  Baronetcy 
1809. 

Caps  and  Hats 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  chapeaus  (?  caps  of 
maintenance)  points  to  the  dexter  az.  Lord 
Brudnell,  W. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  morions  or  steel 
caps  full  faced  az.  Brudenell,  Baronetcy 
161 1,  Barony  1627,  Earl  of  Cardigan  1661. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  gu.  betw.  three  steel  caps  points  to 
the  dexter  az.  Brudenell,  Stanton  Wyvile, 
co.  Leicester ;  and  co.  Northampton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  chapeaus  (?  caps  of 
maintenance)  points  to  the  sinister  az.  turned 
up  erm.    Brudnell,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  156. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  morions  (or  steel 
caps)  ppr.    Brudenell,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  duciperssa.  Lakingleech. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  steel  caps  sa.  Brudenall 
or  Brudenell. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  chapeaus  (?  caps 
of  maintenance)  points  to  the  sinister  of  the 
last  turned  up  erm.  Lakenlech,  Harl.  MS. 
1404,  fo.  155. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  caps  of  the  last  turned 
up  gu.     M.  John  Lakynghithe,  S. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Caps  and  Hats  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  chapeaus   (?  caps  of 
maintenance)  points  to  the  sinister  of  the  last 
turned  up  gu.     Lakenlyche,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hats  sa.  brims  turned  up 
gu.  Lakenleech  or  Lakinlioh.  Lakinhethe, 
Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  65. 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  caps  of  maintenance 

az.      BlIRDENELL. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hats  arg.    Bery. 

Castles 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  castles  and  in  base 

a  griffin  segreant  gu.    Scarbrow,  granted  .... 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  or  a  chev.  barry  wavy  of  six 

arg.  and  vert  betw.  in  chief  two  castles  of  the 

third  and  in  base  a  bomb  fired  ppr.    Watson, 

Ireland ;  granted  1767. 
....   a    chev betw.   three    castles   triple- 
towered  ....      Castell,  Castle  Brorawich,  co. 

Stafford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  castles  gu.    Castleford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  gu.    Trevilla. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  triple-towered  gu. 

Castleford,  V. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    triple    towers     gu. 

Castleford,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  castles  triple-towered 

gu.    Sumpter,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  castles  sa.  flaming  with 

fire  gu.     Madocks,  Middlesex;  confirmed  26 

March  1592. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  triple-towered  sa. 

Bromwtch.     Trevilla,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  castles  arg.     Castelford, 

Essex. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  towers  arg.       Renton, 

That  Ilk. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  castles  or.   Dunch,  Charl- 
ton, co.  Wilts.     Velley,  Hartland,  co.  Devon  ; 

the  coheirs  m.  Hamlyn  and  Ley.    Vile. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  or.    Walter  De 

la  Wyle,  Bishop  of  Salisbury  1263-71.  Wyle,F. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  triple  towers  arg.  Oneby, 

co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  ....     Jenkin  ap 

Eynon,  Hendar. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  castles  gu.     Scarburgh, 

Northweltham,  Norfolk ;  confirmed  10  Septem- 
ber 1614. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  castles  triple-towered  gu. 

Hibbings,  Redmorley.    Hobbins,  Redmarsley, 

co.  Hereford. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  triple-towered  gu. 

Scarborough,  Norfolk. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  towers  triple-towered 

gU.      DORSTELL,  V.      SCARBOURGH,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three    triple    towers    gu. 

DORSTELL,  V*.      SCARBOURGH,  V* . 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  triple-towered  arg. 
Dunch,  Little  Witnam,  co.  Berks;  in  Charlton 
Church,  co.  Wilts.  Spicer,  Exeter;  and  Weare 
in  Topsham,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  a  chev.  ermiDois  betw.  three  (castles,  1716) 
towers  triple  towered  or.  Captain  Christopher 
Spicer,  co.  Devon,  1716.    Spycer. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  towers  triple- 
towered  arg.    Dunch,  co.  Berks. 
Chessrooks 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chessrooks  erm.  Walcot, 
Wallingford,  co.  Berks;  a  branch  of  Walcot, 
Walcot  in  Lydbury,  and  Bitterley  Court,  co. 
Salop,  quartering  (ancient)  Walcot. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Chessrooks  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erra.  betw.  three  chessrooks  ermines. 
Pinchbeck,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chessrooks  ermines. 
Wallcot,  V*.    Wallcott,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chessrooks  gu.  Walcot, 
co.  Lincoln.     Wallcott,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  chessrooks  sa. 
Oerock,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chessrooks  sa.  Anlaby, 
Elton  in  Harthill,  co.  York.  Anlaby,  V. 
Anleby  or  Anselby,  Eaton,  co.  York.  Rokele, 
V*.  Rokell,  V.  Wabtee  or  Waetub,  co. 
Stafford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  chessrooks  sa. 
Rook.  Walter,  Cundall,  co.  York.  Wakter,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chessrooks  arg. 
Spuerock. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  chessrooks  or. 
Scekley  Scepley  or  Schapley,  Middlesex. 
Shapley.   Schipley,  Middlesex,  V.  Shipley,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chessrooks  or.    Schlpley. 
Shipley,  V*. 
Chevrons 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  two  chevrons  sa.  G  allot, 
France. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  one  in  chief  or  and 
another  in  base  of  the  second.  Bawde,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  az.  betw.  two  chevrons 
and  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or.    Blakey, 
Huntingfield,  Suffolk. 
Chief 

Arg.  a  chev.  pean  betw.  a  chief  indented  sa. 
charged  with  a  canton  erm.  and  in  base  a  lion 
ramp,  of  the  third.  Davis,  Leytonstone,  Essex. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  a  chief  of  the  second  and  in 
base  a  lion  ramp.  arg.     Ollier. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  a  chief  vert  charged 
with  two  garbs  of  the  first  and  in  base  a  lion 
ramp.  gu.  Frohock,  co.  Cambridge ;  and 
London;  gran  ted  1764. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  on  a  chief  az.  three  bezants 
and  iD  base  a  crescent  of  the  second.  Codon  or 
Codun,  Suffolk.  The  crescent  or.  Codun, 
Suffolk,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  wavy  gu.  betw.  on  a  chief  az.  a  thunder- 
bolt enclosed  by  two  mullets  or  one  concealed  by 
a  canton  gold  charged  with  a  saltire  engr.  sa. 
betw.  four  crosses  patty  of  the  second  aud  in 
base  a  seahorse  in  sea  ppr.  supporting  a  flag  of 
the  third.  Thompson,  Virhees,  Sussex ;  Baro- 
netcy .... 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  a  chief  sa.  and  in  thefess  point 
a  leopard's  face  gu.    Pourdon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  a  chief  chequy  arg. 
and  az.  and  in  base  a  plate.  Dopping,  Lotown, 
co.  Westmeath  ;  and  Colmolyn,  co.  Meath. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  pale  gu. 
charged  with  a  garb  or  betw.  two  leopard's 
(faces  or)  heads  of  the  first,  and  in  base  a 
sword  as  the  third  hilt  and  pomel  gold.  Blayds, 
Oulton,  co.  York.  And  with  a  mullet  arg.  in 
the  dexter  chief  for  diff.    Thomas  Blayds. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  mascles   of  the   first  in   base   an    oak- 
wreath  vert  tied  az.     Pellew,  Treverry,  Corn- 
wall, 1796. 
Chisels 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  chisels  or  handled  of 
the  second.  Cheseldon  or  Scheseldon,  V. 
Sheseldon,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  95. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Chisels   cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chisels  sa.  Cheseldon 
or  Chesselden, 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  chisels  of  the  second 
handled  or.     Cheseldon,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chisels  arg.      Cheselten, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  105. 
Clarion  see  Rest 
Claw  see  Leg 
Closet 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  closets  gu.     Malbise. 
Clove  see  Fruits 
Coaches 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coaches  or.      Company  of 
Coachmakers   and    Coach-Harness   Makers, 
London. 
Combs 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  currycombs  ppr. 
Harman. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  currycombs  sa.  Harman, 
Kent. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  combs  arg.  Botell, 
Prior  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in  England,  V. 
Bothell  or  Botell,  Essex.  Bottell,  V*. 
Fraxines.  Fraxinis,  V.  Ponsonby,  Baron 
Bessborough  1721,  Ponsonby  1749,  Duncannon, 
1834,  Viscount  Duncannon  1723,  Earl  of  Bess- 
borough  1739.  Ponsonby,  Barony  1806,  Vis- 
county 1839.  Ponsonby,  Baron  de  Mauley 
1838.  Ponsonby,  Cumberland  and  Ireland. 
Ponsonby,  Crotto,  Kent ;  a  branch  of  Ponsonby, 
Ponsonby,  and  afterwards  Haugh  or  Hale, 
Cumberland. 

Sa.   a  chev.  betw.  three   combs    arg.      Bdtle. 

Comb    or    Combe,   Scotland.      Tunstall,  co. 

Lancaster;     Everton,    co.    Nottingham;    and 

Hatchford,  Richmondshire.     Tdrnstall,  1716. 

Compasses 

Arg.  a  chev.  (another  engr.)  betw.  three  pairs  of 
compasses  expanded  at  the  points  sa.  Company 
of  Carpentees,  London. 
Cord 

Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  cords  erased  at  each 
end  and  tied  in  knots  vert.     Cleavee. 
Coronels  see  Heads  (of  Spears) 
Coronets 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  an  Eastern  crown 
gu.  enclosed  by  two  chaplets  of  laurel  vert  and  in 
base  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  third.    Richards. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  ducal  coronets  sa. 
Robert  Folman,  V.  The  chev.  ermines. 
Toulmin. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crowns  sa.  Knowton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ducal  coronets 
of  the  second.    Bykeley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  (?  sa.)  betw.  three  crowns  (in 
error  for  crows)  ppr.  Cromar  Cromer 
Cronmae  or  Ceownee,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don, 1413  and  1423. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crowns  or.  Coeona, 
V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ducal  coronets  or.  Brona. 
Thomas  de  Corona,  V.  Coeona,  Adlington,  co. 
Chester. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mural  crowns  or. 
Waltham,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  chev.  dancetty  betw.  three  mural  coronets 
or.  Curtess  Curteys  and  Cuetiss.  Curtis, 
Tuddenham  Hall,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  crowns  arg.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  or.  Mahewe  or  Mathew, 
Clipsby,  and  Byllockegsby,  Norfolk. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Coronets  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  crowns  or  -within  a 

bordure  engr.  gu.     Mahewe,  Essex. 
Az.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  three  ducal 

coronets  of  the  second  within  a  bordure  engr. 

or.     Mathew,  Billokesby,  Norfolk. 
Az.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  three  ducal 

coronets  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  last. 

Mayhewe,    Clippesby,    Norfolk;    confirmed  9 

November  1563. 
Gu.   a  chev.  betw.   three    ducal    coronets    arg. 

Cotterell,  Ireland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  errn.  betw.  three  mural  coronets  az. 

out  of   each   a  talbot's    head    or.     Hodges, 

Overne,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  ducal  coronets 

or.    Austin. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  antique  crowns 

or.    Grant,  Glenlochy,  Kilgraston,  and  Pit- 

caithly,  co.  Perth;  confirmed  1783. 
Gu.  a  chev.    betw.    three    antique    crowns    or. 

Grant,  Auchnanie,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  ducal  coronets  or. 

Folman.  Mahew,  V*.  Mahewe  alias  Heller 

or  Mayow,  Lestwithiel,  Cornwall.     May  Mayow 

or  Mayhew,  High  Cross  in  St.  Austell,  Looe, 

and  Bray,  Cornwall.     Mayhew,  V.    Mayo,  co. 

Dorset. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  crowns  or.   Mayhew, 

Hemington,  Suffolk. 
Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  ducal  coronets  or. 

Blackbourn. 
Couplecloses 
Arg.  a  chev.  (plain)  az.  betw.  two  couplecloses 

engr.    on    the    outer    edge    sa.       Staley   or 

Staveley,  V. 
Arg.   a  chev.  az.  betw.  two   couplecloses   engr. 

sa.    Staley  or  Staveley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu.  and 

three  leaves  vert.    Cooper. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  fimbriated  sa.  betw.  two  couple- 
closes of   the  last  and    three    annulets    gu. 

Cooper,  Southwark. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  and 

three  chaplets  gu.      John  Burgh  or  Borne, 

Middlesex,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa. 

and  three   annulets   gu.      Glutton,  Clutton, 

Nantwich,  and  Chorlton,  near  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  two  couplecloses  and 

three  ravens  sa.    Rice. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  two  couplecloses  az.  and 

three  torteaux  each  encircled  by  two  branches 

of  oak  ppr.     Crutchley,  Sunninghill  Park, 

Chertsey. 
Arg.     a     chev.    betw.     two     couplecloses     gu. 

Langlond,  V.     (?  Malbise,  closets). 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two   couplecloses   gu.   betw. 

three  lions  ramp.  sa.  Boorne.  Browne,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  with  in  chief 

as  many  pheons  and  in  base  a  unicorn's  head 

erased  (?  gu.).    Main,  Easter  House. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and   three 

pheons  gu.     Main,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  az.  and 

three  pierced  mullets  of  the  second.     Culey, 

co.  Derby.     Culy,  co.  Derby,  Harl.  MS.  1404, 

fo.  78  6. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses   and  three 

martlets  sa.    Tanfield. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses   and  three 

escallops  sa.    Chajiberlayn,  co.  York. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. .  ..cont. 
Couplecloses  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and 
three  bear's  heads  erased  barwise  sa.  muzzled 
of  the  first.     Langdon,  Wolterton,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  and  three 
(buck's  heads  in  Aubrey,  Surrey)  stag's  heads 
cabossed  gu.  John  Marshall  aliter  Martial, 
founder  and  endower,  1671,  of  Christchurch 
Church,  Surrey,  Add.  MS.  6049. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
stag's  heads  cabossed  sa.  Martiall,  London, 
1696. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  and  three 
six-pointed  mullets  gu.  pierced  or.  Yaxley, 
Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  engr.  (i.e. 
the  outer  edge  of  the  couplecloses  engr.  Harl. 
MS.  1386,  fo.  34  6.)  sa.    Denston. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  arg.     Souter. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  two  couplecloses  or  and 
three  crescents  of  the  second.     Holyoke. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  arg.  and 
three  falcons  or.    Butler.    Button. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  or  and 
three  eagles  displ.  arg.  Essex,  co.  Berks ;  and 
Middlesex. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three  es- 
callops or.     Chamberlayn. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  or  and  three 
roses  gu.  Browne,  Chapel  Allerton,  co.  York  ; 
and  Bishop's  Canning  (temp.  Elizabeth),  and 
Monkton  Farleigh,  co.  Wilts. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu.  and. 
three  birds  az.  their  eyes  red.  Drewe,  Harl. 
MS.  1404,  fo.  143.  Drew,  Cornwall ;  and  co.York. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three  leo- 
pard's faces  arg.     Coles,  co.  Dorset. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  (?arg.)  Cordall, London. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  or  and 
three  escallops  of  the  second.  BRowNE.co.Devon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
escallops  or.    Browne,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  az.  betw.  two  couple- 
closes arg.  and  three  roses  of  the  last  barbed  and 
seeded  ppr.  Reeves,  Leadenham  House,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Or  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
5-foils  sa.    Starchley,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  94. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu.  and 
three  birds  az.  Drew,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Wilts. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu.  and  three 
(moorcocks,  V*.)  heathcocks  of  the  second. 
Drewe,  V*.    Drwe,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  and  three 
roses  gu.  slipped  vert.  (Confirmed  3017  to) 
Miles  Smith,  Bishop  of  Gloucester  1612-24. 
The  roses  stalked  and  leaved  vert,  W.  And 
seeded  gold.  Smith,  co.  Gloucester;  and 
Lambeth,  Surrey. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
5-foils  sa.     Stracheley. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
griffin's  heads  couped  the  two  in  chief  respect- 
ant  sa.    Hancock. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three  demi- 
griffins  segreant  couped  sa.  Smith,  Broxtow, 
co.  Nottingham.  The  demi-griffins  in  chief 
respectant.  Smith,  Gadesby,  and  Ashlyn's 
Hall,  co.  Hertford  ;  the  senior  branch  of  Smith, 
afterwards  Bromley,  Nottingham,  and  East 
Stoke,  co.  Nottingham,  Baronetcy  1757. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Couplecloses  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three  demi- 
griffins  segreant  reguard.  sa.  Smith,  quar- 
tered by  Sargent. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  or  and 
three  swans  the  two  in  chief  respectant  arg. 
beaked  andmembered  of  the  third.  Eastwood. 
Flockton  Nettus,  co.  York;  granted  1747. 
Eastwood  or  Estwood. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
bull's  heads  cabossed  or.  Saunders  ;  granted 
3  May  1761. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three  5- 
foils  or.  Raynton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1632,  ob.  1666 ;  and  Enfield,  Middlesex. 
Renton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  four  couplecloses  and  three 
crosses  patty  gu.    Smith  or  Smythe,  Surrey. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  four  couplecloses  and  three 
5-foils  arg.  Rainton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1632. 

Crescent 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  crescent  enclosed 
by  two  mullets  of  the  last  and  in  base  a  demi- 
otter  issuing  out  of  water  ppr.  Ord,  Scot- 
land. 

Crescents 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  az. 
and  in  base  a  martlet  sa.  Ltttefoot,  Scot- 
land. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and  in 
base  a  dexter  arm  embowed  couped  fesswise 
wielding  a  sword  gu.     Heaps. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  gu. 
and  in  base  an  arm  armed  couped  fesswise 
holding  a  sword  in  pale  ppr.  hilt  and  pomel 
or.    Jack,  Glasgow,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents 
and  in  base  a  mullet  or.     Docminique,  London. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents 
arg.  and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Shevill, 
Bishopwearmouth,  co.  Durham  Shovel  ; 
granted  1691.  Sir  Cloudesly  Shovel,  por- 
trait. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and 
in  base  a  garb  within  a  bordure  engr.  or. 
Smith,  Jordan  Hill,  co.  Renfrew.  The  border 
invecked  or.  Smith,  Carbeth  Guthrie,  co. 
Stirling. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and  in 
base  an  escallop  az.  Henmker;  Baronetcy 
1765,  Barony  18U0.  Henniker,  Newton  Hall, 
Essex;  Baronetcy  1813. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and  in 
base  a  pelican  vulning  itself  or.     Criche. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and  in 
base  a  3-foil  slipped  or.  Western,  Baron 
Western  1833-44.  Westerne  or  Western, 
Essex.    Westerne,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev. betw.  three  crescents  az.  Nethermill, 
co.  Warwick.  Norton,  Charlton,  co.  Berks; 
Fulham,  Middlesex;  Kent;  London;  and  Co- 
ventry, co.  Warwick.  Norton,  Leeds,  Kent, 
V.    Walker,  Leeds,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  ermines. 
(Lea,  V*);  quartered  by  Framyngham,  Suf- 
folk, W. 

Arg,  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crescents  ....  im- 
paled with  az.  a  right  hand  the  fingers  and 
palm  spread  open  in  base  two  fetters  with 
chains  broken  ppr.  Hochepied,  quartered  by 
Larpent. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Crescents  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  Ipstans 
Ipstanes  and  Ipstanes.  Ipstanes,  V.  M. 
John  (Bonatlem  in  a  later  hand),  S. 
Marshall,  Chelsea,  Middlesex.  Pole,  Rad- 
bourn,  co.  Derby ;  quartering  Wakebridge, 
Lawton,  Chandos,  Fitz  Walkelyn,  Twyford, 
Brailsford,  Basset,  Colville,  Moton,  etc.  Poole, 
Radburie,  co.  Derby,  V.  Rider  or  Rither. 
Ypstarnus.  And  with  a  mullet  in  chief  for 
diff.  az.  Pole,  Wolverton  Park,  co.  Hants. 
Baronetcy  28  July  1791. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  over  all  a 
bend  sinister  ....     Poole. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  within  a 
bordure  erm.    Assent,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  between  three  crescents  or. 
Carson,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crescents  sa. 
Wither,  Hall  Place,  co.  Hants ;  derived  from 
Wither,  co.  Lancaster;  and  Manydown,  co. 
Hants  ;  temp.  Edward  III ;  a  heiress  m.  ( 1684) 
Bigg.  Wither,  V*.  Withers,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1708.  Sr.  Thomas  Wyther,  V. 
Wythers,  Colchester, Essex;  and  Manydown, 
and  Theden,  co.  Hants. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  purp.  Raufe 
Poole,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  Pollard, 
Kelve,  co.  Somerset.  Speney,  V.  Whithers, 
co.  Wilts.  Withers,  Porcullis  Pursuivant  of 
Arms,  temp.  Mary  I.    Wythers,  co.  Hants. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  sa.  Beauchamp. 
Lee.    Massy.    Walker,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  crescents  and  in 
base  a  buglehorn  sa.    Lemington, 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  sa.  flammant 
gu.  Ingelton,  V*.  Ingilton,  Harl.  MS. 
1386, fo.  36  ;  and  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crescents  sa. 
Rous,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  crescents  gu. 
Marshall,  V;  Northumberland. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  Cotton. 
Durie  or  Drury.  Hodges.  Rider,  Man- 
chester. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  out  of  each  an 
estoile  issuing  arg.    Minshull. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 
Palmer,  Wadesden,  co.  Buckingham ;  and 
Stockdale,  co.  Northampton;  granted  1579. 

Az.  goutty  d'eau  a  chev.  raguly  betw.  three 
crescents  arg.     Knotshuxl. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  or.  Dury, 
Dury,  Scotland.  Sr.  John  Stakepoul,  V. 
Stakepoule,  V*.  Stakepowle  Stakepoll  or 
Stakepoole. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  within  a 
bordure  invecked  or.  Dury,  Grange,  Scot- 
land. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 
Glover  (in  St.  Sepulchre's  Church,  Lon- 
don). 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  Sr. 
William  Berkerolles,  Lord  of  Coytie,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V.  Beekerolls,  V*.  Chorlott. 
Colby.     Sr.  William  Hettote,  co.  Gloucester, 

V.       HETTOTS,  V*.      HOLIFFE    HoLLET    HoLYFE 
HOOTE  HOTIE  HOTON    HOTOTT   Or   HOTTOT,  CO. 

Gloucester.    Sire  William  de  Hotot,  N. 
Az.  goutty  d'or  a  chev.  of  the  last  betw.  three 
crescents  arg.     Knott,  Suffolk. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crescents  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or.       Barke. 

Barkerolles,  co.  Gloucester,  V.  Beckeroli.es. 

Berkerolles,   quartered  by  StradliDg.      Sire 

William   de   Berkeroles,  N.       Berkrall  or 

Berkrolls,    co.    Gloucester.     Catife  Cateff 

or  Cattyffe.     Cayliff. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or  each  charged 

with  an  ogress.  Moigne  or  Moyne, Essex;  and 

Norfolk. 
Az.  goutty  d'or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  of 

the  last.     Knott,  Sussex. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.    Elude. 
Erra.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or.  Durward, 

Bocking,  Essex.   Lilborne,  V*.  Lylborne,  V. 
Erm.  a  chev.  quarterly  per  chev.  or  and  sa.  betw. 

three  crescents  gu.     Wincold  or  Wincoll,  co. 

Leicester:  and  Suffolk.    Wyncoll,  Twinstead, 

Essex,    1610;  quartering    ....     a    fess    .... 

betw.  three  birds  .... 
Ermines  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or.  Lilborne. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.     Cotham, 

V*.     Cottam.     Sr.  John  Cotton,  V.     Richard 

Denton,  Y.    Foulston,  co.  Devon.     Gostling. 

Martin.        Oltphant,    Bachiltoun,    Scotland. 

Alfred    Ollivant,    Bishop    of  Llandaff  1849. 

Poole,  co.  Derby. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  of  the  se- 
cond each  charged  with  a  crescent  sa.  within  as 

many  martlets  az.     Detton,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 

Oltphant,  Langtoun,  and  Classbiny,  Scotland. 
Gu.    a    chev.    arg.    betw.    three    crescents    or. 

Ll'NDOWNE,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  erm.  Goselyn 
or  Gosling,  London.  Gosselin,  Island  of 
Jersey ;  Bengeo  Hall,  co.  Hertford ;  and  Mount 
Ospringe,  Kent ;  granted  temp.  Edward  III. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  Hotott. 
Maxey,  Medley,  co.  Huntingdon.     Parner. 

Gu.achev.orbetw.threecrescentserm.GossELYN,F. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or.  Gooseling. 
Gosling.  John  Maxe,  Commendator  (1520) 
of  Welbeck  and  Bishop  of  Elphin  1511-36,  V. 
Maxey,  V*.     Maxey,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  The 
learned  Smetius,  1716. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 
Goddard,  Norfolk;  co.  Hants;  and  (temp. 
John)  co.  Wilts,  with  branches  in  the  latter 
county  at  Albourn,  Basset,  Berwick,  Clyffe- 
Pypard,  Hartham,  Purton  (the  heiress  m. 
Wilsonn),  Standen  Hussey,  Swindon,  Upham, 
etc.  Goddard,  co.  Wilts,  and  Norfolk,  W. 
Goddart,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  crescents  erm. 
Godard,  Eastwood,  co.  Hants. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  crescents  or.  Dare, 
Tournay,  France. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  az.    Blaydes. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.     Stradling. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents 
gu.     Pembrooke. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three 
crescents  or.  CRAiGiE,Dumbarnie,  Scotland; 
the  heiress  m.  Halkett.     Craigie,  Kilgraston. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  Babthorp. 
Babthorpe,  Babthorp,  and  Osgodby.  Flynt. 
Martin,  Meadhop,  Scotland.  Southworth, 
co.  Lancaster,  V.    Spiney  or  Spinney. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  within  a 
bordure  of  the  last.     Glover,  1606. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Crescents  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.    betw.    three    crescents    arg.    each 
charged  with  another  crescent  gu.  Deton,  F*. 
But  within  a  bordure  compony  of  the  second 
and  third.     Deton,  V.    Deyfe,  co.  Worcester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  of  the  se- 
cond each  charged  with  a  crescent  sa.  within 
as  many  martlets  az.     Detton,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 

Knotshull. 
Sa.achev.  engr.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  Assakar 
orAssAKDR.  Palmer,  Stokedale,co.Northampton. 
Sa.  a  chev.  indented  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 

Martin. 
Sa.  a  chev.  invecked  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 

Martin,  Anstruther,  Scotland. 
Sa.    a    chev.    arg.    betw.  three   crescents   erm. 

Babthorp.    Flint.     Glover,  Scotland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  or.     Spyne. 
Sa.   a    chev.   erm.    betw.   three    crescents    arg. 
Glover,  Ashford,   Kent;    and   Coventry,  co. 
Warwick;  granted  4   March   1577.      Glover, 
London;  granted  April  1604.      Glover,  Nor- 
folk 1611 ;  Romney,  Kent;  and  London.     Ro- 
bert Glover,  Somerset  Herald,  temp.  Eliza- 
beth, V.    Glover,  Scotland.     Lee,  quartered 
by  Fremlingham,  Harl.  MS.  1484,  fo.  50. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  and  a 

bordure  or.    Glover,  London  ;  granted  1602. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  erm.  Babthorp, 

co.  York.    Deyse.    West,  V. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    crescents    erminois. 

Framinghay. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg. 
Babthorp,  V*,  and  co.  York.  Sr.  de  Babthorpe, 
V.  Palmer,  Kilmare,  co.  Kerry;  a  branch 
(through  Palmer,  Rockingham)  of  Palmer, 
Carlton,  co.  Northampton,  Baronetcy  1660. 
Sa.    a    chev.    or    betw.    three    crescents     erm. 

Babthorp,  co.  York.     Sr.  de  Babthorpe,  V. 
Sa.     a      chev.     betw.       three      crescents      or. 
Babthorp.  Bolington.  Dakenfield. 

duckenfeld,  v.    duckenfield. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or  each  charged 

with  another  of  the  first.     Deyse. 
Sa.    a    chev.    vair    betw.    three    crescents    arg. 

Martin,  Gilliston,  Scotland. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or.    Copherst. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  six  crescents  or.    Kenne. 

CrosB 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  a  cross  patty  of  the 
last  and  in  base  a  heart  gu.  Littleman  or 
Littilman,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  a  cross  croslet 
fitchy  sa.  enclosed  by  two  5-foils  of  the  second 
and  in  base  a  saltire  couped  az.  Agnew, 
Sheuchan:  descended  from  Agnew,  Lochnew  ; 
quartered  by  Vans. 

Crosses  and  see  Sails 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  patty 
fitchy  of  the  second  and  in  base  a  snake  coiled 
vert.    Whitby,  co.  Chester ;  and  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  croslet 
fitchy   and  in   base  a  boar's  head  erased  sa. 
Kennedy,  Kirkmichael,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  crosses  botonny  fitchy  sa. 

over  all  a  bend  gu.  Wiltshire. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  patty  flory 
fitchy  and  in  base  a  pierced  mullet  sa.  Rypon, 
London;  granted  1590.  The  mullet  within 
a  crescent  of  the  last.  Rippon,  Water  Ville, 
North  Shields,  Northumberland. 

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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  patty  and 

in  base  a  saltire  sa.      Beaupeny,  co.  Somerset. 

Greenham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

and  in  base  a  battleaxe  arg.     Sims,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crosses  patty  fitchy 

and  in  base  an  annulet  or.  Twycross.  Wotton. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  cbief  two  crosses  croslet 

of   the    second    and  in   base    a   helmet  ppr. 

Southwerth,  Ireland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  engr. 

or.    Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-crosses  gu.  Tokett. 
....  a  chev betw.  three  crosses  patonce  .... 

Matthew  de  Sothworth,  seal  1394,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  az. 

Chardelow,  Spratling,  Norfolk.     Scardlow. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  az.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.      Sir    John    Buckworth,    London    1730. 

Sherlaw  or  Sherley,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 

botonny  fitchy  of  the  second.   Reynolds,  1711, 

in  St.  Mary's,  Lambeth. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  or  betw.  three  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  sa.    Richard  Reynolds,  Bishop 

of  Bangor  1721,  Lincoln  1723-44. 
Arg.  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  of  the  third.    Reynolds,  Carshal- 

ton,  Surrey. 
Arg.    a  chev.  compony  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  last.     Reynolds. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 

(gu.  another)  sa.      Bardolphe  or  Bardulfe, 

co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  sa.     Hulme,  Ball-Hay  House,  Leek,  co. 

Stafford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  crosses  patty 

fitchy  sa.    Boughton,  Essex,  1595. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy 

az.   SCHARDELOW. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  fitchy  those 

in  chief  croslet  and  that  in  base  botonny  az. 

Shardelow,  Shardelow,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

az.       Scardelow  or  Shardelew,  Cotton.  MS. 

Tiberius  D  10.     Shardelow,  Schimpling,  Nor- 
folk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  gu.      Chipchase 

and  Chiphase. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny    gu. 

Burton. 
Arg.   a   chev.  betw.    three    crosses    croslet    gu. 

Chesseldon,  V.        Christian.        Copildyke 

Copledyke     or     Copuldike,      co.      Lincoln. 

Copoldike,  West  Wickham,   Kent.       M.  John 

Copuldick,  S.       Copuldike,   co.   Lincoln,  V. 

Holbrooke,  Suffolk.    Kirton.    Smith,  Suffolk. 

Southwerth.      Richard  Stern,  Whitecliff,  co. 

York,  1730,  son  of  Richard  Stern,  Archbishop 

of  York.     Robert  Wycliff,  P. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses   croslet  fitchy 

each  held  in  a  dexter  hand  fesswise  couped  gu. 

McRorie  or  Rorie,  Scotland. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    crosses  moline  gu. 

Bruckshaw  or  Bruckshow.      Cheselden,   V. 

Cheseldon  or  Cheseldyne,  Chippisham,  Rut- 

land.     Chiseldine.'    Chiselden,   Cotton   MS. 

Tiberius  D  10. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    crosses    patty    gu. 

Atoste,  V.    Barclay,  Wavertree  Lodge,  Liver- 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Crosses  co?it. 
pool ;    Burford  Lodge,  Surrey ;  Collairnie,  co. 
Fife;  quartering Brockhurst.  Barkley.  Newby, 
Hooton,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  gu. 
Tofte.  Woodrof  or  WooDROW,Bolton-upon- 
Deane,  co.  York.  Woodruffe,  Wolley,  co. 
York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  sa. 
Chardelowe,F*.  Shardelow,  V*.  Smythe, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10.     Tonds,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy 
sa.  Chardelow,  V.  Thomas  Siiardelowe,  V; 
but  Shardelewe  and  Scardelow,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D,  10. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa. 
Gully,  Treveunen,  Cornwall;  quartering  Slade, 
Powne,  Coryn,  etc.  Smyth,  V.  Smyth,  Wal- 
socken,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  Cardelon  or  Cakdelyon.  Cardelou,  V. 
Cardeton.  Kennedy,  Bennane  ;  and  Finnarts 
in  Carrick,  co.  Ayr ;  quartering  as  an  augmen- 
tation, granted  1420,  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Kennedy,  Ardmillan,  Scotland.  Schardelow, 
Schimpling,  Norfolk.  Shardelou,  V.  Smyth, 
Sussex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  all  within  a  double  tressure  flory  counterflory 
of  the  second.  Kennedy,  Baltersan,  Scotland. 
Kennedy,  Kirkhill,  Scotland,  quartering  as  an 
augmentation  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Kennedy,  Baronetcy  1632,  Baron  Kennedy 
1453,  Earl  of  Cassilis  1502,  Baron  Ailsa  1806, 
Marquis  of  Ailsa  1831.  And  with  two  crescents 
in  flank  and  one  in  base.  Kennedy,  Knock- 
nailing. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  moline  sa. 
Wike,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  268.  Wyke, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10;  and  Ninehead, 
1400. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  resarcelly  sa. 
Wyke,  co.  Somerset;  and  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 
D,  10. 

Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  third.  Reanolds 
or  Reignolds,  co.  Devon ;  and  co.  Somerset ; 
granted  1607. 

Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  crosses 
croslet  gu.    Reynolds. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
az.  on  a  bordure  (sometimes  engr.)  gu.  bezants 
alternately  with  escallops  or.  Russell, Swallow- 
field  House,  co.  Berks  ;  Baronetcy  1812. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  gu. 
Robert  Wycliff,  Y ;  and  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 
D,  10. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
gu.  Elisden  Elisdon  or  Ellisdon,  Essex. 
Wyckliff,  Wyckliff,  co.  York,  V.   Wycliff,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
gu.     Wickliff  or  Wycliffe. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  patonce  gu. 
Elesden  or  Ellisden,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  gu. 
Elisden  Elisdon  or  Ellisden,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy  sa. 
Bongheon.  Sr.  John  Russell,  co.  Worcester 
(in  the  margin  of),  V;  and  Cotton  BIS.  Tibe- 
rius D,  10.    Rydels,  co.  York.    Wiltshire. 

Arg.  a  chev.  couped  betw.  three  crosses  botonny 
fitchy  sa.    Boughton. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Crosses  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  debruised  betw.  three  crosses 
botonny  fitchy  sa.  Bardolph  alias  Bedolphe, 
co.  Stafford,  Harl.  MS.  1380,  fo.  36.  Boughton, 
and  Finderne,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 

Arg.  a  chev.  indented  betw.  three  crosses  botonny 
fitchy  sa.     Boughton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa. 
Anderson,  Penley,  co.  Hertford;  Baronetcy 
1643  extinct  1699  ;  the  heiress  m.  Har- 
court.  Anderton,  co.  Salop.  Caw,  Scotland. 
Kerkbonell.  Lakebourne,  V*.  Lekeborne, 
co.  Lincoln.  Lekebourne,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Russell,  Strensham;  Baronetcy  1626-1705. 
Southworth,  Sandbury,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  co. 
Somerset.  Southworth,  quartering  Dayes, 
Harl.  MS.  1445,  fo.  107,  and  Collinson,  Somer- 
set, i,  219.  Treage,  Cornwall,  V.  Tregothnan, 
Tregotbnan,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Bos- 
cawen.  Wycliff.  And  with  an  annulet  for  diff. 
Cachehors,  Staveley,  Woodthorpe,  co.  Derby  ; 
the  heiress  m.  Rodes. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  within  a 
bordure  sa.  Fitz-William.  The  bordure  be- 
zanty.  Fitz-William,  M  ablethorp,  co.  Lincoln, 
V.    Mablethorpe. 

(Arg.)  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
(sa.).     Emport,  Calveley,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
Bromehall.  Davenport,  Blackhurst,  and 
Broughton;  descended  like  Davenport,  Capes- 
thorne  and  Calvely,  co.  Chester;  and  Court 
Garden,  co.  Buckingham,  quartering  Davenport; 
through  Davenport,  Woodford ;  like  Davenport, 
Henbury;  the  heiress  m. Lucy;  and  Davenport, 
Bromhall ;  through  Davenport,  Wheltrough, 
from  Davenport,  Davenport,  co.  Chester;  ex- 
tinct 1677  ;  the  heiresses  m.  Davies  and  Deane. 
Davenport,  Calveley;  extinct  1771;  derived 
like  Davenport,  Chorley,  co.  Chester ;  and 
Davenport  House,  co.  Salop ;  from  Davenport, 
co.  Chester.  Davenport,  co.  Chester  (but 
croslets  in  the  margin),  V.  Foxwest,  Lon- 
don. Pardoe,  Park  House,  Bewdley;  quar- 
tering Acton.  Laiton,  co.  Salop.  Rippon, 
Stanhope  Castle,  Durham.  Thomas  Russell, 
X.  Russell,  Strensham,  co.  Worcester;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1626,  extinct  1705.  Sir  John  Russell, 
co.  Worcester  (but  botonny  in  the  margin),  V. 
Sambesbury,  co.  Lancaster.  Trege,  co.  Cam- 
bridge. Damport,  co-  Chester,  Cotton  3IS. 
Tiberius  D,  10. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  over  all  a  (bend  V*.)  baston  dexter  gu. 
Wiltshire,  V*.    Wiltechire,  V. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
and  five  delves  sa.  Sr.  John  Westles,  Nor- 
folk, V.    But  six  billets  sa.    Westley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  compony  of  the  first 
and  second.     Arderne. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Dahport,  co.  Ches- 
ter; granted  1582. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  bezanty.  Russell, 
co.  Hereford ;  and  Little  Malvern,  co.  Worces- 
ter. The  bordure  charged  with  four  bezants  and 
as  many  escallops  or  alternately.  Russell, 
Howton,  Essex;  Baronetcy  .... 

Arg.  a  chev.  debruised  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  sa.    Bedolphe,  co.  Stafford;  Harl.  MS. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
1404,  fo.   114.       Greenway,    F*.       Sr.  John 
Grenway,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.     Cooke,  Darfield. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  botonny 
fitchy  sa.    Russell,  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  patty  fitchy 
sa.     Bradman.     Findebne,  co.  Leicester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  flory  sa. 
Anderson,  Broughton,  co.  Lincoln ;  Baronetcy 
1660.  Anderson,  Eyeworth,  co.  Bedford  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1664;  extinct  1773.  Anderson,  St. 
Ives  ;  Baronetcy  1628,  extinct  1630.  Anderson, 
Penley;      Baronetcy       1643,     extinct     1699. 

MUSTON. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  flory  fitchy  sa. 
Rypon,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  moline  sa.  Mill, 
granted  3  July  1684. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patonce  sa. 
Moston,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  sa. 
Anderson,  Penley,  co.  Hertford ;  Baronetcy 
1643  extinct  1699  ;  the  heiress  m.  Harcourt. 
Beaf.    BEAurEY.    William  de  Muscon,  X. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  sa. 
Bromehall.  Bromhall,  F.  Finden.  Finderne, 
F*.  Finderne  or  Fynderne,  Finderne,  co. 
Derby,  temp.  Edward  III,  co.  Cambridge  ;  and 
co.  Stafford.  Sr.  de  Fynderne,  V.  Russell, 
co.  Salop;  and  co.  Worcester.  Tofte  or 
Toft.     Trygott,  South  Kirby,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  couped  betw.  three  crosses  patty 
fitchy  sa.  Conwaye  or  Conway,  Harl.  MS. 
1386,  fo.  36.  Goneway,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo. 
115.     Goneway  or  Gonway. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 
sa.  Finden,  co.  Leicester.  Finderne  or 
Fynderne,  Finderne,  co.  Derby,  temp.  Edward 
III,  co.  Cambridge  ;  and  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  flory 
sa.    Rippon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  pomelly  fitchy  sa. 
Treage,  Cornwall,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  debruised  betw.  three  crosses  po- 
melly fitchy  sa.  Richard,  son  of  William  de 
Greneway,  1403,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  sarcelly  sa.  in 
chief  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.     Anderson,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  tau  sa.  Moyngs, 
co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg. 
Mablethorpe. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 
Parkby,  That  Ilk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  moline  arg. 
Molyneux. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg. 
Empson,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
or.     Writington,  co.  Lancaster. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  moline  or. 
Glanton. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
arg.    Reynolds. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg. 
Ainge,  London. 

Az.  a  chev.  nebuly  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  cros- 
let or.     Caston,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  36. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  moline  arg. 

GULBY,  V.      TlILBY,  V.      TULLBY,  V*. 


412 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg.  with- 
in a  bordure  chequy  of  the  second  and  first. 

Barkley,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  sarcelly  arg. 

Gulby. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  or.     Calbot,  Nor- 
folk.   Calibut.    Calybut,  V. 
Az.    a    chev.    betw.    three   crosses    croslet    or. 

Babepull.  Kyme.co.  Lincoln, V.  Macklethorp. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Pix,  Crayford,  Kent.     Tourges,  V*.     Turges, 

V;  and  Bingham's  Melcombe,co.  Dorset,  glass, 

fifteenth  century.     Turgis,  co.  Somerset. 
Az.  a  chev.  embattled  on  the   top  betw.  three 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  or.     Parkins. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  with- 
in a  bordure  engr.  or.     Sturges,  co.   Hants. 

Tourgeis  or  Towergyes,  co.  Dorset.  Turgeis. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  crossed 

and  fitchy  within  a  bordure  engr.  or.  Estourges, 

V*.    Stourges,  V*.    Tourgies,  co.  Dorset,  V. 
Az.   a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  flory  (another 

patonce)  or.     Daborne,  Guildford,  Surrey. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  or.  Barclay, 

Brechin. 
Az.   a  chev.   betw.    three    crosses    sarcelly    or. 

Tulby. 
Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 

crosses  patly  or.     Westerdale. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  long  crosses  fitchy  arg. 

Hading,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy 

(tricked  croslet)  arg.     Pakeman,  V. 
Gu.   a    chev.  betw.   three    crosses    croslet   arg. 

Barkeley.      Cros,  V.      Cross,  V*.      Crosse. 

Southey,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  495;  and  Cott. 

MS.  Tiberius  D,  10.  Southworth,  Southworth, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Gu.  a  chev.   betw.  three   crosses   croslet  fitchy 

arg.     Bonam.    Bonham,  Petersfield,  co.  Hants. 

Sr de  Copuldike,  V.      Myles  Pakenham, 

X.    Peckam.     Smyth,  Harwich,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg.     Addis 

or    Addyes,    Great  Barr,  co.   Stafford,  1521. 

Adis,  Middlesex.    Barkeley.    Fitz-Harding. 

Mackeill,  Scotland.    Tost. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  arg. 

Dideston,  Southouse,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 

arg.    Bonham,  Orsett House,  Essex;  descended 

from  Bonham,  Valence. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  each 

fitchy  at  the  foot  arg.    Bonham,  Essex,  Harl. 

MS.  1083. 
Gu.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  crosses  patty  each 

fitchy  at  the  foot   arg.     Bonham,   Essex,    V ; 

and  Harl.  MS.   1542.     Boynam  or  Boynham, 

Essex,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  pometty  fitchy 

arg.     Padenham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  or.  Bisselby, 

co.  Berks. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or. 

Barkdery.    Heldersham,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or.    Coupledike,  V*.     Duddingstoun,  Sand- 

foord,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses   patty  or. 

Barkeley.       Sire  Job  an   de   Berkeleye,  N. 

William  Button,   V.       Lutton,  Knapton,  co. 

York. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Crosses  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  countercompony  or  and  arg.  betw. 
three  crosses  croslet  of  the  last.     Cowley. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  crosses  Calvary 
arg.     Coopey,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  160. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  crosses  botonny 
or.  Rich,  Rose  Hall,  Suffolk;  and  Shirley 
House,  co.  Hants  ;  Baronetcy  1791. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg. 
Crosse. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  long  crosses  or.  Austin, 
Walpoole,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  or. 
Windsor,  Earl  of  Warwick  and  Holland.  Rich, 
Baron  Rich  1547,  Earl  of  Warwick  1618,  Baron 
Kensington  1622;  Earl  of  Holland  1624,  extinct 
1759.  Rich,  Hornden  Hill,  Essex;  Austy,  co. 
Hertford;  London;  Mulberton,  Norfolk;  and 
Lambeth,  Surrey.  Rich,  Stondon,  Essex  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1675,  extinct  1785;  Baronetcy  1791. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or. 
Norton.    Rich,  Earl  of  Warwick  1618-1759. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  crosses  croslet 
and  in  base  a  lion  pass.  or.     Wablethorp. 

Gu.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or. 
Rich, Dublin.  H olden  (in  a  later  hand  than)  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 
Sr.  Thomas  Hungerford,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  flory  or.  Rich. 
Sterne. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patonce  or.  Rich. 
Alderman  Sir  Peter  Rich,  1692,  St.  Mary's, 
Lambeth,  Add.  MS.  6409  (the  field  now  seems 
arg.  the  charges  gu.). 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  or.  Layton, 
co.  York.     Lutton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  sarcelly  or. 
Slough. 

Gu.  a  chev.  paly  of  six  arg.  and  or  betw.  three 
crosses  croslet  of  the  secood.  Cross,  V*. 
Crosse,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
or.  Blackley  or  Blakey,  Blackley  Hall,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  erm.  and  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  sa.  Broadley,  Kirke  Ella,  Hull, 
quartering Jarrett.  Broadley, Ferriby.co. York. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  az. 
Maxton. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  gu. 
Copoldyke,  Harrington,  co.  Lincoln  ;  quartered 
with  lozengy  each  alternate  spot  ermine 
(Fitzwilliam  ?)  seal  of  John  Copuldyk,  xvth 
century.    Holebrooke,  Suffolk. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu. 
Redike.     Hugh  Redyke,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  sa. 
Maxton,  Scotland. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  Richard 
Sterne,  Bishop  of  Carlisle  1660,  Archbishop 
of  York  1664-83.  Jago,  St.  Erme  and  Hel- 
ston,  Cornwall,  1500.  Jago,  Launceston  ;  En- 
nis  in  St.  Erme  ;  and  co.  Warwick.  (The  mo- 
dern arms  of)  Trejago,  Trejago,  Cornwall ; 
the  heiress  m.  Mynors. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  flory  sa.  Sterne, 
Grendon,  co.  Buckingham  ;  Carling,  co.  Cam- 
bridge; Hoddesdon,  co.  Hertford;  and  Skey- 
ton,  Norfolk.  Sterne,  Barkway.  Richard 
Sterne,  Kilvington,  co.York,descended  through 
Sterne,  Archbishop  of  York,  from  Sterne, Not- 
tingham. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


4]  3 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Or    a    chev.    betw.    three    crosses    patonce   sa. 
Sterne,  Malton.     Richard  Sterne,  Bishop  of 
Carlisle  1660,  Archbishop  of  York  1664-83. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.   three  crosses   patty  fitchy  sa. 
Riley.      Thomas   Smith,  Bishop   of  Carlisle 
1684-1702. 
Sa.    a    chev.  betw.   three   crosses    croslet    arg. 
Dayes,  quartered  by  Southworth,  Harl.  MS. 

1445,  fo.  107,  and  Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  210. 
Sr.  William  de  Pares,  co.  Lincoln,  V.     Paris. 

Southworth,  co.  Lancaster,  V.     Southworth 

or  Southworth,  Smalesbury,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Astwyke,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 

Buckworth,  Sheen,  near  Richmond,  Surrey; 

since  of  Broxbourne,  co.  Hertford  ;  Baronetcy 

1697.    Rand  or  Randes.     Writington. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.    Astwicke  or  Astwyke. 
Sa.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.     Boneham  or  Bonham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patonce  arg.     M. 

Thomas  Southworth,  S. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    crosses    patty     arg. 

Forward,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.    a    chev.    arg.    betw.    three     crosses     erm. 

Champney,  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  engr. 

erm.     Champney,  London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or. 

Peckham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or.     Strutt,  Baron  Rayleigh  1821.     Strutt, 

Little  Warley    Hall,   Essex;  Baronetcy   1641, 

extinct  1648.  Worthington  or  Wrightington, 

co.  Lancaster,  F. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 

or.     Writtington,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg. 

Carrier,  Gosport,  co.  Hants. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.     Randes,  Radwell,  co.  Bedford.     Randes, 

V.    Reynolds. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg. 

Greenwood,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 

arg.     Bardolfe,co.  Hereford,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  engr.erm.  Champney. 
Sa.   a    chev.    betw.    three    crosses  voided   erm. 

Champney. 
Sa.  a  chev.  ermiuois  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  or.      Strut,  Westminster,   Middlesex ; 

granted  1772. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy 

arg.     Peckam,  Kent. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

arg.     Keniam. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.      Denver,    Essex.       Peckham,    Suffolk. 

Peckham,  V.    Writington,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  crosses  fiory  arg. 

Kenyon,  Baronetcy  1784  ;  Baron  Kenyon,  1788. 

Keynion,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  crosses  patonce 

arg.     Sr de  Kenyam,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  erm.  Champney, 

London. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    crosses    croslet    or. 

Hildersham,  Suffolk.    Southby,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, ii,  492. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Packam,  Kent.    Whitington,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or.     Astwicke  or  Astwyke. 
Sa.  a    chev.    betw.    three    crosses    patonce    or. 
Fordham,     Bishop     of    Durham     1382,    Ely 
1388-1425.       Hildersham,  V;  and    co.    Cam- 
bridge. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  or.     Sothall 
orSoTHEOHALL,  V.  Stothall,F*.  Stothehall, 
F*. 
Sa.   a  chev.  betw.  three   crosses   patty  flory  or. 

Hildersham,  co.  Cambridge. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy 

arg.    Henry  Maye,  F. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 

May. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three   crosses    patonce    or. 

Boydell,  Pulcroft,  co.  Chester. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  four  crosses   patty  arg. 

Ange. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  four  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu. 
Parsons,    Clanclewedog,    and   Presteign,   co. 
Radnor;    quartering    Hanmer,    Jeffreys,    and 
Morgan. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  five  crosses  croslet  fitchy  two 
two  and  one  sa.     Sydinton,  Harl.  MS.  1404, 
fo.  117. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  five  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 
the  second  and  three  griffin's  heads  erased  az. 
Ingilton,  V. 

....  a  chev betw.  six  crosses  croslet  .... 

Greyndor,  Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  142. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  six  crosses  patty  fitchy  gu. 
Woodroffe,    Hoope,     co.     Derby ;     and    co. 
York. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  arg.  in  the 

dexter  chief  a  5-foil  or.     Latymer,  V* 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 

Cramp,  Dudingburst,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  six  crosses  patty  arg.    Sr.  Mo- 
rice  de  Berkeley,  J. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet  or.    Kyme, 
Kesteven,  co.    Lincoln ;  temp.    Henry  II,  as 
borne  by  the  Barons  Kyme.      Sire  Philip  de 
Kyme,  J;  but  Keme,  J,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Gu.  a  chev.  compony  arg.  and  or  betw.  seven 

crosses  croslet  of  the  second.     Cresse. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  seven  crosses  patty  arg.     Sr. 

Morice  de  Berkeley,  J,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Gu.  a  ohev.  erm.  betw.  seven  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
arg.    Longfield,  Longueville,  co.  Cork ;  Vis- 
count Longueville  1795;  extinct  1311. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    eight    crosses    patty    arg. 

Barkeley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  sa. 

Proctor,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  345. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  .... 

Kyme,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    nine    crosses    patty     arg. 

Barkeley. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  or.     Kyme, 
Kesteven,  co.  Lincoln,  temp.  Henry  II,  as  borne 
by  the  Barons  Kyme. 
Or   a    chev.  gu.  betw.  nine   crosses   croslet  sa. 

Mereworth,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  az.  Richard 

Paris,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  gu.    Hagh, 
F.  Hawe,  F.  Haugh  or  Haw.  Hawes.  Hogh. 

HOLBROOK,  Suffolk.      HOLBROW.      SHAW. 


414 


AN   ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.   gu.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  sa. 

Malemayne,  V.      Malmaynes.      Merewoeth 

or    Merworth.      William    M'wiee,    A ;     but 

Meewre,  A,  Harl.  MS.  0137. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    ten     crosses    croslet    sa. 

Kekebourne,    Cotton    MS.    Tiberius    D,    10. 

Lekebourne,  V.     Paris.     Shellis. 
Arg.     a     chev.    betw.    ten    crosses     patty     sa. 

Keborne. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  arg.  in  the 

dexter  chief  three  obscured  by  a  pierced  5-foil 

or.    Latymer,  Suffolk,  V. 
Az.    a    chev.   or   betw.   ten   crosses   patty   arg. 

Berkeley,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  or.    Babepull. 

Bakepull,  V. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    ten    crosses    croslet    arg. 

Fitz-Harding.    Le  S.  de  Bereele,  S. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses   patty    arg.       Sir 

Thomas   Barcley,    L.      Barkley.       Monsire 

Morris   de   Berkeley,   Y.    Berkeley,  Baron 

Berkeley,  1416  ;  Viscount  Dursley  and  Earl  of 

Berkeley,  1679 ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  143, 

166,   590.      James,   Lord  Berkeley,  Z,  212. 

Berkeley,  Cotheridge,  and  Spetchley,  co.  Wor- 
cester.        Sr de   Beekely,    V ;    but  de 

Barkelay,      Cotton     MS.     Tiberius    D,    10. 

Berkeley,  V*.    Berkley. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  patty  within  a  bor- 

durearg.  BARKELEY,iZ"ari.MSJ603.  Berkeley, 

Beverstone. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  ten  crosses  patonce  arg. 

M.  Moris  de  Berkele,  S. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  ten   crosses  patty   arg. 

Barkeley  or  Berkeley,  Collinson,  Somerset, 

i,  217  ;  ii,  279  ;  Viscount  Fitzharding  and  Earl 

of  Falmouth,  Barons  Boteourt  and  Berkeley; 

Stoke,   and    Stratton ;  quartered  by  Portman. 

Berkley.     Callow,  as  quartered  by  Hussey. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  or.  Holbroake. 

Kyme,F;  Kesteven, co. Lincoln,  temp.  Henry  II. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  flory  or. 

King,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or    a     chev.    betw.    ten     crosses     croslet    gu. 

Brockhole,  Essex.      Sr.  James    Holbroke, 

Suffolk,   temp.    Edward    I,  V.         Holbrook. 

Holebrooke. 
Or  a  chev.   gu.   betw.   ten    crosses    croslet  sa. 

Mereworth,  V.    Merworth. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  sa.     Proctor. 

Shelletoe.    Shelly.      M.  Robert  Sleght,  S. 

Sleight,   V.    Shileyt,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 

D,  10. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  arg.    Paris, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.     Rands. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 

Peckham,  co.  Buckingham ;  and  Kent. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  or.    Richard 

Paris,  V.    Parys,  F*. 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.  twelve  crosses   croslet   gu. 

Brokehole  or  Brokhole. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  crosses  croslet  sa.     William 

de  M'Wire,  A.    John  Mereworth,    Y.     The 

croslets  potent.    William  de  Merwre,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  6137. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  croslet  sa.     Sir  Henry 
de   Lekburne,   M  ;    or   de  Lekebourne,  N. 
Monsire  de  Lekeborne,  Y.     Hugh  Lekeburne, 
F.    Lekyborne.    Sir  John  de  Mereworth,  R. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  croslet  or.  Babepull, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10.  Rauf  deBAKEPUZ, 
E.     Simon  de  Kymbe,  G;  or  de  Kyme,  N. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  croslet  arg.  Sir  Thomas 
de  Berkeley,  G;  or  de  Barkeley,  H.  Thomas 
Berkeley,  Y.  But  with  a  label  az.  ( as  Thomas 
was  alive.)  Sr.  Thomas  (?  Maurice)  Baekeley, 
the  son,  H. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  patty  arg.  Sir  Thomas 
de  Baekley,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Sire  Moris 
Baekley,  Q.  Morice  de  Barkley,  K,  Harl. 
MS.  6137,  6589;  Y.  Le  Sr.  de  Barkley,  T. 
Sire  Moris  de  Berkeleye,  N;  and  his  descend- 
ants, Earls  of  Berkeley.  Berkeleye.  Berkeley, 
V*.  Sire  Morice  de  Berkeley,  J.  Sr.deBERKLY, 
V.  And  with  a  label  az.  Moris  de  Barkley, 
E;  the  label  sometimes  sa..,K,Harl.MS.  6589. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  croslet  within  a  bordure 
arg.     Barkeley,  co.  Hertford. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  crosses  croslet  arg. 
Maurice  Berkeley,  Stoke  Gifford  and  Brimps- 
field,  ob.  1347,  and  his  descendants,  Barons 
Berkeley  of  Stratton,  Baron  Botetourt,  Barons 
Berkely  of  Rathdown,  Viscounts  Fitzharding 
and  Earl  of  Falmouth ;  Collinson,  Somerset, 
iii,  279;  Baronetcy  1660;  all  extinct. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  croslet  or.  Kyme,  V. 
Phillipe  de  Kyme,  A ;  or  de  Kime,  E ;  or  de 
Kymbe,  G;  or  de  Keme  or  Kyme,  J.  Philippe, 
Sieur  de  Kimes,  K.  Sire  William  de  Kyme,  N. 
William  Kyme,  Y.  And  with  a  label  arg.  Sir 
William  de  Kyme,  L;  O.  The  label  az.  Sr. 
William  de  Kyme,  M. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  croslet  gu.  Thomas  de 
Brokehole,  E.  Richard  de  Holebroc,  F. 
Sire  ....  de  Holebrok,  N. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  crosses  croslet  arg.     Sire  William 
de   Paris,  N;  or  de   Parys,   O.    Monsire  de 
Paris,  Y.    William  Paeys,  Y. 
Cups 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  two  pots  sa.  within  a  bordure 
engr.  gu.     Beay. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  two  covered  cups  or.     Folchard. 

....  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  ....  John 
Hodder,  Ireland,  seal,  1655. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  gu.  Straunge, 
W. 

Arg.    a    chev.    gu.     betw.     three     pots     vert. 

KULLINGWORTH. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ewers  (flagons  of  the  first 
Deckling  or  Dreckling,  V*.)  sa.   Deckling,F. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ewers  (another,  porridge 
pots)  sa.     Derling. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ewers  arg.    Todwell,  F*. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  standing  cups  or. 
Boteler,  London. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  covered  cups  or. 
Butler,  co.  Chester ;  and  co.  Lancaster. 
Butler,  Middlesex. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  or.  M.  John 
Boteler,  S.  Butler,  The  Lodge,  Upper 
Clapton.  Samuel  Butler,  Bishop  of  Lichfield, 
1836-9;  quartering  Taylor.  Freckleton,  Essex. 
Hall.  Halles.  And  with  a  cresceDt  for  diff. 
Butler,  Bishop  Auckland,  Durham. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  or. 
Botteller,  Kerland,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Pellet,  V.  Pellett,  V*.  Pillett,  co.  Lin- 
coln. Rawcliffe.  St.  Alban,  F*.  And  with 
a  cross  croslet  or  in  chief  for  diff.  Butler, 
quartered  by  Bowdon. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


415 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Cups  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  potent  counterpotent  or  and  gu.  betw. 

three    ewers    with    handles    of    the    second. 

Bureau. 
Az.  a  chev.  humetty  betw.  three  covered  cups  or. 

Christian,   Unerigg    Hall,    Cumberland;   de- 

scended  from  M'Christen,  Isle  of  Man. 
Ermines  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  arg. 

Boteller,  Gillinge,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  arg.  Sallers, 

V.    Sollers  or  Sellers. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bowls  or.     Arthur. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cups  covered  or.   Boteler, 

V*.     Boteller,  co.  York,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  arg.    Warcup. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleshpots  or.     Wethered, 

Ashlins,  Great  Berkhampstead.     Wethered  or 

Wetherid,  co.  Buckingham  ;  and  co.  Hertford. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  ....  Butler, 

Aston  in  the  Vale,  co.  Northampton. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cups  arg.     Thomas  de 

Warcop,  Y. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.   betw.  three   covered   cups    or. 

Pillett. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erra.  betw.  three  covered  cups   or. 

Felmyngham,    W.      Fillingham,  Fillingham, 

Norfolk.     Flemyngham,  V*. 
Sa.    a    chev.    or    betw.   three  (uncovered    cups, 

V*.)   drinking   pots   arg.     Candishe,    V;  and 

Suffolk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  or.     Butler, 

London ;    quartering  or  a  lion  az.  a  crescent 

for    din".      Freckelton    or    Freckleton,    co. 

Huntingdon.     Odiard.     Odyearne. 
Vert  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  covered   cups  arg. 

Straunge,  V. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  or.    Strange. 

Cuirasses 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  breastplates   arg. 

Swallman,  Kent. 
Cushions 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenge   cushions   gu. 

Randall,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cushions  erm.    Morton, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cushions  sa.    Roger  de 

Norton,   Y.      Monsire  John  de   Norton,   Y. 

St.  Michael,  Bramson,  Scotland. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.   three  lozenge   cushions  sa. 

Sr.  Robert  Norton,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cushions  (or  woolpacks) 

or.    Loat. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lozenge  cushions  erm. 

tasselled  or.    M.  Mays  Redmane,  S.    Redman, 

Tulford,  co.  York.    Redman,  co.  York,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  hetw.  three  lozenge  cushions  erm. 

tasselled  or.     Redman,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.   betw.  three  packs  or  cushions  arg. 

tied  of  the  first.     Company  of  Dyers,  London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  cushions 

of  the  second.     Brisbane,  Bishoptown,  Scot- 
land.    All  within  a  bordure  chequy  arg.  and 

sa.       Brisbane,    M.D.        The  bordure    vair. 

Brisbane,  Scotland,  Judge  Advocate. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  bags  of  madder 

of  the  last  corded   or.    Company  of  Dyers, 

London. 

Delves  see  Billets 
Dice 
Arg.  a  chev.  hetw.  three  dice  sa.  each  charged  with 

a  cinquefoil  of  the  first.    Fitz-Williams,  Mal- 

ton,  co.  York.    Williams. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Dice  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dice  sa.  each  charged 
with   four  spots  ....       Englowes,  Collinson, 
Somerset,  iii,  159. 

Dorsers  see  Bougets 
Escallops 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  escallops  and  in 
base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.  Dalderby,  V. 
The  cross  botonny  fitchy.  John  Dalderby, 
Bishop  of  Lincoln,  1300-120. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  escallops 
of  the  last  and  in  base  a  handsaw  palewise  az. 
handle  or.     Sawers,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  escallops 
of  the  last  and  in  base  a  paschal  lamb  ppr. 
Townshend,  Stony  Stanton,  Hinckley,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 

(Sa.)  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  escallops  and  in 
base  a  boar's  head  fesswise  couped  (arg.) 
Netby,  Netby,  co.  Lancaster.  Raufe  Noteby, 
V.  Travers,  co.  Lancaster ;  co.  Devon ;  and 
Garrycloyne  and  Birchill,  co.  Cork.  Travers, 
Netby,  co.  York. 

....  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  ....  Downham, 
Ireland. 

....  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  over  all  a  pil- 
grim's staff  in  pale  (another  without  the  staff) 
...     Fortington,  Tewksbury,  1253. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  Champion. 
Donstable.  Garneys  Garnish  or  Garnys, 
Laxfield,  Suffolk,  temp.  John ;  and  Boyland 
Heveninghara,  Kenton  Hall,  Mukfield,  and  Rads- 
ham,  Suffolk ;  and  Gelderton,  Norfolk.  Sr. 
William  Littilton,  V.    Littleton,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  Badel. 
Garneys  or  Garnys,  Mukfield  and  Radsham, 
Sufl'olk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  hetw.  three  escallops  gu. 
Pollard,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  Carnesh 
or  Garnesh,  Suffolk.  Gervis.  Robert  Gerveys, 
X.    Tremayne,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  escallops  sa. 
Garneshe  or  Garnishe,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  of  the  first  and  gu.  betw.  three 
escallops  as  the  last  within  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty. 
Exmew  or  Exmere,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  of  the  first  and  gu.  betw. 
three  escallops  sa.  within  a  bordure  as  the  third 
charged  with  six  leopards'  heads  and  so  many 
bezants  alternately.    Exmew,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  or  and  gu.  betw.  three 
escallops  sa.  a  bordure  of  the  third  charged 
with  leopards'  heads  and  annulets  as  the  second 
alternately.     Exmew,  Wales. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  purp.  and  of  the  first  betw. 
three  escallops  gu.  within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
charged  with  three  leopards'  faces  or  and  as 
many  bezants  alternately.  Exmewe,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1517. 

Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  gu.  and  of  the  first 
betw.  three  escallops  within  a  bordure  gu. 
charged  with  six  leopard's  faces  or  and  as 
many  bezants  alternately.  Sr.  Thomas  Exmew, 
Alderman,  V. 

Arg.    a   chev.    betw.    three    escallops    ermines. 

RlMAN. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  hetw.  three  escallops  gu. 

Eyre,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  within  a 

bordure  engr.  of  the  last.    Colby. 


416 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

Escallops  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  Ardborough 
Ardeborough  and  Ardbow.      Roger  Bketon, 

Y.         DORTHORPE.         KlNMARTON.         OrME,      CO. 

Northampton.  Perin.  Tancred  or  Tanckard, 
Boroughbridge,  co.  York  ;  Baronetcy  1663. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  gu. 
Ardeburo,  V.    Ardeburow,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  tbree  escallops  sa.  Geryais 
or  Gerveis.  Longstoder.  Longstrother,  V. 
Russell,  Falmouth,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  of  the  last.     Harryson,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  escallops  erm. 
Raynham,  Apledram,  Sussex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  Pollard, 
Trelligh,  Cornwall ;  Waye  and  Horwood,  co. 
Devon  ;  co.  Oxford  ;  and  co.  Worcester. 
Pollard,  King's  Nympton,  co.  Devon ;  Baro- 
netcy 1627,  extinct  1693.  Pollard,  W. 
Woodman. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  Almott, 
Suffolk.  Ardborough  Ardeborough  and 
Ardbow.  Aspilon,  V.  Cottrell,  co.  York. 
Devenshire,  co.  Buckingham  ;  and  Cornwall. 
Donstable.  Dunstable,  V.  Fairway,  Lon- 
don. Faraway  or  Farraway,  Penhellam, 
Cornwall ;  with  four  quarterings,  quartered  by 
Sotowell,  Stawell,  or  Stowell ;  Harl.  MS.  1445, 
fo.  193 ;  1385,  fo.  2  :  Farwey,  Harl.  MS.  1141, 
fo.  8.  Littleton  Luttelton  or  Lyttleton, 
quartering  Frankley ;  the  heiress  m.  Westcote, 
and  her  son  was  Sir  Thomas  Littleton,  an- 
cestor of  Lyttleton,  Baronetcy  1618,  Baronies 
1776  and  1794,  quartering  Burley,  Plantagenet 
through  Talbot,  Crompton,  and  Temple :  of 
Littleton,  Pillaton,  co.  Stafford ;  BaroDetcy 
1627,  extinct  1812  ;  the  heiress  m.  Walhouse,  af- 
terward Littleton, Baron Hatherton,  1835;  and 
of  Littleton,  Spetchley,  ancestor  of  Littleton, 
StokeMilburgh;Baronetcyl642-1710,quartering 
Littleton,  Mounslow,  Barony  1640-5.  Charles 
Lyttleton,  Bishop  of  Carlisle,l 762-8.  Reyman, 
Sussex.  Tregarthian,  Tregarthian,  Cornwall. 
Tregarthon,  Cornwall.  Tregatham,  Corn- 
wall, V.  Waskatt.  And  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.  ....  Thomas  Winniffe,  Bishop  of  Lin- 
coln, 1642-54. 

Arg.  three  escallops  sa.  the  one  in  base  debruised 
by  a  pale  gu.  over  all  a  chev.  of  the  second. 
Dardes,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  voided  az.  the  inner  edges  engr. 
betw.  three  escallops  of  the  second.  Thomas 
Winniffe,  Bishop  of  Lincoln,  1642-54,  Harl. 
MS.  2275,  fo.  20. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  within  a  bor- 
dure sa.  Littleton.  The  bordure  engr. 
Richard  Harrison,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Hakewood, 
Hawkewood.  Tayler  or  Taylor.  M.  John 
Trellowe,  S. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  gu.  Sr.  John  Brone,  temp.  Ed- 
ward IV,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops  or.  Taylor, 
co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Sr. 
Roger  Townesende,  Norfoik,  V.  Townsend, 
V*.  Townshend,  Rainham ;  Baronetcy  1617, 
Baron  1661,  Viscount  1682,  and  Marquis  Towns- 
hend, 1786.  Townshend,  Baron  1783,  and 
Viscount  Sydney  1789.    Townsend,  co.  Cork,  a 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Escallops  cont. 
branch  of  Townshend,  Wretham,  Norfolk;  and 
co.    Worcester.      And  with   a   mullet  for  diff. 
Townshend,  Baron  Bayning,  1797. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 
Townsend,  Hem,  and  Trevallyn,  co.  Denbigh. 
Townhend,  Wincham,  co.  Chester. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  erm. 
Townsend. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or.  Bayard. 
Browne,  Walcot,  co.  Northampton.  Browne, 
London;  quartered  by  Cave.  Browne,  Horton- 
Kenby,  Kent.  Colbey.  Lagherne,  Cornwall. 
Langherne,  Tregavethan,  near  Truro;  and  St. 
Erme.     Langherne  or  Langhorne,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or  a  bordure  gu. 
Browne  ;  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  26. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or  a  bordure  engr. 
gu.  Browne,  quartered  by  Cave.  Sr.  John 
Browne,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  V;  1513. 
Brown,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  20. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  within  a  bordure 
engr.  or.  Browne,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1480;  ancestor  of  Browne,  Walcot.  Colby, 
Kensington,  Middlesex;  Banham,  Norfolk; 
Brundish,  Suffolk;  and  Finone,  co.  Pembroke. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  within  a 
bordure  engr.  or.    Colby,  V. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.    Shelly. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Bedell. 
Carem.  Carron.  Charon.  Sire  Richard 
Charonne,  temp.  Edward  I,  V;  or  de  Charonne, 
N.  Charrone,  V*.  Richard  Charron,  F; 
or  de  Charron,  P.  Guichard  de  Charroun,  Y. 
Dacres.  Genton,  Cumberland.  Martin,  An- 
stey  Pastures,  co.  Leicester  (for  Richards). 
Milborne,  V;  and  co.  Derby;  Dunmow  and 
Markes,  Essex;  Tylington,  co.  Hereford;  and 
co.  Stafford.  Tankard,  i.  e.jTANCRED,  co.  Pem- 
broke. Wolmer,  Bloxholme,  and  Swinsted, 
co.  Lincoln.  Woolmer,  Stratf'ord-on-Avon,  co. 
Warwick.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Wolmer, 
Spalding,  co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 
Bedell,  Hamerton,  co.  Huntingdon,  Baronetcy 
1622,  extinct  1663.  Goodbuck.  Goodlock. 
Pedell,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  fimbriated  or  betw.  three  escallops 
of  the  second.  Taylour,  Westminster;  granted 
14  Feb.  1714-15. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 
Milborne. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  escallops  or.  Arnold, 
co.  Gloucester. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 
Langley,  Essex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or.  Browne, 
London.  Chamberlvyn,  V*,  and  Sherborne, 
co.  Oxford.  Chamberleyn,  Tankerville,  V.  Sire 
Richard  Chaumberlein,  N;  or  Chamberleyn, 
S.     Chinkerlin,  Scotland.     Wolmer. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or  a  label  of  as 
many  points  arg.    Chamberlaine. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  or. 
Aldborough.    Goodbuck.     Goodlock. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 
Chipmanden,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  Armyn, 
Cornwall.  Coltambe.  Ermind  or  Ermine, 
Cornwall.  Ermynd,  Cornwall,  V.  Erney  or 
Erneys,  Cornwall.  Gay,  co.  Devon.  Tremayne, 
V.  and  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Devon.  Wollacombe, 
co.  Devon. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


417 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Escallops  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  three  escallops 
and  in  base  a  buck's  head  gu.     Lewin,  Kent. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  Branding, 
V.     Sire  J  oh  an  de  Yle  (in  error). 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  Exmies. 
Eymes,  Cornwall. 

Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 
escallops  or.     Greenwood. 

Per  fess  indented  arg.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three 
escallops  gu.     Browne. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops 
gu.     Browne,  London  ;  and  co.  Hereford. 

Ter  pale  indented  arg.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three 
escallops  gu.  Browne,  Kent.  Sr.  "William 
Browne,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  V;  1507 ;  Harl. 
MS.  1404,  fo.  26. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 
escallops  arg.  M'Clintock,  Drumcar,  co. 
Louth;  and  Dunmore,  co.  Donegal.     Norham. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three 
escallops  gu.     Browne,  Lord  Mayor  1507. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops 
counterchanged.     Bendesley,  V. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops 
counterchanged.  Bradesley.  Brendesley,  V. 
Brindesley.     Lowis,   Lowis,  co.  Nottingham. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops 
counterchanged.  Worrall,  Stourton,  co.  Staf- 
ford, as  quartered  by  Grazebook ;  but  this 
coat  was  assumed  from  some  marriage  with  a 
heiress  of  a  branch  of  Bryndley,  from  co. 
Nottingham  settled  near  Kynfare  about  1550. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Amyas. 
Bate  man.  Cheder  or  Chedder.  Cheddar, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  156-7,  iii,  170,  575-9. 
Fairway,  co.  Devon.  Fanel.  Fannell. 
Faraway  or  Farwey,  Penhallam,  Cornwall; 
with  four  quarterings ;  quartered  by  Sotowel, 
Stawell,  or  Stowell,  Harl.  MS.  1445,  fo.  22  and 
193.  Fareway,  V.  Farewaye,  quartered  by 
Tryvett,  Earl.  MS.  1385,  fo.  15.  Farwell, 
Hillbishops  and  Holbrooke,  co.  Somerset, 
Harl.  MSS.  1385,  fo.  5;  and  1445,  fo.  J  48. 
Farrwell,  Barrington,  co.  Somerset;  and 
Westminster;  Z,  451.  Favell,  Craven,  co. 
York,F;  and  KirbyHall.Catterick.  Kinge, Gains- 
borough, co.  Lincoln.  Matthew.  Michell, 
V*;  and  Stamerham,  and  Horsham,  Sussex; 
the  heiress  m.  Shelley.  Milbourne,  Ar- 
mathwaite  Castle,  Cumberland.  Myche,  V. 
Strickland,  Dorchester.  Sire  John  de 
Wolaston,  O.  And  with  a  mullet  for  diff. 
Michell,  Houghton,  Sussex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  within  a  bor- 
dure  engr.  or.    Brise. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  arg. 
Farewel  Farewell  or  Farwell,  Hill  Bishop, 
co.  Somerset,  Harl.  MS.  1550,  fo.  126  b;  and 
Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  255. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops  or.  Gay, 
Bath,  co.  Somerset.  Graham,  Morphy,  Scotland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops  ppr. 
Michell,  Codicote,  and  Standon,  co.  Hertford. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Chedder, 
V*.  Farway,  co.  Devon.  Farwey,  with  four  coats, 
quartered  by  Sotowell,  Stawell,  or  Stowell, 
Harl.  MS.  1559,  fo.  91  b. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  Chadder, 
V.  Favell.  Michell,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1424  and  1436.  Mitchell,  Stapleton  Mitchell, 
co.  Dorset ;  and  co.  York. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Escallops  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or.  (?  Farewell.) 

Favell,  co.  York. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.     Richard 

Milbourn,    Bishop    of  St.    David's    1615-21. 

Shapleigh,  co.  Devon. 
Vert    a    chev.    arg.    betw.    three    escallops    or. 

Shapleigh,  W.    Trevenour. 
Vert    a   chev.    erm.    betw.    three    escallops    or. 

Mudgan,  Mudgan,  Cornwall;    the  heiress  m. 

Chynoweth. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or.    Akenthorp, 

Akentborp,  co.  Derby. 
....  a  chev.  engr betw.  six  escallops   .... 

Thomas  Warde,  1641,  in  Blechingley  Church. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  six  escallops  sa.  over  all 

a  fess  of  the  second.    Bendish,    Essex. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  six  escallops  arg.     Catcher, 

co.  Lincolo.    Hacher.    Hatcher,  Carby,  and 

Bytham,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  eight  escallops  gu. 

Eyre,  Suffolk. 
Escucheons 
Arg.  a  chev betw three  escucheons 

....  voided  ....  Hall,  Pitcombe;  quartering 

Ruddock;  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  345. 
Arg.   a  chev.    az.    betw.   three   escucheons   gu. 

each     charged     with      a    leopard's     face     or. 

Hayes,  Westminster;  Baronetcy   1797,   quar- 
tering Macnamara. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escucheons   gu.     Hay, 

Futhie,  and  Seafield,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  escucheons  gu.    Hay, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  escucheons  gu.  each 

charged  with    a   griffin   segreant  or.      James 

Eryssy,  ob.  1522,  brass  in  church   at  Grade, 

Cornwall.    Gressy,  Harl.  MS.  1 392. 
Arg.  a  chev.   betw.  three   escucheons  sa.  each 

charged  with  a  griffin  ramp.  or.    Gressy,  V. 
Az.    a    chev.   betw.  three  escucheons    or   each 

charged  with   a  thunderbolt  ....      Edmonds. 
Estoiles 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  and  ensigned  on  the  top 

with  a  banner  betw.  in  chief  two  estoiles  and 

in  base  a  sun  gu.    Euene. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  estoiles  and 

in  base  a  crescent  or.     Kirkaldie,  Scotland. 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-estoiles  couped 

per  fess  rays  in  base  sa.    Jenynges,  London. 
....  a  chev betw.  three  estoiles  ....     John 

Shirwode,  Bishop  of  Durham  1488-94. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  three  estoiles  and 

in  base  a  crescent  gu.    Fontain  or  Fontaine. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  estoiles  az.     Brody, 

That  Ilk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  estoiles  az. 

Kempe,  Sparishall,  Essex ;  and  Suffolk.  Kemp, 

V*.    Kempe,  Finchenfeld,  Essex,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three   estoiles   of 

twelve  (another  sixteen)  points  six  wavy  and 

six  straight  az.      Reveley,  Bryn-y-gwin,  co. 

Merioneth  ;    a  branch  of  Reveley,    Newton 

Underwood  and  NewbyWisk,  Northumberland, 

quartering  Willey  ;   a  heiress  m.  Mitford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles   gu.    Ardall 

Ardoll  Ardon  Ardonff  and  Ardonse,  Essex. 

Ardouffe,  Essex,  V.     Arner.      Colchester, 

London;  granted  20  December  1626.    Wilson, 

Plewlands,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  of  eight  points 

wavy  or.     Wiseman,  Scotland. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Estoiles  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  sa.     Sr.  John 

Mordant,  V.    Mordant,  Turvey,co.  Bucking- 
ham. Moedaunt,  1730;  Baron  Mordaunt  1529, 

Baron  Reigate  and  Viscount  Mordaunt,  1659, 

Earl  of  Peterborough  1628,  Earl  of  Monmouth 

1689,  extinct  1814.      Mordaunt,  Massingham, 

Norfolk;    and  Walton,  co.  Warwick;  Baronetcy 

1611. 
Ai'g.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eight  pointed  estoiles 

sa.    Mordaunt. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  and  a  crescent 

in  chief  (?  for  diff.)  arg.     Arnet. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  each  enclosed  by 

a  crescent  arg.     Minshull. 
Az.     a    chev.    arg.    betw.    three    estoiles    or. 

Crutendon  or  Cruttendon.    Eyre,  co.  Wilts. 
Az.a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.  Brewster, 

co.  Northampton  ;  and  With  field,  Essex. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.     Carr. 
Az.   a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles   or.     Davies, 

Salisbury. 
Erm.  a  chev.  per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  betw.  three 

estoiles  or.    Wigston,  co.  Leicester,  Harl.  MS. 

1404,  fo.  78. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.     Pynsent, 

Carleton  Curlieu,  co.  Leicester ;  and  Urchfout, 

co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.    John 

Pynsent,  in  Croydon  Church,  ob.  1668. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  six-pointed  estoiles 

arg.     Pinson,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  estoiles  or.  Aberdeen, 

Cairnbuly. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or.    Lesturmy. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  estoiles  and  in 

base  a  crescent  or.      Kirkaldie,  Grange,  Scot- 
land. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or.    Chitwin, 

London.    Griffith. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  sixteen-pointed  estoiles 

Pardy,  That  Ilk. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  gu.     Colchester, 

V*;  London  ;  co.  Somerset ;  and  co.  Warwick; 

granted  1626. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  sa.    Sterle  or 

Sterley. 
Per  chev.  vert  with  the  base  per  pale  or  and  erm. 

a  chev.  ermines  betw.  in  chief  three  estoiles 

gold  and  in  the  dexter  base  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

Shanly. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.     Holliard. 

Langdale,   Houghton,   co.  York;    the  senior 

branch  of  Langdale,  Baron   Langdale   1658, 

extinct  1777;  the  heirs  m.  Butler,  Stourton, 

and  Clifford.    Langdale,  Langdale,  co.  York. 

Waltham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.  within  a  bor- 

dure  engr.  or.     Ingoldisby,  V.     Ingoldsby, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Sa.    a    chev.     arg.     betw.     three     estoiles     or. 

Powkeswell.  Powkswell,F*.  Powkyswell,  V. 
Sa.   a   chev.     erm.    betw.    three     estoiles    arg. 

Bewster,  Wrentham  Hall,  aliter  Brewster,  W. 

Langdale.    But  the  estoiles  with  six  points. 

Brewster,  Suffolk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or.    Pockeswell, 

co.  Dorset.     Poxwell,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  estoiles  or.     Stair. 

Eyes 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eyes  arg.    Legier. 
Ewers  see  Cups 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Faggots 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  faggots  of  the  second. 

Company    of   Woodmongers,    London,    1716. 

But  bundles  of  laths  vert,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius 

D  10,  fo.  885. 
Feathers 
Gu.   a  chev.   betw.   three  ostrich   feathers    arg. 

FETHERSTON-HAUGH,Bracklyn  Castle,  co.West- 

meath ;  descended  from  Cumberland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers  arg. 

Fetherston  or  Fetherstone,  Ireland. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers  within  a 

bordure  arg.     Perkins,  Fishlake,  co.  York. 
Vert  a  chev.   betw.  three  ostrich   feathers    arg. 

within  a  bordure  or.      Perkins,  Fishlake,  co. 

York.    Perkins,  co.  Lincoln. 
Feet  see  Legs 
Fetterlocks  see  Shackles 
Fire 
Arg.  a  chev.  voided  az.  betw.  two  flames  of  fire 

ppr.      Wells.      But  three    flames.      Wells, 

Piercefield,  co.   Monmouth.        Wells,  1716. 

Wells,  co.  Worcester. 
Fireballs 
Arg.    a    chev.    az.    betw.    three    fireballs    ppr. 

Fursdon,  Fursdon,  co.  Devon,  temp.  Henry  III. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fireballs  gu.      Balle, 

Balle-Hayes  in  Axminster,  and  Mamhead,  co. 

Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fireballs  of  the  last 

fired  ppr.  Ball.  Williams,  Chichester,  Sussex. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  fireballs  ....     At- 
tributed to  Richard  Caton,  Maryland,  North 

America  (?  in  error).  ; 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fireballs  ppr.    Ball, 

co.  Devon. 

Fishes 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  fishes  naiant 

fesswise  sa.  and  an  oak-tree  growing  out  of  a 

mount  in  base  vert.     Glasgow,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  derm-fishes  naiant  gu. 

Shambrooke. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fishes  erect  arg.  Braham, 

Braham,  Cumberland. 

Cods 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cods  naiant  arg.    Cod. 

....  Crabs 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  crabs  gu. 
Bridger  or  Briger,  co.  Gloucester;  and 
Combe,  Sussex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crabs  gu.    Bridger. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crabs  gu.  Bridger 
or  Briger.    Bryger,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  crabs  gu. 
Bridger,  Warminghurst,  Sussex  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Shiffuer.  Bridger  or  Briger,  co.  Glou- 
cester ;  and  Combe,  Sussex. 

....  Dolphins 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  az. 
Hasset. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant 
embowed  gu.     Sergeant,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  dolphins  em- 
bowed  sa.  Coulston,  St.  Ives,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  sa.  Fryer. 
Kedall  Keydall  or  Kiddall,  Cornwall. 
Sargeaunt,  Michel-Dean,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed  sa. 
Sargant  or  Sergeant,  co.  Stafford.  Sargent, 
Wool-Lavington,  Sussex ;  quartering  Smith, 
Orme,  and  Garton ;  the  heiress  m.  Wilberforce. 


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Fishes  cont.   Dolphins 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  sa. 
Kendale,  V*.  Kydale,  V*.  Sargent,  Hal- 
sted  Place,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  era  bowed 
sa.  Kendall,  Treworgy,  and  Pelyn,  Cornwall. 
Kandale,  co.  Devon,  V.  Kydale,  V,  co.  Devon  ; 
Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10.  Sergeant,  Cotes, 
co.  Stafford. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  arg.  Trahaern 
Goch,  Llyn. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  arg. 
Freer.    Frier,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  haurient  arg. 
Edmund  Griffith,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1634-7. 
Wynne,  Lees  Wood,  co.  Flint ;  Baronetcy  1731 ; 
extinct  .... 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  haurient  arg.  the 
head  back  fins  aDd  tail  or.  Carreg,  Carreg, 
Cefnmine,  etc.,  co.  Carnarvon  ;  from  Trahaiarn 
Goch,  Lleyn. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  em- 
bowed  arg.    Treworthgan. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed  arg. 
Chtpnam,  co.  Hereford. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed 
arg.  Blennerhasset,  Blennerville ;  Baro- 
netcy 1R09;  and  Ballyseedy ;  descended  from 
Blennerhasset,  Blennerhassett,  Carlisle,  and 
Flimby  Hall,  Cumberland.  Blaverhassett, 
Suffolk,  V.    Blenerhayset. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  em- 
bowed arg.  Bleverhasset,  Lowdhara,  Suffolk, 
temp.  Edward  III ;  quartering  Lowdbara. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins 
counterchanged.  Hubey  or  Hulbey.  The 
dolphins  naiant  embowed.    Hall.     Hull,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  arg.  Freere  or 
Fryer,  Essex;  and  Charlton,  co.  Salop. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed  arg. 
Arnold,  Cromer,  Norfolk;  Ballesford,  Suffolk; 
and  co.  Devon.  Fryer,  Clan,  Essex;  London  ; 
and  co.  Worcester. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  embowed 
arg.     Darcy,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  dolphins  or.  Dare, 
Norfolk. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  ppr. 
Freer,  Stratford-upon-Avon,  co.  Warwick. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  dolphins  arg. 
Leversedge,  Vallis,  co.  Somerset. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  dolphins  naiant  embowed 
arg.    Leversedge,  V*.    Leversege,  V. 

Yert  a  chev.  embattled  or  betw.  three  dolphins 
embowed  arg.  Brand,  Wherstead,  and  Wood- 
bridge,  Suffolk. 

Eels 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griggs  (or  young  eels) 
with  tails  in  the  mouth  arg.     Grigg. 
....  Gournets 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  gournets  haurient  gu. 
Tubb,  Trengoff,  and  Guinop,  Cornwall ;  granted 
1571. 

....  Hakes 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.  three    hakes    haurient  gu. 
Hake,  co.  Devon. 

. . .  .Lucies 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lucies  arg.     Brougham, 
Brougham,  Westmoreland  ;  quartering  Vaux  of 
Catterlen,  Vaux  of  Tryermane,  and  Delamore ; 
Barony  1830  and  1860. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Fishes  cont.   Pikes 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lucies  haurient  arg. 

Way,  co.  Devon,  V.    Waye,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pikes  haurient  arg.   Olney 

or  Oneley,  Thackbroke,  co.  Warwick. 

Powets 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.betw.  three  powets  (or  tadpoles) 

haurient  sa.     Russel,  quartered  by  Ramsay. 

Salmons 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  salmons  haurient  ppr. 

Wayte,  Lostwithiel. 
Gu.   a  chev.  betw.  three   salmons    naiant    arg. 

Milleton,  Cornwall.     Millington,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  salmons  naiant  arg. 

Milaton.        Militon,   Pengersick,   Cornwall; 

the  co -heiresses  m.  Erisey,  Parker,  Lanyon, 

Trefusis,  Tregodick,  Trenwith,  Arundell,  and 

Hearle,  Bonithon,  and  Abbot.  Millington,  V*. 

Myli.ington,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  salmons  arg.     King. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  salmons  haurient 

arg.    Cater,  London  ;  co.  Leicester;  co.  Berks  ; 

and  co.  Huntingdon,  1582.     Cornelius  Cater, 

London ;  granted  1584,  W.      Carter,  London. 

Ord. 
Sa.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  salmons  arg.    Kinge, 

London. 

Smelts 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  smelts  naiant  arg.  Smelt, 

co.  York. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three   smelts   naiant   ppr. 

Smelt,  Slindon,  Sussex. 
....  Soles 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  soles  haurient  within 

a  bordure   engr.  gu.    Sole,  Bobbing    Place, 

Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  soles  haurient  ppr. 

within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.     Soles,  Brabanne, 

co.  Cambridge.    Sole,  1716.     Soley,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 

....  Spaldings 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  spaldings  az.    Sprat, 

co.  Dorset. 

. . .  Sprats 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  sprats  az.     Sprat, 

V*.    Sprott,  V.    Sprott  (but  in  pencil  Fote  ) , 

Harl.MS.  1404,  fo.  41. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  sprats  naiant  (az. 

another)  ppr.     Thomas  Sprat,  Bishop  of  Ro- 
chester 1684-1713. 

Trouts 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  trouts  haurient  arg. 

Foreman,  Forman.  Scotland. 

Whelks 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  whelks  sa.    Shelly, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  whelks  or.    Wilkinson, 

Old  Buckenham,  Norfolk  ;  and  Bantam,  West- 
moreland. 
Gn.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  whelk   shells   or. 

Wilkinson,  Dorrington,  co.  Durham  ;  granted 

18  September  1538  ;  and  Middlesex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  whelks  of 

the   second.     Wilkinson,    Bishopwearmouth, 

co.  Durham  ;  quartering  Stote. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  whelk  shells  arg.    John. 
Sa.   a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  whelk  shells  or. 

Wylde,  co.  Worcester. 
Flagons  see  Cups 
Flaunches 
Arg.  a  chev.  beiw.  two  flaunches  sa.     Halbayne, 
co.  Devon.    Halbeyn. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Fleams 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fleams  or.  Chetham, 
Ash,  co.  Derby ;  and  Smedley,  co.  Lancaster; 
quartering  Sleigh. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fleams  sa.  Chethum, 
Suffolk.    Shetham,  co.  Lancaster. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleams  arg.      Company  of 
Barbers,  London,  temp.   Henry  VI;  Cotton. 
MS.  Tiberius  D  10,  fo.  888. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis  arg. 
enclosed  by  two  brick  axes  palewise  gold  and  in 
base  a  bundle  of  laths  as  the  last.     Company 
of  Bricklayers  and  Tilers,  London. 
Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis 
and  in  base  an  eagle  az.    Bellas. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis 
and  in  base  a  crab  or.  Crab,  Robslaw,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  and  in 
base  a  lion  ramp.  or.  Gogh.  Rhys  ap 
Meredith,  Tywyn. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  in  chief  and  a 
crab  in  base  or.     Crabb. 

Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  fleurs- 
de-lis  and  in  base  a  5-foil  sa.  Browne,  Ever- 
ton,  near  Liverpool. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  and  in 
base  a  crescent  arg.     Shovel. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  and  in 
base  a  rose  arg.     Cewer,  Surrey. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Fribourg. 

....  a  chev betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  .... 

Welsteed,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  231. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Dirwell. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Derwell.  Dirwell.  Dexwell  or  Dixwell, 
Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  erm.  Rich- 
ard de  Yhedingham,  Y. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  erm. betw.  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  sa.    Davell,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Belasyse,  Baronetcy  1611,  Baron  Belasise 
1644-92,  Baron  Faulconberg  1627,  Viscount 
1642,  extinct  1815;  Earl  1689-1700, 1756-1802; 
the  heirs  m.  Wynn,  Wombwell,  Howard,  and 
Bingham.  Bellassis,  V.  Bellasiz,  co.  York, 
V.     Dyrwell.    York,  Clothwood. 

Arg.  a  chev.  wavy  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Denne,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  Bellasis, 
co.  York.  Calamount,  Cornwall.  Carewell. 
Chaumond,  Cornwall,  V;  or  Chamond,  Tren- 
worth  Chamond,  and  Launcells,  Cornwall, 
quartering  Tregarthian ;  a  heiress  m.  Arundel, 
Trevanion,  and  Gerveys.  Chawmond,  V*. 
Clamond,  Lansells,  Cornwall.  Davall  or 
Davell,  co.  York.  Dennis,  Kent.  Dilderby. 
Fleming,  co.  York.  Griffith,  Wales.  Holt, 
V.    Hughes. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Wood,  Brockthorp,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Delves.  Dierwell,  V.  Dixwell,  Brome 
House,  and  Barb  am,  Kent ;  and  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  a  chev.  per  chev.  or  and  sa.  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  erminois.     Mulso,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de  lis  gu. 
Moreyne  or  Moryne,  Essex.  Morin.  Moryn, 
V.    Shadforth. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flenr-de-lis  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu'. 

Wood,  Cirencester,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.   Anstom, 
V*.   Anston.   Anstum,  V.    Ascum.   Aynscomb, 
Mayfield, Sussex jandCowdon, Kent.  Bonithon, 
Bouithon,     Cornwall.       Bonychon,    Cornwall. 

BONYTHAM.    BONYTHAN,  V.         DEXWELL,  V. 

Dixwell,  Church  Over,  co.  Warwick.  Green, 
V*.  Green  or  Grene,  Newby,  co.  York. 
Green,  Stock  Newton.  John  Greene,  Mewby, 
co.  York,  W.  Plxwell,  V*.  Randolfe,  V*. 
Randolff,  V.  Randolphe.  M.  John  Walsh, 
S.    Wynne,  Ashford,  Middlesex.    Yedingham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
sa.    Davells. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Afton,  co.  Devon.  Aston,  Cornwall.  Aughton, 
co.  Devon.  Stuth  Stuyth  Stwyth  or 
Stwythe.    Thomas  Stwyth,  V.    Styrch. 

Arg.  a  chev.  voided  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Fanshaw,  Barking,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  vert.  Spring, 
Suffolk.    Springes,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Crabb. 
Gerdelley  or  Gerdilley.  Goodsir,  Scot- 
land. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Hill, 
Kent,  W.  Lanacre,  co.  York.  Linarce,  co. 
York.    Moore,  Austhorp,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Gardell. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Brayer  or  Brayor.  Premonstratensian  Abbey 
at  Hales-Owen,  co.  Salop.  Hull  or  Hules. 
Hull,  Ireland.  Hules  or  Hulles.  Hulls, 
V.     Kynynmound,  quartered  by  Murray. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis 
or  and  in  base  a  lion  ramp.  ppr.  Hall-Joy, 
Hartham  Paik,  co.  Wilts;  quartering  Hall, 
Joye,  and  Hall. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Gardell. 

Az.  a  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.     Brown,  Edinburgh. 

Az.  a  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or  and  a  bordure  erm.  Brown, Edinburgh. 

Az.  a  chev.  (compony,  V*)  countercompony  arg. 
and  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Stanes,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.    John  Woodward,  Kent,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis 
and  in  base  a  demi-lion  ramp.  arg.  Joy,  Ire- 
land. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Gardell,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Brown, 
Fordel,  Scotland.  Hill,  W.  Hulles,  V*,  or 
Hulls,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  invecked  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Brown,  Ringside,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  fleurs  de-lis  or 
and  in  base  a  pen  arg.  Gilmour,  Craigmillar, 
Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Brown,  Horn,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  quarterly  per  chev.  or  and  arg.  betw. 
three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second.  Mardock,  co. 
Hertford.  Matoke  or  Mattick,  co.  Hertford  ; 
and  co.  York.  Mattick,  quartered  by  Wilton. 
The  fleurs-de-lis  seeded.  Matoke,  Hychen,  co. 
Hertford,  V.     Mattock,  V*. 


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1  CrtEVRON  betw.  or  within cunt. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Az.  a  cliev.  quarterly  or  and  of  the  second  betw. 
three  fleurs-de-lis  gold.  Simonds,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 

Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Curtis. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  Barber, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1733. 

Erm.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Barber,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1733. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Fromond 
or  Fromount. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  .... 
Curtis,  Teignmouth,  co.  Devon,  quartering 
Savage. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs  de-lis  arg.  Engs.F*. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Raynford,  Hadley,  Essex.  Raynsford,  Brad- 
field,  Essex.  Sr.  John  Raynsford,  Essex,  W, 
but  Sussex,  V,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10, 
quartering  gu.  six  eagles  displ .  three  and  three  or. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Gullan,  Scotland.     Guven. 

Gu.  a  chev.  (compony,  V*.)  countercompony  arg. 
and  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Sr.  John 
Scherley,  TV,  but  Sherley,  V,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10.  Shirley,  London  ;  confirmed 
10  September  1609. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  fleui-s-de-lis  arg. 
Crome,  Mayden  Early,  co.  Berks. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.  Crome,  Ockingham,  co.  Berks;  and 
Bromton,  Middlesex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  erm. 
Allwent. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Sr. 
Thomas  Montgomery-,  Essex,  V.   Rise,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
"Wolgar,  co.  Hauts. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Brown,  Westminster ;  Baronetcy  1732,  extinct 
1S30. 

Gu.  a  chev.  lozeDgy  arg.  aDd  sa.  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or.     Sherley  or  Shirley. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Haynelles,  Norfolk.    Hayyills. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
Mymyng  Mynors  or  Mynos.    Rainefort. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  in  chief  two 
of  the  second  and  in  base  one  arg.  Read,  Lon- 
don; granted  1599. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Brown, 
Balquharn,  Scotland.  Browne,  Westminster; 
Baronetcy  11  March  1732,  extinct  1830. 
Croudace,  Durham.  Lambert.  Pickering, 
V*.  Sr.  William  Pykering,  Kyrkby  Kendall, 
and  Oswaldkirk,  V.    Stennett  or  Stennitt. 

Gu.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Hickes,  Peddington,  co.  Gloucester,  ob.  1746. 

Or  a  chev.  embattled  erm.  betw.  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  gu.     Davils. 

Or  a  chev.  per  chev.  gu.  and  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  seeded  erm.  Moulso,  Calais,  V ;  but 
seeded  arg.  V*. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  per  pale  arg. 
and  gu.    Freeman,  Norfolk,  TV. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  purp.  Sweit 
or  Swift  ;  granted  16G5.     Swift,  Ireland. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Millecent,  Barkham  Hall,  co.  Cambridge. 
Millicent,  Linton,  co.  Cambridge.  Mylsent. 
Yawkins,  Scotland. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  Brown, 
Carslaith,  Scotland.  Fanshaw,  Ireland,  Vis- 
count Fanshaw,  derived  from  Fanshaw,  Fan- 
shawgate,  co.  Derby;  and  Parsloes,  Dengy 
Hall,  and  Barking,  Essex.  Fanshaw,  West 
Park,  co.  Hertford. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
Brown,  Dolphington. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  counterchanged.     Loftus. 

Per  chev.  erm.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  or.  Fromonds,  Cheyham,  Surrey ;  and 
Hadlow,  Kent.  John  Fromoundes,  ob.  1580, 
in  Cheam  Church.  Ffromond.  Feomound  or 
Fromount,  Surrey,  W ;  but  Fremond,  V,  Cott. 
MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 

Per  chev.  erm.  and  vert  a  chev.  engr.  counter- 
changed  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Stokes, 
V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  counterchanged.  Christopher  Nelson, 
Grimston,  co.  York,  V.     Nelson,  London. 

Per  pale  az.  and  arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  counterchanged.    Weltes,  V. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  arg.    Hull,  Durham. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  or.    Owen,  co.  Gloucester. 

Purp.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.   Ossam. 

Purp.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Osam,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10.  Osan. 
Osanne,  V.    Ossam. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Bodwida. 
Ediwwain  ap  Bleddtn,  Prince  of  Ardidwy. 
Bodwrdar,  Bodwrdar.  Caradoc.  Cansey. 
Cowcey  Cowcie  or  Cowcy.  Ellis,  Ystmyllyn, 
co.  Carnarvon.  Ellis,  Bronbwll.  Evans, 
Tan  y  bwlch.  Gettenes.  Griffith.  Howell, 
Prinknash  Park,  co.  Gloucester.  Hughes, 
Betshanger,  Kent;  Oxford;  and  Newbery,  co. 
Berks.  Hughes,  Cheltenham  ;  and  Trostrey, 
co.  Monmouth.  Jenkins.  Jenkinson.  Powell, 
Llwydarth,  Lanharen,  and  Maesteg,  co.  Gla- 
morgan: Powell  (quartering  Vaughan) 
quartered  by  Ollney.  Prytherch,  Tregaian. 
Richards,  Isle  of  Wight,  co.  Hants.  Richards, 
Solsborough,  Rathaspock,  and  Ardemine,  co. 
Wexford.  Einion  ap  Collwyn  ap  Tangro,  12th 
century,  lord  of  Efionydd.  Vaughan,  Aber- 
kain.  Vaughan,  Baron  Vaughan  and  Viscount 
Lisburne  1G95,  and  Earl  of  Lisburne  1776. 
Richard  Vaughan,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1596, 
Chester  1597,  London  1604-7.  Vaughan, 
Wales.  White,  Anglesea,  Z,  320.  Williams, 
Aberarch,  co.  Carnarvon.  Wynne,  Gwynfryn, 
and  Glynllivon;  Baronetcy  1742,  Baron  New- 
borough  1776.  Wynn,  Bodrean,  and  Blodwell, 
co.  Carnarvon.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Moore,  Wollington,  co.  Hereford.  Richards, 
Goodnestone,  Kent. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de  lis   arg. 

ASHFIELD.      DlGBY. 

Sa.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 

Walter  Fish,  Stowmarket,  Suffolk,  TV. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de  lis  or.  Hart, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1589. 
Sa.  a   chev.    or    betw.    three  fleurs-de-lis    arg. 

Bonigham,    V.*      Sr de    Boningham,    V. 

Thomas  Cawsse,  Norfolk,  V.     Hart,  London ; 

and  co.  York.    Jenkins,  Ireland.    Penwakn, 

Penwarn,  and  Mullyton,  Cornwull. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Busfeild, 
Upwood,co.York.  Ellis,  Carmarthen.  Evayne. 
Evens,  Essex.  Ewen,  Essex,  V.  Fanshawe. 
Hughes,  Brecon.  Richards,  Corner  House, 
co.  Glamorgan,  quariering  sa.  a  chev.  betw. 
three  fleurs  de-lis  arg.,  and  per  pale  az.  and 
gu.  three  lions  ramp,  arg.,  with  or  on  a  chev. 
gu.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa.  stringed  of  the 
second  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the 
first.    Vaughan,  co.  Salop. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Crul 
or  Kyele,  Altone,  or  Old  Town,  and  Homme, 
now  Horn  Green,  near  Boss,  1295;  and  Wal- 
ford  Court,  co.  Hereford,  temp.  Henry  VII, 
quartering  Abrahall.  Kirle,co.  Salop.  Kyrle, 
Much  Marcle,  co.  Hereford,  quartering  Money. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  four  fleurs-de-lis  and  over  all  a 
pile  or.     Coutry,  Broxbourne. 
Flowers  Bluebottles 

Arg.   a  chev.    gu.    betw.    two    bluebottles  ppr. 
stalked  vert.    Bothell. 
. . .  .Roses 

....  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  and  in  base  a 
fleur-de-lis....  Lancelot  du  Lac,  Chevalier, 
seal  16  or  17  century. 

...  .a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  and  in  base 
atalbot. . . .  Pope,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  404. 
The  talbot  pass.    John  Pope  alias  Talbot. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  gu.  and 
in  base  a  hunting  horn  sa.  stringed  of  the  third. 
Jowsie,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  gu.  and 
in  base  a  sword  point  downwards  of  the  second. 
M'Lure,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  gu. 
barbed  ppr.  and  in  base  a  bear's  head  erased 
sa.     Geekie,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  gu. 
barbed  vert  and  in  base  an  eagle  close  of  the 
second.    Chardin,  Benley  Park,  co.  Leicester. 

Arg.  acbev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  of  the 
last  and  in  base  a  fish  naiant  az.  Rosoarek, 
Ireland,  V.  Roscarreck,  Roscarreck,  Corn- 
wall,      V.  ROSCARICK,      V*.         ROSCARRICK. 

Roscarrock,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  and  in 
base  a  holly  leaf  gu.     Kadyow,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  and  in  base 
a  hunting  horn  sa.  Jossey  or  Jousey,  Scot- 
land. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  arg. 
barbed  and  seeded  ppr.  and  in  base  an  eagle 
displ.  with  two  beads  of  the  same.     Lievre. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  arg.  leaved 
vert  and  in  base  a  cock  of  the  third  combed 
beaked  and  legged  gu.  Simond,  Austin  Friars, 
London  ;  granted  30  June,  1760. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  slipped 
and  in  base  a  sun  ppr.     Dreux,  Paris. 

Erm.  a  chev.  vairy  gu.  and  or  betw.  in  chief  two 
roses  of  the  second  barbed  vert  and  in  base  a 
lily  (iris)  stalked  and  leaved  ppr.  (i.  e.  white 
seeded  gold  with  leaves  vert).  Wapshott. 
Whapshot. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  and  in  base  a 
fleur-de-lis  arg.    Cure,  Kensington,  Middlesex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  and  in  base 
a  boar's  bead  erased  arg.     Boggie,  Scotland. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  arg.  barbed 
vert  seeded  or  and  in  base  a  fleur  de-lis  of  the 
second.     Coare,  France. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Flowers   cont.   Roses  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  or  and  in 

base  a  cross  patty  of  the  second.     Doge,  Doge, 

Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  or  and  in 

base  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  (first,  V*.)  second. 

George  Cure,  London,  granted  1588,  W.  Cure, 

Blake  Hall,  near  Ongar,  Essex. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  of  the  last 

and  in    base  a  fish  naiant  az.      Roscarrock, 

Roscarrock,  Cornwall. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  ppr.  and 

in    base   a    dolphin    embowed     of    the     last. 

Langston  or  Langstone. 
Or  a  chev.  vair  betw.  in  chief  gu.  two  roses  and  in 

base  a  ship  ppr.     Bogle,  Scotland. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  per  chev.  sa.  and  of 

the  first  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  gu.  seeded  and 

barbed  ppr.  and  in  base  a  garb  or.     Coxed,  co. 

Oxford,  1737. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  a  chev  indented  erm.  betw. 

two  roses  and  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  all  counter- 
changed.     Somer,  Newland,  Kent. 
. . .  .Bluebottles 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bluebottles  az.  cupped 

vert.    Chorley,  Cott.  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10.    But 

slipped.    Cherley. 
Arg.    a    chev.   gu.    betw.  three   bluebottles   az. 

Bothell,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bluebottles  az.  cupped 

vert.   Chorley,  V.  But  slipped.   Cherley,  V*. 

Chorley,  Chorley,  co.  Lancaster ;  and   Leek, 

co.  Stafford.     Juckes,  quartered  by  Clifton. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  gu.  betw.  three  haydoddes  az.  slipped 

vert.     Dodd  ;  Harl.  MS.  2151,  fo.  110. 
Arg.  a   chev.   gu.    betw.   three   bluebottles  ppr. 

stalked  vert.    Bothell. 

....  Columbines 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  columbines  pendent  az. 

barbed    gu.    slipped    vert.       Timothy    Hall, 

Bishop  of  Oxford.  1688-90. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  columbines  ppr. 

stalked  and  leaved  vert.     Company  of  Cooks, 

London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.    betw.   three    columbines    az. 

CoVENTRE,  V*.      CoVENTREYE. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.   betw.   three   columbines 

pendent  az.       Company    of    Cooks,    London, 

Cotton.  MS:  Tiberius  D  10,  fo.  885. 
Arg.    a    chev.     sa.    between    three    columbines 

pendent  az.  slipped  vert.    Sir  John  Coventre, 

Alderman  of  London,  V. 
Arg.   a  chev.   sa.  betw.  three   columbines   ppr. 

Coventry,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  J  425.  Hall, 

co.  Worcester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  columbines  slipped 

ppr.     Hall,  Coventry,  co.  Warwick. 
Arg.   a   chev.   betw.   three   columbines   pendent 

and  slipped  each  of  four  leaves  vert.  Clarke,  W. 
Or    a    chev.    sa.    betw.    three    columbines    az. 

Chipmeeden. 

Gilliflowers 

Arg.  a   chev.   gu.    betw.    three    gilliflowers    az. 

Bothell,  V.;    (slipped,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 

D,  10.) 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  gilliflowers  of  the 

second  cupped  vert.     Bothell,  V. 
Arg.   a   chev.   sa.  betw.    three    gilliflowers    ppr. 

Thomas      Pace,      alias       Skeffington      or 

Skevington,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1510-33. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  gilliflowers  gu.    John  de 

Lisle  or  Sire  Johan  de  LYSLEY,in  error. 


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423 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flowers   cont.   Marigolds    , 
Gu.  a  cbev.  or  betw.  three  marigolds  of  the  last 
stalked  and  leaved  vert.     Goldman,  Sandford. 

Primroses 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  primroses  slipped 
ppr.     Carstairs,  Kilconquhar. 
Roses 

....  a  chevron  betw.  three  roses ....     Walsham, 

Cambridge. 
Arg.    a   chev.    betw.    three    roses    az.       Iewin 

Irwine  or  Irwyne,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  az.  within  a  bor- 
tlure  gu,     Giffard,  co.  Leicester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  Mackliew, 
Garden.  Rosagan,  Kenegie,  Cornwall. 
Rossell,  Rutland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu. 
slipped  and  barbed  or.  Asylun.  But  the 
roses  stalked  and  leaved  ppr.    Aslin,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  Allen. 
Ashton.  Coop  or  Coope.  Knoll.  Lacke, 
that  Ilk.  Leckie,  Scotland.  Lecky,  that  Ilk. 
Lyne,  Cornwall.  Pearson.  Phillips. 
Norley,  co.  Devon.  Ressuggan,  St.  Earne, 
Cornwall.  Resuggan,       Cornwall,         W. 

Rugeley,  Shenstone  and  Smallwood,  co.  Staf- 
ford, and  Downton  Rugeley,  co.  Warwick. 
Ruggelay.  Ruggeley,  Shenton,  and  Hanks- 
yard,  co.  Stafford,  W.  John  Rugley,  co.  War- 
wick, V.  Russell.  Thirkell,  Shenstone,  co. 
Stafford.  Upton,  Gaydon,  co.  Warwick. 
Wedderbttrn,  Ruthven,  Scotland,  quartering 
Colvil.  Wedderurn,  London ;  and  Easter 
Pawrie,  Scotland.  Wiard,  London.  Philip 
Wyard,  V.    Wyward,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  roses  gu. 
Manigford.  Mannyfobd,  co.  Dorset. 
Manningforde,  1352.  White,  V*.  Whyte, 
Ireland,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  roses  gu.  Manfold 
Mannyfold  or  Manyfold.  Manyfold,  Corn- 
wall, V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  or. 
Roscrowe,  Roscrowe,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  roses  of  the  last 
seeded  or  leaved  vert.  Phelips,  Briggins  Park, 
co.  Hertford ;  descended  through  Pheltps  or 
Philips,  Montacute,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii, 
314;  the  heiress  m.  Farquh  arson ;  from 
Phelips,  Barrington  and  Corfe  Mullen,  co. 
Dorset;  the  heiress  m.  Hareham.  Powell, 
Hinton,  Hereford.  Ruggles,  Spains  Hall, 
Essex;  and  Clare,  Suffolk;  descended  from 
Rogyll  or  Ruggles,  Sudbury,  1547. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  or 
barbed  vert.    White,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded 
or  barbed  of  the  first.    White,  Ireland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  az.  slipped  and 
barbed  vert.    Browne. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  Roger  de 
Clifton,  Y.    John  Holyman,  Bishop  of  Bristol 

1554-8.      POLTVES.      NORLEIGHE.      NoRTHLEIGH, 

Northleigh,  co.  Devon.  Smith,  co.  Lancaster, 
W.  Smyth,  co.  York.  Tresithney,  Penryn, 
Cornwall;  the  co-heiress  m.  Treffry.  Wickham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  az. 
stalked  and  leaved  or.    Browne,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  az. 
stalked  and  leaved  vert.     Browne. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  or 
barbed  vert.    Smith,  Curdley,  co.  Lancaster. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flowers    cont.   Roses  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  and 
leaved  ppr.  Nicholas  West,  Bishop  of  Ely, 
1515-33. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  barbed  and 
seeded  vert.  William  Smith,  Bishop  of  Lich- 
field, etc.,  1491,  Lincoln  1496-1513;  and 
Brazen  Nose  College,  Oxford,  as  founded  by 
him. 

Arg.  a  chev.  6a.  betw.  three  roses  ppr.  Smith, 
Farnworth,  co.  Lancaster.  Smith,  Bishop  of 
Lichfield,  etc.  1491;  Lincoln  1490-1513. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  sa.  Raynstone, 
co.  Devon.     Smith. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  erochees  sa. 
Thomas  Muriell,  Scrimby,  Y. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  roses  vert. 
Tylesley. 

Az.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  Prentisse, 
V*.    John  Prentysse,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  wavy  arg.  betw.  three  roses  gu. 
slipped  or.     Gillispie,  Newton. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  roses  or. 
Lower,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  roses  arg.  Lower, 
Cornwall.     Lowre,  Cornwall,  W. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  or.  Landham  or 
Lanham.  Laudham,  V.  Russell,  co.  Rut- 
land. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  and 
leaved  ppr.    Farmor. 

Erm.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu. 
seeded  of  the  second.  Adams,  Cheaton,  co. 
Salop. 

Erminois  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.    Rickets. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  Barkeley, 
co.  Gloucester.  Edwards,  Maes-yr-hen-llys, 
co.  Denbigh;  Gouldgrieve,  co.  Flint;  and  Old 
Court,  co.  Wicklow;  quartering  Kynaston. 
Einion  ap  Geraint.  Geydon.  Knell.  Elias 
de  Knoll,  Lord  of  Knollsmere,  Wigglesworth, 
and  Hellifield  Peel,  co.  York;  coheirs  m. 
Hamerton  and  Halton.  Rhodri  Mawr. 
Wadham,  co.  Devon;  and  Merifield,  co.  Somer- 
set. Sir  Nicholas  Wadham,  V ;  and  Collinson, 
Somerset,  i,  8,  with  thirteen  quarterings,  ob. 
1609.  And  with  a  mullet  for  dift".  Wadham, 
Cotherston,  co.  Dorset.  Woodham,  Catherston, 
Cornwall. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  barbed  vert. 
Wadham  College,  Oxford,  founded  1613  by 
Nicholas  Wadham,  of  Merefield,  co.  Somerset, 
and  his  wife,  Dorothy  Petre,  impaling  Petre. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  seeded  or 
barbed  vert.  Roderick  the  Great,  King  of  all 
Wales  (Rhodri  Maur). 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  White, 
Bristol. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roses  or.  Lockerby, 
That  Ilk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  roses  or.  Dicome, 
co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  or.  Sutton,  Sabs- 
bury,  co.  Wilts. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  roses  arg.    Reve, 

Maiden,  Suffolk;  granted  1590. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  roses  arg. 
Rene,  Hubbart's  Hall,  Essex.  Francis  Reve, 
Molden,  Suffolk;  granted  1590,  W. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  Mac  Clary, 
Gardin,  Scotland.  M'Ley,  Strathconath.  Sire 
Geffrey    Rossel,    N.       Sr.  William  Rossell, 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within . . . .  cont. 

Flowers   cont.   Roses  cont. 

Northampton,   V.      Thomas  Russell,  X;    Y. 

And  with  a  label  arg.  M.Hugh  Russell,  X;  Y. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  three  roses  gu.  and 

in    base    a    dolphin    naiant    embowed    of  the 

second.    Langston,  V.    Langstone,  V*. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.     Bish.     Bisshe, 

Essex.      Bysshe,    Surrey;    and   Sussex,    W. 

Byshe,  V*. 
Or  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  roses  gu.  stalked 

with  two  leaves  vert.    Aslin  or  Asslam,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  three  roses  ppr.  and 

in    base    a    dolphin    embowed    of   the    last. 

Langston  or  Langstone. 
Or  a  chev.  quarterly  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three  roses 

of  the  third.     Dismoes  or  Dismos.     Dysmaes, 

Harl.  3IS.  1404,  fo.  99. 
Or  a  chev.   sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.     William 

Wickham  or  Wykeham,  while  Archdeacon  of 

Lincoln,  1366;  Louth,  p.  10. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

roses  counterchanged.    White. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

roses  counterchanged.    Drewe. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roses  or  (?  surmounted 

of  as  many  gu.  seeded  of  the  third).     William 

Smith,  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.,  1491,  Lincoln 

1496-1513. 
Sa.  a   chev.  betw.  three   roses   arg.      Cornish, 

Collinson,    Somerset,  iii,    401.     Lower,  Tre- 

laske,  Cornwall,  W.    Lower,  St.  Winnow  Bar- 
ton, Trelaske,  Polmawgan,  Tremeere,  Lezant, 

and  St.  Judie,  Cornwall.     Rodeeick  the  Great 

(?in  error).     Moyne,  Charter-House,  Hinton, 

and  Mendip,    co.    Somerset.      Rose.      Roys. 

Russell,  of  the  North,  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  barbed  vert. 

Hopton. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  or.     Bonnington, 

Barrowcote,  co.  Derby. 
Vert  a  cbev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.     Holman. 
Sa.    a    chev.    embattled    or  betw.    three    roses 

arg.  Coenish, Sharnbroke,co. Berks;  Baronetcy 

1766;    extinct    1770.     Cornish,    Essex;    and 

Kent.  Cornishe,T*.  Coenyshe,  V.  Foeneche 

or  Foenech. 

....Thistles 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  thistles  slipped  of  the 

second  leaved  vert.     Chorley,  1730. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  thistles  or.     Skewis, 

Great  Skewis,  in  St.  Wenn,  Cornwall ;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Mohun  and  Courtenay. 

Teazles 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  teazles  stalked  and 

leaved  ppr.     Fulham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  teazles  or  leaved 

vert.    Bennett,  Harl.  MS.  1603. 
..  ..Roses 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  eight  roses  arg.     Sir  Thomas 

Barcley,  L. 
Gu.   a  chev.   betw.   ten    roses    arg.   barbed    or. 

Baekeley  or  Barkley,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    roses    arg.     Sire    Thomas 

Baecley,  L,  Harl.  MS.  6589 ;  or  deBERKELEYE, 

N  (?  of  Wymondhaai). 
3-Foils 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  slipped 

vert   and   in    base   a   chaplet   ppr.    Becker, 

London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  slipped 

and  in  base  a  5-foil  vert.     Gouldie,  Scotland. 


1  CHEVRON   betw.  or  within cont. 

3-Foila  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  vert  and  in 
base  a  bull's  head  couped  at  the  neck  gu. 
horned  and  crined  or.  Neate,  London;  and 
Swindon,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  slipped  vert 
and  in  base  a  tortoise  gu.      Goudie,  Scotland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  slipped 
and  in  base  a  bezant  on  the  top  a  cross  patty 
or.  Lefevee,  Old  Ford,  Middlesex;  granted 
7  July,  1789.  Shaw-LEFEVRE,  Heckfield,  co. 
Hants;  quartering  Shaw. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  slipped  and 
in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  arg.  Plenderleith, 
Blyth,  and  Peebles,  Scotland. 

....a  chev.  betw.  three  3  foils  ....  a  crescent 
for  diff.  ....  Thomas  Wickins,  1694,  Ban- 
stead  Church. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  az.  Robert  Frost, 
in  Tankersley  church,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  az. 
Trad  wick. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  gu.  Chamber, 
Wolsticastle,Cornwall;  Hacton, Essex;  and  Mid- 
dlesex. Rowe,  Kingston,  and  Bearton,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  gu. 
Chambers, London;  and  Barkway,  co.  Hertford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  per 
pale  gu.  and  vert.  Roe  or  Row,  co.  Devon ; 
granted  1595.     Rowe,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 
Tread  way. 

Arg.  a  chev.  voided  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 
vert.    De  Cardonnel. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  and 
erased  at  the  foot  az.  Frost,  co.  York,  V. ;  but 
not  erased  in  Cott.  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  gu. 
Chambers,  London.  Goold  or  Gould,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  vert. 
Blome  FIELD. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  3  foils  slipped  vert. 
Goldie,  England ;  and  Craigmue,  Scotland. 
Sleford,  Wilsthrop,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  paly  sa.  and  or  betw.  three 
3-foils  of  the  second.  Clay,  Fulwell  Lodge, 
Middlesex;  Baronetcy  1841. 

Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 
Richard  Moreton,  co.  Salop,  quartering  gu.  a 
cock  or,  W. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  gu. 
Hesill.    Hesyll,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  sa.  Fitz-Lewes. 
Flett. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  Capps, 
Kent.  Roger  Cappus,  Kent,  V.  Capys,  co. 
Gloucester,  V.  Flote.  Lewes,  Norwich. 
Moreton,  V.  Morton,  co.  Salop.  Moreton, 
quartering  gu.  a  cock  or;  V,  in  Cott.  BIS. 
Tiberius  D  10.  Ronsford  or  Rowsford. 
Rufford,  F;  and  co.  Buckingham.  Adam 
Walche,  Wales,  1460,  V.  WiKES.co.Gloucester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 
Claye  or  Cley,  Cryche,  co.  Derby ;  the  co- 
heirs m.  Brailsford,  Pwisey,  and  Clarke.  Clay, 
Bridgehouses,  Sheffield  ;  impaling  Greaves. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  vert.     Hesill. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 
Beckford.  Frost,  co.  York.  Halyan,  V*. 
William  Halyax,  V.  Underhill,  Hounslow, 
Middlesex;  Wolverhampton,  co.  Stafford;  and 
Ettington,  co.  Warwick.     Underhill,  V. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

3-Foils  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 

vert.    Brewin. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  3-foils  vert.    Peverell, 

Cornwall.     Markes,  Essex. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.   three    3-foils    slipped    vert. 

Rotten. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  arg.      M'Chean, 

Scotland. 
Az.    a   chev.   betw.    three    3-foils    slipped    arg. 

M'Hanaz,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or. 

Beard,  Beard  Hall,  co.  Derby. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  arg.    Parsons, 

Hemerton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 

Meade,  Baronetcy   1703,   Baron    Gilford   and 

Viscount  Clanwilliam  1766,  Baron  Clanwilliam 

1828,  Earl  of  Clanwilliam  1776. 
Az.    a    cbev.    betw.    three    3-foils    slipped    or. 

Bloss,  Ireland.      Bothwell,  Baron  Holyrood 

House.    Bothwell,  Bishop  of  Orkney  1562-93. 

Lynch,  Galway,  Ireland.   Lynch,  Castle  Carra, 

co.  Mayo;  Baronetcy  1622. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or. 

Symonds. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg.  a 

bordure  engr.  sa.     Mallory,  Harl.  MS.  1404, 

fo.  62. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.   three   3-foils   slipped   arg. 

Duddin,  Scotland.    Dunnage.    Mead. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  3-foils  stalked  or. 

Nicholls,  Baynham,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  3-foils  stalked  (couped 

V*)  slipped  and  raguly  or.      George  Nicoll, 

Southold,  Suffolk,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  arg.    Mede 

or    Meade,    co.    Cambridge;     and    Cornwall. 

Modey. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 

Meade,    co.    Cambridge;    and    co.    Somerset. 

Mede,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 

arg.     Lofft,  Troston,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or. 

Meugh,  Ireland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 

Thomas  de  Insula  or  de  Lisle,  Bishop  of  Ely 

1345-61. 
Or    a    chev.    betw.    three    3-foils    slipped    az. 

Charlewood. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 

Smythe,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Or  a  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  arg.  betw.  three  3-foils 

slipped  vert.    Dan  or  Dann. 
Or    a    chev.    betw.    three    3-foils    slipped    gu. 

Chicheley.F;  and  co.  Cambridge.  Williamson, 

East  Markbam,  co.  Nottingham  ;  (?  an  error). 
Or  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 

gu.     Simon   Langham,   Bishop   of   Ely    1362, 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1366-68. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils   slipped  sa. 

Williamson,     Walkeringham,     and     Burton, 

granted  1602  ;  and  Great  Markham  and  East 

Markham,  co.  Nottingham;  Gainsborough, co. 

Lincoln ;  and  Whitburn  Hall,  Monkwearmouth; 

Baronetcy  1642. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 

Slater,   Barlborougb,  and  Durant  Hall,  near 

Chesterfield,  co.  Derby. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  az.    Trethewy, 

St.  Stephen's,  Cornwall. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


3-Foils  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  Abdy, 
Essex.     Holworthey. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 
Williamson,  Melbeck  Hall,  Cumberland  ; 
granted  1670-71 ;  and  Mount  Vernon,  Liverpool. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  three  3-foils  slipped 
vert  and  in  base  a  mullet  gu.     Alsworthy. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  cbev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils 
slipped    counterchanged.      Pike,    co.    Devon. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils 
counterchanged.    Pitts,  co.  Bedford. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils 
one  and  two  in  chief  and  an  orb  and  cross  in 
base  or.    Lefevre,  Stepney  Green,  Middlesex. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils 
slipped  counterchanged.    Pike. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  a  chev.  voided  betw.  three 
3-foils  counterchanged.  Wickens,  Stocht- 
brewen,  co.  Northampton;  confirmed  23  May 
1640.    The  three  3-foils  slipped.    Wiggins. 

Sa.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  3-foils  arg.  Lewis,  Essex; 
co.  Hertford ;  and  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg.  John, 
W.  Sr.  Richard  Lewes,  temp.  Edward  IV, 
Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44;  but  Lewys,  V. 
Trayfray,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 
Lofthouse. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 
Meade. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 
arg.  Loftus,  (the  elder  branch)  Viscounty 
1622  extinct  1725;  derived  from  Lofthous, 
Swineshead,  co.  York ;  like  Adam  Loftus,  Arch- 
bishop of  Armagh  1561  (but  he  had,  1567,  a 
grant  of  another  coat  which  his  descendants 
abandoned),  and  Dublin,  1567-1605;  Viscount 
Lisburne  Baron  Rathfarnham  1 685  extinct  1691, 
Baron  Loftus  1751  and  1785,  Viscount  1756, 
Earl  of  Ely  1761  and  1771  extinct  1783. 
Loftus,  Mount  Loftus,  co.  Kilkenny;  Baron- 
etcy 1768.  Loftus,  Woolland,  co.  Dorset;  and 
Fincham,  Norfolk;  derived  from  Loftus,  Kil- 
bride, co.  Kildare,  Ireland;  quartering  King. 
Tottenham,  afterwards  Loftus,  Baron  1785 
and  1801,  Viscount  Ely  1789,  Earl  of  Ely  1794, 
Marquis  of  Ely  1800. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  or.  Lewis,  Marre, 
and  Ledston  Hall,  co.  York;  Baronetcy  1660  ; 
extinct  1671.  Lewes,  Ledstone.co.  York,  Z, 443. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  3  foils  and  in  base 
an  orb  and  cross  or.  Lefevre,  Stepney,  Mid- 
dlesex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or.  Lewis, 
Doncaster;  confirmed  1586;  and  co.  Monmouth. 
Waplod. 

Vert   a   chev.   betw.   three   3-foils   slipped   arg. 
Beechey  or  Beechy. 
4-Foils 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  4-foils  and  in 
base  a  3-foil  slipped  vert.    Bedford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  az.  Kyme. 
(Assumed  by)  Kem.  But  stalked  vert.  Honor 
or  Honnor.  Kyme,  Friskeney,  V.  And  leaved 
vert.    Friskney.     Kymes,  V*. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  az.  betw.  three  blind  4-foils  of  the 
second  stalked  vert.  Honour  of  Kymes,  V. 
Kyme,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  66.  And  leaved 
vert.     Kymes,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  gu.  Manning. 
The  4-foils  slipped.    Le  Bon. 

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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

4-Foils  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  4-foils  slipped  vert. 
Matford,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  sa.  Air.  Winford, 
co.  Worcester.  The  4-foils  voided.  Wandford, 
V,  and  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  93.  Wandeford, 
V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  slipped  arg.  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.  Vincent,  co.  Stafford;  and  co. 
Worcester. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  or.  Lynch,  Ire- 
land; and  Southampton. 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  4-foils  or  stalked  and 
leaved  vert.    Goodson. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  arg.  Crtjmpe 
Crump  or  Crompe,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  or.  Crompe, 
Stonelinch,  Sussex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  voided  arg. 
Houghton,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  4-foils  arg. 
Raughton,  co.  York,  Harl.  MS.  1394,  fo.  171. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  or.    Crompe,  V*. 
5-Foil 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  5-foil 
of  the  last  pierced  or  and  in  base  three  crosses 
croslet  as  the  second.  Latymer,  Harl.  MS. 
1404,  fo.  111. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  a  5-foil  of  the 
second  pierced  or  and  in  base  three  crosses 
croslet  of  the  last.    Latimer,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  pierced 
5-foil  in  the  sinister  three  crosses  croslet  and  in 
base  four  arg.    Latymer,  Freston,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  the  dexter  chief  a  pierced 
5-foil  or  iu  the  sinister  three  crosses  croslet 
and  in  base  (three  V*)  four  arg.  Latymer, 
Suffolk,  V. 

5-Foils 

Vert  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  in  chief  two  pierced 
5-foils  and  in  base  a  stag  trippant  or  a  bordure 
engr.  of  the  last.  Robinson,  Sunderland; 
granted  .... 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in  base 
a  buck  pass.  or.    Robinson. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  pierced  5-foils  and 
in  base  a  stag  trippant  or.  Robinson,  Middle- 
sex ;  and  Herrington  and  Sunderland,  co.  Dur- 
ham, quartering  Appleton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in 
base  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  De  Beauvoir  ;  quar- 
tering Beuyon,  1822;  quartered  by  Browne, 
1825. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in  base  an 
estoile  sa.  Richard  Kellawe,  Bishop  of  Dur- 
ham 1311-16. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in 
base  a  boar's  head  couped  and  erect  az. 
Bogue. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in  base 
a  boar's  head  erased  and  erect  gu.  Bog 
Boag  or  Bogg,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in 
base  a  boar's  head  sa.    Bog,  Burnhouse. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in 
base  a  hunting-horn  arg.  garnished  az.  Duncan, 
Seaside  and  Lundie,  Scotland. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in  base  a 
mullet  sa.  Kellio,  Kellio  in  Comely,  Corn- 
wall; the  heiress  m.  Tredenbam.  Killowe, 
Dale,  Cornwall. 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

5-Foils  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in  base 
a  sword  palewise  arg.     Doeg. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  gu.  and  in 
base  a  hawthorn  tree  vert.  Hawthorn  or 
Hawthorne,  Castlewig. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  gu.  and  in 
base  a  saltire  couped  az.  Agnew,  Lochnaw,  co. 
Wigton;  Baronetcy  1629.  Auchmenan.  But 
within  a  bordure  of  the  second.  Agnew  and 
Agneu,  Lochryan. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  of  the  field. 
Prestwood,  Prestwood,  co.  Salop  (an  error). 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.    Lockey. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pierced  5-foils  az. 
Occle. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three 
5-foils  of  the  last.    Cooke. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.  Hampton, 
co.  Stafford;  Norwood,  Middlesex;  and  Lon- 
don.   Richard  Sclerys,  V.    Wybaston. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  Acton, 
Acton,  co.  Worcester.  Agnew.  Allen  or 
Alleyn,  founder  of  Dulwich  College,  Surrey, 
1566,  1626.  Alleyn,  Essex,  W.  Beauvoir, 
Guernsey;  and  London.  Beaver.  Bevers, 
1716.  Bevers,  Hogsdon.  Chamber.  Charteray. 
Henry  Chicheley,  Bishop  of  St.  David's 
1408,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1414-43. 
De  Beauvotr.    Durren.    Hampton.    Langton 

'     or  Langham.    Sweteby.    Warsteed. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  5-foils  gu. 
Warsted  or  Warsteede. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  vert.    Peperell. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  Clifton. 
Ricaad,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  5-foils  gu. 
Roger  de  Cliftone,  E. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  sa.  Chamberlayn, 
co.  York.  Floracke.  Folkingham,  Barton, 
co.  York.  Folkingham,  V*.  Keterton.  John 
Kotterton,  V.    Rempston. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  sa.  within  a  bor- 
dure compony  or  and  az.     Clifton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  5-foils  sa. 
Wandeford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  5-foils  sa.  Hatfield 
or  Hitfield. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  M'Han,  Scot- 
land. 

Az.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  5-foils 
or.  Langham,  co.  Leicester.  Langham  or 
Langholme,  Coinsholme,  co.  Lincoln. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.  Coringes, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  93. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.    Coring 

Or    CORINGE. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  sa.    Fermour,  V. 
Erm.    a    chev.    engr.    betw.    three    5-foils    sa. 

Hatfeld,  V*.    Haytefeld.    Haytfeld,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils   arg.      Acton, 

Wolverton;  quartered  by  Pardoe;  and  Ombers- 

ley.    Acton,  Acton,  co.  Worcester,  V.    Crompe. 

Gedon.     John  Langton,  Bishop  of  St.  David's 

1447,  Add.  MS.  12443. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  5-foils  and  in 

base  a  bugle  arg.    Donkin,  Rippon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.    Bircut, 

Scotland.    Wreaoke  alias  Ocle,  Dabenham, 

Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  stalked  and 

leaved  vert.     Thoms. 


BRITISH  AKMORIALS. 


427 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

5-Foils  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.  Bodyar, 
Cornwall.     Wadham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  Meade 
or  Mede,  co.  Cambridge;  and  Cornwall. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.  Hamilton, 
Reddles.  Hamilton,  Pencaitland,  Scotland; 
a  scion  of  Presmanan. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  5-foils  erm. 
Smith  alias  Kent,  More  End,  co.  Northampton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  stalked  and 
leaved  vert.    Kershaw. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  5-foils  or. 
Tarleton,  Leintwardine,  co.  Hereford;  Baro- 
netcy 1818,  extinct  1833.  Tarleton,  Colling- 
wood  Hall,  Northumberland ;  quartering  Col- 
lingwood. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  thre9  5-foils  arg.  Tarleton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  5-foils  arg. 
Lickton.    Lycton,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.  Chambar,  V. 
Chamber,  V*.  Chambers,  Studley,  co. Warwick. 
Chambers,  Bredgar  House,  descended  from 
Selling,  Kent.  Chamber,  Gaddesby,  co.  Lei- 
cester; Harl.  MS.  1431,  fo.  24,  6125,  fo.  114, 
as  if  descended  from  Chamber,  Kendal,  co. 
Westmoreland ;  and  Cleadon,  co.  Durham. 
And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Chamber,  Da- 
genham,  Essex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  voided  betw.  three  5-foils  or.  Chiesly, 
Kersewell. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils 
az.    Cooke. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils 
of  the  second.  Sr.  Philipp  Cooke,  temp.  Ed- 
ward IV,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three  5-foils 
of  the  third.     Corke. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three  5-foils 
of  the  second.     Cooke,  Essex. 

Or  a  chev.  compony  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three 
5-foils  of  the  third.  Cooke,  V*.  Cooke,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1462. 

Or  a  chev.  countercompony  gu.  and  purp.  betw. 
three  5-foils  az.  Sr.  Anthony  Cooke,  Giddy 
Hall,  Essex,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  Chichele  ; 
from  whom  descended  Henry  Chichele,  Bishop 
of  St.  David's  1408,  Archbishop  of  Canter- 
bury 1414-43;  and  his  two  brothers,  Sir  Ro- 
bert Chichele,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1411 
and  1421,  and  William  Chichele,  London, 
Sheriff  1411.  Chichele  or  Chichley,  Wimple, 
co.  Cambridge;  descended  from  William,  young- 
est brother  of  the  Archbishop;   the  heiress  m. 

Griffiths.    Sr de    Chichley,    V.    All 

Souls  College,  Oxford. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  slipped  gu.  Le  Bon. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  Clifton, 
V*.    Geoffrey  de  Clystone,  V. 

Per  fess  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils 
counterchanged.     Balnaves,  Carnbody. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  in  chief  a  chev.  betw.  three 
5-foils  or  in  base  a  rose  of  the  first  stalked 
leaved  and  barbed  ppr.     Vanheck,  London. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.    Waltham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  5-foils  arg. 
pierced  or.     Smallpiece,  Hockering,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg. 
Smalpece  or  Smallpiece,  Worlingham,  Suffolk. 
Robert  Smallpeece,  Hockering,  Norfolk ; 
granted  1590 ;  W.  Stone,  Framfield,  Sussex; 
granted  14  December,  1628. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

5-Foils  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pierced  5-foils  arg. 

Smallpeice,  Norfolk;  and  Hockling,  co.  Salop; 

granted  1586. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  pierced  or. 

Walsingham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.  Walsingham, 

V;    and    Kent.      Waltham,    V.      Roger   de 

Wolsingham,  Y. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pierced  5-foils  or. 

M.  Roger  de  Walsham,  S.    Roger  Wolsingham, 

X. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.    Daviss. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.    Thorley. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.     Davies. 
Sa.  a  jchev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.      Chambers, 

Selling,  Kent;  Hoisted,  iii,  25.    Kenton,  V. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    pierced    5-foils    or. 

Walsingham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  5-foils  of  the  last 

pierced  gu.    Hildersham,  Molton,  Suffolk. 
Sa.    a    chev.    pean     betw.    three     5-foils     arg. 

Woodhouse,  London. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  5-foils  and  in 

base  (a  cross  or)  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg. 

Umphray. 
Arg.    a   chev.   betw.   six   5-foils  sa.      Freston, 

Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  5-foils  arg.     Barkeley, 

Norfolk.    Berkeley,  Wymondham,  co.  Leices- 
ter; Baronetcy  1611,  extinct  ....,  quartering 

Hamlyn,   Delalaunde,    Welles,    Engaine,  and 

Waterton,  Harl.  MS.  6183,  fo.  5.    Berkley, 

Routland,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  pierced  5-foils  arg.     M. 

John  de  Berkele,  S. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    5-foils    arg.      Sire    John 

Barkeley,  Q.    Berkeley,  Wymondham ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1611;  quartering  as  above. 
6-Foils 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  6 -foils  gu. 

Roger  de  Clifton,  F. 
7-Foils 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  7-foils  (seitfoiles)  gu. 

John  Charteray,  Y. 
8-Foils 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    double    4-foils    arg. 

Medegs. 

Fountains  see  Roundles 

Frets  or  Gimlets 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  frets  (wine  piercers) 

of  the  second  screws  or.    Butler,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  gimlets  of  the  second 

the  handles  or.    Butler,  Sussex.    The  handles 

of  the  second  and  the  screws  or.     William 

Buteller,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  94. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  gimlets  sa.     Clapham. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  frets  (wine  piercers) 

or  the   handles   sa.  banded  gold.    Boteller, 

Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  105. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  nine  gimlets  sa.    Clapham. 

Fruit    ...  Acorns 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  acorns  gu.      Sennocke 

or  Sevenocke,  Layston,  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  acorns  gu.    Boyes. 

Boys. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  acorns  ppr.    Boyes. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  acorns  vert  budded  or. 

Boys,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  slipped  acorns  or 

cupped  vert.    Boys,  Cornwall,  V. 


428 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Fruit  ....  Acorns  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  acorns  slipped  or. 

Pabkee,  Wales. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  acorns  or  husked  vert. 

Ifield. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  acorns  pendent  of  the 

last  cupped  and  stalked  vert.     Ifeld,  of  the 

North,  V.      MuSHELEENEE. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  acorns  pendent  of  the 
last  slipped  vert.    Deyfield.    Ifeld,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  three  acorns  of  the 
last  husked  and  slipped  vert  and  in  base  a  bull's 
head  erased  arg.    Stoek. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  acorns  and  in  base 
a  bull's  head  erased  or.  Staek,  Killermont, 
Scotland.  And  with  a  bordure  arg.  Staek, 
America. 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  acorns  slipped  and 
pendent  ppr.     Daubuz. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  acorns  or*.  Highfield, 
Suffolk. 

Apples 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  apples  gu.  Southbey  or 
Sodthby,  Carswell,  co.  Berks;  quartering  Hay- 
ward. 

Or  a  chev.  per  pale  arg.  and  vert  betw.  three 
apples  gu.     Messaemy. 

Or  a  chev.  per  pale  gu.  and  vert  betw.  three 
apples  (they  are  cherries)  of  the  second  slipped 
of  the  third.     Messaeney,  V*. 

Or  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  apples  gu.  stalked  of 
the  second.     Messewy. 

Vert    a    chev.    engr.    betw.    three    apples    arg. 
Appulton.    The  apples  gu.    Appulton. 
....  Bean-pods 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bean-pods  vert.  Rise, 
Trewardreva,  Cornwall;  the  heiress  m.  Trewren 
and  Glynn. 

....  Cherries 

Or  a  chev.  per  pale  gu.  and  vert  betw.  three 
(apples  V*)  cherries  of  the  second  slipped  as 
the  third.    Messaeney,  V. 
....  Cloves 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cloves  or.    Duffield. 
....  Corn 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ears  of  rye  (?  ppr.) 
slipped  and  bladed  vert.  Ridale  Riddale 
Riddell  Ridel  or  Ridell, Scotland;  Baronetcy 
14  May  1028. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  ears  of  corn  as  the 
second  slipped  and  bladed  or.     Thomas  Eyee, 
co.  Buckingham,  V;  granted  1476. 
Garlick 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heads  of  garlick  (pome- 
granates V*)  pendent  arg.     Gaewynton,  V. 
....  Gourds 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gourds  (pears  Steukele, 
V*)  pendent  slipped  or.  Stukele,  Cotton. 
MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 

....  Grapes 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bunches  of  grapes  (an- 
other, gu.)  ppr.  Beadway,  Potsclip,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

Nuts 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hasel  nuts  erect  slipped 
gu.    John  Taesell,  V. 
Pears 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  az.  Peeneys  or 
Peenys. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pears  gu.     Pabnham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pears  vert.     Peaene. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Fruit  ....  Pears  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pears  pendent  bend- 
wise  sinister  vert.     Peeneys,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pears  az.  Ceawley, 
co.  Dorset. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pears  ppr.  Pypaed, 
Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pears  (?  ppr.)  leaved 
vert.     Waeden,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pears  or.     Athill. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  vert.  Peeneys  or 
Peenys. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pears  or.  Oechaed, 
co.  Devon ;  quartered  by  Portman,  Collinson, 
Somerset  iii,  275. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  pendent  or. 
Calmady,  Calmady,  Cornwall ;  and  Langdon,  co. 
Devon;  quartering  Strode, Moreton, Gayer.Pen- 
warne,  Cavil,  Nick,  Courtenay,  Shilston,  Waldo, 
Potter.  Fursland,  Pollexf'en,  etc. ;  the  heirs  m. 
Hamlyn  and  Everitt.  Bonfield.  Steukele, 
V*.  (they  are  gourds).  But  with  a  crescent 
sa.  on  the  chev.  Bonefeld,  Cotton.  31S.  Tibe- 
rius D  10. 

Az.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pears  or.  Oechaed, 
Scotland. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pears  or.  Peaeeth, 
Usworth  House,  co.  Durham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  pendent  or. 
Abbott,  V*.    (?  Peeeot). 

Gu.  a  chev.  reversed  betw.  three  pears  or. 
Weston. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  pendent  stalked  or. 
Abbot,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1638.  Robert 
Abbot,  Bishop  of  Salisbury  1615-8.  Abbot, 
Bishop  of  London;  Archbishop  of  Canterbury 
1611-33,  at  the  Charterhouse  1619.  AbotT, 
Alderman  of  London,  W.  Abott,  Guildford, 
W.  Abott,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  W. 
But  each  pear  slipped  with  two  leaves  vert. 
Peeenton,  V. 

Pine  Apples  or  Pine  Cones 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  apples  gu.  Appuley. 
Appueley,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  cones  slipped  erect 
gu.    Appueley,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  apples  pendent  gu. 
Geove.  But  pendants  tenons.  John  Appeeley, 
Y. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  apples  gu.  leaved 
vert.    Cheistophees,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pine  apples  vert. 
Papeell,  Cornwall.    Pepeeell,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pine  cones  slipped 
erect  vert.     Pepeeell,  Cornwall,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pine  apples  vert 
stalked  or.  Pepeneell  or  Peepeeell,  Corn- 
wall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  apples  or  slipped 
vert.    Pepeneell  or  Peepeeell,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pine  cones 
slipped  erect  gu.  each  with  two  leaves  vert. 
Cheistophee,  1730.     Cheistophees,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pine  apples  vert. 
Ceistofee. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pine  apples  arg. 
Pynson. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pine  apples  or. 
Psow,  Essex.  William  Peowe,  Harl.  MS. 
1432. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pine  cones  or.  Tho- 
mas de  Pin,  E. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.... cont. 

Fruit Pine  Apples  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev betw.  three  pine  cones  erased 

stalks  erased  or.    De  la  Pyne,  Kent,  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pine  apples  arg. 
Penner. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pine  apples  or. 
Delapine,  Kent.  Gube.  Pennee.  Pine  or 
Pyne.  Pyne,  Ham,  Cornwall;  and  East Downe, 
co.  Devon ;  quartering  Downe. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pine  apples  erect  or. 
Pine,  1730. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pine  cones  slipped 
pendent  or.  Gebbe  alias  ....,  V.  Gelbe, 
V*.  Penner,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D,  10. 
Pymes  or  Pynes,  Cornwall,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  apples  or.     Weldy. 
Pomegranates 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pomegranates  ppr. 
Richard  Gardenar,  Himbleton,  co.  Worcester, 
W.  The  pomegranates  leaved  vert.  Gardiner, 
co.  Worcester,  1592. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pomegranates  or.  Maher, 
Ireland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pomegranates  (they  are 
heads  of  garlick)  pendent  arg.  Garwinton, 
V*. 

Vert  a  chev.  in  point  embowed  or  voided  gu. 
betw.  three  pomegranates  slipped  and  leaved 
ppr.    Livius. 

Quinces 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  quinces  lying  fesswise  or. 
Bonefeld,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  quinces  pendent  bendwise 
dexter  or.    Bonefeld,  V. 
....Cloves 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw_.  (seven  sometimes)  nine 
cloves  three  three  and  three  sa.     Company  of 
Grocers,  London ;  granted  1531-2,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10  fo.  886. 
....  Corn 

Sa.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  nine  ears  of  wheat 
tied  in  three  parcels  or.    Bennet. 
Fusils 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  fusils  sa.     Staley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  erm.  Shaw,  Keu- 
ward  and  Eltham,  Kent;  Baronetcy,  1665. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  ermines.  Shaa, 
Essex;  and  London,  1501.  Shaw.  And  with  a 
bordure  az.     Shaa,  Loudon,  1190. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fusils  erminois. 
Sir  John  Shaw,  Bart.,  Eltham,  1730. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  sa.     Lermouth. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spindles  of  silk  sa. 
Dardas. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wharrow-spindles  sa. 
Trefusis,  Baron  Clinton.  Trefusis,  Corn- 
wall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  sa.  within  a  bor- 
dure of  the  last.  Martyn,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1567 ;  and  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  or.     De  la  Hide. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  az.  Leith,  Over- 
Barns,  Scotland. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  gu.     Hyde. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fusils  az.     Parker, 
Norfolk. 

Gambs  see  Legs 
Garbs 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  garbs  or  and 
in  base  a  spaniel  pass.  ppr.  in  the  centre  chief 
point  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  of  the  second. 
Burdee. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont 

Garbs  cont. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  counterchanged 
betw.  in  chief  two  garbs  ppr.  and  in  base  a 
horse   arg.     Whitehurst,  co.   Denbigh ;    co. 
Salop ;  and  co.  Hereford  ;  confirmed  1748. 
Per  chief  vert  and  or  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  two 
garbs  of  the  second  and  in  base  a  lion  ramp, 
gu.     Frohock,   co.  Cambridge;  and  London; 
granted  1764. 
Vert  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  garbs 
and  in  base  a  lion  ramp.  or.     Froude,  Kingston, 
co.  Devon ;  granted  1765. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  garbs  and  in  base  a 
fleece    or.       Nottidge,    East    Hanningfield, 
Essex. 
Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  garbs  or  and 
in  base  a  house  ppr.      Newhouse,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 
Vert  a  chev.  quarterly  or  and  gu.  betw.  in  chief 
two  garbs  and  in  base  a  sun  of  the  second. 
Higginson,  Middlesex ;    granted  1764. 

....  arg.  a  chev betw.  three   garbs    .... 

Flatman,  London,  1682,    quartering    paly  of 

six  ....  and    . . .  with  ....  a  chev 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  az.    Yeo. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  garbs  bound  or. 
Blake  or  Rich,  Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  260. 
Sarrell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  garbs  az.    Bothell. 
Arg.   a   chev.   betw.  three   garbs  gu.    Edmund. 
Sr.  Thomas  Sheffeilde,  V.     Sheffield,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  gu.  within  a  bor- 
dure compony  az.  and  of  the  first.    Sheffield, 
Normanby,  co.  Lincoln;  Baroqetcy  21  March 
1755.      Sheffield,  Barony  1547,  Earl  of  Mul- 
grave  1626,  Marquis  of  Normanby  1694,  Duke 
of  Buckinghamshire  1702,  extinct  1735. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  garbs  vert.    Pilland. 
Powell,  Surrey.    Pyland,  V.    Shakerley,  co. 
Derby. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  sa.     Antron  or 
De    Antrenon.       Barby,    co.    Devon;     and 
Northampton.    Benningham,  Ireland.    Blage, 
V*.    Blake,  co.  Wilts.    Blake,  Taunton,  co. 
Somerset.     Sr.  William  Darby,  W.     Gerveys, 
Helston,  1329;   quartering  Bonathlac  and  Tre- 
vanion;  the  heiress  m.  Grylls. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sheaves  of  beans   sa. 

Blake,  Northumberland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  sa.  banded  or. 

Darby,  Benington,  co.  Lincoln.     Darby,   V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  eng.  betw.  three  garbs  sa.    Darley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  garbs   .... 

Derly,  co.  Chester,  temp.  Henry  VI. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  within  a  bordure 
sa.  the  second  charged  with  eight  fleurs-de-lis 
of  the  first.  Blake,  London ;  and  Bunwell, 
Scottow,  Horstead,  and  Swanton  Abbots,  Nor- 
folk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  sa.  banded  of  the 

first.    Blake,  co.  Wilts,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  vert.    Hartstongb 

or  Hartstronge,  Ireland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.    Burkett. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  garbs  or.     Comyn, 

Durham;  and  Essex.     Hatton,  Ireland. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  garbs  arg.    Preston. 

Prestwold. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Boultbee  or 
Boultbie.    Cuming   or   Cumming.     Cumming, 
Pitully.      Hatton,    Cambridge;    co.   Chester; 
co.  Gloucester;  co.  Northampton;  Shrewsbury, 


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AN   ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Garbs  cont. 

co.    Salop;    and    Harringham,    co.    Warwick. 

Hatton,  co.  Chester,  V.     Sir  Richard  Hatton, 

1677  in  Thames  Ditton  church,  and  Hatton, 

1080  in  Banstead  church.      Hatton,  Barony 

1643,   Viscounty   1682,   extinct  1762.     Finch- 

Hatton,  Earl  of  Winchilsea  1628;  quartering 

Finch. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sheaves   of  cumin  or. 

Comyn  or  Comin,  co.  Durham. 
Az.  a  chev.  per  pale  or  and  erm.  betw.  three  garbs 

of  the  second.      Heyward,  London;  granted 

1  December  1768. 
Az.  a  chev.  quarterly  per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  betw. 

three   garbs   or.     Company    of   Innholders, 

London,  V,  Cotton  MS.   Tiberius   D   10   fo. 

885. 
Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Masterson, 

Nantwich,  co.  Chester.    Masterson,  Ferns,  co. 

Wexford  ;     the    co-heiresses     m.     Devereux, 

Butler,  Shee,  and  Synnott. 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Thomas 

de  Schefeild,  Y.    Thomas  Scheffeild,  Y. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  ....     Burkit. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.  and  six  crosses 

croslet  fitchy  or.    Royton. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  within  an  orle  of 

eight  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg.      Royton  or 

Rut'on,  V. 
Gu.  crusily  fitchy  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  arg. 

Ruton. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.    Hill, 

Bridgewater,  co.  Somerset. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  reed  sheaves  arg. 

Redhah,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Barron. 

Eden.    Waldsheafe,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  compony  arg.  and  az.  betw.  three 

garbs  or.    Baron,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  countercompony  arg.  and  az.  betw. 

three  garbs  or.     Baron,  temp.  Edward  IV,  V. 

Barron. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  erm.     Hill,  Corn- 
wall. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  garbs  or.     Baron, 

Bradwell,  and  Skirmby,  Essex.      Hill,  Pouns- 

ford  ;  and  Taunton,  co.  Somerset;  and  Denham 

Place,  co.  Buckingham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  garbs  or.     Hill, 

co.  Somerset. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Dade,  Tan- 

nington,  Suffolk;  and  Woodton,  Norfolk,  temp. 

Edward  IV.    Sheffeld,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or  within  a  bordure 

arg.    Hill,  Pounsford,  co.  Somerset. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  az.     Vandeleur, 

Ireland.    Yatton,  V.    Yeo.    Yoe,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  garbs  az.     Yatton. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  gu.     Cosgrave. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  garbs  az.     Yatton,  V. 

Yeo,  V*.    Yoe,  V. 
Purp.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.    Fersux, 

W. 
Purp.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or  banded  az. 

Berew,  V*.    Berewe,  W. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    garbs    arg.     Blake. 

Felde,  V.     Field,  co.  Oxford ;    and  Ireland. 

Field  or  Feld,  Ardestow,  co.  York.  Greenaker. 

Morgan  Owen,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1640-5. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engi\  betw.  three  garbs  arg.     Field, 

Stanstedbury,  co.  Hertford;  granted  0   March 

1653. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Garbs  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Berkhead, 

Crestwhite,  Cumberland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.    Field. 

Fiold. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  nine  ears  of  wheat  tied 

in  three  parcels  or.    Bennet. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  garbs  arg.    Bendish, 

co.  Cambridge.    Cowlson,  Scotland.    Halton. 

Halleton.    Harleton,  V.     Harlewin. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Acleward   or 

ACKLEWARD.  ACLEWARD        Or      AYLWARD,     V. 

AlLEWARD,        V*.  AYLEWARD.  AYLWORTH. 

Theophilus  Field,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1619, 

St.  David's  1627,  Hereford  1635-6.    Segrave. 

Wicks. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  voided  az.  betw.  three  garbs  of  the 

second.     Danson. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.      (?  Amyand). 

Greenaker.     Grenacre,  V*.     Grenaker,  V. 

Greynor. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.  banded  or. 

Charles    Darby,    St.    Edmondsbury,    Suffolk ; 

granted  1588,  W.    Derby. 
Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or.    Close   or 

Closs.    Tapperell. 
Vert   a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs    or.     Amyand, 

granted  1771;    Moccas    Court,   co.   Hereford; 

Baronetcy  1764;  quartered  by  Cornewall. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or  over  all  a  bend 

gu.    Aldrigh. 

Gimlets  see  Frets 
Gouttes 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  gouttes  de  sang.    Samuel 

Goodenough,  Bishop  of  Carlisle  1808-27. 
Arg.  a  chev.  voided  sa.  betw.  gouttes  de  larmes. 

St.  Madre. 
Az.  a  chev.  raguly  betw.  gouttes  d'eau  and  three 

crescents  arg.     Knotshull. 
Az.   a  chev.  gold  betw.  gouttes  d'or  and  three 

crescents  arg.     Knott,  Suffolk.    The  crescents 

or.     Knott,  Sussex. 
Gridirons 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gridirons  dexter  bend- 
wise  handles  upward  sa.     Sr.  Thomas  Scott, 

Alderman   of  London,   V.      Thomas   Scotte, 

Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  95. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gridirons  erect  handles 

downward    sa.      Laurence,    V.      Laurencig, 

Earl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  95. 
Guns 
Arg.   a   chev.   erm.   fimbriated   sa.   betw.  three 

chamber  pieces  of  the  last  fired  ppr.    Chamber 

or  Chambers.    Delechamber,  Radmill,  Sussex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  matchlocks  sa.    Leverage. 

Leversege,  V*. 

Habbicks 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  habbicks  arg. 

and  in  base  a  teazle  slipped  or.     Company  of 

Shearmen  or  Clothworkeks,  London,  Cotton 

MS.  Tiberius  D,  10  fo.  887,  as  granted  1530. 
Az.    a    chev.    erm.    betw.    three    habbicks    arg. 

Company  of  Shearmen,  London,  Cotton  MS. 

Tiberius  D  10  fo.  887. 
Hammers 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.  three   mallets    gu.      Some, 

Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hammers  sa.  crowned  or. 

Company  of  Blacksmiths,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hammers  or.     Soame. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mallets  or.     Soame,  Sheen, 

Surrey;  Baronetcy  1697;  quartering  Buckworth. 


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431 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Hammers  cont. 

Soame,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1598;  Norfolk; 

Suffolk;    co.    Cambridge;    co.    Hertford;    and 

Essex;    granted   1572;    quartering   Knighton; 

Baronetcy  1684-5,  extinct  1798.       Soame,  V*. 

Thomas  Soane,  Budley,  Suffolk,  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hammers  az.  crowned 

and   handled   or.      Company  of  Blacksmiths, 

London;    granted  12  April  1490;  Cotton  MS. 

Tiberius  D  10  fo.  885. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  hammers  arg.  handled 

of    the   second  ducally   crowned   as  the  last. 

Company  of  Blacksmiths,  London. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  mallets  or.    Smith. 

Hands 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  gu. 

Hand.    Maynaed,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  gu. 

Mainard,  Wicklow,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  apaumy 

couped  gu.     Henry  Maynard,  Esten,  co.  North- 
ampton; granted  1590;  W.    Manard;  granted 

1590. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  couped 

at  the  wrist  gu.  Maynahd.  Maynaed,  Estaines, 

Essex ;  and  Wicklow,  Ireland ;  confirmed  1C21 ; 

Baronetcy  1611,  Baronies  1620  and  1628,  ex- 
tinct 1775,  Baronetcy  1681,  Barony  and  Vis- 
county 1766. 
Arg.  a  chev.  (compony  or  and  az.  V*)  counter- 

compony  az.  and  or  betw.  three  sinister  hands 

apaumy  couped  sa.     Godhand,  V. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    sinister   hands    gu. 

Mainard,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped  and 

erect  gu.  a  crescent  for  diff.     Maynaed,  Ham- 
mersmith, Middlesex.    Maynaed,  Mosely,  co. 

Leicester ;  confirmed  1770. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  fesswise 

couped  gu.  each  holding  a  cross  croslet  fitchy 

az.     M'Roe:e  or  Roeie,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  couped  at 

the    wrist    each    holding    a    truncheon     or. 

Stevenson. 
Arg.  a  chev.  quarterly  per  chev.  az,  and  gu.  betw. 

three    dexter    hands    apaumy    of    the    last. 

Manerd,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  156. 
Arg.  a  chev.  quarterly  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three 

sinister  hands  couped  of  the  second.    Maynaed, 

St.  Alban's,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  couped 

at  the  wrist  gu.    Maynaed,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  sa.    Been, 

V*.    Beenne. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped  sa. 

Beeney- 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped  at 

the  wrist  sa.    Been.    O'Bueinna. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  each  holding 

a  billet  sa.    Steventon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  clenched  sa. 

each  holding  a  purse  of  the  first.     Stevenson, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  (?  sa.)  betw.  three  dexter  hands  sa. 

each  holding  (?  a  stone)  of  the  first.  Stevenson, 

V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  apaumy 

couped  sa.    Been,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.   betw.    three   dexter   gauntlets   or. 

Conway,  London. 
Erm.   a    chev.    betw.    three    dexter    hands    sa. 

Beemner. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.... 

Hands  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gauntlets  arg.    Gantlet, 

Netherhampton,  co.  Wilts ;  granted  1670. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped  at 

the   wrists   arg.     Byrne,    Timogue,    Queen's 

County,  and  Cabinteely,  co.  Dublin. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  arms  armed  arg.  bent  at 

the  elbows  or.    Armorer,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  arms  fesswise 

bent  the  hands  open  gauntletted  the  back  part 

outward    armed    arg.    the    elbow-pieces    or. 

Armoree,  Belford,  co.  Northampton,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dexter  gauntlets 

back  outwards  erect  or.    Wayne,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  inside  gauntlets  or. 

Wayne. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  apaumy  couped 

sa.     Thomas  Beand,  West  Moulsey,  Surrey; 

granted  1591 ;  W. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hands  erect  couped  at  the 

wrist   arg.     Beomboeough.     Haedware,  Peel, 

and  Bromborough,  co.  Chester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped  arg. 

Batt,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1240.    Hall,  co. 

York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  couped  arg. 

Athael,  Sherborne. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  couped  and 

erect  arg.    Mayne,  Littington,  co.  Devon ;   and 

London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  apaumy  erect 

and  couped  arg.     Hall.  Clifton ;  Leeds ;  and 

Scarborough,  co.  York;    Heaton-Norris ;   and 

Manchester,  co.  Lancaster. 
Sa.    a    chev.    erm.    betw.   three   gauntlets    arg. 

Robinson;  impaling  gu.  three  spears  or;  Col- 

linson,  Somerset,  iii,  370. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  sinister  hands  couped 

arg.    Ley  or  Leys,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gauntlets  fingers  clenched 

or.     Guntee,  co.  Brecon.    James,  Shwynbered, 

co.  Brecon.    Watkins,  Llanigen,  co.  Brecon. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pairs  of  men's  hands 

couped  at  the  wrist  holding  as  many  body- 
hearts  gu.    Wheatley  Wheatly  or  Whetly. 

Handcuffs  see  Shackles 

Hanks 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hanks  of  cotton  erect 
arg.  Hugh  Cotton,  co.  Stafford,  V.  Cotton  ; 
Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  164.  Cotton,  co.  Wor- 
cester ;  co.  Salop ;  London ;  and  Cotton  Hall, 
Hampshire.  Henry  Cotton,  Bishop  of  Salis- 
bury 1598-1615. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  hanks  of  cotton  erect 
arg.    Cotton,  Alkington,  co.  Salop,  W. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  hanks  of  cotton  fess- 
wise arg.    Parker,  Sussex,  W. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hanks  of  cotton  arg. 
Cotton. 

Harrows 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  harrows  sa.  Harvey, 
Hale,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  harrows  or.  Harrower, 
Enzievar. 

Hats  see  Caps 

Hatbands  see  Knots  Torces  and  Wreaths 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hatbands  arg.     Maynes, 

V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hatbands  wreathed 

az.  and  of  the  first.    Bury,  V. 


432 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVKON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Head (Beast) 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  a  wolf's  head  couped 
and  a  buckle  with  in  ba9e  an  escallop  arg. 
Lumsden,  Innergelly,  Scotland.    And  within  a 

bordure  engr.  or.    Lumsden,  Scotland. 
....Spear 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  a  spear's  point  and 

a  pheon  with  in  base  a  horseshoe  az.    Sexton, 

Ireland. 

....  (Beasts)  Boar 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  boar's  heads  couped 

and  in  base  a  crescent  gu.     Laird,  England. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  boar's  heads 

erased  ppr.   and  in   base   a    crescent    of   the 

second.    Laird,  Glenhuntly,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  boar's  heads 

erased  and  in  base  a  heart  gu.    More,  Scot- 
land. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief 

two  boar's  heads  couped  or  and  in  base  a  demi- 

griffin  arg.    Williams. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  boar's  heads  erased 

gu.  and  in  base  a  bezant.    French,  Scotland. 
....  Deer 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  buck's  heads 

cabossed  and  in  base  on  .a  mount  an  oak  tree 

ppr.    Edwards,  London. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.   two  stag's  heads   erased  az. 

(another,  of  the  field).     Stagg  (?  an  error). 
....  Leopard 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads 

and  in  base  a  cross  patty  fitchy  or.     Goodlaw, 

Aspall,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in   chief  two  leopard's 

faces  and  in  base  a  fish  haurient  or.  (Perhaps) 

Gloucester,  stone  in   St.  Mary,   Mounthall, 

Harl.  MS.  1096,  fol.  114. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  faces 

or  in  base  a  fish  haurient  of  the  second.    John 

de  Gloucester,  Alderman  of  London,  Sheriff 

1345-6;  Harl.  MS.  1349,  fo.  63. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads 

of  the    last    and   in    base    a    buglehorn    sa. 

Forester,  co.  York.     Forrester.    The  bugle- 
horn  stringed  az.    Slingsby,  co.  York. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  faces  and 

in   base   a  buglehorn  (or,  Harl.   MS.   1392). 

Foster,  V;  and  Northumberland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  faces  and 

in  base  a  buglehorn  arg.     Shugesby.    Scrtven, 

quartering  Slingsby,  Scriven  Park,  co.  York ; 

with  Markington,  Walkingham,  Caperon,  Stod- 

leigh,  and  Nesfield ;    Baronetcy  1628,  extinct 

1630 ;  and  Vavasour  and  Cradock ;  Baronetcy 

1635. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads  arg. 

and  in  base  a  buglehorn  of  the  second  stringed 

or.    Slingesby,  co.  York,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  faces 

and  in  base  a  hunting-horn  arg.     Sclyngsby, 

co.  York.      The   buglehorn    stringed   of   the 

second.    Slingsby,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads 
....  and  in  base  a  buglehorn  arg.  stringed  or. 

Slyngesby,  co.  York,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads  and 

in  base  the  stern  of  a  ship  or.    Parker. 
....  Otter 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  otter's  heads 

couped    gu.    and   in    base   an    escallop    vert. 

Lumsden,  Couland,  Scotland. 


1  CHEVBON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads (Monsters)  Griffin 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  griffin's  heads 
erased  and  in  base  a  cross  formy  or.  Gardiner, 
1670. 

Unicorn 

Sa.  a  chev.  wavy  arg.  betw.  two  unicorn's  heads 
erased  or.    Pearce  or  Pearse,  Kent. 

•  •  •  *  AXG 

Arg.   a  chev.  betw.  three  heads  of  brown  bills 
(matchlocks  V*)  sa.    Leversege,  V. 
....  (Beasts) 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  beast's  heads  with  short 
ears  couped  sa.     Seed;  (these  seem  bears). 

Antelope 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  antelope's  heads  erased 

gu.    Beckwith,  Thurcroft,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  antelope's  heads  erased 

sa.    Adlington,  Harl.  MS.  1468,  fo.  84. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  antelope's  heads  erased 
arg.    attired     and     crined     or     langued     gu. 
Adlington,  Adlington,  co.  Lancaster. 
....  Badger 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  badger's  heads  erased  sa. 
M.  Geffrey  Brokeholes,  S. 

Bear 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped 
sa.  muzzled  or.     Ellwyn,  Wigenhall  St.  Ger- 
mains,  Norfolk;  quartered  by  D'Oyly. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased 
sa.   muzzled  or.      Werdmam,   Charleton,   co. 
Berks. 
Arg.  a  chev.  eDgr.  gu.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  sa. 
muzzled  or.    Barrett,  Tregarden  or  Tregarne, 
Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped 
gu.  muzzled  or.       Steed.       Steede,   Kent, 
1588. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  sa. 
Lea  or  Lee  alias  Kempthorne,  Cornwall ;  and 
co.  Wilts.    Ley,  Baronetcy  1619,  Barony  1625, 
Earl  of  Marlborough  1626,  extinct  1679  ;  C7oZ- 
linson,  Somerset,  i,  129.      Ley,  Combe  Martin, 
and  Marwood,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  sa. 
Aberton.     Alberton,  V*.    Galbreath,  That 
Ilk.      Langdon,  formerly    Lizard,    Keverell, 
Cornwall.    Ludlow,  Hill  Deverill,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  erect 

sa.    Alberton,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  sa. 

muzzled  arg.     Berford,  Harl.  MS.  1603. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  sa. 
muzzled  gu.   Pemarthe,  Cornwall.    Penarth, 
V*.    Penrith,  Cumberland.    The  heads  erect. 
Penarthe,  Cornwall,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  and  necks 

sa.  muzzled  or.    Stead. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  sa. 
muzzled   or.      Barnby,  Towthorp,   co.  York. 
Barwis,  Iselekirk,  Cumberland.  Steade,  Ones- 
acre,  co.  York,  temp.  Edward  III.      Steede, 
Hariesham,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  and 
bendwise  sa.  muzzled  or.    Kempthorne,  More- 
stow,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  sa. 
muzzled  or.    Amborrow  Anborow  or  Anbury. 

BlRFORD.      PENNARTH. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  sa. 

muzzled  and  collared  or.    Barre  or  Barbey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  sa. 

muzzled  or  and  langued  gu.    Alberton. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Bear  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  beads  couped  arg. 

Baronby  or  Baroughby. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  beads  erased  arg. 

Baronby  or  Baroughby. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  erect 

arg.  muzzled  ....     Baronby,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  arg. 

muzzled  of  the  first.     Baronby,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  arg. 

muzzled  sa.     Baronby,  1730. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  arg. 
muzzled  of  the  first.  M.  William  Birlande,  S. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  and  necks 
arg.  muzzled  of  the  first.  Galbreath,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  arg. 
muzzled  of  the  first  within  a  bordure  engr.  as 
the   second.       Whiet  or  White,    V*.      The 
heads  erect.    White,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  arg. 
muzzled   sa.      Bereland  or  Beerland,  V*. 
The  heads  erect.    Bereland,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  arg. 
muzzled  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or.  White. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bear's  beads  couped 
arg.  muzzled  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the 
last.    John  Wight,  London,  1716. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  sa. 

muzzled  or.  Barrett,  co.  Warwick. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased  arg. 
muzzled  gu.  Fulford,  co.  Devon ;  and  Pol- 
lard, co.  Dorset ;  granted  1623.  Fulford,  V*. 
Linnet.  The  heads  erect.  Sr.  Humfry 
Fulford,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped 

or  muzzled  gu.     Smackborough. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  or. 

M.William  Smalberough,  S. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  or 
muzzled  gu.    Smackborough.    Smalborough, 
V*.    The  heads  erect.    Smalborough,  V. 

Boar 

....  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  fesswise 

couped  ....     Lawrence  Travers,  seal,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  az. 

Abacorne  or  Abercorne,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  az. 

Rollo. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 

sa.    Rollo,  Duncruib,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
sa.  muzzled  or.  Wirdnam,  Charlton,  co.  Berks. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three   boar's   heads 
couped  sa.    Bagworth,  V*.    The  heads  fess- 
wise.   Bagworth,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
az.     Abercromby,  That  Ilk,  Pitmedden,  Ley, 
and  Birkenbog,   co.   Banff;    Baronetcy   1637. 
Cochrane  ;  Baronetcy  1675,  Barony  1647,  Earl 
of  Dundonald  1669. 
Arg.  crusily  fitchy  az.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three 
boar's  heads  couped  of  the  second.  Aldworth. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
erased   az.     Abercromby,  Fetternier;   Baron 
Glassfoord  1685 ;  extinct  .... 
Arg.  a  chev.  indented  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 

erased  az.  Abercromby,  Glasshaugh. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
az.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second.  Cochran, 
Ochiltree,  Scotland.  And  with  a  crescent  in 
chief  for  diff.  ....  Cochran,  Waterside,  Scot- 
land. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Boar  cont. 
Arg.    a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three    boar's    heads 
couped  within  an  orle  of  eight  crosses  cros- 
let  fitchy  az.     Aldworth,   Bristol ;    and  co. 
Wilts. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  gu.  Couryd. 
Jones,  Hartsheath,  and  Cefn  Coch.     Iddon  ap 
Rice  Sais.      Davies,  Doddleston,  and  Middle- 
ton.      Edwardes,  Kilhendrie,  and  Shrewsbury. 
Sire  Anketyn  Salveyn,  0.     Adam  Salvayne,  Y. 
Monsire  Amias  Salveyn,  Y.    Vaughan,  Burl- 
ton,  and  Shrewsbury. 
Arg.  a  chev.   betw.  three  boar's  heads   couped 
gu.      Burgate.       Canbroke.      Shambrooke. 
Williams. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  gu. 
Redpath,     Scotland.        Shouster,     Wbiston, 
Scotland.     Verschoyle. 
Arg.  crusily   a  chev.  betw.   three   boar's   beads 
couped   gu.     Swynford,  quartered   by  Roke- 
wode,  1440. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
gu.     Ridpath,  Angelran,  Scotland.      Ridpath 
Rippet  or  Rippeth,  Berwick,  1776. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads   sa. 

Prynn  formerly  Resprynn. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
sa.  Agard, co.  Lancaster.  Saperton.  Steadman. 
Stedman,   co.   Salop.      Stedman,  Aston,   and 
Rindleford,   1775-80.     Trotter,  The  Merse, 
and  Charterhall,  co.  Berwick ;  and  Gatchilraw, 
Scotland.     Wroughton,  V*.    Wroughton,  co. 
Berks;  and  Bradington,  co.  Wilts.     The  heads 
fesswise.      Sr.   Christopher  Wroughton,    co. 
Wilts,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
sa.      Nesbitt,  Lismore,  co.  Cavan  ;  quartering 
Cosby.      Nisbett,  Dean,   Mid-Lothian,  Baro- 
netcy 1669.    Stedman. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
couped  sa.     Agard,  V*.    Agard,  co.  Lancaster. 
Agard,  Foston,  co.  Derby,  temp.  Charles  II ;  a 
coheiress  m.  Stanhope.    Swynton,  V*.    The 
heads  fesswise.     Aoard,  Foston,  co.  Derby,  V. 
John  Swynton,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa.  lan- 
gued  of  the  second.     Judkin,  quartered   by 
Fitzgerald. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa.  lan- 
gued  and   armed  of   the  second.     Trotter, 
Charterhall,  co.  Berwick. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 

sa.  armed  or.    Wroughton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 

az.    Wade,  Essex. 
Arg.    a    chev.    sa.    betw.    three    boar's     heads 
erased  gu.     Elphinstone,  Baron  Elphinstone 
1509.     Elphinstone,    Baroness   Keith    1803. 
Elphinston. 
Arg.     a     chev.    engr.    sa.    betw.    three    boar's 
heads  erased  gu.      Elphinston,  Leys,    Scot- 
land. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
within   a    bordure    gu.      Elphinston,  Airth, 
and  Calderhall,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Elphinston,  Mely- 
holm,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

ppr.    Jones. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    boar's     heads     sa. 
Grimston,  co.  Devon. 

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434 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or   within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast1)  Boar  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  beads  couped  sa. 
Ednowain  Bendew,  Lord  of  Tegaingle,  1079; 
from  whom  descended  Lloyd,  Wygfair;  Davies, 
Denbigh;  Griffiths,  Rhual ;  Hughes,  Halkyn; 
Hughes,  Bagillt;  Griffiths,  Plas-issa  Caerwys; 
Wynne,  Gahdlom,  and  Caerwys ;  Piers,  Llan- 
asaph,  and  Merton  Yoglan  ;  Williams,  Merton  ; 
Parry,  Coleshill,  and  Bassingwerk  ;  Ffachnalt, 
Ffachnalt;  Griffith,  Pant  yLlowndwy;  Griffith, 
Caerwys  Hall;  Hanmer,  Caervallwch ;  and 
Jones,  Sandford.  Benndew.  Beadestone,  V*. 
Beadeston  or  Beadston.  Eichard  Davies, 
Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1559,  St.  David's  1561-82. 
Evans,  Northope,  co.  Flint;  and  co.  Salop. 
Evans,  Llaneurgain,  co.  Flint.  Gabot.  Geeat 
Geimsby,  co.  Lincoln.  Mosel,  Norfolk. 
Oglethoepe,  co.  York.  Noecop,  Belton,  co. 
Salop.  Pigg.  Postlethwaite.  Powill,  quar- 
tered by  Clough.  Sewstee,  Steeple  Morden, 
co.  Cambridge.  Swinfoed,  co.  Hereford. 
Tuenee.  TYACE,Polmary,St.Breock.  The  heads 
fesswise.  Beadestone,  V.  James  Reading, 
1694,  in  St.  Mary's  church,  Newington  Butts. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  boar's  heads  erased  sa. 
Beikes.  Ceomee.  Kiek,  Retford,  co.  Not- 
tingham. Sir  Theophilus  Oglethoep,  1730. 
Reading,  London,  1697. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
sa.  Oglethoepe,  Oglethorpe,  Rawden,  and 
Thorp  Ash,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa. 
Ettun. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
sa.  Bueton, V*.  EGAE,temp.JamesII.  Eton, 
V*.  The  heads  fesswise.    Bueton,  V.   Etun,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
within  a  bordure  sa.  Caedegan,  V*.  The 
heads  fesswise.    Caedegan,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar*s  heads  couped  sa. 
armed  or.     Bueton,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  sa. 
langued  gu.  armed  or.     Agaed,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  vert  betw.  three  boar's 
heads  sa.  couped  gu.  a  label  of  as  many  points 
....     Oglethoepe,  Newington,  co.  Oxford. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  arg. 
Baeonby,  V*.  Baeeoughby.  The  heads  fess- 
wise.   Baeonby,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
at  the  neck  arg.     Edwaeds,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
(another,  erased)  or.     Goedon. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
or.     Robson. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
or.  Robson,  Newcastle,  1700;  and  Bishop- 
wearmouth,  Durham.     Robson,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  er- 
minois.    Robson,  West  Morton,  Durham. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  or. 
Longefoed  or  Longfoed.    Ludfoed. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or. 
Baeonby  or  Baeeoughby.  Feeguson,  Eng- 
land. Lunsfoed,  V*.  Luxfoed.  The  heads 
fesswise.    Lunsfoed,  Sussex,  W. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  erased  or.  Feench, 
Thornidikes,  and  Frenchland,  Scotland. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  or 
within  a  bordure  countercompony  of  the  se- 
cond and  first.  Goedon,  Glenbucket,  Scotland ; 
a  cadet  of  Rothemay. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Boar  cont. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  or  couped  gu. 
Lunsfoed,  Battle,  and  East  Hotheley,  Sussex. 

Erm.  a  chev.  chequy  sa.  and  arg.  betw.  three 
boar's  heads  couped  of  the  last  muzzled  gu. 
within  a  bordure  nebuly  of  the  second.  Foebes, 
Pitscottie;  which  coat  passed  by  marriage  11 
April  1575  to  Coulthart  of  Coulthart,  Collyn, 
and   Ashton-under-Lyne,  chief  of  the   name. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa. 
Beockholes. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  arg. 
Bethell,  London.  Davis,  co.  Salop  ;  quarter- 
ing Hart.  Thiekwald.  Thielway,  Cumber- 
land. Teeshae,  V*.  Francis  White,  Bishop 
of  Carlisle  1621,  Norwich  1629,  Ely  1631-8. 
White  or  Whyte,  Fretenham,  Norfolk,  1435. 
Whyte,  V*.  Wight,  Scotland.  The  heads 
fesswise.  William  Theesshee,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Sir  John  Whyte,  Norfolk,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Whyte. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  arg. 
Badeley,  Suffolk.  Davis.  Mee,  London. 
Thielwall. 

Gu.  a  cbev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
arg.  Davis,  V*.  Stowey,  co.  Hertford.  The 
heads  fesswise.  Davis,  Middleton,  co.  Salop, 
W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
at  the  neck  arg.  Edwaeds,  co.  Flint ;  and 
Shrewsbury,  co.  Salop, 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  and 
a  bordure  arg.  White,  Tunstall,  Suffolk; 
Shottisham,  and  Maidenton,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  with- 
in a  bordure  engr.  arg.  Francis  White,  Bi- 
shop of  Carlisle  1621,  Norwich  1629,  Ely 
1C31-8.  White  or  Whyte,  Shottisham,  Nor- 
folk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
couped  and  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  White, 
Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  arg. 
armed  or.  White,  London,  1634;  Hackney, 
Middlesex;  and  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  arg. 
muzzled  sa.    Baelande. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
or.  Beadeley  or  Beadley.  The  heads 
couped  at  the  neck  or.  Beadley,  V*.  The 
heads  also  erect.    Beadley,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  erm. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  Philipson,  Swad- 
derden  Hall,  Westmoreland. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  erm. 
within  a  bordure  or.     Phillipson. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  erm. 
tusked  or.    Phillipson  alias  Thelwall,  Crook  • 
Hall,  and  Colegarth,  Westmoreland. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  or. 
Beadley. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or. 
Bueton.    Wight,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  or. 
John  Langdon,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1422-34. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hoar's  heads  couped 
erect  or.    Beadley. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  az. 
Rollo,  Baron  Rollo  1651. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  within 
a  bordure  engr.  az.  Rollo,  Powhouse,  Scot- 
land. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


435 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Boar  cont. 
Or    a     chev.     betw.    three     boar's     heads    gu. 

Trahaiarn,  Rhos.     Wroughton. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  at 

the  neck  ppr.     Grice. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  beads  couped  sa. 

Bradeston  or  Bradston.     Warner,  V*.    The 

heads  fesswise.     Warner,  co.  Warwick ;   and 

co.  Leicester,  W. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  sa. 

Warner,  Ratcliff,  and    Rowington,   co.   War- 
wick. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    boar's    heads     arg. 

Buche. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  arg. 

Baronry,  V*.    Bradstone,  V*.    Linnet,  V*. 

Connop    Thielwall,    Bishop   of  St.    David's 

1840.      The   heads   fesswise.      Baronby,    V. 

Bradstone,  V.    Lynnet,  V. 
Sa.  a   chev.   arg.   betw.   three   boar's   heads   or. 

Thurwaix,    Thurwall,    Northumberland;   and 

Suffolk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

or.     Haves,  Hayes,  co.  Hants.     Thirlwall, 

Norfolk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

arg.     Whitelaw,  That  Ilk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

fesswise  arg.    Burnside,  Wbitlaw,  Scotland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads   erased 

arg.  DENSON,Denson, Scotland.  DuNSE,Dunse, 

Scotland.     Swinton,  Svvinton,  co.  Berwick ;  and 

Swinton  Bank,  co.  Peebles.    Whitelaw,  That 

Ilk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads  and  necks 

erased  arg.    Wolveidon. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  arg. 

within  a    bordure    indented    of    the    second. 

Swinton,  Scotland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  or. 

Duns,  Duns,  Scotland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  boar's 

heads  arg.  couped  of  the  third.    Lremonger, 

co.  Lancaster ;  and  co.  Salop. 

....  Camel 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  camel's  heads  erased 

of  the  second  collared  and  lined  or.     Burston, 

V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  camel's  heads  erased 

or  collared  az.  and   stringed  of  the    second. 

Burston,  V. 

Cat 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  cat's  heads  guard. 

gu.     Beauchatt. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  cat's  faces  erased 

gu.    Beacatt,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  130. 

Deer 

Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    hind's    heads     gu. 

Dowrish. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  gu.  Parker. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

gu.    Beckingham. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  cabossed 

gu.     Hurysse,  quartered  by  Dowriche,   Dou- 

riche,  co.  Devon,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10,  fo. 

705.     Thomas  Hurysse,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  gu. 

Harwood  Herward  Horwode  and  Whorwood, 

co.  Stafford ;  Hagbourn,  and  Streatley,  Berk- 
shire; Crickheath,  and  Tern,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  couped  gu. 

Ragan. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Deer  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  couped  gu. 

Beckwith,  co.  York,  V.     Redeswell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  erased  gu. 

Malbie  or  Malbysse,  changed  the  name,  122G, 

which  was  allowed,  1339,  to  Beckwith,  Acton ; 

Clint;  Aldborough,  Baronetcy  1G81-1743];  and 

Thurcroft,  co.  York ;  and  Trimdon,  Durham. 

Whitbread,  Southill,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  byse's  heads  {i.e.  ser- 
pents, but  in  the  margin,  hinds)  heads  erased 

gu.    William  Malbys,  Y. 
Arg.   a   chev.   betw.   three    stag's    heads  erased 

gu.     Collingwood,  Esslington  ;  Chirton  ;  Dis- 

sington,   the  heiress  m.  Stanhope;    Lilburne 

Tower;  and  Glanton  Pyke ;  Northumberland. 

Collingwood,  Barony  1805,  extinct  1810. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  gu.  attired 

or.    Bellingham.    Parker. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

gu.  attired  or.     Beckingham,  Kent,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  flory  gu.  betw.  three  stag's  heads 

cabossed  ppr.     Jones,  Copeldavj,  and  Ystrad, 

co.    Carmarthen;    a    branch   of   Llansadaial; 

quartering  Jones. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  couped 

ppr.     Knyvett. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

sa.    Hartshorne.    Parker. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

gu.     Gernon,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 

gu.      William  Parker,  Copenole,  co.  Chester, 

V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  couped 

gu.      Redeswell,   V.       Rydwell,    co.  York. 

York,  V*.     Roger  Yorke,  Serjeant-at-Law,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  erased 

gu.        Whitbread,    Whitknotley.    Essex,    V. 

Whitpred,    Writtle,    Essex.      Whitebread, 

Great  Baddow,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  sa.  betw.  three  hart's  heads 

cabossed  gu.     Parker,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  sa.  Ellerton. 

Lacy,  Beverley,  co.  York.     Trethurfee,  Corn- 

wall. 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.  three   roebuck's  heads   sa. 

Bumy. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  sa.    Roger 

de  Ellerton,  Swaldale,  X.    Gorney. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  sa. 

Harwood  Herward  Horwode  and  Whorwood, 

co.  Oxford  ;  and  co.  Stafford.     Parker,  Collin- 

son,  Somerset,  iii,  362.     Worhead. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  sa. 

Germin,  Powershall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  couped  sa. 

Gernon.    Gornon,  V*.    Hentley.    Huntley. 

James  Reading,  1094,  in  St.  Mary's   Church, 

Newington  Butts,  Surrey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hart's  heads  couped  sa. 

Germin  or  Germyn.    Ragon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  couped  sa. 

Gornon,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  erased  sa. 

Collingwood,  Northumberland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 

of  the  second  attired  or.     Gernon,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  arg. 

Harteshorn. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  arg.  attired 

gu.    Duke,  Suffolk. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Heads   cont.   (Beast)  Deer 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  or. 

Chipleigh,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  260. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  couped  or. 

Lansford. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  couped  sa. 

Huntley. 
Gu.    a    chev.    betw.    three    hart's    heads    .... 

Hartford  or  Hertford. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

arg.    Cowdell. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  arg. 

Coytmore,  Coytmore,  co.  Carnarvon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  couped  arg. 

Coldon,  Coldon,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  erased  arg. 

York,  Exeter. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  erased  arg. 

Coldon,  Coldon,  Scotland.     Coudon,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  arg. 

armed  or.     Coytmore. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  erm. 

Freinde. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 

per  pale  of  the  second  and  or.    Griffith,  Wales. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed arg.     Frend,  co.  Cambridge.      Friend. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

erm.    Frend,  V*.    But  attired  or.    Frend,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  couped 

or.     Williams,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  hind's  heads  erased  arg. 

Malbech  Malbesh  or  Malbish.    Malbish,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 

arg.  attired  of  the  second.     (?  Griffith,  Pen- 

rbyn,  co.  Caernarvon.) 
Gu.    a    chev.   betw.    three     buck's     heads     or. 

Hartford. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  or. 

Chelliswoth.    Hugget,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 

arg.  attired  or.    Ffrene,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  70. 
Or   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  deer's  heads  .... 

Haythorn. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  couped 

gu.    Redeswell  or  Redswell. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  sa. 

each  holding  in  the  mouth  a  sprig  of  oak  ppr. 

fructed  as  the  first.  Harwood  alias  Whorwood, 

co.  Salop. 
Or  a  chev.  erigr.  sa.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed vert  within  a  bordure  az.    Charilton,  V. 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's 

heads  counterchanged.    Tayler,  Surrey. 
Per  pale  az.  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's 

heads  erased  or.     Higden. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  arg. 

Buckley,  Kent.     Bulkeley  or  Bulkely,  Ire- 
land. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  arg. 

Cox,  Beaminster  ;  quartering  Symes. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hart's  heads  erased  arg. 

Spencer,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

arg.    Fernfold  or  Fernwold,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  erased 

arg.      Fernefold  or   Fernwold,   Sussex,   V. 

Fernewold,  Sussex. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  erased 

arg.  attired  or.    Farnefold. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

arg.     Broughton,  co.  Somerset. 


1  CHEVRON   betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Deer  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  or. 

Hutton.     White,  London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  or. 

White,  Henllan,  co.  Pembroke. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  couped  arg. 

CONRAN. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or.  Hickford  or  Huckford.  Hitford. 
Parker. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  or. 
Parker,  Horrockford,  and  Browsholme,  co. 
York  ;  quartering  Redmaine,  Parker,  and  Tem- 
pest. Parker,  Alkincoats,  Newton,  and  Brows- 
holme;  quartering  also  Blakey,  Parker  and 
Goulborne. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  couped  or. 
Snelling,  co.  Dorset ;  and  Portslade,  Sussex. 
Dog 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  .... 
Dunscombe,  co.  Cork. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  couped  az. 
within  a  bordure  gu.     Kellock,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  gu. 
Ledred,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
pean.     Hall,  London. 

Aig.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads  sa. 
Whelpdale. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  couped  sa. 
Hall,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads 
erased  sa.    Tuck. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  beads  erased  sa. 
Campion,  Witham,  Essex  ;  and  London. 
Ellerker.  Hall,  High-Meadow,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  sa.     Hall,  Gretford,  co.  LincolD. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  sa.  all  within  a  bordure  gu.  Hall, 
Spalding,  co.  Lincoln. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  couped  arg. 
Phillip,  Scotland.  Philps,  Amyrcloss,  Scot- 
land. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  arg. 
collared  gu.  Alexander  ;  a  label  of  three 
points  or :  Leland,  Collect.,  ii,  688.  And 
with  the  same  label.  Thomas  Alexander, 
Gray's  Inn,  ob.  1658. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads 
arg.     Liggins. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads 
erased  or.    Chedworth. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  arg. 
Hull,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  or.  William  Whittell,  London; 
granted  1587,  W.;  Over-Helmesley,  co.  York. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  or 
each  issuing  out  of  a  mural  coronet  az.  Hodges, 
Overne,  co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  fimbriated  betw.  three  talbot's 
heads  erased  or.  Whittle,  co.  Lancaster;  con- 
firmed 1694. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  or. 
Clifford. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
or.  Isted,  Framfield,  Sussex ;  and  Ecton,  co. 
Northampton  ;  quartering  Buck  and  Percy. 
Whittle,  co.  Lancaster;  granted  13  Sept. 
1688. 


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437 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Dog  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads  couped 
sa.     Sheircliff,  Shirecliff,  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads  erased 
arg.     Beury  or  Bewyr.    John  Beuve,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  beads  erased  arg. 
Hall,  co.  Devon,  W.  Hull,  Lurckbere,  co. 
Devon ;  St.  Leonard's,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Ox- 
ford. 

Sa.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  arg.  Hull,  Hammersmith,  Middle- 
sex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
arg.  Hill,  London,  1616.  Hull,  co.  Buck- 
ingham; Larkbury,  co.  Devon;  Osterley,  co. 
Durham;  and  London,  1616.  Hull, Battersea, 
Surrey;  confirmed  25  Jan.  1624. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads  erased 
erm.     Belson. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
arg.  Weston,  Effingham,  and  Weston-Ockham, 
Surrey. 

Elephant 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  elephants  heads  erased 
ppr.     Huskisson,  Earth,  Sussex. 

....Fox 

....  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  fox's  heads 
erased  ....  Legatt,  London ;  in  Croydon 
Church. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  gu. 
John  Foxall,  London  ;  granted  1579,  W. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  couped  gu. 
Awys. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  gu. 
William  Awys,  V.  Fairfax.  John  Fox,  V. 
Fox,  Gwernoga,  co.  Montgomery,  Z,  344. 
Fox,  Osmaston  Hall,  co.  Derby  ;  co.  Hereford ; 
co.  Leicester ;  co.  Salop ;  and  Ireland.  Fox, 
Bramham  Park,  co.  York ;  Baron  Bingley, 
1762,  extinct  1773.  Lane-Fox,  quartering 
Lane.     Tynslow.     Whitbread,  LoDdon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  gu. 
collared  or.  John  Fox,  London ;  granted  1586, 
W. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  gu. 
Fairfax. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  sa. 
Ludlow,  Barony  1755  and  1831,  Earldom  1760, 
extinct  1842.     Ludlow,  Ireland. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  or. 
Chedworth,  V.  Reynold,  Stratford,  co.  War- 
wick. 

Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased 
ppr.     Fox,  London;  and  co.  York. 

Erminois  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased 
gu.  langued  arg.  Fox,  High  Holborn ;  Mid- 
dlesex ;  granted  12  June  1632. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  az. 
Fox,  Youlgrave,  co.  Derby. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased 
gu.  Edward  Fox,  Bishop  of  Hereford  1535-8, 
Add.  MS.  5802,  fo.  92  b.  Fox,  Bromfield, 
co.  Salop ;  quartering  Stoke,  Steventon,  Fed- 
warden,  Darnell,  Gwinnett,  Pickenham,  Barring- 
ton,  Whichcott,  and  Donne;  Harl.  MS.  6110, 
fo.  14  b. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  arg. 
Rathenale,  V.  Rodnale,  V*.  Sr.  John 
Rod  kale,   V.      Rodnall.      Rothenale,   V*. 

RUDNALLE,  V.      RUDNALL,  V*. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.   (Beast)  Goat 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  gu. 
Cheryton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  sa. 
Beny.  Bunney  or  Bunny,  co.  York;  and  co. 
Durham.  Bunny,  V;  co.  York,  W.  Bunny, 
Speen  Hill,  co.  Berks. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
sa.     White,  Truro,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  arg.  within 
a  bordure  ....  Company  of  Cordonners  or 
Shoemakers,  London,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius 
D  10,  fo.  887. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
of  the  second  armed  or.  Richard  Hill, 
Bishop  of  London  1489-96,  W.  William 
Marwood,  Plymouth,  and  Plumstock,  co.  De- 
von ;  granted  by  Lee  (?  159C),  W.  Plumstock, 
V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
Getforth,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
attired  of  the  second.  Company  of  Cordwainers 
or  Shoemakers,  London.  Company  of 
Cordwainers,  Exeter. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
Company  of  Cordwainers,  London.  Filtelton. 
Filtilton,  V*.  Sr.  John  Fyltilton,  V. 
Merwood.  Tlltilton,  V*.  Whight  or 
White.  White,  Bere,  co.  Dorset;  and  Duf- 
field,  co.  Derby;  quartering  Talbot. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  couped  arg. 
attired  or.  White,  co.  Derby;  co.  Dorset; 
and  co.  Hants. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
attired  or.    Springham,  W.    Thomas  Whight, 

CO.    Hants,    V.       WiTEHORS.      WrHITEHORSE. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  goat's  heads 
erased  arg.  armed  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 
the  second.     Marwood. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
erm.  attired  or.  Marwood,  West  Marwood,  co. 
Devon;  coheiresses  m.  Chichester  and  Wichalse. 
Merwood,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
arg.  Marwood  or  -Morwood,  Little  Bushby, 
co.  York;  Baronetcy  1660;  extinct  1740. 
Merwood,  Widworthy,  co.  Devon;  coheirs  m. 
Stevens,  Wolcot,  and  Elton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
arg.  attired  or.  Mee,  1702-85;  Bigland,  Glou- 
cester, ii,  68. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
arg.  armed  of  the  second.     Wytchers,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  of  the 
second  attired  as  the  first.    Alwyne. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  az. 
Bendish. 

Or  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  sa. 
White,  London.     White,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
Lafpeslode,  co.  Devon.  Yarker,  Westmore- 
land; and  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased  arg. 
armed  of  the  second.  Crossman,  Cross,  Corn- 
wall. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  or.  Ithel 
Velyn,  Yale,  living  1000.  Madoc  ap  Bleddyn, 
Leeswood,  living  1440. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
arg.  armed  or.  Gathpath,  V*.  Gatpath, 
V. 


438 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Hare 

Arg.  a  chev.  flory  counterflory  az.  betw.  three 
hare's  heads  erased  purp.  each  having  in  the 
mouth  an  oak  leaf  vert.  Collingwood,  North- 
umberland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coney's  heads  erased  arg. 
Spencer,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hare's  heads  erased  arg. 
Spencer,  Witton,  co.  Salop ;  and  co.  Stafford. 

....  Horse 

Arg.   a  chev.   az.   betw.  three  nag's   heads   sa. 

Meirion    Goch,    Llyn.      The  heads    erased. 

Jones,  Castle  March. 
Arg.   a   chev.   erm.   betw.   three  horse's  heads 

erased  sa.    East. 
Arg.  a  chev.   ermines  betw.  three  nag's  heads 

erased  sa.     Edwards,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased  gu. 

Wymor,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  couped 

gu.    Lewcar.    Redeswell  or  Redswell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased 

gu.     Cason,  Steeple  Morden,  co.  Cambridge; 

and   co.   Hertford.     Lucar,   V*.     The  heads 

bridled  or.     Emanuel  Lucar,  Bridgewater,  co. 

Somerset  quartering  another  coat  (for  Lucar?), 

W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  nag's  heads  erased 

gu.  bridled  or.    Lucar,  Madenbrook,  co.  Somer- 
set. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased  sa. 

Upwood,  Lovell's  Hall,  Terrington  St.  Clement's, 

Norfolk. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three   horse's  heads   arg. 

Rhys  ap  Marchan. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased 

arg.       Slader,     Bath     and     Barham-Downs, 

Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  nag's  heads  erased  or. 

bridled  sa.     Tripp,  Tripham,  Kent;    and  Lon- 
don. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased  arg. 

East,  co.  Buckingham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased 

arg.     Slader,  co.  Devon. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  horse's  (or  mule's)  heads 

or.     Snellinge. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased  or. 

Selling,  Kent. 

.. .  .Leopard 

....    a   chev.   betw.  three  leopard's  heads  .... 

John  Le  Bray,   London,   1327;    Cotton  MS. 

Julius    C,   vii,   fo.   184.     The  heads   bearded. 

William   de   Faryngton,   seal   temp.    Edward 

III. 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.   three   leopard's  heads  .... 

Strafford. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    leopard's   heads  az. 

Hobson,  Shipley,  Sussex.    Lawler,  England. 

Swaynband,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

Edward  Copleston,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1828- 

49.     Copleston,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu. 

Welstead,  co.  Cork. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

gu.     Copleston. 
Arg.achev.chequyor  and  sa.  betw.  three  leopard's 

heads  erased  az.  collared  and  lined  gold.  Monck, 

Caenby,  co.  Lincoln. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Leopard  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads   erm. 
crowned  or.     Thomas  Pynner,  1583,  in  church 
at  Mitcham,  Surrey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 
Chamberlaine,  V.    Glbbs.     Gibons  or  Gibus, 
V*.    Thomas  Gybons,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

az.  Copleston,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu.  (in 
error).  Briket  or  Buret,  V*.  Buckett. 
Chamberlyn,F*.Chamberleyn,F.  Farrington 
(in  error).  Halsam,  co.  Lincoln.  Halsham. 
Smith,  London,  1716.  Neke.  Peter,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  leopard's  heads 

gu.  and  in  base  a  buglehorn Seriven, 

Seriven,  co.  York,  temp.  Henry  III. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu. 
Halsham,    Suffolk.        Robert    Halsham,     V. 
Heliston.    John  Heyliston,  V.    Heylston, 
London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  erased 

gu.    Peter  Briket,  V.    Buret,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa. 
Blakeney    or    Blarney.       Farindon,    Wier- 
den,   co.  Lancaster,  Harl.   MS.   1468,   fo.   94. 
Farington,  Worden,  co.  Lancaster,  quartering, 
Faringdon,  Benson,  Rufine,  Bradshaw,  Aspul, 
Fitton,  Carden,  Malvoisin,   Brereton,   Nowell, 
Fitton,  Lonsdale,  and  Hargraves.   Farringdon, 
co.  Lincoln.     Ferington,  Ferington,  co.  Lan- 
caster,  V.     Ferrington,   V*.      Harrington 
(in    error?)        Lee,     Nantwich,    and     New- 
port,  co.    Salop,    W.      Newport,    Worcester. 
Newport,   High   Ercall ;    quartering   Ercall ; 
Barony  1642,  Viscounty  1675,  Earl  of  Brad- 
ford    1694,    Extinct    1572 ;    the    heiress    m. 
Bridgeman. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa. 
quartering   gu.   three   5-foils   arg.   over  all   a 
martlet  for  diff.     ("A  patent  granted  16  De- 
cember 1560  to")    William   Farington,  Wor- 
den,  co.   Lancaster,  Harl.    MS.    1437.      But 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  az.     Farington,  Little 
Farington,  and  Lingard,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl. 
MS.   1549  and  6159.    But  with  a  mullet  for 
diff.    az.      Farington,     Ribbleton,    co.    Lan- 
caster, quartering  also  Lawrence;    Harl.  MS. 
1549  and  6159. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  erased 
sa.  Farrington,  London ;  Gwillim,  1724,  i,  261. 
Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa. 
Wyrden,  quartering  gu.  three  5-foils  arg.  for 
Farington  or  Farrington,  co.  Lancaster.    And 
with  over  all  a  crescent  for  diff.     Farington, 
Lyngarde,  co.  Lancaster;    and  Farington  or 
Farrington,  Little  Farington,  co.  Lancaster, 
Harl.  MS.  2086  fo.  47  and  66.     But  with  the 
same  quartering,  and  Lawrence,  with  over  all 
a  mullet  for  diff.     Farington  or  Farrington, 
Ribbleton,    co.    Lancaster,    Harl.    BIS.    2086 
fo.  45  b.     But  with  the  same  diff.  and  gu. 
three  5-foils  arg.  also  in  the   fourth  quarter. 
Farington,  Ribbleton,  Harl.  MS.  891. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

Tychewell,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  Lea, 
Lea,  V*.  Lee,  Lee,  and  Darnhall,  co.  Ches- 
ter; the  heiress  m.  Townshend.  Lee,  Lang- 
ley,  co.  Salop.  Norman,  co.  Somerset.  Rich- 
ard De  Newport,  Bishop  of  London  1317-8. 
Smert,  V;  and  co.  Devon. 


BRITISH    ARMORIALS. 


439 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.   (Beast)  Leopard  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa. 
Copleston,  co.  Devon;    coheirs  m.  Elford  and 

Bampfylde.       Edward  Copleston,  Bishop   of 
Llandaff  1828-49.     Dabgreene.     Dabgeeyne, 

V*.   Richard  Dabgreyn,  F.    Lee,  co.  Chester. 
Leigh,  Ingoldsby,  co.  York,  V.    Leygh,  V*. 
Ley,  Ley,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three   leopard's   heads   sa. 
mouth    tongue    and    eyes    or.     Thiekill,    in 

church  at  Sprotborough,  co.  York. 
Arg.   a   chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  vert. 

Langton. 
Az.    a    chev.    betw.   three    leopard's  beads  arg. 

Chambers.      Frowicke,   Wysley,    co.    Herts; 

Oldford,    Surrey ;    North    Minis,    Middlesex. 

Savage,     Sussex.  Savaige,     Sussex,     V. 

Wilfray. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

Eades,  Middlesex;  and  Saxmundharu,  Suffolk. 

Ede,  Saxmundham.     Ed'es,  co.  Bedford. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 

Kabvill.    Blakeney,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  in 

chief  or  and  a  fish  haurient  in  base  of  the 

second.     Glowster. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 

Nicholas  Ashby,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1441-58. 

Ashby,   Quenby  Hall,  co.  Leicester;  quarter- 
ing Ashley,  Burdet,  Zouch,   and   Shukburgh. 

Basket,  Isle  of  Wight;  and  co.  Dorset.  William 

Baskett,   V.      And   with    a  bordure   of    the 

second.    John  Gauden,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1G60, 

Worcester  1662. 
Az.   a  chev.   erm.  betw.    three    leopard's    faces 

salient  ppr.     Hingston,  Aglis,  co.  Cork. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or.  Berley, 

Ireland.     Frowicke,  Oldford,  Surrey ;   Wyley, 

co.  Herts;  and  North  Mims,  Middlesex.     The 

heads    erased.      Frowicke    as    quartered    by 

Doyley.    Feowyee,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  leopard's  heads 

and  in  base  a  crescent  or.     Foster,   North- 
umberland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  tongued 

gu.    Berley. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  erased 

of  the  second  charged  with  pellets.    Smith,  co. 

Derby. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or 

langued  arg.    Hugh,  V. 
Erm.  a  chev.  compony  arg.  and  az.  betw.  three 

leopard's  heads  of  the  third.    Auscot. 
Erm.  a  chev.  compony  az.  and  or  betw.  three 

leopard's  heads  of  the  second,    Henscot,  co. 

Devon. 
Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  leopard's  beads  gu. 

Bdckthought,  co.  Somerset. 
Ermines  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

Lechford,  W.    Leechford,  F*. 
Erminois  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

gu.     Haevey,  Wrormersley,  co.  York. 
Gu.    a   chev.  betw.   three   leopard's  heads    arg. 

Belke,    Copesham,    Sole.      Bilk,   Coperham, 

Kent.    Cole.    Coles,  co.  Dorset.    Heuxton, 

co.  Bedford.     Hexton,  V*.     Kaevell,  Norfolk. 

Pettet,    Shalmisford,    Kent.      Petyt,    Kent, 

W.     Thewsted,  V.     Thowested,  V*.     And 

with  a  crescent  for  diff.     Ciriac  Petit,  Colkins, 

Kent,  1691. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

Wilfoord,  co.  Worcester. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Beast)  Leopard  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  crowned 

arg.     Smngsby. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 

Karvell.       Keewell    or    Caeyile,    Norfolk. 

Ludbrough.    John  de  Ludbuegh,  Y.    Monsire 

deL0GHTBUBGH,r.     LuGHBOROUGH.     WlLFOED, 

Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

or.    Wilfoed,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

Keye,  Kent,  W.     Keyes,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Cole,   co.   Somerset.       Godwin,    co.    Dorset. 
Goodwyn,  Wells,  co.  Somerset.    Hill.    Keyes, 
Kent.     Wilford,  Exeter,  V.      Willesford  or 
Willford,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 
Carvill,    F*,    and    Norfolk.       Carvele    or 
Carwell.    Haryill,  V*.   Karytll,  Marchland, 
V.    Kervill,  Norfolk.    Kervyle,  Wiggenhall, 
Norfolk.  Steward.  Thewisted.  Edgar,  1716. 
Gu.   a   chev.   betw.    three    leopard's    heads    or. 
Carwell  or  Carvele.      Carvell.      Fanner. 
Hesketh.    Justice.    Monsder,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Monsder  Monster  or   Mounser,  co.  Derby. 
Parker,  F*.    Parker,  Park  Hall,  co.  Stafford; 
a  branch  of  Parker,  Norton  Lees,  co.  Derby, 
the  heiress  m.  Parker.    Thewisted.    Wilford, 
Kent.      WriTFOED.      And  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.    Paeker,  Whitley  Hall,  co.  Lincoln;  quar- 
tering gu.  a  tower  or  and  perched  thereon  a 
bird  arg.     And  also  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Paekee,  Barony  1715,  Viscounty  1721,  Earl  of 
Macclesfield  1721. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  in  the 
mouth  of  each  an  arrow  fesswise  arg.     Paekee, 
Cuerden,  and  Extwistle,  co.  Lancaster;  quar- 
tering Townley  and  Banaster. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Justice.      Paekee,   V.      Parker,   co.   Derby; 
and  Whitley  Hall,  co.  Lincoln.     Periam,  Collin- 
son,  Somerset,  ii,  495.    Periam,  Fulford,  co. 
Devon.  Peryam.  WriLFOED,Kent,  V.  Wilsford, 
Harteridge,  and  Dover,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Memes    or    Mennys,    Kent;      and    London; 
granted   1616.     Mennis,   V*.     Rice,   Essex. 
Rys,  Essex,  V.    Rice,  Ireland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  leopard's 
heads  of  the  second.  Mennes.    Menns  Minnes 
or   Mynnes,   Kent;    and   Middlesex;  granted 
July  1616.    Mennys,  IF. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu. 

Welsted. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  a 

bordure  gu.    Fourbins. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

Gibbins. 
Or  a  chev.    betw.    three    leopard's    heads    gu. 
Aleyn,   V.      Allen  or  Alleine.      Beckett. 
Chamberlayn.     Harvey,  Essex;  and  London. 
Hervy,   co.   Stafford,    V.    Sr.  James   Hervy, 
Alderman   of  London,    V.    Necke   or  Neke. 
Richard  Nykke  or  Nyx,  Bishop   of  Norwich 
1501-36.    Nix. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu. 
Haevey,  Alvington,  Isle  of  Wight;  and  Wor- 
mersley,  co.  York ;  granted  1688. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's   heads   sa. 
Newport,  New  Park,  co.  Kilkenny ;  Baronetcy 
1789. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Leopard  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa. 
Wheeler,  London;  granted  by  Cooke  (?  1585), 
W.  Wheeler  or  Wheler,  Martin  Hussing- 
stre,  and  Burbury,  co.  Worcester;  and  Lea- 
mington Hastang,  co.  Warwick  ;  granted  1585  ; 
Baronetcy  1666.  Wheeler,  Waterford ;  the 
heiress  m.  Glasse  and  Bremer. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa. 
Marvel. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 
leopard's  heads  arg.     Ashby. 

Purp.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's 
heads  of  the  second.  Farnden,  Sedlescomb, 
Sussex;  granted  February  1634. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 
Blyke,  co.  Hereford  ;  London  ;  and  co.  Salop. 
Deyis.  Dyes  or  Diss.  Hawes,  London. 
Hexton.  Lechford,  Shelwood,  Surrey. 
Lechford,  W.  Leechford,  V*.  Lichford. 
Lychford,  Charlwood,  Surrey. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  erased 
arg.    Monsire  William  de  Rednesse,  Y. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  of  the 
second  langued  gu.    Blomney. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Fillingley.  Hase.  Hawes,  Weston,  and 
Stoke  Albany,  co.  Northampton ;  co.  Stafford  ; 
and  co.  Warwick.  Hay;  granted  by  Camden,  W. 
The  heads  erased.    Noble,  Thristle  Dermot. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 
or.    Farwell.    Fylingley,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  (arg.)  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  ppr. 
Blomney. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 
Deffe  or  Deyff,  V.  John  Hill,  London, 
Auditor;  granted  by  Cooke,  W.  Hill,  Ted- 
dington,  Middlesex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 
arg.    Hill,  Thornton,  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Blackley.  Blackney,  Norfolk.  Blakeney, 
V.    Eaton.    Etton,  Fresbe,  V.    Godwin,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  with- 
in a  bordure  or.  Browne,  V*.  Goddin,  Kent. 
Goddyn,  W. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  leopard's  beads 
arg.  Hill,  Brook  Hall,  co.  Londonderry ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1779. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 
Prenne. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Pollington.  Wentworth,  co.  York,  V. 
Wentworth,  Woolley,  co.  York;  quartering 
Downes;  the  heiress  m.  Armytage;  a  branch 
from  Mendam  Priory,  Suffolk  ;  and  like 
Wentworth,  Bretton,  co.York  ;  Baronetcy  1664 
extinct  1792 ;  descended  like  Wentworth, 
Nettlested,  Suffolk,  Barony  1529,  Earl  of  Cleve- 
land 1625-67;  the  heiresses  m.  Noel  and  Cur- 
zon;  and  its  branch  at  Gosfield,  Essex; 
Baronetcy  1611-31  ;  through  Wentworth, 
North  Elmsal  or  Empsale,  co.  York ;  quarter- 
ing Bisset;  Baronetcy  1692,  extinct  1741 ;  the 
heiress  m.  Cholmley;  from  Winterwade 
Wyntword  or  Wentworth,  Wentworth  Wood- 
house,  Strafford,  co.York;  Baronetcy  1611,  Ba- 
ronies 1628  and  1640,  Viscounty  1628  and  1711, 
Earl  of  Strafford  1640  andl711, extinct  1569  and 
1799  ;  the  heiresses  m.  Watson,  Conolly,  How- 
rda,  and  Vernon.  Wentworth,  Wentworth 
Castle,  co.  York,  quartering  Vernon  and  Vernon. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


,  .cont. 


Heads  cont.  (Beasts)  Lion 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  within 
a  bordure  arg.  Wentworth,  Grimsby,  co. 
Lincoln  ;  and  Bretton,  co.  York. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 
Ffytche  or  Fitch.  Ffytche  or  Fytche, 
Thorpe  Hall,  co.  Lincoln ;  a  branch  of  the 
family  of  Ffytche,  Danbury  Place,  and  Wood- 
ham  Walter,  Essex.       Fitch,  Hudsell,  Essex  ; 

Eltham,  and  Mount  Mascal,  Kent.     Sr 

Kynardsby,  V.  Kynardysby.  Mac  Curdy, 
America;  Ireland;  and  London.  And  with  a 
crescent  for  diff.  Fytche,  Canfield,  Essex, 
1578. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  beads  or  within 
a  bordure  gu.  Fitch,  Woodham  Walter,  Essex. 
The  bordure  bezanty.  Fiych,  Ramsden, 
Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
....  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second. 
Handerside. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  couped 
gu.     Scotland,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
gu.    Bucket. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
Albemarle.  Bucket.  Collis,  Ireland. 
Denman.  Lovell,  co.  York.  Luccombe,  Col- 
linson,  Somerset,  iii,  491.  Ridon.  Rockley 
or  Rocliff,  Cowthrep,  co.  York.  Rouclif, 
Rouclif,  co.  York.  John  de  Roucliffe,  Y. 
Rowcliffe.    Tench,  Ireland.    Tiffin. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  with- 
in a  bordure  gu.     Rowcliffe. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
crowned  or.  Johnson,  North  Luffenham,  co. 
Nottingham;  and  South  Luffenham,  Rutland. 
Edward  Johnson,  W. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
sa.  crowned  or.     Petit  or  Pettit,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  gu. 
Lovell,  co.  York. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
gu.  Cranbull.  Reydon.  Thomas deRouTHE,Y. 
Routh,  co.  York.  Rowe,  Lewes,  Sussex ;  con- 
firmed 24  May  1614. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  couped 
gu.  crowned  or.  Robert  Johnson,  Preacher, 
NorthLuffenham  ,Rutland ;  granted  by  Cooke,  IT. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
gu.  crowned  or.     Gebon,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  sa.  Thomas 
Lamplogh,  X. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 
Allerton.  William  Driffield,  '  de  la  Walde,' 
X.  Gumars  or  Gunas,  Witham,  Essex.  Gumras, 

V*.      GUNNAS,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

sa.    Fereby,  V.    Tolimond,  V.    Tolmond. 
Arg.   a    chev.   betw.   three    lion's  heads    erased 

within  a  bordure  sa.     Rancliffe. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

crowned  or.    Grey. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 

Fairford. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 

goutty  de  poix  ducally  crowned  or.    Pinder, 

co.  Lincoln ;  granted  1538. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

erm.  crowned  or.    Pindall  or  Pinder,  London, 

and  Axholme,  co.  Lincoln.    Pindar.    Pinner, 

London;  granted  12  August  1577. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


441 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


,cont. 


Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Lion  cont. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lion's  heads  arg. 
Dudley,  Clopton,  co.  Northampton. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
arg.     Peet  (in  a  later  hand  than)  W. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lion's  heads  couped 
arg.  langued  gu.  O'Enos,  alias  Macgenis, 
Lord  Iveach. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or. 
Denman, London,  Dudley.  Stark  or  Starke. 
Steward,  V*.  Sr.  Thomas  Wyndham,  Norfolk ; 
and  Suffolk,  V.  Wyndham, Baronetcy  1061 ;  Ba- 
ron Cockermouth  and  Earl  of  Egremont  1749, 
extinct  1845,  descended  like  Wyndham,  Ash- 
combe,  the  heiress  m.  Arundel;  and  Wyndham, 
Denton,  and  Hawling,  co.  Wilts,  quartering 
Stratford  and  Smith;  und  Wyndham,  Salisbury, 
quartering  Hearst,  through  Wyndham,  Nor- 
rington,  co.  Wilts,  from  Wyndham,  Orchard, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  235  ;  iii,  260,455,  491, 
from  whom  also  descended  Wyndham,  Kents- 
ford,  aud  Trent,  co.  Somerset,  Baronetcy  1673, 
extinct  1719,  the  heiresses  m.  James  and  Brom- 
ley ;  and  Pilsden  Court,  co.  Devon,  Baronetcy 
1641-63;  Wyndham,  Cathanger,  co.  Somerset; 
and  Tale,  co.  Devon ;  Silton,  co.  Dorset. 
Wyndham,  Cromer,  Norfolk,  quartering  Davy, 
Hobart,  Dalton,  and  Wrighte.  Wyndham,  Fel- 
brigg,  Norfolk.  Wyndham,  Hunnington,  co. 
Wilts,  quartering  Scrope,  Abell,Gurney,  Moyns, 
and  Sydenham. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lion's  beads  erased 
or.    Pope,  V.    Wyndham. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or 
langued  gu.  Windham,  Collinson,  Somerset, 
i,  258. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
Burham,  Leversedge,  Essex.  Le  Moyne  or 
Monke,  V,  co.  Devon,  W ;  or  Monck  or  Monk, 
Pothendge,  co.  Devon;  Z,  450,  Baron  Monck, 
Earl  of  Torrirgton, and  Duke  of  Albemarle  1060- 
88 ;  quartering  Tilley,  Estcott,  Rishford,  Trench- 
ard,  Crukerne,  Grant,  Champernowne,  Wood, 
aud  Plantagenet.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
Monck,  Earl  of  Rathdown  ;  and  Monck,  Coley 
Park,  Berkshire ;  derived  from  Monk,  Hatherby, 
co.  Devon.  James  Henry  Monk,  Bishop  of 
Gloucester  1830,  and  Bristol  1836-56. 

Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  lion's  heads 
erased  arg.  Bispham,  Bispham,  and  Billing, 
co.  Lancaster;  granted  1640. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
erminois  crowned  of  the  second.  Pyndar, 
Kempley,  co.  Gloucester;  granted  .... 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
arg.     Goodwyn,  Winnington,  co.  Warwick. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erminois  betw.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  erm.  ducally  crowned  gold. 
Pindar  or  Pyndar,  after-wards  Lygon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
arg.     Burnham,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or. 
Burnham.  Chassereau.  Leversedge,  Essex. 
Steward. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
or.     Page,  Middlesex. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  az. 
Wendy,  Norfolk.  The  same  arms  within 
a  bordure  az.  Wendey,  Hastingfield,  co. 
Cambridge.  The  bordure  engr.  az.  Wendie 
or  Wendy,  Clan,  Suffolk.  Wendie,  V*.  Tho- 
mas Wendy,  V. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.    (Beast)    Lion  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  couped  az. 
Gibon,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
Becket.  Beket.  Bekell.  Loyell,  co. 
York.     Sr.  Henry  Halshum,  T. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 
Gibon,  V*.    Jowett. 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  or.     Sr.  John  Steward,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
Cotton.  Peers.  Stanton,  Clovelly,  co.  De- 
von ;  the  heiress  m.  Crewkern.  Weston, 
Ockham,  Surrey,  1700. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
crowned  or.     Beauchamp,  V.     Beauchampe. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
arg.  Pearse,  Norfolk.  Pearse,  Harlington, 
co.  Bedford.  Peekes.  Piers.  Sr.  William 
Standon,  Alderman  of  London,  V.    Staunton. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
or.  Unett,  Castle  Frome,  Ledbury,  Fearns 
Court,  and  Marden  Court,  co.  Hereford  ;  and 
Broadward  Hall,  co.  Salop;  quartering  Lin- 
gen. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
Beauchamp.  Bewcham,  V.  Beweham. 
Weston. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or. 
Benington,  F*.    Benyngton,  V. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or 
on  each  as  many  gouttes  (another,  four  bil- 
lets) gu.  Plomer,  co.  Bedford ;  and  Radwell, 
co.  Hertford. 

....  Martin 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martin's  heads  erased  sa. 
Ludlow,  Baronies  1755  and  1831,  Earldom 
1760,  extinct  1842. 

Otter 

Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    otter's    heads    gu. 

Fuli.erton,  Craighall,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  otter's  heads  erased  sa. 

(The  old  arms  of)  Balfour,  Balfour,  co.  Fife ; 

the  heiress  m.  Bethune. 

....Ox 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
....  (The  ancient  arms  of)  Prestland, 
Prestland,  and  Wardle,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
gu.     William  de  Wells,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
sa.    Bullen. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  bull's  heads 
couped  sa.  armed  gu.  Waldron  or  Walron, 
Langridge,  co.  Somerset;  and  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  bull's  heads 
erased  sa.     Williams. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  bull's  heads  sa. 
armed  or.     Walrond,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    bull's    heads     gu. 

COURTOYS.      IPRES,  V* . 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  beads  cabossed  gu. 
Curteis,  Canterbury ;  and  Great  Kne.llo,  Sus- 
sex. Sr.  Rauf  Ippres,  V.  Ipres,  co.  Lancas- 
ter.    M.  John  de  Ypre,  5. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped  gu. 
Ipers. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped 
at  the  neck  ppr.     Bullen,  co.  Brecon. 

Arg.   a   chev.   gu.   betw.   three    bull's  heads  sa. 

NoRBURY. 

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442 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within coat. 

Heads  cont.    (Beast)    Ox  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 

sa.  Boller,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bull's  beads  couped 
sa.  Boleyn,  Lord  Mayor  of  Loudon  1457, 
quartering  sa.  three  mullets  or  and  a  chief  dan- 
cetty  erm.  Bollen.  Bulla yn.  Geffrey 
Bullen,   Alderman    of  London,  V.    Bulley. 

BULLEYNE. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped 
at  the  neck  sa.  horned  or.  Anne  Boleyn,  se- 
cond wife  of  Henry  VIII.  Boleyne,  1730. 
Bullen. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.   betw.  three  bull's  heads  gu. 

COURTOYS.      ClTRTOYS. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
gu.  Curteis,  Appledore,  and  Tenterden,  Kent. 
Curteis,  Otterden  Place,  Kent;  the  heiress  m. 
Wheler,  and  Walcot.  Frend.  Wragby,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  sa. 
Llewellyn  ap  Bledri.  Bulclogh  or  Bulkeley, 
Bulkeley,  co.  Cbester,  the  heiress  m.  Holford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  sa. 

Norbuey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  sa. 
Boyvill.  Beowneshin.   Curtis,  Kent.   Doods. 
Wood,  co.  Warwick,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped  sa. 
Bolen  or  Bullein,  1716.      Beownshin,   V*. 
Brownshyn,  V.     Norbury,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped 

sa.    Norbury. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  erased  sa. 

Alberton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cow's  heads  erased  sa. 

Newenton,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  sa. 

armed  or.     Wood,  co.  Warwick. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  of  the 
second  attired  or.     Richard  Hill,  Bishop  of 
London  1489-96. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  arg.  Bayman. 

Bullock. 
Gu.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  bull's  heads  arg. 

Sandon,  Ashby,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's    heads  cabossed 
arg.    Baynham,  V.   Bernham,  Kent.    Bullock, 
V*.  and  co.  Hants.      Scoffield  or  Scofield, 
Scoffield,  co.  Lancaster;  granted  1582. 
Gu.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 

arg.     Sandon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped  arg. 
Scoffield  or  Scofield,  co.  Lancaster  ;  granted 
1582. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  arg.  attired 

or.     Ketford,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  arg. 
armed  or.     Baynham,  Kent ;  and  co.  Glouces- 
ter.   Bullock,  V.    Bulloke,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  erased  arg. 

armed  or.  Bollocke. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  Bullock,  Essex ;  confirmed  9  February 
1602,  W.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Sandees, 
London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  armed  or.  Bullock,  Great  Wigboroufih, 
aDd  Faulkboivrn  Hall,  Essex,  quartering  Wat- 
son ;  a  branch,  like  Bullock,  Sliipdham.  Nor- 
folk; quartering  Berney,  Townshend,  Baklnck, 
Bacon,  and  Flewelyn;  of  Bullock,  Arborfield, 
co.  Berks. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.    (Beast)    Ox  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bulls's  heads  arg. 

Courtoys,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bull's  heads   arg. 

armed  or.     Courtoys. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.     Coukteis.     Robert  Courtys,  Auditor,  V. 
Curteis,  F*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair   betw.  three   bull's   heads   or. 

Courtoys,  London. 
Gu.  a-  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  betw.  three  bull's 

heads  of  the  second.     Courtoys,  London. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  sa.  goutty 

d'or.     Fleming. 
Or   a   chev.   erm.   betw.   three   cow's    faces    sa. 

Cowleygh. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 

gu.  armed  arg.    Frend,  V.    Frende,  V*. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  sa. 
Fuend.     Stowfoed,  Stowford ;  co.  Devon  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Walrond. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three     bull's     heads     arg. 
Buckeley  or  Bulkley,   co.   Hants;  and   Ire- 
land.    Bulkely,  V*.     Norbery.     Norbuey, 
glass  in  church  at  Stoke  Dabernon. 
Sa.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three   hull's  heads  arg. 

Sandon. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  arg. 
Buckley,  Woolcombe  Hall,  co.  Dorset ;  Mine- 
steed  Lodge,  co.  Hants ;  and  co.  Cbester. 
Arthur  Bulkeley,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1542-53; 
Bulkeley,  Standlow,  co.  Stafford ;  descended 
like  Bulkeley,  Baron  Beaumaris  and  Vis- 
count Bulkeley,  extinct  1802,  from  Bulkeley, 
Eaton,  co.  Chester,  F;  derived  from  a  second 
son  of  Bulkeley,  of  Bulkeley.  Moegan.  John 
Noebeey,  V.  Noebury,  Norbury,  co.  Chester  ; 
derived  from  a  third  son  of  Bulkeley  of  Bulkeley. 
Noeway.  Sandees,  Ireland.  Worbuey. 
Weight,  Nantwich,  and  Mottram  St.  Andrew, 
co.  Chester;  quartering  Leeche,  Wynington, 
Offerton,  Robinson,  Shipton,  and  Adderley. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  Noebuey,  Droitwicb,  and  Sherridge,  co. 
Worcester,  from  co.  Chester.  Sandee,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped 
arg.  Buckel  or  Buckle,  London.  Buckley. 
Noebuey. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  arg.  attired  or. 

Wright. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  Sandee,  Surrey,  W.  Sanders,  Sander- 
sted,  and  Charlwood,  Surrey;  and  Lullington, 
Caldwell,  and  Little  Ireton,co.  Derby ;  a  heiress 
m.  Goodere.  Saunders,  Pentre,  co.  Pembroke ; 
the  heiress  m.  Davies.  Saunders,  Glanrhwdw, 
co.  Carmarthen  ;  quartering  Hughes. 
Sa.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  or  armed 

of  the  second.     Gorney,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  or.     Guenay. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  or 

armed  gu.     Sr.  John  Gorney,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  per  pale  arg.  and  or  betw.  three  bull's 
heads  cabossed  of  the  second   armed  as  the 
third.      Clavelshey,  Collinson,   Somerset,  iii, 
73.     Clavesley,  co.  Somerset. 

Seal 

Arg  .  a  chev.  betw.  three  seal's  heads  bend- 
wise  couped  sa.  Ley,  co.  Wilts,  Barony  1625, 
Earl  of  Marlborough  1626,  extinct  1679.  Ley, 
Combe  Martin,  and  Ley  House,  Marwood,  co. 
Devon. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.    (Beast)    Sheep 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  erased  az. 

a  crescent  for  diff.      Bendish,  Topesfield  Hall, 

Suffolk;  descended  from  Steeple  Bumstead. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  erased  gu. 

attired  or.  Cheriton.  Cheryton,  V.  Churton, 

co.  Salop. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  couped 

az.    Bendish,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  erased  az. 

Bendish   alias  Westley,   Steeple   Bumstead, 

Essex;    Baronetcy     1611-1717.       Bendyshe, 

Barnngton,  co.  Cambridge. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  cabossed 

arg.     Ram,  Horuchureh,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lamb's  heads  cabossed 

arg.     Lampton,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lamb's  heads  couped  arg. 

Lambton,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  cabossed 

arg.    Coldale,  V*.    Coldall,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lamb's  heads  couped 

arg.     Hedlam,  Stainton,  Durham;  the  heiress 

m.  Bowes  and  Bowes.     Hedlahme,  V. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ram's 

heads  erased  counterchaDged.     Chester. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ram's 

heads  erased  counterchanged  attired  or  within 

a  bordure  engr.  gu.  bezanty.  Chester,  Chiche 

ley  Hall,  co.  Buckingham. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

ram's    heads  erased  counterchaDged  within  a 

bordure    engr.    gu.    bezanty.         Sr.    William 

Chester,  Lord   Mayor  of  London   1560,    V. 

Chester,  London,  temp.  Edward  IV,  V. 
Quarterly  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

ram's  heads  erased  counterchanged.  Schester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  couped  arg. 

Ramsey,    Hitcham,    co.    Buckingham,    temp. 

Richard  II.  Ramsey,  quartered  through  Writele 

by  Walsingham.     Ramsey,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  erased  arg. 

attired  or.     Ramsey,  Norfolk,  1716. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  erased 

arg.     Ramsay,  Newcastle. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  erased 

arg.  attired  or.      Ramsey,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1577. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ram's  heads  erased  or. 

Ramsey. 

Tiger 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads 

erased    of   the   second   collared   or.      Cooke, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads 

erased  ....  charged  on  the  neck  with  a  bar  or. 

Cooke,  Norfolk,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads  erased 

ppr.    Jacob,  London,  W;  Newhall,  co.  Oxford. 

Jacob,  Horseheath,  co.  Cambridge;  Bromley, 

and  Bow,  Middlesex;  and  Ubbeston,  Suffolk; 

the  coheirs  m.  Oakes  and  Morley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads 

erased  sa.  langued  of  the  second  each  charged 

on  the  neck  with  a  gemel  or.     Cook,  Mildham, 

Norfolk. 
Arg.  a   chev.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads  sa.  erased 

and  langued  gu.      Hayes,  Windsor,  co.  Berks  ; 
and  London;  granted  13  May  1662. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads  sa. 
maned  of  the  first  collared  or.       Cooke,  Mild- 
ham,  Norfolk. 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.    (Beast)   Tiger  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads  erased 

arg.  crined  and  armed  or.     Swift,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads  erased 
arg.     Edwardes,  Shrewsbury  ;  and  Frodesley ; 
Baronetcy   21   March    1645;    quartering   Bray 
and    Matthews.      Edwardes,    Trefgarne,    co. 
Pembroke. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads  erased  or. 
Robert     Gardner,     Chardacre,     Surrey,    W. 
Gardner,   Lord    Chief  Justice   of  Ireland,  W. 
Gardiner,  London  ;  and  Beccles,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  tiget's  heads  erased 
or.     Titt,  Denington. 

....Wolf 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased   az. 
Meredyth,  Greenhills,  co.  Kildare;  Baronetcy 
1600,  quartering  az.  a  lion  ramp.  or.  And  with  a 
crescent  for  diff.      Meredyth,   Carlandstown, 
co.  Meath;    Baronetcy  1795. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  gu. 
Caston.     Lovell,  Norfolk.    '  White,  Holcott, 
co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  erased  gu. 

ducally  gorged  ....     Woolff,  Bridlington. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

ppr.    Jacob. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  erased 

sa.    White.    Wilson. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 
gu.     Causton,  Causton,  Essex.      Causton,  V; 
Essex,  W.     Cock.     Lovell,  co.  York,  V ;  and 
Skelton,  co.  York.     Piers  de  Routhe,  P. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  couped  sa. 

How,  Essex  ;  and  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  sa. 
Abberton.  Alberton,  V.  Brokhole.  Cock 
or  Cox.  Galbreath,  Scotland.  Maurice, 
Astrad,  co.  Denbigh  ;  descended  from  Ririd 
Flaidd.  Smart.  Warde,  V.  White,  Ireland, 
V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

sa.     Rake. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased   sa. 
each  gorged  with  a  mural  coronet  of  the  first. 
Wolfe,  1759.      But  with  a  ducal  coronet  or. 
Wolf,  V.    Wolfe,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  arg.    Eignion 
ap   Ithell   ap   Ryrid    Vlaith,    Rhiwaedog   in 
Penllyn,   North  Wales;  quartered   by   Eyton, 
1674. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  erased 

or.     Swift,  London. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  erased  or. 
John  Chedworth,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1452-71. 
Gower,  Essex ;  and  co.  Worcester.      Gower, 
Glandovan,  co.  Pembroke. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  erased 

or.     Robert  Wolveden,  1432. 
Erm.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  wolfs 
heads   erased   az.       Miller,  Addington,  and 
Ryersh,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  arg. 

Golding,  Kent.     Pettit,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  or  each 
transfixed  by  a  dagger  palewise  of  the  second 
hilted  and   pomelled   gold.      Skene,   Fintray, 
Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  erased  or. 

Wolf,  co.  Salop. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  wolf's  beads  erased 
sa.    Bath. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.    (Beast)   Wolf  cont. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three     wolf's     heads     arg. 

Wolveidon,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  of  the 

second  couped  gu.      M.  Richard  Norlande,  S. 
Sa.  a  chev.  lietw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  arg. 

Beal  or  Beall.     Golding,  Kent.     Goldoury, 

1528. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  erased  arg. 

Goldourg,  V*.      Goldoury,  V*.     Wolf,  V. 

WoLFDOV,      V*.  WOLFEDON.  WoLVEIDON, 

Cornwall.     Wolveestone.     Woolfe.     Woulf, 
V*.    Woulfdon.  V. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  arg.  Floyd 
or  Fltjdd,  Millgate,  Kent;  granted  10  Novem- 
ber 1572. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  arg. 
Flood,  Flood  Hall,  Farmley,  Newton  Ormonde, 
Paulstown  Castle,  and  Viewmount,  Ireland ; 
confirmed,  temp.  Elizabeth,  to  Fludd,  Kent. 
Lloyd,  Whittington,  co.  Salop.  Midleton,  co. 
Salop.  Owen,  co.  Salop.  Pothan  Vlaydd,  Lord 
of  Penlyn,  co.  Merioneth,  Harl.  MS.  1507,  fo. 
383.  Bend  Vlaith  (Eynion  ap  Ithell), Penlyn, 
co.  Merioneth,  ob.  1108. 

Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  arg. 
John  Thomas,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1743,  Lin- 
coln 1744,  Salisbury  1761-6.  Ririd  Flaidd, 
Lord  of  Penllyn.     Wynne,  Hazlewood,.  Sligo. 

Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 
arg.  langued  gu.     Evans,  Erbistock,  co.  Flint. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  erm. 
Lloyd,  Whittington,  co.  Salop. 

Vert  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 
arg.    Conean,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  or. 
Jones,  Buckland,  co.  Brecon. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  or. 
langued  gu.     Jones. 

Vert  a  chev.  sa.  (V*)  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  era- 
sed or.    Selling,  Kent,  V. 
Heads  (Bird) 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw,  three  bird's  heads  sa.   Searle, 

Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bird's  heads  couped  sa. 

Ley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bird's  (probably 

daw's)  heads  erased  sa.     John  de  Dalston,  X. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bird's  (probably  Cornish 

choughs)  heads  sa.  beaked  gu.      Dant  Dante 

or  Daunte,  anciently  Dauntre,  co.  Gloucester; 

and  Cork,  Ireland,  quartering  D'Oulepen. 
Gu.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three   bird's  heads  erased 

arg.    Wlathaw,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  150. 

....  Bittern  see  Heron 
. . .  .Chough  see  Crow 

Crane  see  Heron 

. .   . Cock 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  cock's  heads 
erased  gu.     Dildaene.     Dylderne,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  sa.  betw.  three  cock's 
heads  erased  of  the  third  beaked  and  combed 
gu.     Ringwood. 

Arg.  a  chev.  (compony  or  and  sa.  V*)  counter- 
compony  sa.  and  or  betw.  three  cock's  heads 
erased  sa.  combed  and  wattled  gu.    Ryngwood, 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cock's  heads  erased  gu. 
beaked  and  wattled  as  the  first.  Alcock,  Badly, 
Suffolk. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads    cont.    (Bird)    Cock  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cock's  heads  erased  gu. 

crested  and  jelloped  or.      Coxeter,  Letchlade, 

co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  cock's  beads  erased 

gu.     Hugh  Redhigh,  V.     Redley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cock's  heads  sa.     Aiken. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.   three  cock's  heads  erased  or. 

John  Chedworth,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1452-71. 

Crow 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased 
ppr.  Thomas  Ravis,  Bishop  of  Gloucester 
1604,  London  1607-9. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crow's  heads  erased 
sa.     Newenton.     Norton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased 
sa.     Ravis,  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased  sa. 
Bendish.  Norris  or  Norreys,  as  heir  of 
Ravenscroft,  V*  ;  and  co.  Chester;  Bretton, 
co-  Flint;  co.  Lancaster ;  and  Horsham,  Sus- 
sex.    Ravenshaw,  quartering  Wither. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  raven's  heads 
sa.     Chynon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased  sa. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second.  Cooke, 
co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chough's  heads  erased  sa. 
beaked  gu.     Bewley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Cornish  chough's  heads 
erased  sa.  beaked  gu.  blood  dropping  from  their 
bills  ppr.  (?  Dant  Dante  Daunte  and 
Dauntre,  co.  Gloucester.) 

Arg.  a  chev.  (sometimes  engr.)  betw.  three  daw's 
heads  erased  sa.  beaked  or.  Dalston,  Acorn- 
bank,  Westmoreland  ;  a  branch  of  Dalston, 
Dalston  Hall,  Cumberland;  quartering  Kirk- 
bridge;  descended  from  De  Vaux  ;  Baronetcy 
1640,  extinct  1765 ;  a  heiress  m.  Dillon.  (?  John 
de  Dalston,  X.) 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled  quar- 
terly sa.  and  gu.  betw.  three  raven's  heads 
erased  az.  billety  of  the  first.  Hamwood  or 
Hanwood. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased  sa. 
Brikes.    Wilk. 

....Daw  see  Crow 

..  ..Dove 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pigeon's  heads  az.  Wade, 

Middlesex. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pigeon's  heads  erased  arg. 

Ghest  or  Guest.    Just,  Monkwearmouth,  co. 

Durham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  pigeon's  heads 

erased  arg.  Pigeon,  Beckham,  and  Yockthorpe, 

Norfolk. 

Duck 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  drake's  heads  erased 

az.     Drakeley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  drake's  heads  erased 

of  the  second  beaked  az.     Drakelow,  Essex. 
Az.  a  chev.   arg.  betw.  three'  shoveller's   heads 

erased  of  the  second  ducally  gorged  gu.     Tho- 
mas Herbert,  Calais,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  shoveller's  heads  erased 

ppr.     Gheast  or  Guest. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  shoveller's  heads 

erased  arg.     Symer,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  shoveller's  heads 

erased  arg.    Symer  or  Symers. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


U5 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Bird)    Eagle 
Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  eagle's  beads  erased  az. 
Honywood,  Mark's  Hall,  Coggesball,  Essex ; 
Evington,  Elmested,  and  Sibton  near  Folke- 
stone, Kent.    Jupp. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  gu. 

Newenton.     Rowcliff,  co.  York,  J  71(5. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 

sa.     Walton,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  sa. 

Bewley,  Kent. 
Az.  a  cbev.  arg.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 

or.     Casey,  Ireland. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  arg. 

Saunders,  Pentre,  co.  Pembroke. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's   heads  erased  or. 

Aubrey,  Broom  Hall.co.  Salop;  the  heiress  m. 

Tozer.     Aubrey,  Lantrithyd  Park,  co.  Glamor- 
gan; Baronetcy  1000,  extinct    ....     Awbrey. 

Cheselborne,  co.  Dorsetshire. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  arg. 

Berche. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  arg. 

Ellison,  Hel>burn,  co.  Durham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  or. 

Ellison,  Thome,  co.  York.    Gedding,  Ickling- 

ham,  Suffolk. 
Or  a  chev.  indented  gu.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads 

erased  sa.     Jackson,  Harraton,  co.  Durham. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's 

beads  erased  sa.      Wilkes,  Leighton-Buzzard, 

co.  Bedford. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  arg. 

ducally  gorged  gu.    Hubbard. 

Falcon 

....  a  chev betw.  three  hawk's  heads  .... 

Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  az. 

Honywood,  EvingtoD,  Kent;  Baronetcy  1060. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased  az. 

beaked  or.     Honywood,  Pette,  and  Send-New- 

ington,  near  Hythe,  Kent;  granted  10  Novem- 
ber 1576. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  couped 

sa.    Honywood,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  gu. 

Casle  or  Cassy,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased  gu. 

beaked  or.     Casey,  V*.      Casse.     Cassey,  co. 

Gloucester,    V ;    and    Deerhurst,    co.    Glou- 
cester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased 

sa.     R avis,  co.  Worcester,  V.     Walton,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased 

sa.      Walton,  Walton,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  La- 
cock,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased 

sa.  membered  of   the  second.       Wolton    or 

Wolston. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled  quarterly 

sa.  and  az.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  of 

the  last.     Honeywlll.     Honywood. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled  quarterly 

sa.  and  gu.  beiw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  az. 

billety  of  the  first.     Honywood. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  sa.     Saul 

or  Saule. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased  sa. 

Bank,  V.    Bryckes,  V.    Brykes,  V*.    Norris, 

V.     Norris  alias  Banks,  V.     Ravenscroft,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heuds  erased  sa. 

Walton,  Walton. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Bird)    Falcon  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  falcon's  heads 

erased  sa.     Chamoun,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased 

within    a  bordure   engr.   sa.       Cock,   co.  De- 
von, V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased  sa. 

beaked  gu.  Bewley,  V.  Snayth,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  sa. 

beaked  gu.     Bewley. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  or. 

Conran,  Ireland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  kite's  heads  erased  or. 

Keete,  Chellesburne,  co.  Dorset.     Keyt,  Col- 

linson,  Somerset,  i,  77.      Keyt,  Ebrington,  co. 

Gloucester;    Baronetcy    1660,    extinct    1784. 

Key'te  or  Kite.  Cheselborne,  co.  Dorset;  co. 

Worcester;  and  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1767. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased 

or.     Dills  or  Dylles. 
Or    a    chev.    betw.    three     hawk's     heads     gu. 

Nicholson,  Scotland. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased  gu. 

Casey,  Ireland.     Nickelson. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased 

sa.     Banke,  co.  York,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased  sa. 

Wyke,  co.  Hertford. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  couped  arg. 

Hartop,  Kent. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased 

or.     Barret,  co.  Dorset,  V.     Barrette,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  or.  Barrett, 

co.  Dorset;  and  Ealing,  Middlesex. 

Heron 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crane's  heads  erased 

sa.     Topham,  London  ;  and  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bittern's  heads  erased  sa. 

Bowle. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heron's  heads  erased  sa. 

Bewley,  V*.    Snayth,  V*. 
Arg.   a    chev.    betw.    three    heron's    heads    sa. 

beaked  gu.     Lewley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heron's  heads  erased  sa. 

beaked  gu.    Bewley,  V.     Snaythe,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bittern's  heads  erased 

or.     Casye. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crane's  heads  erased 

or.  Hall,  Dunglass,  co.  Haddington,  Scotland; 

Baronetcy  1687. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crane's  heads  erased  arg. 

Denham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heron's  heads  erased  arg. 

Fowler,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu. a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crane's  heads  erased  or. 
Denham,  Fairwood  Park,  co.  Fermanagh,  1815; 
a  branch  of  Denham,  West  Shields,  1693. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  heron's  heads  erased  gu. 

Hackshaw,  Hutton,  co.  Salop. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stork's  heads  erased  arg. 
Waring. 

Kite  see  Falcon 

....Lapwing 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pewit's  heads  erased 
sa.  Topham,  Caldbergh,  Kildwick,  and  Middle- 
ham  Hall,  co.  York  ;  quartering  Lupton,  Bate- 
man,  and  Bulmer. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwing's  heads  erased 
sa.     Richard  Bowle,  F. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pewit's  heads  erased  sa. 
Topham,  London  ;  and  Calverley,  co.  York. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within con*. 

Heads   cont.    (Bird)    Peacock 
Arg.  a   chev.   gu.    betw.   three   peacock's    heads 

erased  az.     Pitis  or  Pitts,  Kent. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  peacock's  heads  erased 

az.     Pitson,  Guildford,  Surrey. 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   peacock's   heads 

erased  az.  beaked  or.     Pitis,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  peacock's  heads  erased  or. 

Company  of  Painters,  Loudon  ;  quartering  az. 

three  escucheons  arg. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  peacock's  heads  erased 

arg.    Overton.     Quarton,  V. 

....Pelican 

....  a  chev.  embattled  ....  betw.  three  pelican's 
heads  erased  ....  John  Scory,  Rochester 
1551,  Chichester  1552-4,  Hereford  1559-85. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelican's  heads  erased 
sa.  Norris,  co.  Hants.  Cuthbert  Scott, 
Bishop  of  Chester  1556-60. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelican's  heads  vulning 
themselves  or.  Godfrey,  descended  from 
Godfrey  le  Fauconer,  Hurst,  Romney,  Lydd, 
Heppington, Hodiford, Norton  Court, etc.,  Kent ; 
Old  Hall,  East  Bergholr,  Suffolk;  and  Ireland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelican's  heads  and  necks 
erased  or  vulned  gu.     Godfry,  Kent,  W. 

Pheasant 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cock  pheasant's 
heads  erased  az.  PETYTT,ShepMeadow,Suffolk. 

....  Pewit  see  Lapwing 
Popinjay 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  parrot's  heads  erased 
az.     Ridgeway,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  parrot's  heads  erased 
vert.  Lethiedllier  or  Lethulier,  Alder- 
stock,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  parrot's  heads  couped 
vert  beaked  of  the  second.  Lethieullier  or 
Lethulier,  Acton,  Middlesex. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  parrot's  heads  erased 
ppr.    Dunnage. 

..  ..Raven  see  Crow 

....Shoveller  see  Duck 

....  Stork  see  Heron 

Swan 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  couped 
sa.     Tatham,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
(sa.  or)  az.    Drakley,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  heads  erased  sa. 
Bransby  or  Brasley,  Kent. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
of  the  second  ducally  gorged  gu.  Hubart, 
Calais,  V*. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
arg.  beaked  (gu.  another)  of  the  second.  Ed- 
mund Gheast,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1560,  Sa- 
lisbury 1571-7.     The  heads  ppr.     Guest. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  couped  arg. 
Brightmere  or  Brightmore. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased  arg. 
Brightmere  or  Brightmore.    Bristmere. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased  arg. 
Squire,  Felstead,  Essex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
arg.     Squire,  London.     Symer,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
at  the  neck  arg.  Cawley,  Rumbleswick,  Sus- 
sex, 1604. 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads    cont.    (Bird)   Swan  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
arg.     Gest  or  Gist. 

...   (Fish) 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fish's  (?  conger's)  heads 

couped  gu.     Canbrook. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fish's  heads  erased 

sa.    Jenynges,  London. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fish's  heads  erased  sa. 
Fulford. 

.. .  .Conger 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  conger's  heads  erased  gu. 
Canbroke,  V.     Canbrook.     Shambroke,  V. 

Dolphin 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dolphin's  heads  or. 
Basket,  Isle  of  Wight,  and  co.  Dorset. 
....Whale 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  whale's  heads  erased  sa. 
Whalley. 

....  Human  Figure 
Arg.    a   chev.   erm.   betw.    three    Moor's    heads 

couped  ppr.     Gilbert. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in 
profile  couped  ppr.  crined  or.     Blaker,  Ports- 
lade,  Sussex;  granted  19  February  1616. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in 
profile  couped  at  the  neck  sa.  wreathed  of  the 
first  and  az.     Blacker. 
Arg.  a  chev.  dancetty   betw.  three  cherubs   gu. 

Adyer,  Kent. 
Arg.    a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three     helmets    ppr. 
Basnett,  V*,  and  The   Cloughs,  Newcastle- 
under-Lyne. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  sa. 

Sandes.     Wenlock. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  pro- 
file erased  sa.       Godrevy,  Godrevy,  Gwithian, 
Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Tregendar. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  infant's  heads  couped 
at  the  shoulders  each  entwined  round  the  neck 
with  a  snake  ppr.     Vaughan,  Kington,  co.  He- 
reford;    and    Woodstone,     co.     Huntingdon; 
quartering  Wright. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  maiden's  heads  erased 

ppr.  ducally  crowned  or.     Cardwell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  nun's  heads  couped 
at  the  shoulders  ppr.  Daveney,  Colton,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  helmets  sa.    Massenger 

Massinger  or  Messenger,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  perukes  ppr.  Hareman, 

Add.  MS.  5507,  fo.  341.     Harman,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  human  skulls  sa.     De 

la  Tombe,  London,  Harl.  MS.  1486,  fo.  4  b. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  couped  sa. 
Bern.     Caps,  Cornwall.      Coker  or  Cokers. 
Hedon,   Morton,   Holderness.       Ives.       Jew, 
Whitfield,  co.  Devon.    Jewes  or  Jues.    More, 
co.  Derby. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  profile 
erased  sa.     Iveson,  Hedon,  Hull.      Wenlock, 
co.  Gloucester.     Sr.  John  Wenlock,  K.G.,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Saracen's  heads  erased 

sa.     Therkeke  or  Thertkeke. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  profile 
couped    sa.   with    round  caps   vert  fretty   or. 
Ireys,  V.    Jereys,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  profile 
erased  sa.  wreathed  and  tied  of  the  first  and  az. 
Thretheke  or  Tretheke,  V.   Trethecke,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  pro- 
file couped  at  the  neck  ppr.  Hullock,  Barnard 
Castle,  Durham. 


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447 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Heads  cont.  Human  Figure  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boy's  beads  couped 

ppr.  crined  or.     Holcombe,  co.  Devon. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  men's  heads  in  pro- 
file couped  at  the  shoulders  or  wreathed  of  the 
second.      Holcomb  or  Holcombe,  Hole,   co. 
Devon. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  pro- 
file couped  sa.  Blacker,  co.  Buckingham. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  savage's  heads  in 
profile  couped  ....  wreathed  ....  Edingtoun, 
Garcunnock,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  esquire's  helmets  or. 
Alexander  Edeyn,  Sussex,  V.     Iden,  Kent,  W. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  helmets  close  or. 
Bassnet.  Eden  Edon  or  Iden,  Sandwich, 
Kent ;  and  Suffolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  men's  heads  in  pro- 
file couped  at  the  neck Yychan,  Wales. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  helmets  arg.  Cholmeley 
or  Cholmley,  co.  York.  Owen  ap  Meredith 
ap  Tudor,  Z,  285. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Saxon's  heads  in  profile 
the  two  in  chief  couped  and  one  in  base  erased 
arg.  Griffith.  But  with  each  of  the  two 
heads  in  chief  charged  with  an  ermine  spot. 
Griffiths. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Saracen's  heads  couped 
at  the  shoulders  arg.  Sares,  Fulham,  Mid- 
dlesex; and  Billinghurst,  Suffolk.  But  proper. 
Saris,  co.  York  ;  and  Sussex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  helmets  close  arg.  plumed 
or.  Framlingham  or  Fremlin,  Hartlip,  Kent. 
Framlingham,  V*. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  Saracen's  heads  of 
the  second  the  two  in  chief  couped  the  third 
erased  cnned  and  bearded  or  wreathed  az.  and 
sa.     Sr.  William  Griffith,  North  Wales,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  Saracen's  heads  the 
two  in  chief  couped  or  wreathed  az.  and  sa.  the 
one  in  base  erased  of  the  second  haired  and 
bearded  as  the  third.     Griffith,  V*. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  men's  heads  or. 
Claudius  Origan,  Bishop  of  Sodor  1784-1813. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  St.  Paul's  heads  ppr. 
Paulsworth  or  Pilsworth. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boy's  heads  couped 
ppr.  crined  or  enwrapped  about  the  neck  with 
snakes  vert.  Vaughan,  Shapwick,  co.  Dorset; 
Just,  co.  Gloucester;  and  Falstone,  co.  Wilts. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  esquire's  helmets  arg. 
Sr.  Davy  Owen,  V.  Owen  ap  Meredith  ap 
Tudor  ap  Grono,  lord  of  Trefgastell,  Anglesey, 
eldest  son  of  Ednyfed  Vychan. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  men's  heads  armed 
arg.  goutty  de  sang.     Owen. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Saxon's  heads  in 
profile  couped  (ppr.  i.  e.)  arg.  hair  and  beards 
sa.  Ednyfed  Vychan,  lord  of  Brynffenigl, 
tenth  in  descent  from  Marchudd  ap  Cynan  ; 
his  descendants  were  Griffith,  Llanbedr 
y  Trennau :  Griffith,  Penrhyn :  George 
Griffith, Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1600-6:  Hughes, 
Prestatyn:  Lewis,  Glanrafon  :  Lloyd,  Nant; 
Gydros  ;  Plymog,  co.  Denbigh  ;  Gwerclas,  and 
Kymmer  yn  Edeirnon,  co.  Merioneth ;  and 
Bashall  Hall,  co.  York:  Morgan,  Golden 
Grove,  co.  Flint:  Owen,  Penmynedd :  and 
Williams-BuLKEi.EY,  Baronetcy  17  June  1661, 
with  its  branches Lumley-WiLLiAMs:  Williams, 
Vaenol,  Baronetcy  1622-93  :  Williams,  Meil- 
lionydd ;  the  heiress  m.  Vaughan  :  and  John 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  Human  Figure  cont. 
Williams,  Aberconway,  Cochwillan,  aud  Pen- 
rhyn, co.  Caernarvon,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1621, 
Archbishop  of  York  1640-50,  quartering  gu.  a 
chev.  or  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed  arg. 
attired  of  the  second.     Howen,  Sussex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Saracen's  heads  full 
faced  couped  at  the  shoulders  ppr.  Williams, 
Penryn,  co.  Carnarvon;  Baronetcy  17  June 
1661. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  men's  heads  or 
crined  sa.  Williams,  Veynol,  co.  Carnarvon ; 
Baronetcy  1622-93. 

Gu.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  helmets  arg. 
Owen  ap  Merideth. 

Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  or  betw.  three  helmets  ppr. 
Buomage,  co.  Worcester. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  tfrree  esquire's  helmets  az. 
Bulkyn,  Otham,  Kent;  certified  3  April  1641. 
Buskin,  Goore  Court,  Ottham,  Kent ;  granted 
by  Cooke,  W. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  profile 
couped  sa.  banded  about  the  temples  .... 
Tregenna,  Tregenna,  Cornwall. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads 
couped  at  the  shoulders  sa.  wreathed  about  the 
temples  arg.  and  az.  and  the  ends  of  the  wreath 
tied  in  knots.     More,  Suffolk. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in  profile 
couped  sa.  banded  about  the  temples  .... 
Tregenna,  Cornwall. 

Or  a  chev.  pean  betw.  three  men's  heads  in  pro- 
file couped  ppr.  crined  sa.  Blacker  ;  granted 
1613.    Blaker,  Salisbury,  1613. 

Or  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  Moor's  heads 
couped  sa.  Blackmore,  London ;  granted 
1706. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three 
helmets  ppr.    Idle. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boy's  heads  couped  at  the 
shoulders  arg.  criDed  or  enwrapped  about  the 
neck  with  as  many  snakes  (ppr.  i.  e.)  vert. 
Parry,  Hamsted  Marshall,  co.  Berks. 
Vaughan,  Shapwick,  co.  Dorset ;  Just,  co. 
Glouf ester;  Falstone,  co.  Wilts;  Treverwyn, 
co.  Hereford ;  Wales ;  and  Sutton,  co.  York. 
Vaughan,  Withline,  1716. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  maiden's  heads  couped 
at  the  shoulders  arg.  hair  dishevelled  or. 
Eastfield,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1429  and 
1437.  Estefield.  Sr.  William  Estfeld,  Lon- 
don, V.  Estfield,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1530  and  1538. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  maiden's  heads  or. 
Eastfield. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cherub's  heads  or. 
Challoner,  Durham.  Chaloner,  Steeple 
Clnyton,  co.  Buckingham;  and  Guisborough, 
co.  York ;  Baronetcy  1620-40.  Chawner, 
Newton  Manor  House,  Alton,  co.  Hants  ;  and 
Muslane,  co.  Derby. 

Sa.  a  cbev.  engr.  betw.  three  cherub's  heads  or. 
Challen,  Doing,  Selsey,  and  Shermanbury 
Park  ;  a  branch  of  Challen,  Shopwhyke,  Sus- 
sex; the  heiress  ra.  Miller. 

Sa.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three 
maiden's  heads  couped  ppr.  crined  of  the 
second.  Wolley,  Riber,  and  Allen  Hill,  co. 
Derby. 

Vert  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Turk's  heads 
couped  ppr.  turbaned  or.  Smith  ;  granted 
1623. 


us 


AN   ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.    (Monster)  Dragon 

....  a  chev.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased 
....     Hugh  Lloyd,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  16fi0-7. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  dragon's  beads  .... 
Nind,  Tewkesbury,  co.  Gloucester;  and  Read- 
ing, co.  Berks. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dragon's  beads  erased 
gu.  Locker,  quartering  arg.  a  fess  betw.  three 
lozenges  az. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.betw.  three  dragon's  beads  couped 
sa.     Pembekton,  V*.    Pemerton,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  of  the 
last  erased  gu.     Hayes. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased 
arg.     Peires,  co.  Cambridge. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  couped 
erect  az.    Cooke,  Loudon. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased  gu. 
langued  az.     Jackson. 

Or  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads 
erased  vert.     Judson. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased 
arg.     Pearse  or  Peyrse,  Northwold,  Norfolk. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased  or. 
Selling,  Kent. 

Griffin 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  az.     Walden  or  Waldew. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  erm.  betw.  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  gu.  membered  of  the  se- 
cond. Wanton,  London.  Wanton,  Stoughton, 
and  Great  Yarmouth,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  erm.  and  sa.  betw.  three 
griffin's  heads  gu.  goutty  or.  Laxton,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1544. 

Arg.  a  chev.  compony  ermines  and  of  the  first 
betw.  thi-ee  griffin's  heads  gu.  goutty  d'eau. 
Laxton,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  gu.  Cordell,  Long  Melford,  Suffolk  ; 
Baronetcy  1600,  extinct  1704 ;  the  heiresses  m. 
King  and  Firebrace. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
couped  sa.  Pemberton,  Aislaby,  Durham  ;  de- 
rived from  Pemberton,  Stanhope.  Pemberton, 
Bainbridge  Holme,  and  Barnes,  Durham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  sa.  langued  gu.     Pemberton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  gu. 
Tilney,  Wisbeach,  co.  Cambridge ;  and  Nor- 
folk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  gu. 
armed  or.  Tillney,  V*.  Tilney,  V. 
Tylney,  Norfolk ;  and  Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
sa.  Dracelow  or  Drakelow,  Essex.  Sr. 
Thomas  Drakelowe,  V.  Ellison.  Payne, 
London.  And  with  the  two  heads  in  chief 
sometimes  respectant.  Scawen,  Arden  in  Stoke 
Climstand,  a  branch  like  Scawen,  Trehane  in 
Probus  (quartering  Trehane)  of  Scawen,  St. 
Germains,  Cornwall;  and  Surrey;  quarter- 
ing Molenick,  and  Russell;  the  heiress  m. 
Bathurst. 

Arg.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
sa.  in  chief  a  mullet  ....  for  diff.  Skynner, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  96. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  pean  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  sa.  beaked  ppr.  the  neck  charged  with 
an  erm.  spot  (arg.  another)  or.  Raikes,  Lon- 
don ;  Walthamstow,  Essex;  Welton  House, 
and  East  Dale,  co.  York. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.    (Monster)  Griffin  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr betw.  three  griffin's  heads 

vert.     Raikes,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

az.  and  five  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  second. 

Ingilton,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  couped  sa. 

Howes  or  Howse,  Moruingtborpe,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three   griffin's  heads  erased 

sa.        Adeane,     Babraham,    co.    Cambridge. 

Cobylstone   or    Coplestone,   co.    Devon,    V. 

Cordall.     Cotton.     Hayes,  Drumboe  Castle, 

co.  Donegal ;  Baronetcy  1789,  quartering  Basil. 

Skynner.     Snathe  or  Snayth,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 

erased  sa.     Beetley,  Attleburgh. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled   betw. 

three   griffin's    heads    erased   sa.      Bicklife, 

London. 
Arg.    a   chev.  engr.   betw.   three   griffin's    heads 

erased  sa.-     Charleton,   V*.     Rake.     Raye. 

Scarleton,  V*.    Scharleton,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled   betw. 

three  griffin's  heads  erased  sa.  each  charged 

with  a  plate.     Bickley,  Bickleigh,  co.  Devon  ; 

Sussex;  co.  Cambridge;  Middlesex;   and  Nor- 
folk.   Bickley,  Attleborough  ;  Baronetcy  1661, 

extinct  .... 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled   betw. 

three  griffin's  beads  erased  sa.  beaked  gu.  lan- 
gued az.  each  charged  with  a  bezant.    Thomas 

Bickley,  Bishop  of  Chichester  1586-96. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  arg. 

Jennings,  V*.  , 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

arg.    (another,   or).       Gardiner,    co.   Oxford, 

1578. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  couped  or 

each  transfixed  with  a  dagger  the  blade  ppr. 

pomel  gold.     Bawden. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  or. 

Gassy.  Jenninges,  V*.  Jennyns,  V.  Jenynges. 
Az.  a  chev.  paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  betw.  three 

griffin's  heads  erased  of  the  second.  Jennings, 

Ireland. 
Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  az. 

beaked  or.     Pytis. 
Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three    griffin's  heads 

erased  gu.     Laxton,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  arg. 

Aldred.    Bridges.     Gedding. 
Gu.   a    chev.  engr.   betw.   three    griffin's    heads 

erased  arg.     Aldred. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three    griffin's  heads   erased 

arg.   armed  or.     Alred,  V ;  and   Holderness, 

co.  York.     Alrede,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

or.    Gedding,  Norfolk.    Sr.  Robert  Geddinge, 

Lecford,  V.    Goddinge,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  beads  erased 

arg.  Cordall,  Norfolk ;  and  Suffolk.  Cordai.l, 

V*.    Cordell.     Drakelow,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

arg.  langued  az.     Cotton,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

erm.     Cordall,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

arg.     William  Gedding,  temp.  Henry  IV,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  or. 

Gedding.    Tilney. 
Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

gu.     Cordell,  Melford  Hall,  Suffolk. 


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449 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.   (Monster)  Griffin  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffiu's  heads  erased  gu. 
Winde,  Northumberland. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffiu's  heads  erased 
sa.    Ashpitel,  quartering  Hurst. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  sa. 
Aspinall,  Preston,  co.  Lancaster.  Codiston 
or  Co:pleston,  co.  Devon. 

Or  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  sa.    Bickley,  Chidham,  Sussex. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
sa.     Warren,  London. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  sa.  a  chev.  rompu  betw.  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  erm.  Allen,  London, 
1C2U. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  arg. 
Camp.  Campe,  V ;  and  London.  Sr.  John 
Cotton,  Landware,  co.  Cambridge,  V.  Cotton, 
Landwade,  and  Madingley,  co.  Cambridge ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1641.     GORDNEE.     QUARTON. 

Sa.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  griffin's 
heads  erased  arg.     Quicke,  co.  Devon. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  Cotton.  Skynner,  London;  and  Shel- 
field,  co.  Warwick.  And  with  a  mullet  for  diff. 
Skinner,  Wanstead,  Essex;  and  London  ;  de- 
scended through  Robert  Skinner,  Bishop  of 
Bristol  1637,  Oxford  1641,  Worcester  1663-70, 
from  Skinner,  Le  Burtons,  co.  Hereford;  a 
heiress  m.  Clarke ;  Cofton,  co.  Worcester ;  a 
heiress  m.  Joliffe;  and  Ledbury  and  Under- 
down  ;  a  heiress  m.  Miles. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  or. 
Camp,  V*.    Campe,  London,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  per  pale  arg.  and  or  betw.  three  grif- 
fin's heads  erased  of  the  second.    Boume. 

Sa.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  of  the  first  betw.  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  as  the  second.  Quick, 
Westwanke,  co.  Buckingham ;  Newton,  St. 
Seeres,  co.  Devon ;  and  West  Monkton,  co.  So- 
merset, 1623. 

Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.    Berindon.    Beringdon,  V. 

Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
or.    Berindon.    Beringdon.    Berjugden. 

....  Unicorn 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
couped  sa.  Head,  Hermitage,  Kent;  Baro- 
netcy 1676  and  1837. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
erased  az.    Edmund  Horne,  Oxford,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  couped 
gu.  Colliar  or  Collyer,  London  ;  Wroxham, 
Necton,  Hachford  Hall,  Norwich,  and  Girming- 
ham,  Norfolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
couped  arg.     Overton,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
erased  arg.  attired  and  crined  or.  Overton, 
Somersham,  co.  Huntingdon ;  co.  Lincoln ; 
and  Loversal,  co.  York.  William  Overton, 
Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.  1580-1609. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  of 
the  second  attired  and  crined  or.  Bevill  or 
Boyvill. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  couped 
arg.  Blundell,  V,  and  Harlington,  co.  Bed- 
ford. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's 
heads  erased  counterchanged.  Dobbes  or 
Dobbs,  co.  York. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.   (Monster)  Unicorn  cont. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

unicorn's  heads  erased  counterchanged.  Dabbs, 

co.  Warwick.     Sir  Richard  Dabbs  or  Dobbs, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1551 ;  descended  from 

Dobbes,  Baitby,  co.  York. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

unicorn's  heads  erased  goutty  counterchanged. 

Dobbes,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1551. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

unicorn's  heads  erased  counterchanged.  Dobbs, 

Castle  Dobbs,  co.  Antrim  ;  quartering  Dalway 

aqd  Osborne. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 

arg.    Head,  London ;  and  co.  Berks,  quartered 

by  Baily. 
Sa.  a   chev.   erm.  betw.  three  unicorn's   heads 

couped  arg.    Hede  or  De  Hedesa,  quartered 

by  Dawes.    Hede  or  Hedesa,  London;  and 

Kent.     Hede,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased  or. 

Conradus,  London.' 

....(Reptile)    Lizard 
Arg.  a    chev.    betw.    three    lizard's    heads    sa. 

Langdon. 

....  Serpent 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (bys's  i.  e.)  serpent's 

heads  erased  gu.    Monsire  William  Malbis,  Y. 
....  Spear 

....  a  chev betw.  three  spearheads  .... 

Rice,  quartered  by  Davis,  Collinson,  Somerset, 

iii,  165. 
Arg. a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  ....  Rotesey, 

co.  Worcester. 
Arg.  a    chev.   gu.  betw.  three  spearheads  az. 

tasseled  or.    Armistead. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  spearheads  ppr. 

Jefferyes,  London. 
Arg.  a    chev.    gu.  betw.  three   spearheads  sa. 

St.  Low. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.    three   spearheads  the 

dexter   and  sinister  inclining  to  the   middle 

chief    point    sa.       Hamon  Bele    or    Dale, 

Canterbury,  V.    Hamon,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  spearheads  reversed 

sa.     Sulliard,  Essex;    and  Haughley,  Suf- 
folk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  sa.    Price. 

Pryce,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.    engr.   betw.   three    coronels    sa. 

Bykeley,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.    Howel 

Coetmore. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  embrued 

ppr.  within  a  bordure  or.     Gwinnet,  Moreton 

Hall,  co.  Hereford;  and  PenRine  Castle,  co. 

Glamorgan. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  spearheads  ppr.  em- 
brued gu.     Gwinnet,  Cheltenham,  and  Brock- 

hampton  Park,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coronels  or.    Scopley, 

Middlesex. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  broken  from 

the  staff  near  the  joint  or.     Burly,  Depeden, 

Suffolk,  granted  4  April  1597.    Thomas  Burlz, 

Depeden,  Suffolk ;  granted  1597,  W. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  Beatson, 

Scotland ;  and  Knowle  Farm,  Sussex.  Betson, 

Kilrie.     Yeoman.    Zerde. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  embrued  arg. 

Watkins,  co.  Brecon. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Heads  cont.   Spear  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  half-spears  broken 
staves  or  headed  arg.     Pennyman,  Ormsby,  co. 

York ;  Baronetcy  1628-43  and  1663 ;  extinct 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  gu.  Whiddon, 

'  Chagford,  co.  Devon. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  sa.    Price,  co. 

Brecknock. 
Per  pale  ....  and  ....  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 

coronels  arg.     Simon  Wysseman. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.   betw.  three  spearheads    .... 
Jefferis. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coronels  arg.  Thomas 
Wiseman,  Felsted,  Essex ;  granted  22  February 
1574,  W.  Wiseman,  Rivenhall,  and  Upminster, 
Essex;  Yeamans  or  Yeomans,  Redland,  co. 
Gloucester,  and  Bristol,  co.  Somerset. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  heads  of  (tridents  but) 
eelpicks  points  downward  arg.  Stratele, 
Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  95  b.  Stretele,  V. 
Strettell. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  Armeston 
or  Armestone,  co.  Leicester.  Gartherne. 
Jones,  Wales.  Morgan,  Kent,  V.  Morgan 
alias  Pryce.  Price,  Ireland.  Urmestone, 
Westley,  co. Lancaster;  and  co.  York.  Watkins, 
Pennoyre,  co.  Brecon.  And  with  a  crescent 
for  diff.    Armeston,  Burbage,  co.  Leicester. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  harpoon  heads  arg. 
Strattle. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  within  a 
bordure  gu.  Ormeston  or  Orneston,  Essex. 
Ormeston,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  embrued 
gu.  Drumbenog,  Maynerch,  Lord  of  Breck- 
nock. Game.  Sr.  Davy  Gamme,  V.  Idio, 
Wyllt,  Wales.  Jefferys.  Jeffreys.  Jeffries. 
Jeffryes,  Priory,  co.  Brecon.  Jeffrys. 
Jenkins.  Jones,  Fonmon  Castle,  co.  Glamor- 
gan ;  quartering  Morgan,  Gwys,  and  Llewellyn. 
Charles  LLOYD,Bishop  of  Oxford  1827-9.  Madoc, 
Llanfiyneich,  co.  Brecon.  Morgan,  Kent ; 
and  Wales.  Price,  The  Priory,  and  Fonmon, 
co.  Brecknock.  Price,  V.  Rees  ap  Bosser. 
iEneas  Seys.  Seys,  Boverton,  co.  Glamorgan, 
and  Caerleon,  co.  Monmouth,  quartering  Voss. 
Caradoc  Vreichfras,  about  795,  quartered  by 
Eyton.  Watkins,  Pennoyre,  co.  Brecon,  quar- 
tering Vaughan.    Williams,  Bristol. 

Sa.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  spearheads  arg. 
embrued  gu.    Jeffreys,  Slywell,  co.  Brecon. 

Sa.  a  chev.  ( ?  arg. )  betw.  three  spearheads  embrued 
ppr.     Gams,  Newton,  co.  Brecknock. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  coronels  arg. 
Wiseman,  Rivenhall,  Essex ;  Baronetcy  1660- 
92,  the  heiress  m.  Honywood  and  Rebow; 
Thundersley,  Essex ;  Baronetcy  1628,  extinct 
....  ;  Canfield  Hall,  Essex;  Baronetcy  1628. 
Wiseman,  V*.  Wiseman,  quartered  by  Long- 
land.    Wyseman,  V ;  Essex,  W. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg. 
Lewis,  Bristol ;  and  London. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg. 
within  a  bordure  az.  bezanty.    Pentoney. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  spearheads  arg. 
embrued  ppr.  Price,  Jamaica;  Baronetcy 
1768-88;  and  Trengwainton,  Cornwall;  Baro- 
netcy 1815. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  or.  Jeffreys, 
co.  Brecknock. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  or  embrued 
gold.    Powell,  Castle  Madoc,  co.  Brecknock. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Heads    cont.    Bird 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  four  bird's  heads  erased  or. 
Irmynges. 

....  (Monster)  Griffin 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  four  griffin's  heads  erased  three 
and  one  or.    Jennyns,  Middlesex. 
Bird 

....  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  six  bird's  heads  crossed 
(sic  in  orig.  ?  erased)  ....     Gyhonne,  impaled 
by  Gresham,  1579,  in  church  atTitsey,  Surrey. 
....  Spear 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  six  spearheads  arg.  Rdsken, 
V.    Ruskyn. 

(Beast)  Tiger 

Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  seven  tiger's  heads  erect 
erased  vert  each  devouring  a  cross  croslet 
fitchy  gu.    Mitchell. 

.   ..(Monster)  Dragon 

Arg.  a  chev.  purp.  betw.  seven  dragon's  heads 
erect  erased  close  to  the  head  vert  each  de- 
vouring a  cross  croslet  fitchy  four  in  chief  and 
three  in  base  gu.  Michell,  Calne,  co.  Wilts. 
Mitchell.  The  chev.  sa.  Michell,  Truro, 
Cornwall.  , 

Griffin 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  seven  griffin's  heads  erect 
couped  arg.  langued  and  each  devouring  a  cross 
or.  Bowden,  co.  Devon  (in  a  later  hand  than ) 
W. 

Heart 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  the  dexter 
chief  a  heart  transfixed  with  a  dagger  in  bend 
and  in  the  sinister  a  leopard's  head  discharging 
water  and  in  base  a  crescent. all  counterchanged. 
Dudgeon,  Leith.  But  with  a  mullet  instead 
of  the  crescent.  Dudgeon,  Marionville. 
Hearts 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  within  a  bordure 
gu.     Henry  Rosce,  V.     Roscey. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  gu.  crowned  or. 
Trewman,  co.  Devon.    Trueman  or  Truman. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hearts  ppr.  Nembhard 
or  Nemphartz. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  sa.  Baron, 
co.  Devon.  De  Baronia,  Buckland  Baron. 
Barron,  V*.    Barune.    Barwen,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  hearts  gu.  each 
charged  with  a  lion's  gamb  erased  in  bend 
sinister  of  the  first.     Hoggart,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three 
hearts  of  the  third  each  charged  with  a  lion's 
paw  erased  as  the  second.  Hogan.  But  with 
a  lion's  gamb  erased  in  pale  paw  downwards  as 
the  second.     Hoggart,  Tooting,  Surrey. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  or.     Wager. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hearts  of  the  last 
each  pierced  through  with  a  dagger.  Newle. 
But  with  a  sword  in  bend  sinister  ppr.  hilt  and 
pomel  in  chief  or.  Newte,  Tiverton,  co.  Devon; 
the  heiresses  m.  Holwell  and  Pitman. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hearts  or.  Freebody. 
Frebody,  Udimore,  and  East  Grinstead,  Sussex; 
granted  16  April  1634.    Frebody,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hearts  or.  Ffrebody^ 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  156. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  gu.  ducally  crowned 
of  the  first.     Truman. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  hearts  held  in  as 
many  pairs  of  men's  hands  couped  at  the  wrist 
gu.     Wheatley  Wheatly  or  Whetley. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  or  an  annulet  in 
chief  for  diff.    Bayley,  Temple,  London,  W. 


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arg. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Hillocks 

Arg.  a  chev betw.  three  molehills  with  grass 

ppr.  each  charged  with  an  annulet  of  the  first. 
Tyldesley. 
Arg.    a   chev.    gu.    betw.   three   molehills    vert. 

Shakerley,  co.  Derby;  and  Wrotham,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  (monticuli  scirparum 
in  margin)  hillocks  of  rushes  vert  on  each  an 
annulet  ....    Shakekley  alias  Tillesley,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hillocks  vert.  Shakekley, 
Somerford  Park,  co.  Chester;  Baronetcy  1838. 
But  molehills.     Shakerley,  co.  Chester  ;  and 
co.  Lancaster ;  granted  1610.     Tillesley  alias 
Shakerley,    V*.      But    turfs.      Shakerley, 
Hulme,  co.  Chester,  1730. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  molehills  vert  within  a 
bordure  engr.  gu.  bezanty.  Shakerley,  Holme, 
co.  Chester. 
Hives 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three   beehives   or.    Jervys, 

Letheringset,  Norfolk. 
Sa.   a   chev.    erm.    betw.    three    beehives 
Lehook  or  Lehoop,  London. 
Hooks 
Sa.    a     chev.    betw.    three    fishing-hooks 
Medville. 
Horns 
Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  and  or  betw.  in  chief 
two   bugles   strung   and   in  base  a  5-foil  sa. 
Semple,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  hunting-horns 
vert  stringed  gu.  and  in  base  a  burning  mount 
ppr.     M'Ttjrk,  Scotland. 

....  a  chev betw.  three  bugle-horns   .... 

Russell,   and    afterwards   Vernai,    Fairfield, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  258. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.     three    bugle-horns    .... 

Walton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  attires  fixed  to  the 

scalps  az.    Cocks. 
Arg.   a  chev.  az.    betw.    three    bugle-horns    sa. 
Bassett,   V*.      Durant.      But  stringed  sa. 
Bassett,  Wales,  V. 
Arg.   a  chev.  az.    betw.    three   bugle-horns   sa. 
stringed  of  the  second  garnished  or.  Durrant, 
Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed  sa. 

Bassett,  Wales. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  of  the  first  betw. 
three  bugle-horns  sa.  stringed  as  the  second. 
Semple,  Cathcart,  co.  Renfrew,  Scotland.    But 
garnished  or.    Semplll,  Barony  1489. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  bugle- 
horns  sa.    Woodlestone,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  compony  or  and  gu.  betw.  three 

bugle-horns  sa.     Wodllston,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  compony  sa.  and  of  the  first  betw. 

three  bugles  as  the  last.     Woodylston. 
Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  gu.  and  of  the  first 
betw.  three   bugle-horns  sa.  stringed   as   the 
field.    Semple. 
Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  gu.  and  or  betw. 
three   bugle-horns   stringed  sa.     Wodilston, 
Wolverston,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  gu. 

Walshage,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betWi  three  bugle-horns  of  the 

last  stringed  or.     Walton,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  gu. 

stringed  or.     Walton,  V*. 
Arg.   a  chev.   gu.   betw.  three  bugle-horns   sa. 
Watte. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Horns  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns 
sa.  stringed  az.     Walshagh,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Arg.   a  chev.   gu.   betw.  three   bugle-horns    sa. 
stringed  of  the   second.      Foster.      Petit, 
Hexstall,  co.  Stafford  ;  granted  1583. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa.  gar- 
nished   or.      Foxton,    co.    Cambridge ;     and 
Loudon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns 
sa.   garnished   or.      Foxton,   co.  Cambridge ; 
and  London. 
Arg.   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns   sa. 
stringed  or.    Fexton.    Foxton,  Dodworth,  V. 
Pinchpoole,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns 
sa.  stringed  or.     Foxton,  V*.     Pinchpoole, 
V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  hunting-horns 

sa.  stringed  or.    Petit. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed 

sa.    Wayte,  co.  Hants,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns 

stringed  sa.     Pettet. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed 

sa.  garnished  or.    Wait  or  Wayte,  co.  Hants. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hunting-horns  vert 

stringed  of  the  second.     Hathorn,  Overairies ; 

quartering  Stewart,  with  in  chief  a  bugle  .... 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.   betw.  three  bugle-horns  vert 

stringed  or.    Foster,  co.  Northampton,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  (?  or)  betw.  three  stag's  attires  fixed  to 

the  scalps  az.    Cocks. 
Arg.  a  chev.  (?  or)  betw.  three  buck's  horns  affixed 

to  the  scalp  sa.     Dadley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horns  sa.     Conderow. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    stag's    attires    sa. 

Nancarrow,  Nancarrow,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  attires  affixed  to 

the  scalp  sa.    Cockes,  1730.    Tinker. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  gu. 

Walshage,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa. 
Bradford,  co.  York.  Cornew  Corney  or 
Cornue,  co.  Devon.  Thomas,  and  his  son 
Robert,  Foster,  ob.  1603,  Judges  of  King's 
Bench,  quartering  arg.  on  a  bend  sa.  three 
martlets  or,  in  Egham  church.  Hornby. 
Smyth,  co.  Lincoln,  quartering  arg.  a  chev. 
betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  Sutton,  V*. 
Wayte,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.   engr.    betw.   three    trumpets    sa. 

Thounder.    Thunder,  1716. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  6a. 
Corney,  V*.      Walshage,  V*.      Wyarly  or 
Wyrley,  co.  Northampton;    and  Hampstead 
Hall,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  of 
the  last  stringed  az.      Walshagh,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa.  garnished 

gu.    Forrester,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  bugle -horns  of 
the  last  lip  gu.  stringed  or.     Wyreley,  co. 
Stafford,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa.  stringed 

gu.    Bellingham.    Foster.    Hornby. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa.  garnished 

or.    Waite. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa. 
tipped  and  chained  or.    Wyrley,  co.  Leicester; 
and  co.  Stafford. 


452 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Horns  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  bugle-boras  of 
the  last  garnished  or  striDged  az.      Dueants, 
F*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  of  the 
last  lip  and  mouthpiece  or  stringed  az. 
Dueants,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa.  stringed 
or.  Colbeond  or  Colebouene,  Colbrand  in 
Tipton,  Rowley  Regis,  and  Dudley,  co.  Stafford  ; 
Groby,  co.  Leicester;  and  Coventry,  co.  War- 
wick. 

Arg.  a  chev*  engr.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa. 
striDged  or.     Wyeeley,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed  sa. 
Bassett,  Wales.  Caeney.  Ceosholmy. 
Dodswoeth,  co.  Salop;  and  co.  York.  Foster, 
co.  Berks.  Sutton,  co.  Chester,  V.  Wayte, 
co.  Hants,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed 
sa.     Coeney,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed  sa. 
garnished  or.  Wait,  Woodborough,  Bath. 
Wayte,  Southampton,  and  Waytecourt,  Isle  of 
Wight. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bugle- horns  sa. 
Foestee,  Bamborough  Castle,  Northumberland. 
Foestee  or  Fostee,  Island  of  Jamaica ;  The 
Grange  and  Grove  House,  co.  Buckingham  ; 
Brickhill,  co.  Bedford ;  etc.  Foestee,  Egham, 
Middlesex;  and  Battle,  Sussex.  Sir  Thomas 
Foestee,  at  the  Charterhouse,  1619.  Fostee, 
Priory,  co.  Lancaster.  Fostee,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, ii,  436. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bugle-horns  within 
a  bordure  sa.  bezanty.     Foster. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa. 
stringed  gu.  Foestee,  Alnwick,  Northumber- 
land. Foster,  Stonehouse,  co.  Louth  ;  Baro- 
netcy 1831. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed 
sa.    Forster,  Westminster. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  vert  stringed 
or.     Fostee,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  arg.  Gardner, 
Kirkton,  co.  Lincoln.     Whithede,  P*. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  arg. 
Whithede,  V*.  But  stringed  arg.   Whythede, 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed 

arg.    Whythede,  V. 
Az.   a  cbev.  embattled  counterembattled   betw. 

three  bugle-horns  or.     Peploe,  co.  Salop. 
Erin,  a  chev.  betw.  three  hunting-horns  strung 

sa.    Carnie. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  trumpets  or. 

Teumpeter. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  arg. 

stringed  or.     Dodwoeth,  London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  indented  erm.  betw.  three  bugle-horns 

sa.    Cotorave,  Malpas,  co.  Chester. 
Gu.  a    chev.    or  betw.  three   bugle-horns    arg. 

Hoeene,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  stag's  attires  affixed 

to  the  scalps  ....     Coxs,  co.  Lincoln ;  quar- 
tering az.  a  tower  with  two  sidepieces  arg.  within 

a  bordure  or  charged  with  eight  mullets  sa. 
Gu.  a  chev.   or   betw.    three    bugle-horns    arg. 

Hoeene,  V*.    But  stringed  arg.    Heorne,  V. 

Hoerne,  W. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed  or. 

Breach,  Cirencester. 


1  CHEVRON   betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Horns  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  of  the  first  betw.  three 
hunting-horns  sa.  garnished  of  the  second 
within  a  bordure  of  the  same.     Semple. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  sa.  Hornby, 
Dalton  Hall,  Westmoreland. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle- 
horns  stringed  or.     Town  of  Bradford. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  scalps  arg.   Cox,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  attires  fixed  to  the 
scalps  arg.   Cocks,  co.  Gloucester ;  and  Suffolk. 

Sa.achev.betw.tbree bugle-horns  arg.  Stanfield, 
co.  Leicester.    Stanford,  V*. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed  arg. 
Gardner,  Middlesex.    Stanford,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  arg.  garnished 
or.     William  Gardiner,  London,  Z,  293. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  buglthorns  arg. 
stringed  or.  Gardener,  Berwick-on-Tweed  ; 
granted  24  April  1580. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  stag's  attires  fixed  to 
the  scalps  arg.  Cocks,  Baronetcy  19  Septem- 
ber 1772,  Barony  17  May  1784,  Viscount  East- 
nor  and  Earl  Somers,  1821. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle-horns  stringed  or. 
Thurston,  Cran brook,  Kent. 
Horsepickers 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  horsepickers   (or  dog- 
hooks  or  bay-hooks)  arg.      Meteingham,  V, 
and  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  95. 
Horseshoes 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  horseshoes  sa. 
Marshall,  V.  Pochen  or  Poching,  Barklay, 
co.  Leicester.     Pochin,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horseshoes  sa.  Edensoe 
or  Ensoe,  Cumberford,  co.  Stafford;  Willen- 
cote,  co.  Warwick  ;  and  Rollesby  Hall,  Norfolk ; 
quartering  Mapes  and  Blunt.     Marshall,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horseshoes  arg.  Maynes. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  horseshoes  arg. 
Feeounces.    Feeounes,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horseshoes  or.  Feaeon, 
Sussex.     Feeonnes. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  horseshoes  sa.  Pochin, 
Barkby  Hall,  co.  Leicester ;  quartering  Wil- 
loughby,  Lincoln,  Palmer,  Brett,  Wineope, 
Hussey,  Hodgkins,  etc.,  etc.     Pouchin,  W. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  horseshoes  sa.     Feaeon. 

Vert  a  cbev.  betw.  three  horseshoes  reversed  arg. 
Meteingham,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  140. 
Inkmolines 

Arg.  crusily  sa.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  ink- 
molines of  the  second.  Kingsmill,  Millbrook, 
co.  Hants. 

Arg.  crusily  fitchy  sa.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three 
inkmolines  of  the  second.  Kingsmtll,  co. 
Hants. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  inkmolines  sa.  Fulfeed, 
V.  Fullfoed,  V*.  James,  V*.  Milles, 
Duloe,  Cornwall ;  and  Exeter.  Milles,  Bi- 
shop of  Waterford  and  Lismore  1710.  Milles, 
Suffolk.    Mills. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  inkmolines  fesswise  sa. 
James,  Upminster,  Essex  ;  and  Kent;  granted 
18  November  1611.  James,  Surrey,  IF.  None, 
co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  inkmolines  or. 
Onion. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ink- 
molines counterchanged.    Lowdell. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  inkmolines  or. 
Turner,  co.  Salop. 


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453 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Insects Bees 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two 
bees  volant  and  a  5-foil  in  base  counter- 
changed.     Lambert,  Brixton,  Surrey ;  granted 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bees  (or  butterflies) 

gu.     Deane,  co.  Devon,  1404,  fo.  159. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  bees  sa.     Gerlinston  or 
Girlington,   Thurland,    co.   Lancaster ;     and 
Girlington,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bees  ppr.  Muschamp. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bees  ppr.     Sewell. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bees  volant  or.     Bee, 
Basingstoke,  co.  Hants.  Beebee,  Willey  Court. 
Sa.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  bees  arg.     Gerlinston  or 
Girlington,    Thurland,    co.    Lancaster;    and 
Girlington,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bees  volant  arg.    Sewell, 

Newport,  Isle  of  Wight. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  bees  arg.    Foster,  1730. 

. .     Beetles 
Arg.    a    chev.    vert    betw.    three    beetles    ppr. 
Muschamp. 

..  ..Butterflies 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  butterflies  (volant 

V*.)  gu.    Deane,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  butterflies  sa.    Van. 
Arg.    a    chev.     betw.    three    butterflies    (volant 
V*.)  sa.     Girlington,   V*.     Maskham,    V*. 
Muskham,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.   vert  betw.  three  butterflies   ppr. 

Muschamp. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  butterflies  volant  arg. 

PAriLLON,  Acrise,  Kent. 
Or  a  chev.  per  pale  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three  but- 
terflies sa.     Spaceley. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three   butterflies   volant   arg. 

Sewale.    Sewayll,  V.    Sewell,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  butterflies  volant  arg. 

Van,  Wales. 
Vert  a  cbev.  betw.  three  butterflies  (volant  V*.) 
arg.     Robert  Foster,  V. 

Flies 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  flies  sa.     Muskeham. 
Arg.   a   chev.  vert  betw.  three  (bees  or  beetles 
or  butterflies  or)   flies  ppr.      Muschamp,  the 
heiresses   m.  Bulmer,  Ford,  Strathearn,   and 
Huntercombe.     Muschamp,  Brotherlee,  Dtr- 
ham  ;  a  branch  of  Muschamp,  Barmoor. 
....  Gadflies 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gadflies  arg.     Seewell, 

Thingdon,  co.  Northampton. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gadflies 

counterchanged.     Adams. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  gadflies  arg.    Sewale,  co. 
Chester,  1716. 

....  Grasshoppers 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  grasshoppers  ppr. 

Wydoward,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  grasshoppers  vert. 
Woodward,  Woodmarsh,  Kent. 
....Butterflies 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  four  butterflies  sa.      M.  John 
de  Travers,  S. 

Instruments    see    Fleam    Fret    Gridiron 

Habick  and  Horsepicker 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  plumber's  soldering-irons 

sa.      Shriglf.y,  V,  and  Harl.  MS.  138G,  fo.  95. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  burling-ironsarg.  Burland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two    

arg.  and  in   base  as  many  soldering-irons  in 
saltire  arg.     Company  of  Plumbers,  London. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Keys 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  keys  fesswise    arg. 

Hairstanes,    Craiges,     Scotland;    quartering 

Gladstanes. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  erect  wards  upward 

arg.     Parker,  Lambeth,  Surrey,  assigned  1572. 
Gu.   a  chev.   betw.  three   keys    arg.      Parker. 

ROYSTON,  V*. 

Gu.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  keys  reversed  heads  to 
the  sinister  arg.     Royston,  V. 

Gu.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  keys  within  a  bordure 
arg.    Parker,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  keys  or. 
Kennard,  Ireland. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  keys  erect  wards  up- 
ward arg.  Parker,  Lambeth,  Surrey ;  assigned 
28  .May  1572. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  keys  erect  sa.     Cosyn. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  or.  Rohantred, 
Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pair  of  keys  erect 
addorsed  az.     Mynshawe. 

Knots  see  Hanks  Hatbands  Torces  &  Wreaths 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  truelove  knots  in 
base  a  lion  ramp.  or.     Sir  Jamys  ap  Owain. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wreathed  chaplets  sa. 
Sr.  Richard  de  Hoo,  Kent,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets  (or  wreaths) 
twisted  and  tied  arg.     Maynes,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hatbands  arg.  Maynes, 
V.    Mayns,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  112. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tristram  or  truelove  knots 
arg.  Sir  James  Abowen.  Ap  Owen.  Bowen 
or  Bower,  quartered  by  Bowen  of  Pentre  Jevan 
Tre  Llwyn.     D'Elwys,  Earl  of  Worcester. 

Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  cords  erased  at  each 
end  aud  tied  in  knots  vert.     Cleaver. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  chaplets  (or  wreaths) 
twisted  az.  and  of  the  second.    Bury,  V. 
Lamps 

Sa.  a  cbev.  arg.  betw.  three  lamps  of  the  last 
flaming  ppr.  Farmer,  co.  Leicester ;  granted 
1663. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lamps  the  two  in  chief 
one  light  each  facing  each  other  the  lamp  in 
base  with  two  lights  arg.  garnished  or  illumi- 
nated ppr.  Company  of  Tinplate  Workers 
and  Wireworkers,  London. 

lancets  see  Fleams 
Leaves 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  half  elm  leaves  of  the 

last.    Hammy. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leaves  gu.     Garwinton. 

Probably  hazel  leaves.      Joos,   V.       Perhaps 

bur-leaves.    Sipdene,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  (probably  hazel) 

leaves  vert.    Tumly,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (probably  walnut)  leaves 

vert.     Tuystale,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leaves  pendent  .... 

Kidson. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  (perhaps  walnut) 

leaves  vert.    John  Person,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leaves  arg.    Ross. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leaves  or.    Ross. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three    (perhaps   hazel) 

leaves  or.     Thomas  Gowby,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (probably  gletver)  leaves 

or.    John  de  Lyle,  lord  of  Layburn,  P.      But 

perhaps  pine-leaves.    Thomas  de  Pin,  F. 
Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leaves  vert.     Lent. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Leaves  cont. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  (perhaps  gletver)  leaves 
gu.  Gaewinton.  Lile,  W.  Lisle,  V*.  Sr. 
John  de  Lyle,  co.  Hants,  V.  Sir  John  d'el 
Yle,  N,  Harl.  MS.  4033,  fo.  34.  And  with  a 
label  az.  Sr.  Walter  de  Lyle,  M. 
Vert  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  leaves  arg.     Lent. 

Bay 

Arg.   a  chev.   gu.  betw.   three  bay  leaves  >  vert. 

Bayfoed  or  Byford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bay  leaves  vert.     Shoee. 
co.  Derby. 

....Bur 
Arg.     a     chev.     betw.    three     bur  leaves    gu. 

(?  SlEDENE,  V.) 

Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bur  leaves  ppr.  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.      Bijewell,  Woodbridge,  Suffolk. 
Elm 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  elm  leaves  vert. 
Tumlyn,  V*. 

Gletver  (perhaps  Claver) 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  '  foilles  de  gletvers'  gu. 
Sire  Johan  d'el  Yle,  N. 
....  Hawthorn 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hawthorn  leaves  vert. 
Thoenton,  Estnenton,  co.  York. 
Hazel 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hazel  leaves  gu. 
(?  Joos,  V.) 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hazel  leaves  vert. 
(?  Tumlyn,  V.) 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hazel  leaves  vert. 
Hesileigge. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hazel  leaves  vert. 
Haseleig,  Weteslade,  and  West  Brunton,  Nor- 
thumberland. Sr.  Thomas  Haseleigge,  co. 
Leicester;  Baronetcy  ....  W.  Hazleeigg  or 
Hesileigge,  Nosely,  co.  Leicester ;  Baronetcy 
1622. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  hazel  leaves  or. 
(?  Thomas  Gowby,  V.) 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  hazel  leaves  gu.    (?  Lile, 
W.)     (?  Sr.  John  de  Lyle,  co.  Hauts,  V.) 
....Holly 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  gu.     Joce. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert. 
Billedge. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  ppr. 
Shove,  quartered  by  Chalk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert. 
Shoee,  Baronetcy  1792,  Baron  Teigumouth 
1797.     Richard  Shoee,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert. 
Shoee,  Sheffield,  Mearsbrook,  and  Norton  Hall, 
co.  Derby;  and  Castle  Hill,  co.  Dorset,  quarter- 
ing Offley.     Stoke.     Teelawney,  Cornwall,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert.  Ievine, 
Inchray,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  erect  vert. 
Paesons,  Langley,  co.  Buckingham ;  Baronetcy 
1661-1812. 

Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert. 
Hassey,  Normandy.  Husey  or  Hussey,  Nor- 
mandy, V. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  gu.  Lyle, 
co.  Hants. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  arg.  Weston, 
V.    Woston. 

. . .  Laurel 

....  a  chev.  engr betw.  three  (?  laurel) 

leaves    ....       Guy   de   Mona,  Bishop   of  St. 
David's  1397-1407. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Leaves  cont.  Laurel  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  thre6  laurel  leaves  ppr. 

Peaeson. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  laurel  leaves 

vert.    John  Peaeson,  Bishop  of  Chester  1673- 

86. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  laurel  leaves  vert. 

Haseleigge,  Haselrigge,  and    Nowesley,  co. 

Leicester;    and    Swarland,    Northumberland. 

Teelawney,  Cornwall,   1716.       Sir  Jonathan 

Teelawney,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1685,   Exeter 

1689,  Winchester  1707-21. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  laurel  leaves 

vert.     Smithwick,  Lees-Langley,  co.  Hertford. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  laurel  leaves  gu.     Robert 

de  Insula,  Bisbop  of  Durham  1274-88,  Add. 

MS.  12443. 

....  Linden 
....  a  chev betw.  three  linden  (or  limetree) 

leaves  ....      John  Lyndewode  ;  brass,  1421, 

at  Linwood,  co.  Lincoln. 
....  Nettles 
Or  a  chev.  gu.    betw.  three   nettle  leaves  ppr. 

Malheebe,  Fenyton,  co.  Devon ;  the  heiress 

m.  Ferrers.     Nettles,  Nettleville,  and  Beare- 

forest,  co.  Cork;  and  Toureen,  co.  Waterford. 
Or  a  chev.   gu.  betw.   three   nettle  leaves   vert. 

Malheebe,  V.      The  leaves  joined  in  the  fess 

point  vert.   Malheebe  or  Maeheebe,  V*. 

Oak 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.   betw.  three  oak  leaves  vert. 

Teelawny,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  vert  each 

charged  with  an  acorn  or.     Smith  Smyth  or 

Smythes,  London.      George  Smithes,  Alder- 
man and  Sheriff  of  London  1611,  W,  granted 

by  Camden.   Smythes,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii, 

463. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  gu.   Sipdene, 

V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.   gu.  betw.  three  oak  leaves    vert. 

Shereowe,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  slipped 

ppr.    Teelawney,  Trelawny,  Cornwall ;  temp. 

Henry   V;    Baronetcy   1   July   1628:    of  this 

family  was  Sir  Jonathan  Teelawney,  Bishop 

of   Bristol    1685,    Exeter    1689,    Winchester 

1707-21. 
Arg.     a     chev.     betw.     three     oak    leaves    sa. 

Quaeeell. 
Arg.  a  chev.   sa.  betw.  three   oak  leaves   vert. 

Shoee,  V*.    Teelawney,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  vert. 

Smithson. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three   oak  leaves  ppr. 

Tomlins,  St.  Leonard's. 
Arg.    a    chev.     betw.     three     oak   leaves    vert. 

Haseleig     or     Hasleeigge,     co.     Leicester. 

Haseleigge.    Tomlin.    Tuystale,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  slipped  vert. 

Huckel. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  vert. 

Peeson,  V*. 

....  Pine 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  leaves  slipped  arg. 

Joyce. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  leaves  or.     (?  Tho- 
mas de  Pin,  F.) 

. . .  .Rose 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  rose  leaves  of  the 

second  (another,  or).     Sr.  John  Rose,  V. 
....  Trefoil  Grass  see  Gletver 


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455 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.. .  .cont. 

Leaves  cont.  Vine 
Arg.  a    chev.  az.  betw.  three  vine  leaves  slipped 
vert.     Tomlins,  Bromley,  Middlesex. 
....  Walnut 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.    three    walnut  leaves  vert. 

(?  TUYSTALE,  V.) 

Arg.  a  chev.    eDgr.   betw.    three   walnut    leaves 

vert.     (?  John  Person,  V.) 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  walnut  leaves  arg. 
Wiseman,  Suffolk. 

.. .  .Woodbine 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  woodbine  leaves 
or.     (?  Gowby,  V*.) 

Legs     ....      (Beast)  Badger 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  badger's  legs  erased  sa. 

Yarmouth,  V. 

....  Bear 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  thi'ee  bear's  garabs  erased  sa. 

Brecknock,  V*.        Brecknoy.        Sr.   David 

Breknok,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  feet  erased   or. 

Trebarfoot,  Trebartoot,  Cornwall;  the  heiress 

m.  Burgoyne. 

.. ..Lion 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 

or  armed  gu.     Whitwange,  Harl.  MS.  1404, 

fo.  120. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  lion's  gambs 

fesswise  erased  gu.    Whiteway,  co.  Dorset. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.     three    lion's     gambs     gu. 

Roshill,  V*. 
Arg.   a    chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs   erased 

gu.    Roshill,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  paws  erased  gu. 

Roshill  or  Rowsewell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased  sa. 

Brecknock  or  Brecknoy.      Town  of  Little 

Yarmouth.    Yarworth,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  paws  erased  sa. 

Treviodos.    Yarmouth,  Norfolk;  and  Blond- 

ston,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.   betw.   three  lion's  paws  fesswise 

erased  sa.     Whiteway,  Ireland. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 

or.    Stempe,  co.  Hertford. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  within  a 

bordure  arg.    Browne,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  paws  erased  arg. 

Wetherton    or    Whetarton,    Northumber- 
land. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  bendwise 

erased  arg.    Woderton,  V.    Wooderton,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs   inverted 

erased  arg.    Wetherton,  V. 
Gu.   a   chev.  betw.   three   lion's    gambs   erased 

within   a   bordure  arg.    Browne,  V;  and  co. 

Devon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  arg.  within 

a  bordure  erm.     Browne. 
Gu.    a    chev.   betw.    three  lion's    paws    erased 

arg.  armed  az.  within  a  bordure  of  the  second. 

Browne. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 

arg.    Browne,  Essex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased  erm. 

Denham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  paws  erased  erm. 

Wortham,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.    a   chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs    erased 

the  two  in  chief  bending  to  each  other  erm. 

Wortham,  co.  Devon,  V. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Legs  cont.  (Beast)  Lion  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lion's  paws  erased 
statant  of  the  second.     Weatherston. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  couped  .... 
erased  or.     Powell,  co.  Hereford. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased  gu. 
Powell,  Hurdcott  House,  co.  Wilts.  Powell, 
Pengethley,  co.  Hereford;  Baronetcy  1622-53, 
and  1660-80.  Powell,  Penkelly,  co.  Here- 
ford. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 
sa.  armed  of  the  second.  Austen,  Taywell; 
granted  20  April  1603  ;  Grovehurst,  and  Broad- 
ford,  Kent. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  paws  erased  or. 
Wetherton  or  Whetherton. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 
and  erect  or.    Wheterton,  V.    Woderton,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs 
erased  the  two  in  chief  bending  to  each  other 
and  that  in  base  to  the  sinister  arg.  Selson 
or  Selston.     Selston,  V. 

Sa.    a    chev.    betw.  three   lion's   gambs  erased 
or.    Wheterton,  V*.    Woderton,  V*. 
.. ..Seal 

Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    seal's    feet   erased 
sa.    Town  of  Yarmouth,  Norfolk. 
....  (Bird)  Crow 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  raven's  legs  erased  sa. 
Chamberlain.  At  the  thigh.  Owen,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  raven's  legs 
erased  sa.    Chamond. 

Eagle 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  legs  erased  gu.  a 
bordure  engr.  sa.     M.  John  de  Lancastre,  S. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  eagle's  legs  couped 
gu.  Pedigrew,  Cornwall.  Pedegrew,  V. 
Predeux,  Cornwall,  V.  At  the  thigh. 
Pedegrew,  V*.    Predeux,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  legs  erased  sa. 
Chamberlayn. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  legs  erased  at  the 
thigh  sa.  armed  gu.  Bray  or  Braye,  co.  Nor- 
thampton; co.  Bedford;  Surrey,  etc.  Braye, 
Eaton  Braye,  co.  Bedford  ;  Barony  1529.  Sir 
Reginald  Bray,  glass  at  Malvern.  Brays,  Shere, 
Surrey.    Brays,  Barriugton,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  legs  erased  sa. 
Braye,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  legs  erased  or. 
Tallant,  Cornwall. 

. .  ..Falcon 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  legs  couped  gu. 
Pedegrew. 

Popinjay 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  parrot's  legs  erased  sa. 
within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.    Bray. 
Fish 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lobster's  claws  gu. 
Kerne. 

....Hnman  Figure 

Gu.  achev.betw.threelnshbroguesor.  Arthure, 
Ireland.     Artore,  Harl.  MS.  1603. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  legs  arg.    Duffe. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  legs  couped  at  the  knee 
arg.      Shrigley,  Beriscall,  and  Shrigley,  co. 
Chester. 
Letters 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  taus  (of  the  first  V*)  sa. 
Moigns,  F*.    Moyngs,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  text  T's  sa.    Tofte. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Locks 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  staples  sa.    Staples, 

England. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  door-staples  gu.    Breton. 
Arg.   a   chev.   gu.   betw.   three   door-staples    sa. 

Keirdiff  or  Kerdiffe,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  door-staples  sa.    Cardiffe, 

Ireland.     Donstaele.      Keirdiff,  Harl.  MS. 

1441.     Kerdiffe.     Stapleford,  co.  Leicester. 
Sa.    a   chev.    engr.    betw.    tbree    padlocks    arg. 

Fagger  alias  Silverlock,  Sussex ;  and  Essex ; 

Harl.  MS.  1432,  fo.  9. 
Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  staples  sa.     Staple. 
Sa.     a     cbev.     betw.     three     door-staples     arg. 

Dunstaple,  co.  Cambridge. 
Sa.   a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  door-staples   arg. 

Dunstable,  V. 
Lozenges 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  in  chief  two  lozenges 

sa.  in  base  a  dolphin  embowed  of  the  last  finned 

or.     Shewersden,  Essex. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    demi-lozenges    sa. 

Bellesby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lozenges  couped 

per  pale  sa.    Bilesby,  Bylesby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  az.    Stasey, 

Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.    John 

Staveley,  V.    Stayley.     Stale y,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  ermines.   Shaa, 

Chaterhouse    Henton,    co.    Somerset.     Shaa, 

Lanham,    Norfolk.      Sr.    John    Shawe,    Lord 

Mayor  of  London,  V.    Shaw   or  Shawe. 
Arg.   a  chev.   betw.   three    lozenges    ermines    a 

bordure  gu.     Shaw,  Alderman  of  London  1500. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  gu.  Flatesbury, 

Ireland.    Flattesbury,  Ireland, V.  Ibenworth 

or  Ibyneworth. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lozenges  of   the 

second  each  charged  with  a  cross  croslet  sa. 

Aslin. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.    Hill. 
Arg.    a    chev.   sa.   betw.    three    lozenges    gu. 

Cresty. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.    Lermouth, 

V.    Massey,  Sale, and  WiminchamorWinsham, 

co.  Chester;  Harl.  MS.  1424,fo.  100  b.   Morton, 

co.  York.    Mosley.    Staveley. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ensigned  on  the  top  with  a  cross 

patty  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.     Strang,  Bal- 

caskie,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw;  three  lozenges  of  the  last. 

Helfordes. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.  each 

charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  sa.    Miles,  Leigh 

Court,  Bristol,  co.  Somerset. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  each 

charged  with  an  antelope's  head  erased  ppr. 

attired  of  the  third.    Gerd  or  Gird. 
Az.    a   chev.    betw.   three  lozenges   or.     Hide. 

Honede.       Hovered.       John    and    Thomas 

Hyde,    V.      Hyde,   Norbury,   and   Hyde,    co. 

Chester;  Denton,  and Urmeston, co.  Lancaster; 

Westhatch,   co.  Wilts;    and  Castle  Hyde,  co. 

CorK;  the  heiress  m.  Clark.    Alexander  Hyde, 

Bishop  of  Salisbury  1665-7.     Hyde,  Earl  of 

Rochester,   Z,   644;    Barony   1660,   Viscount 

Cornbury  and  Earl  of  Clarendon  1661,  extinct 

1753,  Barony   and  Viscounty    1681,    Earl    of 

Rochester  1682,  extinct  1753.    Hyde,   Great 

Hadharu,  co.  Herts ;  and  co.  Salop.    Mackey, 

England.    Strang,  Petgorthie,  Scotland. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Lozenges  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  a  file  of  three 

points  in  chief  gu.     Huyde  or  Hyde. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw. three  lozenges  or  each  charged 

with  an  anchor  sa.     Fiott. 
Erm.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  lozenges  az.  on 

each  a  lion's  ganib,  erect  erased  arg.    Huggins, 

London. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.     Massy,  co. 

Chester.     Town  of  Wotton-Basset,  co.  Wilts. 

And    with   a  crescent   on   the   chev.  for   diff. 

Mascy,    Wymincham,    co.    Chester,    1396,    V. 

Masey,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.  each 

charged  with  a  goat's  head  erased  of  the  first. 

Girdler,  Clarke,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  each 

charged  with  an  ermine  spot  sa.     Stone,  Bad- 
bury,  co.  Wilts;  granted  22  December  1722. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  gu.    Aslin  or 

Aslun. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  voided  gu.  betw.  three  lozenges 

of  the   second   each  charged  with  a  Cornish 

chough  ppr.    Caborne  or  Cabourne. 
Sa.   a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  erm.     Shaw. 

And  with  a  bordure  gu.     Shaw. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  four  lozenges  gu. 

each  charged  with  a  cross  or.    Hobson. 
Lures 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lures  sa.    Bromwich. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lures  or.    Wingham,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lures  arg.    Ap-Madock 

or  Madoke,  Wales.    Stiverton.     Styverton, 
^  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lures  of  the  second 

stringed  or.    Ap-Madock,  V*.    Ap-Raen,  V*. 
Sa.    a   chev.   or   betw.   three   lures    arg.     Lie. 

Prene  or  Prende.    Prenue, 1716. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lures  arg.  stringed  of 

the  second.     Thomas  ap  Madoc  ap  Raen,  V. 

Henry  Skeynert,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lures  or.     Skeynert,  V*. 
Sa.    a    chev.    betw.    three    lures    stringed    or. 

Madoc  ap  Raen. 
Mascles,  etc. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  in  chief  two  mascles  and 

in  base  a  ducal  coronet  gu.    Mitchell,  En- 
derby  Hall,  co.  Leicester. 
....   a  chev betw.  two  mascles  in   chief 

....  and  a  3-foil  slipped  in  base  ....     Allan, 

Corstorphine,  near  Edinburgh. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mascles  and  in 

base  a  3-foil  slipped  within  a  bordure  wavy 

arg.    Trail. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mascles  or  and  in 

base  a  3-foil  slipped  arg.    Trail  Traill   or 

Trayle,   Ballylough,    co.   Antrim ;    descended 

through  James  Trail,  Bishop  of  Down,  etc., 

1765,  from  Trail,  Blebo,  co.  Fife. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  maseles  and  in  base 

a  boar's  head  az.     Livie. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  az.    Whitacre. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  mascles   az. 

Parker,  Finglesham,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.    Aston,  V; 

and  co.  Chester.    Hondford  or  Honford,  co. 

Chester,  V.     Spring  or  Springe,  Pakenham, 

Suffolk;  Baronetcy  1641-1769. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  mascles  sa.    Philps, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mascles  az,  Parker, 

Honyng,  Norfolk,  V. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cent. 

Mascles,  etc.,  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mascles  voided  erm. 

Shaa. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.  Ashton, 

Crofton,  co.  Lancaster;  quartering  arg.  two  bars 

sa. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  sa.     Lermouth. 

Massey.      Martyn,    Suffolk.      Parker,  Ald- 

borougb,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  sa.  within  a  bor- 

dure  engr.  gu.     Martin,  Long  Melford,  Suf- 
folk; and  Burnham,  Norfolk;  Baronetcy  1067; 

extinct  .... 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  within  a  bordure 

sa.     Martin,  Scotland.    Martyn,  Suffolk. 
Az.achev.  arg.  betw.  three  mascles  or.  Chalenor, 

Kenwardes,  Lindfield,  Sussex.    Chandler  or 

Chaundler.    Segar. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  mascles  or.   Parker, 

Kent. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  or.    Chaloner. 

Yellowley. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.    Thomas 

Everdon,  V. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  sa.     Shaw,  Ire- 
land. 
Gu.    a    chev.    arg.  betw.  three    mascles    erm. 

Belgrave,  V ;  and  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  a    chev.    erm.    betw.    three    mascles    arg. 

Belgrave,  Preston  Hall,  Rutland ;  a  branch 

of  Belgrave,  North  Kilworth,  and  Belgrave, 

co.  Leicester. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mascles  az.      Parker, 

Norfolk. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles 

counterchaDged.    Thorn  or  Thorne. 
Per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  a  chev.  of  the  first  betw.  in 

chief  three  mascles  as  the  second  in  base  an 

oak  wreath  vert  tied  az.     Pellew,  Treverry, 

Cornwall,  1796. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  arg.     Whitacre, 

Henthorne,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  or.    Mitchael, 

Alderstoun,  Scotland. 

Mauncb.es 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  maunches  az. 
Stafferton,  co.  Berks. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  maunches  sa.  Manfield, 
West  Leake, co.  Nottingham.  Sr.  Rice  Mauncel, 
co.  Glamorgan,  V.  Madnsell,  Oakley  Park, 
co.  Kildare;  derived  from  Maunsell,  Bally- 
William,  Plassy,  and  Bank  Hall,  co.  Limerick. 
Maunsell  or  Mansel,  Margam,  co.  Glamor- 
gan, Z,  346;  Baronetcy  1611;  Barony  1712; 
extinct  1750.  Mansel,  Trimsaren,  derived 
from  Mansel,  Muddlescombe,  co.  Carmarthen; 
Baronetcy  1621.  William  Lort  Mansel,  Bishop 
of  Bristol  1888-20.     Mounsel. 

Arg.    a    chev.   sa.  betw.  three    maunches   vert. 

Stafferton,  co.  Berks.  Sr de  Staverton, 

V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  maunches  vert. 
Stafferton  or  Staverton,  Wingfield,  co. 
Berks ;  and  co.  Hants.  Stawton,  Warnill,  co. 
Berks. 

Or  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  maunches  .... 
Staple,  Hackney,  Middlesex. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  maunches  arg.     Mansell. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  maunches  erm. 
Staverton,  V. 

Mermaids  see  Monsters 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Mitres 
Az.  a  chev.  composed  of  chain  and  couped  betw. 
three  mitres  all  arg.  at  the  dexter  end  of  the 
chain  a  padlock  of  the  last.  Benedictine  Abbey 
at  Evesham,  co.  Worcester. 

Molehills  see  Hillocks 
Monsters Cockatrices 

Sa.    a    chev.  or    betw.    three    cockatrices     arg. 

Seynes. 

Dragons 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-dragons  couped 

erect  vert.    Heygeys,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  dragons  sa.    Folborne. 

....  Griffins 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  in  chief  two  griffins  se- 

greant  or  and  in  base  a  bunch  of  purple  grapes. 

De  Vitre. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant 

az.  armed   and    menibered    sa.    crowned    or. 

Forsyth,  That  Ilk,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three   griffins    segreant    gu. 

Forsyth. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant  vert. 

Foresight,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant 

vert  armed   and    membered    of   the    second. 

Forsyth,  Tailzerton,  and  Nydie,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  pass.  sa.    Finch, 

Baron  Guernsey  1702,  Earl  of  Aylesford  1714. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  pass,  wings  en- 
dorsed sa.    Finch,  quartered  by  Hatton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffins  pass.  sa. 

Finch,  Kent,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant    sa. 

Finch. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant 

vert  armed  and  ducally  crowned  or.    Forsyth, 

Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  griffins  segreant  or. 

Newman,  London,  1610. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant 

those  in  chief  combatant  (of  the  second,  V*.) 
■    or.     Alday,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  pass.  gu.  Pengelly, 

Pengelly,  Cornwall;   the  heiress  m.  Beare. 
Or  a  chev.  vert   betw.   three   griffins  pass.  gu. 

armed  of  the  second.    Brompton.    Brumpton, 

V*.    Brympton,  V*.    But  armed  and  winged 

of  the  second.    Brumpton,  V.    Brympton,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant  vert. 

Brompton. 
Per  pale  or  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins 

pass,  counterchanged.      Eveleigh,  West  Eve- 

leigh,  St.  Lawrence,  and  Holcombe,  co.  Devon, 

Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  474. 
Sa.   a  chev.  betw.  three   griffins  segreant   arg. 

Spaney,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  or.   Erisa  Erisay 

(signature)  Erise  Erisee  (signature)  Erissa 

Erisy  Erysey  Erysle  Erysy  Erysye  Herisei 

or  Herisy,  quartering  Ere,  Durant,  and  Mil- 

liton;    the  heiress  m.  West.     Eryse.     The 

griffins   segreant.    Eriscy,  Eriscy,  Cornwall, 

W.    Erisey,  V*. 

Mermaids 

Arg.    a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three    mermaids   sa. 

Tregarthian. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  mermaids  sa.    Sr  John 

de  Folebourne  (an  error  in)  N,  Sloane  MS. 

1429. 

....Seadogs  see  Seawolves 
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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Monsters  cont.  Seahorses 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  seahorses  or.    Tucker,- 
Kent. 

....  Seawolves 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  marine  wolves 
(or  seadogs)    naiant   sa.  finned   ventred   and 
dented   of  the   first   langued   of    the   second. 
Fennor,  Sussex;  granted  10  November  1557. 
....  Unicorns 
Arg.  a   chev.  betw.  three   unicorns    salient  sa. 
Monington,  Sarnesfield  Court,  co.  Hereford. 

..  ..Wiverns 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  two  wiverns  sa.      Sire  Johan  de 

Folebourne,  N,  Harl.  MS.  4033  ;   but  three, 

N,  Nicolas,  p.  155. 

"Wivern-Serpents 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  wivern-serpents  vert. 

Land  on,  V. 
Mullets 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  two  mullets  arg.    Telfer. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  pierced  mullets 

and  in  base  an  annulet  sa.     Plumptre,  co. 

Nottingham ;  and  Fredville,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  halbert  or.     Syme,  Holinbush. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  pierced  mul- 
lets and  in  base  a  halbert  or  within  a  bordure 

sa.    Sim,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  spur-rowels  and  in 

base  a  halbert  or.     Syme,  Scotland. 
....  a  chev betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  .... 

and   in   base   a  lion   ramp Thomas 

Mordon,  Fladbury,  co.  Worcester. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  lion  pass.  arg.     Dupree. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in  base 

a  lion  ramp.  arg.    M'Beath. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  of  the 

last  and  in  base  a  lion  pass.  arg.  crowned  gold. 

Corderay. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  of  the 

last   and  in   base   a  lion    pass.    arg.    ducally 

crowned  of  the  second  within  a  bordure  gold  a 

label  of  three  points  for  diff.     Corderoy. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in  base 

a  lion  pass,  ducally  crowned  or  within  a  bor- 
dure arg.    Cordray,  Chute,  co.  Wilts. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in  base 

a  stork  gu.    Wright. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in   chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  crescent  az.    Wilson,  Croglin,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  crescent  az.    Scroggy,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  gu.  and 

in  base  a  crescent  az.    Wilson. 
Arg.  a  che\\  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  crescent  gu.      Wilson,    Fraserburgh, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  crescent  gu.     Arnet.     Black,  Temple, 

Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in  base 

a  crescent  arg.    M'Beath.    Mackbeath,  Scot- 
land.    M'Neath. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two 

mullets  and  in  base  a  crescent  counterchanged. 

Alexander,  Auchmull,  Scotland. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in  base 

&  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.   Fettes,  Whamphrey, 

co.   Dumfries,   and   Comelybank,  Edinburgh ; 

Baronetcy  1804-36. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Mullets  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  5-foil  gu.    Hyde,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  sa. 

and  in  base  a  5-foil  of  the  second.      Hyde, 

Essex,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  fret  couped  gu.  in  the  interstices  four 

4-foils  of  the  last  and  charged  with  so  many 

hearts  as  the  field.     Arnut,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  sa.  and  or  betw.  in  chief 

two  spur-rowels  az.  and  in  base  a  hammer  ppr. 

Lorimer,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  or  and 

in  base  a  dexter  gauntlet  lying  fesswise  of  the 

second  holding  a  mace  erect  gold.      Mace, 

Exeter.      Mace,   Tenterden,   Kent.      Macie, 

Collinson,    Somerset,    i,    162.      The   mullets 

pierced.    Macey. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  or  and 

in  base  a  buck's  head  cabossed  of  the  second 

attired  gold.      Edward.      Ellwood,  co.  York. 

Elwood,  Clayton  Priory,  Sussex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and 

in  base  a  stag's  head  erased  or.     Elioth,  Mid- 

dleton,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  az.  ensigned  with  a  flag 

gu.  cantoned  of  the  field  betw.  in   chief  two 

mullets  and  in  base  a  sun  of  the  third.    Euen, 

Craigton,  Scotland. 
....   a  chev betw.    three    mullets    .... 

Leeky,  Ireland. 
....  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  mullets  ....   Silver. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  az.      Brainch 

or  Branch.      Brethie  or  Brothe,  Scotland. 

Crockat  and  Crockett,  Scotland.     Pasleire. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  Pollard, 

co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  and 

in  base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  gu.     Reid,  Pit- 

foddles,  Scotland  ;  quartering  or  a  fess  chequy 

az.  and  arg. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  and 

in  base  a  cock  gu.    Cock. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  of 

the  last  and  in  base  a  crescent  gu.     Crockatt, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.    Wodor. 
Arg.    a    chev.    erm.    betw.   three     mullets    gu. 

Freeland,    Gretham,   co.   Hants.      Ireland, 

Surrey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 

Davies,  Tredrea,   Cornwall ;    the   heiress   m. 

Giddy. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 

Gresham  College.    Gresham,  Gresham,  Nor- 
folk ;  Osterley,  Middlesex ;  and  Titsey,  Surrey, 

Add.  MS.  6193,  fo.  7. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines   betw.   three  mullets   gu. 

Bayly. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  mullets  sa. 

Gresham,  Surrey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  az.    Brodie, 

Brodie,  co.  Moray. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.      Sir  Robert 

Broughton,  temp.  Edward  IV,  Harl.  MS.  6137, 

fo.  44 ;    and   Warbrightesley,    Stoodleigh,  co. 

Devon.  Sr deBROUGHTON,F.  Broughton, 

Essex.    M.  Adam  de  Creting,  D.     Sr.  Adam 

de   Cretinge,   I.      Sr.    John    Cretinge,     V. 

Cretinge,    Suffolk;      quartered    by  Wauton. 

John    de    Cretinges    or    Cretings    or    de 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Cretingues,  Jf.  Frances.  Ingledew.  Ipstans. 
Kibble,  Scotland.  Kumerson.  Kynerston. 
Plessetts.  Skelton,  co.  York.  Sutton,  V*. 
Wilson,  Croglin,  Scotland.  Wilson,  Ireland. 
Wilson,  Cleugh,  and  Wilson  Town,  co.  Lanark ; 
London;  Bruutsfieldbirks,  Edinburgh;  and 
Loudwater,  co.  Hertford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  gu.  and 
in  base  an  ermine  spot  ppr.  Beethon, 
Walthamstow,  Essex;  from  Portugal  and 
France. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  mullets  gu. 
Fraunceis,  Fraunceis  Court,  Broad  Clist,  co. 
Devon  ;  and  Combe  Flory,  co.  Somerset ;  a  co- 
heir m.  Prideaux. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  each  charged 
with  a  bezant.    Robert  Creting,  F. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 
Creting,  1299.  Monsire  de  Creting,  Y.  Adam 
de  Creting,  A,Harl.MS.  6137.  John  Creting, 
Y.  Davie,  Baronetcy  1846.  Francis,  co.  De- 
von; and  Combflory,  co.  Somerset.  Esmond 
Gretyng,  X.    Rugeley,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 
Frances,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points  gu. 
Creting;  quartered  by  Wauton,  in  church  at 
Great  Staughton,  co.  Huntingdon.  Adam  de 
Cretingges,  F. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  with  six 
points  gu.  Creting,  Kent.  Adam  de 
Cretingges,  E  ;  or  Cretinge,  G. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rowels  gu.  Sire  Johan 
de  Cretinge,  N. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  Boadle. 
Kinnerton.  Kirton.  Kronton.  Kynerston. 
Plessells,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  sa. 
Anne  ring. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 
Davie  Delawey  Devie  or  Dewy,  Creedy,  co. 
Devon;  Baronetcy  1846.    Davie,  Durham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets 
sa.    Kynkerton,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  az. 
Blackett. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  three  mul- 
lets and  in  base  a  crescent  az.  ensigned  on  the 
top  with  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  last.  Cushney, 
Aberdeen. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  spur-rowels  az. 
Lorimer,  England. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu. 
Abercorn.  Branch.  Danes  or  Daneys. 
Daveys,  co.  Devon.  Dency  Deng  or  Dengis. 
Denys,  V.  Keverell,  co.  Warwick.  Pollard, 
co.  Devon.  Rosmer,  co.  Devon.  Samborne, 
Montesford,  co.  Berks;  co.  Hants;  and  co.  So- 
merset. ?  Samborne,  adopted  by  Flower  on 
m.  with  the  heiress ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii, 
220.  Secroft.  Shenock,  Cornwall.  Sherwood, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  204.  Sherwood,  New- 
castle. Wakehurst.  Willes.  Edward 
Wllles,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1743,  Bath,  etc. 
1743-73.  Willies  or  Willis,  Fenny  Compton, 
co.  Warwick.  Richard  Willis,  Bishop  of 
Gloucester  1715,  Salisbury  1721,  Winchester 
1723-34.  Willis,  Hungerford  Park,  co.  Berks. 
Yaxley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  within  a 
bordure  indented  of  the  second.    Arnet. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Mullets  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  within  a 

bordure  indented  of  the  second  charged  with 

crescents  of  the  first.    Arnet. 
Arg.   a   chev.   sa.   betw.  in   chief  three   mullets 

and   in  base   a  crescent  gu.      Black,  West- 
minster. 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu. 

Wingrove. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  pierced 

or.      Danis,  V*.      Davies,  Vine  Hall,  Sussex. 

Davis,  V.    Samborne,  Timsbury  House,  Bath. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 

Davies,  Vine  Hall,  Sussex.  Davy,  W.  Deneys, 

Suffolk.      Denny,  Eve,  Suffolk ;  quartered  by 

Carthew.      Pollard.     And   (?)  John  Denys, 

Chesterton,  co.  Huntingdon,  1352.     And  with  a 

bordure  . . ..  ;  his  brother  Thomas.     But  with 

a   bordure   engr ;    their  brother  Philip: 

Cotton  MS.  Julius  F  viii,  fo.  36. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets 

gu.    Francise,  V*.    Fraunces,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.    Arnote, 

Scotland.    Birch,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  co.  Salop. 

Breche.      Browne,   Stroud,    co.    Gloucester, 

1739.    Bryche.     Monsire  Hugh  de  Cuilly;  Y. 

Hugh     de     Cuyly     Tuilly     or     Tuyly,     Y. 

Fletcher,  W.    Fletcher,  Ireland.    Francey. 

Hamond,    co.    York.        M'Millan,    England. 

Neffeld,  Armeforth,   Scotland.     Nefleld  or 

Nesfield,    co.    York.      Nessffield,    Flasby. 

Pollard,  V.  Quelly.  Rigg.  Salt.  Sherwood. 

Sjiallbrook.    Tooley  or  Towley. 
Arg.   a  chev.  couped  betw.    three    mullets    sa. 

Sabtey.      Salt,  Yoxley.      Salte,  Harl.  MS. 

1404,  fo.  28.     Satts,  Harl.  MS.  1380,  fo.  35. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.     Bedo. 

Kinnersley.     Kynaston  or  Kynerston,  Ryton 

Stokes,    co.     Shrewsbury ;     Woodhouse,    and 

Shotter,   co.  Salop ;    granted   19   April    1569. 

Maveson,  Maveson,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  a  chev.  rompu  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  Salt. 

Sault. 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.   three    pierced    mullets    sa. 

Browne,   V.      Coffin,  Portland,   co.  Dorset. 

Coffyn,  V.    Conley  or  Conylye.     Cosen,  co. 

Devon.     Culey  or  Culy,  co.  Derby.     Sr.  Hugh 

de  Culy,  co.    Derby,    temp.    Edward    I,    V. 

Pashley,  Stainton,  co.York.  Pashley  or  Pasley, 

co.  Lincoln ;  and  co.  York.      Pasley,  co.  York. 

Riggd,  co.  Lincoln.      Richard   Smallbrooke, 

Bishop   of    St.  David's   1724,  Lichfield,   etc. 

1731-49. 
Arg.  a  chev.  debruised  betw.  three  pierced  mul- 
lets sa.     Salter,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  voided  betw.  three  pierced  mullets 

sa.     Romney,  co.  Berwick. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  with  six 

points  sa.     Cuily,  co.  Leicester,  1158. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  each  charged 

with  a  bezant.    Tuilly  or  Twilly. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points 

of  the  second   each    charged   with   a  bezant. 

Deveris  or  Devers,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  within  a  bordure 

sa.    Kemble,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rowels  sa.     Sire  Huge  de 

Culy,  N. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  vert.  Penrith. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.     Arnott. 

Ceely,  St.  Ives,  Cornwall.    Hildyard,  co.  York ; 

and  Surrey.  Hilliard,  Durham.    Portington. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Mullets  cont. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  arg.  and 

in  base  the  sun  or.  Fairweather. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  Pysent. 
Az.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  Puget. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets  or.  Helliar, 
Exeter.  Helyard  or  Hildeyard,  V.  Hilliard, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  448.  Hyldeyard,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  flory  counterflory  erm.   betw.  three 

pierced  mullets  arg.    Briers,  co.  Bedford. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points 

or.  Draper,  Newcastle. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  Sealy. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or.  Ceely,  used 
by  Silly,  Trevelver,  and  Heligan,  Cornwall; 
the  heirs  m.  Sheppard,  Martyn,  Stoggett,  Jack- 
son, and  Lyddon.  Cely,  Collinson,  Somerset, 
i,  77.  Cely,  Essex.  Monsire  de  Chatwinde, 
Y.  Sire  Johan  Chedewynt,  0.  Chetwynd, 
Baron  Rathdowne  and  Viscount  Chetwynd 
1717,  quartering  de  Mutton  and  de  la  Roche. 
Chetwynd,  Grendon,  co.  Warwick  ;  Baronetcy 
1795;  with  the  same  quarterings  and  Gren- 
don with  Meverett  Sparrow  and  Moreton. 
M.  Chetwynd,  Ingestre,  co.  Stafford,  1730. 
William  Chetwynde,  S.  John  Creting,  F. 
John  Eston,  V.  Hillier.  Hyllyard. 
Muliens,  V*.  Mulliens  or  Mullins.  Pddsey, 
Bolton. 
Az.  a  chev.  rompu  betw.  three  mullets  or.    Salt, 

London. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  or.    Sr. 
Philip  Chetwyn,  co.  Stafford,  V.      M.  William 
Chetwynde,  S. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points  or. 
Meer,  Sherborn,  co.  Dorset.      Muilman,  Lon- 
don ;  and  Debden  Hall,  Essex;  granted  8  No- 
vember 1772  ;  quartering  Mulencar. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  with  six 
points  one  and  two  and  in  base  a  hedgehog 
pass.  or.    Dorrely. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  with  six 
points    or    and    a    porcupine     in    base    ppr. 
Dayrolles,  Henley  Park,  Surrey. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  three  pierced  mullets 
with  six  points  as  the  last  and  in  base  a  dove 
holding  in  the  beak  a  sprig  of   laurel  ppr. 
Saptt,  Codiscote  Lodge,  co.  Hertford. 
Erm.    a    chev.  gu.    betw.     three     mullets    az. 

Gatonby,  co.  York. 
Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets   gu. 

Butts,  Norfolk. 
Erm.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  mullets  az.  Gatonby, 

Gatonby,  co.  York. 
Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  Daxley, 
Bickerton,  co.  York.      Yaxley,  Bawthorp,  and 
Yaxley,   Norfolk.      Yaxley,    Norfolk,    V;  and 
Harl.  MS.  1392. 
Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 
Yaxley,  Yaxley,  Suffolk;  and  Boston,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 
Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  or.    Yaxley. 
Erminois  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  Peistow. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.   Apris.    Sire 
Walter  de  Baa;  co.  Bedford,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Baa  or  Bao,  co.  Bedford.    Fullwood,  Middle- 
ton,  co.  Derby;  co.  Stafford;  and  co.  Warwick  ; 
confirmed  1579.      Fulwood,  co.  Warwick,  W. 
Howell.     Millington,  co.  Dorset.    Molton. 
Pvnsent,  Carleton  Curlieu,  co.  Leicester;  and 
Urchfront,  co.  Wilts.      Stormyn,  V;    and  co. 
Chester.     Sutherland. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  counterembattled  betw.  three  mullets 
arg.    Wilson,  Queensferry,  Scotland.   Wilson, 
Transy,  co.  Fife,  Scotland. 
Gu.   a    chev.    engr.    betw.    three    mullets    arg. 

Bushell. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  arg. 
Monsire  de  Charon,  Y  (probably  an  error  for 
escallops).  Fulwood,  co.  Lancaster  ;  Middle- 
ton,  co.  Derby ;  Holborn,  Middlesex;  Heming- 
ton,  co.  Leicester;  and  co.  Hants. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.    three  pierced  mullets  arg. 

within  a  bordure  or,    Fullwood. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  arg. 
Rugge,  Felmingham,  Norfolk.    William  Rugge 
alias  Reppes,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1536-50. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points  arg. 
Joan  le  Estrume,  E;  or  Struim,  E,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  with  six 
points  arg.    Baa  or  Bao,  co.  Bedford.    Howel 
ap  Res,  E.    Walkington,  V. 
Gu.   a  chev.  betw.  three    rowels    arg.      Abris. 
Apris.    Alors.    Sire  Walter  de  Baa,  N.    Sr. 
Roger  Stormyn,  N. 
Gu.    a    chev.    arg.     betw.    three    mullets     or. 

Bannatine,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  or. 

Rugge,  1568. 
Gu.  a  chev.  compony  or  and  sa.  betw.  three  mul- 
lets of  the  second.      Moulson,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1634. 
Gu.    a    chev.     or    betw.    three     mullets     arg. 

Millington. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or.     Anmers  or 
Anners,  co.  Chester.    Anvers,  co.  Chester,  V. 
D'Anvers,  Cothorp,  Oxford.  Dawes  or  Downes. 
Fullwood.    Millington.   Pudsey,  co.  Oxford ; 
and   Langley,  co.  Warwick.      Rotpert,  1370. 
SoAME,Norfolk;  and  Little  Thurlow,  Suffolk, 
1370.  George  Sutton,  GentlemanUsher  to  the 
Queen,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  in  one 
and   two    or    and    in    base    an    anchor    arg. 
Delacharois. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  and  in 
base  a  lion  ramp.  or.      Sotwell,  Grenham,  co. 
Berks  ;  and  Chate,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.   a  chev.  betw.  three   pierced    mullets    or. 

Damvers,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points  or, 
Anvers,  co.  Chester.  Danvers,  Dantsey,  co. 
Wilts,  Z,  345 ;  co.  Northampton ;  co.  Oxford ; 
and  co.  Warwick. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 
points  or.  Danvers,  Cothorp,  co.  Oxford, 
quartering  Brancestre  and  Verney,  from  whom 
descended  Danvers,  Chamberhouse,  co.  Berks ; 
Upton  and  Blisworth,  co.  Warwick ;  Prescote, 
co.  Oxford ;  and  Culworth,  co.  Northampton, 
quartering  Stradling,  from  whom  descended 
Danvers,  Baronetcy  1642-76,  quartering  Rains- 
ford,  Pope,  and  Barker ;  and  Danvers,  Baron 
Danvers  1603,  Earl  of  Danby  1626,  extinct 
1644,  quartering  Latimer.  D'Anvers,  Swith- 
land,  co.  Leicester ;  Baronetcy  1746-96  ;  quar- 
tering Bracester,  Morewood,  and  Watson  ;  the 
heiress  m.  Butler. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rowels  or.    Ambers.    Sire 

Thomas  de  Anvers,  N. 
Gu.achev.palyofeightorand  az.betw.  three  mul- 
lets arg.  Everett,  Biddesdon  House,  co.  Wilts. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Mullets  cont. 
Gu.    a    chev.    vair    betw.    three    mullets    arg. 

Turvill,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points 

or.    Turvill,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  arg.  and  sa.  betw.  three  mullets 

or.    Stockton,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vairy  sa.  and  arg.  betw.  three  mullets 

of  the  last.    Stockton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 

1470. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  az.  Crakenthorpe. 

Helliard.    Seager.     Segar,  co.  Hants,  1716. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  az.  each  charged 

with  a  plate.    Crakenthorp,  V. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  az.  Davies, 

in  St.  Sepulchre's  church,  London. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  az.  each 

chai'ged  with  a  plate.    Crakenthorp,  V*. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets   sa. 

Purdie  or  Purdy.     Purdie,  Scotland. 
Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 

Bott,  co.  Stafford. 
Or  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  az. 

Lane. 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  az. 

Hyde,  co.  Stafford.    Lane,  Hyde,  and  Bentley, 

co.  Stafford. 
Or  a  chev.betw.  three  mullets  gu.  Cruse,  co.  Devon. 
Or  a  chev.   embattled  betw.  three  mullets  gu. 

Engledue,  V*  ;  and  (?)  W. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.    Langdale, 

Langdale,  Whilbistrond,  co.  York. 
Or  a  chev.  rompu  betw.  three  mullets  sa.      Salt, 

Yoxall,  co.  Stafford. 
Or   a    chev.    betw.    three    pierced    mullets    sa. 

Crackenthorp,  Newbiggin,  Westmoreland ;  and 

Bank    Hall,    Cumberland.       Crakenthoepe. 

Danwicke.    John  Davies,  Cressingtemple,  Es- 
sex ;  third  son  of  Sir   Thomas  Davies,   Lord 

Mayor  of  London  1677.     Dawikes  or  Dawkes. 
Or   a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  vert. 

Crakenthorpe. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.     Ap-Roberts. 

Burrell,    Northumberland.      Langdale,   co. 

York.      Lloyd,  Kimmel.      George  Lloyd,  Bi- 
shop of  Sodor,  etc.   1599,    Chester    1604-15. 

Mansel,  co.  Dorset.      Sr de   Maunsell, 

V.         Rhys    ap    Rotpert.         Shuckbuegh, 

Shuckburgh,   co.  Warwick;    Baronetcy    1660. 

Shukesbukghe,  co.  Hereford. 
Sa.    a  chev.  betw.  three   pierced   mullets    arg. 

Beanvlll.  Beavlll, co. Huntingdon.  Benville, 

Bevtle.     John  Maunsell,  X.     Shakisburgh, 

V.    Shugborough,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  arg. 

Shuckbuegh,  Downton  House,  co.  Wilts. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  with  six  points  arg. 

Hilliard,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg. betw.  three  mullets  or.   Estmond, 

co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  with  six 

points  or.     Poxwell,  Stroud,  co.  Dorset. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  erm.  Chamberlayn, 

London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  Gresham, 

Walsingham,  Norfolk. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  mullets  or.     Blage. 
Sa.  a  chev.  wavy  erm.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets 

or.     Mildred. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or.     Capon. 
Sa.  a  chev.  rompu  betw.  three  mullets  or*  Sault. 

Savil,  London,  1716. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.... cont. 
Mullets  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  and  in 

base  alion ramp. or.  Gorrie or Gorry, Scotland. 
Sa.   a  chev.    betw.    three    pierced    mullets    or. 

Mansell. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or.     Sr.  Richard 

Pudsey,  Belton,  co.  Lancaster,   V.     Pudsey, 

Stonefield,  co.  Bedford;   co.  Lancaster;  Elles- 

field,  co.  Oxford ;  co.  Stafford ;   and  co.  York. 

Puddesey  or  Pudsey,  Barford,  co.  York. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  or.  John 

Pudsay,  Y.      Pudsey,  Bolton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or  each  charged 

with  a  torteau.    Spurstow,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  four  mullets  gu.    Bannatyne. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  six  mullets  gu.  Harteshlll. 
Az.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  eight  mullets  three  two  two 

and  one  or.    Cudford  or  Kudford. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  nine  mullets  four  two  one  and 

two  or.     Kudford,  V. 
Or  a  chev.   embattled   betw.  nine  mullets    gu. 

Engledue. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  ten  mullets  six  in  chief  and 

four  in  base  or.     Kneford.    Rudford. 
Nails,  etc. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lozenges  couped 

per  pale  sa.    Bellesby,co.  Lincoln.    Bilesby, 

Bylesby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  nails  sa.      Clew  or 

Clewe.        Seint    Clowe,   V.        Saint-Low. 

Samtell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  nails  sa.   Seintclowe,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stone  bills  sa.    Billesby. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (piles  or)   wedges   sa. 

PEGGor  PEGGE.Beauchieff  Abbey,  Hunter,  Shef- 
field, 199  ;  Yeldersley,  and  Osmaston,  co.  Derby. 
Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  nails  az.      Harris 

alias  Prickly. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  piles  arg.    Cater, 

London. 
Orle 
Arg.  a  chev.  within  an  orle  sa.    Bentick. 

Orles 
Arg.  a  chev betw.  three  orles  ....       Hall, 

Pitcombe ;  quartering  Ruddock ;  Collinson,  So- 
merset, ii,  345. 

Packs 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  woolpacks  or.    Loat. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  woolpacks  arg.    Wooll, 

Rugby. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  packs  arg.  corded  of  the 

first.     Company  of  Dyers,  London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  bags  of  madder 

of  the  last  corded  or.     Company  of  Dyers, 

London. 

Padlock  see  Lock 

Pails  see  Bougets  and  Tubs 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pails  (or  buckets)  gu. 
Fitzwalter. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pails  (or  buckets)  sa. 
Pemberton,  co.  Lancaster.  But  hooped  or. 
Pemberton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1611 ; 
and  Rushdon,  co.  Northampton.  And  handled 
or.  Pembeeton,  Millichope,  co.  Salop ;  de- 
scended from  a  family  seated  at  Pemberton, 
co.  Lancaster ;  and  at  Wrockwardine,  co.  Salop; 
now  represented  by  C.  0.  Childe  Pemberton, 
Esq.,  quartering  Childe,  Lacon,  and  Baldwyn. 
Pemberton,  Milton,  co.  Northampton,  quarter- 
ing arg.  three  dragon's  heads  erect  sa.  couped 
and  langued  gu. 


462 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  -within. 


,cont. 


Pails,  etc.  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  pails  (or  buckets)  sa. 
Pemberton,  V*.  But  hooped  and  handled 
or.  Pemberton,  Pemberton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Pemerton,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pails  (or  buckets)  or. 
Whitewell,  V*.    Whitwell,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  pails  (or  buckets)  arg. 
Sutton,  Sussex,  V. 
Pale 

Per  chief  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  a 
pale  gu.  charged  with  a  garb  or  enclosed  by 
two  leopard's  (faces  or)  heads  of  the  first  and 
in  base  a  sword  as  the  third  hilt  and  pomel 
gold.  Blayds,  Oulton,  co.  York.  And  with  a 
mullet  arg.  in  the  dexter  chief  for  diff.  Tho- 
mas Blayds. 

Pegs  see  Nails 
Pen 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  a 

writing-pen  fesswise  and  in  base   a   crescent 

counterchauged.    Alexander,  Boghall. 
Perukes  see  Heads 
Pheons 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  two  pheons  gu.   Tynwike. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  two  pheons  reversed  sa. 

Sulyard. 
Arg.  a  chev.  voided  gu.  betw.  id  chief  two  pheons 

sa.  and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  within  a  bordure 

wavy  az.     Mayne,  Powis,  and  Logie,  co.  Clack- 
mannan ;    derived   from   Lockwood.      Mayne, 

Viscount  Newhaven,  1776. 
Arg.  a  chev.  voided  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  pheons 

and  in  base  a  unicorn's  head  erased  sa.    Main, 

Lochwood,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pheons  of  the  second. 

Cropall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  gu.    Whydon, 

Chagford,  co.  Devon ;   granted  12   November 

1564. 
Arg.    a    chev.    engr.    betw.    three    pheons    gu. 

Tynwike. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  broad  arrow-heads 

sa.    Walsh,  Castlehoel. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  the  two  in 

chief  lying  fesswise  point  to  point  and  that  in 

base  erect  sa.    Kiffin,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  sa.  Cadwgan, 

Bachan ;   quartered  by  Watkins  of  Pennoyre. 

Cadwgan  ap  Rhirydd,  quartered  through  Brom- 

field  by  Eyton,  1674.      Sulliard,  co.  Devon  ; 

and  Essex.    And  with  a  mullet  on  the  chev. 

Kyffin,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  reversed  sa. 

Sulyard,    V.     The    pheons  pointing  to   the 

centre.     Kadwgan  ap  Rhyridd. 
Arg.   a  chev.  voided    gu.  betw.  in    chief  three 

pheons  and  in  base  a  dexter  hand  couped  sa. 

Main,  Lochend. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pheons  gu.     Nichols, 

in  church  at  Maltby,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  sa.    Archer, 

quartered  by  Shee.    Price,  London.    Siliard. 

Smart    or    Smerte,   London ;    and   Scotland. 

Smert,   Garter  King  at  Arms,   V ;  cc.  1450. 

Smert,  Cornwall ;  granted  1579.  Smert,  Lon- 
don ;   confirmed  13  May  1610.     Walsh,  seal. 

Welsh. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  the  two  in  chief 

lying  fesswise  point  to  point  sa.    Beale,  co. 

Hereford  ;  and  co.  Northampton. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 
Pheons  cont. 
Arg.  a   chev.  betw.  three  pheons   reversed   sa. 

Sulliard  or  Sullyard. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.    Cropall,  V*. 

Cropell,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.     Mady. 

Moodie. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pheons  and  a  bor- 
dure arg.     Mudie,  Arbreckie. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.   three    pheons    or.     Flaxall, 
Waxhall,  V;  but  Walsall,  Cotton  BIS.  Tiberius 
D  10. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  or  within  a  bordure 
erm.     Swayne,  Gundvile,  and  Blandford,  co. 
Dorset. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.     Canthen. 
Egerton, Walgrange,  co.  Stafford;  and  Adstock, 
co.  Berks.    William  de  Malopasse,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  and  a  bordure 
of  the  last  charged  with  5-foils  gu.    Malpasse. 
Gu.    a    chev.    erm.     betw.    three    pbeons    arg. 

Canthen,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pheons  or.  Arnold, 
Armswell,  co.  Dorset ;  and  Ashby  Lodge,  co, 
Northampton.  Arnold,  co.  Gloucester; 
granted  1653;  Harl.  MS.  1041,  fo.  54  6.  Sir 
Nicholas  Arnold,  Bigland,  Gloucester,  i,  537  ; 
and  quartering  Apraen,  ii,  67. 
Gu.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  pheons  or.    Sr. 

Nicholas  Arnold,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons   or.    Arnold. 
GosLETT,Marsbfield,co.Gloucester.  Malopasse, 
V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  pheons  reversed  or. 

Wotton,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  quarterly  erm.   and   ermines  betw. 

three  pheons  or.  Arnold,  Chilwick,  co.  Hertford. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.    Egerton, 

co.   Chester;    and  London.^,     Egerton,  V*. 

Eggerton,  V.    Foster.    Newport.     Now. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.   arg.  betw.   three   pheons   or. 

Archer,  Trelewick,  and  Trelaske,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  John 
Foster,  V.  Foster,  co.  Huntingdon.  Foster, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1454.  Gadsby.  And 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Foster;  quartering  Hill. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  pheons  arg. 

Foster. 
Sa.  a  chev.  (another,  engr.)  betw.  three  pheons 

or.    Foster. 
Vert  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pheons  or.  Holman.TP. 
Vert  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  pheons  arg.    Holman, 
London.      Holman,   W.      Holman,  Banbury, 
co.   Oxford ;   Baronetcy   1663-1700.       Homan, 
Dunlum,    co.    Westmeath;     Baronetcy    1801. 
And  with  a  fleur-de-lis  on  the  chev.  for  diff.  gu. 
Holman,  V. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  or.     Holman, 
Surrey,  W.     Holman,  Godeston,  Surrey. 
Phials 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  bottles  or.    Emsone,  V. 
Piercers  see  Frets 
Piles  see  Nails 
Pillars 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pillars  or.  Bollingbroke. 

Pipes 
Arg.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three    boatswain's 
whistles  az.     Hawee,  Barony  1776 ;  quartering 
Harvey. 
Ploughs 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  coulters  sa.    Doe,  Sang- 
hall,  co.  Lancaster,  1749. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


463 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Ploughs  cont. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three     laver    cutters    (or 

ploughshares    also    called   scythe-blades)    sa. 

Leyersedge    or    Lyversage,   Leverseck,   and 

Wheelock, co.  Chester;  confirmed  24  September 

1580;  quartering  Wheloke. 
Plummets 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  plummets  sa.     Sr. 

Stephen  Jenings,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1508, 

V.      Jennings,   co.   Stafford ;     and   co.  York. 

Jennings,  V*.    Jennyns.    Jenyns,  Harl.  MS. 

1386,  fo.  96. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  plummets  sa.    Jennings, 

Ripon,  co.  York.    Jennins,  Milford,  co.  Hants. 
Arg.   a  chev.  engr.    betw.    three    plummets   sa. 

Jennings,  Lilesden,  co.  York;  granted  26  May 

1641. 

Pots  see  Baskets  and  Cups 
Pounceboxes 

Gu.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  writing  sand-boxes  re- 
versed issuing  sand  or.     Sandon,  Horton. 
Portcullises 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  portcullises  or. 
Clement,  V*.  Fichcocke,  V*.  Fiscoke. 
Clement  Fishcocke,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  94;  or 
Fychcocke,  V\  or  Fychekocke,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10. 

Pouches  or  Purses 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  purses  of  the  first  each 
held  in  a  dexter  hand  clenched  sa.  Stevenson, 
V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (bags  or)  purses  sa. 
garnished  of  the  first.     Tasburgh,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (postscrips  or)  palmer's 
scrips  sa.  tassels  and  buckles  or.  Palmer, 
Howlets,  Kent,  1586.  Palmer,  Wood  Court, 
co.  Somerset;  descended  from  Leigh,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  palmer's  staves  and 
scrips  sa.  garnished  (gu. another)  or.  Palmer, 
Castle  Lackin,  co.  Mayo ;  Kenure  Park,  co. 
Dublin,  etc.;  Baronetcy  1777. 

Az.   a  chev.  or  betw.  three  open  wallets    arg. 
buckles  and  buttons  of  the  second.     Towgood, 
Axminster,  co.  Devon  ;  granted  1770. 
Reedsheaves 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  reedsheaves  arg. 
Red  ham,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  reedsheaves  or. 
Redham. 

Reptiles Alligators 

Gu.    a    chev.  arg.    betw.    three    alligators  .... 

Hitchcock. 

. . , .  Cameleons 
Arg.   a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three    cameleons    vert. 

Landon,  V*. 

Frogs 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  (powets  or)  tadpoles 

haurient  sa.     Russell,  quartered  by  Ramsay. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (powets  or)  tadpoles  sa. 

Russell,  That  Ilk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (powets  or)  tadpoles  sa. 

a  bordure  of  the  last.     Russell,  Kingseat. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  tadpoles  or.  Guldes, 

Scotland. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  frogs  displ.  gu.    Trevronck 

or  Trevroneck,  Sancreed,  Cornwall. 

....  Lizards 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-lizards  couped 

vert.    Heynes. 
Arg.    a    chev.    sa.     betw.    three    lizards    vert. 

Langton. 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Reptiles  cont.   Snakes 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  scorpions  reversed  gu. 

Cole,  co.  Devon  ;  and  Walden,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  serpents  ppr.  Cotter, 

Rockforest,  co.  Cork;  Baronetcy  1763,  quarter- 
ing Rogerson  and  Lombard. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  snakes  nowed 

their  heads  toward  the  sinister  ppr.     Radley, 

Halton,  and  Yarborough,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.   a  chev.   gu.   betw.   three    scorpions  erect 

sa.    Cole. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  scorpions  reversed 

sa.     Cole,  V.     Coley,  V*. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  scorpions  gu.    Cole, 

co.  Salop,  1730. 
Arg.  a  chev.     betw.    three    adders    nowed    sa. 

Radley,  co.  Lincoln,  1716. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  scorpions  sa.    Cole,  Rill, 

co.  Devon  ;  an  heiress  m.  Drake. 

Rests 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  rests  or.    Sir  Thomas 

Arthur,  T.    Arthur,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii, 

177, 179.    Arthure. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  rests  or  each  charged 

with  as  many  hurts.    Arthur,  Dublin. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three    organ-rests    ppr. 

Myles,  Dartford,  Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  clarions  or.  Hickes. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rests  or.  William  Arthur, 

co.  Somerset,  V.    Arthur,  Springfield,  Essex. 

Arthur,  Clopton,  co.  Somerset.    Arthur,  Gla- 

nomera,  co.  Clare  ;  quartering  Butler. 

Rocks  see  Chess-rooks  and  Stones 
Roundles 

Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two 

roundles  and  in  base  a  crescent  counterchanged. 

Britten. 

....Bezants 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  bezants  and  in  base 

a  lion  ramp.  or.    Laidlaw. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  bezants  and  in 

base  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  or.    Ismaye. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  bezants  and  in 

base  a  griffin's  head  erased  or.     Garton,  V. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  bezants  and  in 

base  a  griffin's  head  erased  or.     Blackett,  co. 

Somerset.  Blanchard,  co.  Somerset,  Collinson, 

Somerset,  i,  139;  co.  Wilts;   and   Grimsargh 

Hall,  co.  Lancaster.     Garton,  Suffolk. 
....Ogresses 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  ogresses  and  in 

base  a  cross  croslet  of  the  second.     Walford. 

Welford,    co.    Hereford.       Willesford     or 

Willford,  Wosterton,  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  ogresses  and  in 

base  a  fish  gu.     Oliver. 
....  Plates 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  two  plates.     Oates, 

Perran  Zabuloe,  and  St.  Agnes,  Cornwall. 
Roundles 
Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roundles 

counterchanged.    Rich,  co.  Lancaster. 
Quarterly  or  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roundles 

each  charged  with  a  lion  ramp,  counterchanged. 

Rich. 

....  Bezants 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bezants.    Hotoft. 
Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  bezants  on 

each  a  3-foil  slipped  vert.     Anthony  Walker, 

co.  York;  granted  1563,  W.  Walker,  Compton 

Basset,  co.  Wilts. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Roundles  cont.  Bezants  cont. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants.  Abbetot,  co. 
Warwick.  Hope,  Deepdene,  Surrey ;  a  branch 
of  Hope,  Kerse,  Baronetcy  1672,  extinct  . . . .  ; 
derived  from  Hope,  Craighall,  and  Pinkie,  co. 
Fife;  Baronetcy  1628.  Hope,  Netley,  co.  Salop, 
quartering  Edwardes.  Huttolfe,  Essex. 
Jenings,  V*.    Otoft,  V.    Otost. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bezants  within  a  bordure 
or.  Hope,  London,  quartering  Williams. 
Hope,  Rankeillor,  Scotland. 

Bendy  az.  and  arg.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants. 
Columbers,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  264. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bezants.  Bacy. 
Golden,  Gainsborough,  co.  Lincoln.  Golding, 
Suffolk,  V.  Golding,  Essex;  Cavendish,  and 
Postingford,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pierced  bezants. 
Knolle  or  Knolls. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants.  Ankers  or 
Annees,  co.  Chester.  Anners.  Sr.  Thomas 
Anvers,  co.  Chester,  V.  An  vers  or  Anvery. 
Avery,  Wells,  co.  Somerset ;  quartering  az.  a 
ram's  head  cabossed  arg.  attired  or,  Harl.  MS. 
1385.  Bevell,  co.  Huntingdon.  Bevtle. 
Bevtll,  V.  Garton,  co.  York.  Golding, 
Maiden  Erlegh,  co.  Berks;  Halsted,  Essex; 
Suffolk;  and  Norfolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  paly  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  betw.  three 
bezants  each  charged  with  a  lapwing  of  the 
third.    Kitchin,  Meales,  co.  Lancaster. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bezants.    Byshe. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  bezants.     Beurle. 

Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief 
three  bezants  and  in  base  a  crescent  of  the 
third.  Codon  or  Codun,  Suffolk.  The  cres- 
cent or.     Codun,  Suffolk,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev betw.  three  bezants.    Pellouer, 

Cornwall. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants.  Laidlaw. 
Pell,  co.  Hants. 

Vert  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants.  Green, 
Suffolk. 

Fountains 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fountains.  Sykes, 
Kirk  Ella,  co.  York ;  descended  through  Sykes, 
Sykes  Dyke,  Cumberland,  from  Sykes,  Sled- 
raere,  co.  York,  Baronetcy  28  March  1783. 
(Assumed  by)  Sikes,  ChauDtry  House,  Newark, 
co.  Nottingham,  quartering  Burton  and  Cham- 
bers. 

....  Golpes 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  golpes.     Glenham. 

....  Hurts 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.   betw.  three   hurts.      Reneu. 

Russell,  co.  Northampton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hurts  within  a  bordure 

az.   charged    with    as    many    fleur-de-lis    or. 

Bruzead. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hurts  each  charged  with 

a  fret  of  the  first.     Gratwick,  Ham,  Surrey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts.     Sire  Richard 

de  Bascrevile,  N.     Water  de  Baskervil,  E. 

Sir  Richard  Baskervile,  I.    Baskervile,  co. 

Hereford,  and  co.  Warwick.     Baskervill,  V. 

Sir  Ralph  Baskervill.     Baskerville,  Eardis- 

ley  Castle,  co.  Hereford  ;  the  heiress  m.  Talbot. 

Baskerville,  Lawton,  and  Pickthorn, co.  Salop  ; 

Netherwood,  Goodrest,  Aberedow.andLambedr. 

Baskervyle,  Old  Withington,  and  Gayton,  co. 

Chester.    Beverly.    Lucas. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Roundles  cont.  Hurts   cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts  within  a  bor- 
dure compony  az.and  of  the  first.  Baskerville, 
Pontrilas,  co.  Hereford,   1730. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hurts  each  charged 
with  an  escallop  of  the  first.     Dacres,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  hurts 
each  charged  with  a  lion's  gamb  erased  of  the 
first.     Hoogan,  Castleacre,  Norfolk. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  hurts.  Clepole,  Nar- 
borough,  co. Nottingham.  James  Clepole,  Nor- 
bourne,  co.  Northampton ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 
....  Ogresses 

Arg.    a     chev betw.     three     ogresses. 

GOODENOUGH. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses.  Barfoot, 
Midlington  Place,  co.  Hants.  Barfoot  or 
Barford.  Bereford  or  Borefeld,  V. 
Berford.  Borefeild.  John  Borefeld,  Y. 
Monsire  de  Borstle,  Y. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  each  charged 
with  an  escallop  of  the  first.    Dacres,  V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  each  charged 
with  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first.  Stonyng,  Lich- 
field, V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses.  Beverley, 
co.  Derby,  V.  Culey,  co. Nottingham.  Myrton, 
Cambo,  Fife,  Scotland.  Oulane,  co.  York. 
PLACE,Yngton,  Cornwall,  V.  Playse.  Singleton 
or  Shingleton,  co.  York.  Singleton,  Brock- 
hall,  co.  Lancaster.  Sr.  Henry  Vane,  V.  And 
with  over  the  point  of  the  chev.  a  crescent  for 
diff.  counterchanged.     Myreton,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  gu.    Bray,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses. 
Creting,  Suffolk. 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses. 
Gratwich  or  Grotwick. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  gu.    Bray. 

Plates 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  plates  each 
charged  with  a  martlet  sa.  Nicholas  Heath, 
Bishop  of  Rochester  1540,  Worcester  1544, 
Archbishop  of  York  1555-60. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erra.  betw.  three  plates  each 
charged  with  a  3-foil  slipped  vert.  Walker, 
Killingbeck,  Leeds,  and  Wilsick,  co.  York. 
Walker,  co.  York;  granted  12  March  1554; 
confirmed  12  June  1562. 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  plates  each  charged 
with  an  erm.  spot  gu.    Cozens. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  <  plates.  Anwris. 
Baa,  co.  Bedford.  Bacey.  Basse.  Beasley. 
Befils.  Besill.  Besills,  V*.  Besils,  V. 
Dister.  Dunholme.  Mader  Gloddaith. 
Griffith  ap  Rhys,  Gloddoeth,  Cryddyn ;  the 
heiress  m.  Howel  ap  Evan  Vychan.  Stormyn. 
Sturmyn,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  plates  over  all  a  fess 
az.    Hadley.    Hardly. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  plates.     Bocie. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  plates.     Robart. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw. 
three  plates.  Woolhouse,  Glapwell,  co.  Derby ; 
granted  1611;  Harl.  MS.  1093,  fo.  111. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  a  chev.  engr.  erminois  betw. 
three  plates.  Worlhouse  ;  granted  9  Febru- 
ary 1611  to  Robert,  son  of  Anthony  Wolhouse 
Woolhowse  or  Woodhouse,  Glapwell,  co. 
Derby;  Harl.  MS.  1486,  fo.  57  ;  1537,  fo.  104. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


465 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Roundles  cont.  Plates  cont. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  plates.  Sr.  Henry 
Stoner,  V.  The  plates  each  charged  -with 
a  palet  gu.  Docwra,  U.  Dockwray,  Foul- 
borne,  co.  Cambridge,  1619.  But  with  a  pile. 
Docwra. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  plates. 
Dockwray.  The  plates  each  charged  with  a 
palet  gu.  Docwra,  Puttridge,  co.  Hertford. 
Docwra,  Ashmol.  MS.  Wood  F  33,  fo.  96.  But 
with  a  pile.     Docwra. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  plates  each  charged 
with  a  cross  patty  gu.  Berry  or  Bury,  Bury, 
co.  Lancaster.  The  chev.  engr.  Berrey  or 
Berry,  Teddington,  co.  Bedford.  Burye,  Bed- 
ford, 1566. 

Vert  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  plates.    Pollen,  V. 
....Pomeis 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  pomeis.  Bloer, 
London.     HeDry  Felde,  V.    Field.    Fild. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  pomeys  on  each  a 
hind  lodged  of  the  first.    William  Tillesley, 
Burham,  co.  Buckingham,  V. 
...  .Torteaux 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  torteaux.  Andreu  de 
Bascervile,  F;  or  Baskervile,  E.  Baskervill, 
V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux.  Walter  de 
Bascrevile,  B.  Baskervile,  co.  Glou- 
cester ;  co.  Hereford ;  and  co.  Hertford.  Joan  de 
Baskervile,  E;  F.  Beberbort,  Cornwall. 
Bennett.  Beverley,  Cornwall.  Blake. 
Bouele.  Sr.  Richard  Capell,  V.  Sir  Richard  de 
CAPELE^ZfarJ.iLrS.eiST.CAPELL^o.  Hereford. 
Sire  Richard  Capell  or  de  Capill,  L;  or  de 
CaplEj.W.  Cromwell.  CRUCHLEYorCRUTCHLEY. 
Etclum,  V.  Glenham.  Ribo.  Richard  Riboo, 
Newbiggyng,  P;  or  Rybo,  Y.  Sherard, Harl. 
MS.  6829,  fo.  49.  Sherard  or  Glemham,  V. 
Sherard,  Baron  Harborough  1714,  Earl  1719, 
extinct  1859,  Baron  Sherard  1627.  Sherrard. 
Wipston  or  Wlxton.    De  Wixton  or  Wyxton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux  a  label  of 
four  points  az.    Sherrard,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux.  Blair, 
Balthyock,  co.  Perth.  Mertodn,  That  Ilk. 
And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.    Blair,  Lethenty. 

Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux. 
Blair,  Inchira. 

Arg.  a  chev.  invecked  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux. 
Blair,  Overbury. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  within  a 
bordure  of  the  second.     Blair,  Balmill. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  each  charged 
with  an  escallop  of  the  first.  Henry  Dacres, 
Malfeld,  co.  Stafford;  and  London,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  wavy  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux.  Blair, 
France. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  torteaux. 
Singleturne,  Salisbury ;  and  Isle  of  Wight. 

Erm.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux.  Cornelius. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  torteaux  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  vert.    Claypoole  or  Cleypool. 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux.  Beanley  or 
Beawley.  Beurle,  V.  Beurley,  V*. 
Beverley,  Cornwall,  V.  Bewelle.  Bovile. 
Gleman  Glemham  or  Glenham,  Suffolk. 
Glemham,  Suffolk,  V.  Henry  Glemham,  Bi- 
shop of  St.  Asaph  1667-70. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  each  charged 
with  an  escallop  arg.  Dacres,  Cheshunt,  co. 
Hertford ;  and  London. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Roundles  cont.  Bezants 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  five  bezants  two  and  three. 
Codd  or  Codde, Ireland,  but  ?  Az.  the  chev.  arg. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  five  bezants  two  and  three. 
Cud,  Ireland.    And  with  a  label  of  five  points 
arg.     Cood,  Ireland. 

Ogresses 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  five  ogresses.     Coodd,  Ire- 
land, Lansdowne  MS.  255,  fo.  27. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  five  ogresses  two  one  and 
two.    Codd.     Codde,  Ireland,  V. 
....  Torteaux 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  five  torteaux.    Etclun. 
....Ogresses 

Arg.  a  chev betw.  six  ogresses  three  two  and 

one.     Cod,  Ireland. 

....Plates 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  six  plates.    Stormyn. 

. . .  .Bezants 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  eight  bezants.    Zouch. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  nine  bezants  three  two 
one  two  and  one.    Sir  Oliver  Zouch,  co.  Lei- 
cester, V.    Zouche,  V*. 
....  Plates 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  nine  plates.    Dewe,  Kent. 

....  Torteaux 
Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  nine  torteaux.    Bovile. 

....Bezants 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  ten  bezants.    Deen,  Kent, 

V.     Mounsyer  John  Popham,  quartering  arg. 

on  a  chief  gu.  a  bezant  betw.  two  buck's  heads 

cabossed  or;  T.    South.    Zouch. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  ten  bezants  four  two  one 

two  and  one.    South.    Zouch,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  ten  bezants  four  two  one 

two  and  one.    Zouch. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  bezants.     Sire  Oliver  la 
Souche,  At.    Zouch. 
Rowell  see  Mullet 
Saddles 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  manage  saddles  complete 
or.    Company  of  Saddlers,  London. 
Sails 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  windmill  sails  crosswise 

arg.    Milnes,  Scotland. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  windmill  sails  crosswise  or. 
Milnes,  Ashford,  Fryston   Hall   and  Bawtry 
Hall,  co.   Derby,    quartering    Wilson,    Poole, 
Pemberton,  Busk,  Rodes,  and  Rich ;  and  Great 
Houghton,  co.  York.  And  with  a  mullet  for  diff. 
Milnes  ;  Baronetcy  1801,  extinct  1839. 
Saltires 
Arg.  a  chev.    erm.    betw.    three    saltires     arg. 

Grenewood,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  125. 
Arg.   a  chev.  betw.  three  saltires   gu.     Acton, 

Acton,  co.  Warwick. 
Arg.  a  chev.  plain  betw.  three  saltires  engr.  gu. 
Holt,    Brereton,    co.    Chester.      Holte,   V. 
Houlte,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  25. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  saltires   engr.  sa. 

Paternoster,  co.  Salop. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  saltires  engr.  sa.  a 

bordure  az.    Paternoster,  Harl.  MS.  1404, 

fo.  125. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  saltires  sa.     Nantelen. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.    three   saltires    couped    arg. 

Cromer,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  saltires  or.    Cromer. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  saltires  engr.  or.    Crome. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  saltires  gu.    Stafford,  V*. 

Stafford,  Sydenham,  co.  Devon ;  granted  by 

B orough .  Stafford,  Monkwearmouth,  D urh am . 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Saltires  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  saltires  sa.    Nanstalen. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  saltires  arg. 
Greenwood,  co.  Derby ;  co.  York ;  Castleton, 
Greenwood,  and  Norton  Bruin,  co.  Oxford ; 
and  Brookwood  Park,  co.  Hants.  Greenwood, 
Burgh  Castle,  Suffolk. 
Scythes 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  scythes  or.     Cophurst. 
Shackles 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  shacklebolts  arg. 
Anderton,  Euxton,  and  Ince,  co.  Lancaster, 
quartering  Ince  ;  descended  from  Anderton, 
Anderton,  co.  Lancaster,  Harl.  MS.  1468,  fo. 
42  b,  and  96. 
Ships 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sterns  of  ships  arg.  Duke, 
Suffolk. 
Spades 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  half  spades  sa. 
Standelfe,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  half  spades  arg.  Gardener, 
V.    Standiffe. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spades  arg.     Gardner, 
co.  Somerset. 
Spectacles 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pairs  of  spectacles  arg. 
Stormyn.    Sturmyn,  V;  and  Harl.  MS.  1386. 
Spears 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  salmon  spears  sa. 
Glinne,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spears  sa.  points  az. 
Mordant. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  tilting  spears  or. 
Spearman. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  broken  spears  erect 
or  headed  arg.  Spearman,  Eachwick;  derived 
like  Spearman,  Thornley,  and  Old  Acres,  Dur- 
ham, the  heiresses  m.  Fenwick,  Wilkinson, 
Swinburne,  and  Bewicke;  from  Spearman,  Pres- 
ton.    Spearman,  Dunnington,  co.  Salop. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  half  spears  splintered 
or  headed  arg.  Pennyman,  Ormsby,  co.  York  ; 
Baronetcy  22  February  1663 :  and  Marske,  co 
York;  Baronetcy  6  May  1628-43;  extinct  22 
August  1643. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (?  heads  of)  eel-spears  arg. 
Stratele  or  Stratley.    Stretele. 
Spheres 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  mounds  and 
in  base  a  talbot  pass.  or.    Davis,  Bristol. 
Spindles 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spindles  of  silk  sa.  Dardas. 

Arg.   a  chev.   betw.  three   wharrow-spindles  sa. 
Trefusis,  Cornwall.   Trefusis,  Baron  Clinton. 
Sprigs 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bunches  of  ashenkeys 
ppr.    Estwrey. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bunches  of  ashenkeys 
vert.    Ashford,  Cornwall. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  or.      ?  Bohantred. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  hazel  sprigs  vert. 
Baldwin. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  sprigs  of  (mallow,  V*, 
but  ?  nettle)  leaves  arg.     Malherbe,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  rose  branches  slipped 
gu.  leaved  vert.  Coup,  Essex;  and  co.  Nor- 
thampton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  gu.  and  of  the  first 
betw.  three  rosebranches  slipped  gu.  leaved 
vert.  Deacons,  co.  Bedford ;  co.  Buckingham  ; 
and  co.  Warwick. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Sprigs  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  oak  branches  ppr. 

Baldwin,    co.    Cork.        The    chev.    ermines. 

Baldwin,  Wilton,  Beaconsfield,  co.  Buckingham. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  oak  slips  or.  Hawkins, 

co.  Devon. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  oak  slips  within  a 

bordure  engr.  (or  sometimes)    arg.     Amidas, 

London. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  oak  branches  each 

with  three  acorns  and  four  leaves  slipped  or 

tied  with  a  wreath  (or  fillet)  within  a  bordure 

engr.  of  the  last.     Robert  Amedas,  London,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  oak  slips  acorned 

ppr.    Amades,  Plymouth,  co.  Devon.    Amedas, 

1730. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  palm  branches  or.  Arnald 

or  Arnauld. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  teazels  slipped  ppr. 

Bowden. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  teazles  stalked  and 

leaved  ppr.    Fulham. 
Spurs 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  spurs  and  in 

base  a  battleaxe  az.  shaft  or.       Connell  or 

Connely. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  spurs  az.     Connel  or 

Connell,  Ireland. 
Squares 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  carpenter's  squares  points 

to  the  sinister  gu.     Sydall  alias  Digby.    Elias 

Sydall,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1731,  Gloucester 

1731-33. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  carpenter's  squares  sa. 

Athow,  V*.   Atlow,  1730.    Atlowe,  Harl.  MS. 

1386,  fo.  95 ;  and  V,  points  dexter. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mason's 

squares  counterchanged.     Mason. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  carpenter's  squares  points 

to  the  dexter  arg.      Athowe,  Brysley,  Norfolk. 
Staves 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  truncheons  each  held  in 

a    sinister    hand    couped    at    the    wrist     or. 

Stevenson. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  flag-staves  ppr. 

Hawke. 
Arg.    a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three    crosiers    .... 

Thompson-College. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  measuring  yards  gu. 

Inereis  Ineeys  or  Inrys. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pilgrim's  staves  each  sup- 
porting a  pouch   (or  palmer's  scrip)  sa.  gar- 
nished or.   Tasborough  or  Tasbrough,  South- 

elmam,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  measuring  yards  sa.  Yard. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  palmer's  staves  and 

scrips  sa.  garnished  (gu.  another)  or.     Palmer, 

Castle   Lackin,   co.   Mayo ;  Kenure   Park,   co. 

Dublin,  etc. ;  Baronetcy  1777. 
Az.    a    chev.    betw.    three    quarter    staffs    arg. 

LONGSTAFF. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  batons  (another 
billets)  or.  James  Usher  or  Ussher,  Bishop 
of  Meath  1621,  Archbishop  of  Armagh  1625, 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  1641-55.  The  chev.  or. 
Usher,  Dublin,  Harl.  MS.  1425,  fo.  220. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  measuring  yards  arg. 
Yard  or  Yeards,  Kent ;  and  co.  Stafford. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cross  staves  (another, 
hammers)  or.     Soame. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  yards  erect  or.  Yard, 
Yard,  co.  Devon.     Yard  or  Yeards. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Staves  cont. 

Gu.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  pastoral  staves  or. 
Abbey  of  Premonstratensian  Canons  at  Torre, 
co.  Devon,  Ashmol.  MS.  763. 

Or  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  batons  palewise  az. 
James  Usher,  Bishop  of  Meath  1621,  Arch- 
bishop of  Armagh  1025,  Bishop  of  Carlisle 
1641-56. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  batons  (or  billets)  erm. 
Usher. 

Stirrups 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stirrups  pendent  on  as 
many  palmer's  staves  sa.  Tasborough  or 
Tasbrough,  Southelmam,  Suffolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stirrups  with  leathers  or 
within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  charged  with  eight 
torteaux.     Gifford,  Barony  30  January  1824. 

Gu.   a  chev.   betw.  three  stirrups  leathered  or. 
Skiddy,  Ireland. 
Stones 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  flagstones  sa.  Company 
of  Paviours,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  (?  sa.)  betw.  three  (?  stones)  of 
the  first  each  held  in  a  dexter  hand  sa. 
Stevenson,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  rocks  (another  chessrooks) 
arg.    Spureock. 

Or  a  chev.  quarterly  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three  flint- 
stones  of  the  last.  Stone,  Lechlade,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

Or  a  chev.  quarterly  az.  and  purp.  betw.  three 
flintstones  of  the  second.  Stone,  co.  Glou- 
cester, Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  96. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  flintstones  arg. 
Stone,  V. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  flintstones  arg.  Flint, 
Scotland. 

Stonebills  see  Nails 
Suns 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  suns  gu.     Ranson. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  suns  in  splen- 
dour ppr.    Alderson. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  suns  or.  Hinson,  co. 
Devon;  and  co.  Gloucester. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  suns  or  within  a  bordure 
erm.  Henson  or  Hinson  afterwards  Powell, 
Fulham,  Middlesex ;  and  Pengethley,  co.  Here- 
ford ;  Baronetcy  1661-81;  the  heiress  m.  Wil- 
liams. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  suns  arg.  Waltham, 
Keene,  co.  Devon.     Sr.  John  Waltham,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  suns  in  splendour. 
John  de  Waltham,  Bishop  of  Salisbury  1388-95. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  suns  in  splendour 
arg.    Waltham. 
Sword 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  a  flaming  sword 
fesswise  ppr.  hilt  and  pomel  gold  and  in  base 
a  castle  arg.  masoned  sa.  portcullis  gu. 
M'Kindlay. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  in  the  dexter 
chief  a  dagger  in  bend  transfixing  a  heart  with 
in  the  sinister  a  lion's  face  discharging  water 
and  in  base  a  crescent  counterchanged. 
Dudgeon,  Leith. 
Swords 

Az.achev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  swords  blades  wavy 
palewise  and  in  base  a  castle  arg.  Mackennal, 
Cloverbank ;  and  Merk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dirks  az.  hilted  or  with  those 
in  chief  pointing  downward.  Glashan,  Scotland. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Swords  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  dirks  palewise  az. 

hilted  and  pomelled  or.     M'Glashan,  Scotland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swords  point  downwards 

each  supporting  a  purse   (or  pouch)   sa.  the 

pomels  and  tassels  or.    Tasborough,  Suffolk. 
Az.   a   chev.   betw.    three   daggers   blades   wavy 

pointing  downward  arg.     Cleather,  St.  Clea- 

ther,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  daggers  the  blades  ppr. 

pomel  gold  each  passing  through   a  griffin's 

head  couped  or.    Bawden. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  daggers  palewise  of 

the  second  hilted  and  pomelled  gold  each  pass- 
ing through  a  wolf's  head  or.    Skene,  Fintray, 

Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  daggers  ....  each 

transfixing  a  heart  of  the  second.    Newle. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  swords  in  bend  sinister 

ppr.  hilt  and  pomel  in  chief  or  each  passing 

through  a  heart  arg.    Newte. 
Gu.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  swords 

palewise  arg.  hilts  and  pomels  or.     Kinross, 

Scotland. 
Sa.   a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swords   erect   arg. 

Balliawle,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swords  erect  arg.  hilted 

gold.    Bellewell. 
Tails 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  beaver's  tails  erect 

ppr.    Lewes,  Fossendon-in-Bleane,  Kent. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ermine   spots   sa. 

Jerard,  Samford,  co.  Somerset ;  seal  9  Henry  V; 

Visitation,  Somerset,  Harl.  MS.  1385.    Jerard 

or  Jerrard. 
Arg.  a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three    ermine    spots. 

Potter,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ermine  spots  sa.    Bant, 

Cornwall. 

Teasel  see  Sprig 
Tents 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  royal  tents  sa.    Tinten, 

St.  Tudy,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tents  arg.    Maybank. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tents  arg.  Tenton,  V,  and 

Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  94.   Tenton,  Norfolk,  1716. 
Tops 
....    a  chev betw,  three    pegtops    .... 

Topclyff,  in  church  at  Topcliffe,  co.  York,  1391. 
Trees,  etc. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  two  scrogs  in  chief  and  a 

man's  heart  in  base  arg.  Scroggie  or  Scrogie. 
Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  two  scrogs  (i.  e.  branches 

without  leaves)  in  chief  and  a  man's  heart  in 

base  ppr.    Scrogie,  Scotland. 
Arg.    a    chev.    betw.    three    stocks   raguly    gu. 

Trevennard. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  stumps  of  trees 

eradicated  and  erased  ppr.    Grove,  Shenston 

Park,  co.  Stafford ;  quartering  arg.  on  a  chev. 

betw.  three  mullets  gu.  as  many  estoiles  or. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stumps  of   trees   or. 

Skewis,  Cury,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.Denzell. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  stocks  of  trees  era- 
dicated sa.    Rutter,  Exeter,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  willow  trees  ppr. 

Willis,  Dean  of  Worcester,  ob.  1596. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  trees  ppr.  fructed  of 

the  second.    Rodick,  Gateacre  and  Woodclose, 

co.  Westmoreland.    The  trees  called  rodey  (or 

rowan')  i.  e.  mountain-ash.    Rodie,  Liverpool, 

quartering  arg.  three  escallops  gu. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  wi thin.... cont. 

Trees,  etc.  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  oak  trees  eradicated 

vert.     Spotswood,  That  Ilk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  pean  betw.  three  hollen  brushes 
fructed  ppr.      Bushnan,  London;   and   Strat- 
ford, Essex;  granted  13  November  1784;  quar- 
tering Hills  and  Lloyd. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hawthorn  trees  ppr. 
Thornton,  Some,  co.  Cambridge;  Windham, 
Norfolk;  and  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  trees  vert.    Darroch. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  trees  eradicated  or. 

Sr.  John  Trewyn,  V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  oak  trees  or.    Mosman, 

Auchtefardell,  Scotland. 
Az.   a  chev.  betw.    three    trees    eradicated    or. 

Teewyn,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  trees  eradicated  or. 

Pyne,  V*. 
Sa.   a  chev.  betw.  three    hawthorn    trees    arg. 
Teeffey,  Treffry,  and  Place,  Cornwall;  quar- 
tering   Boniface ;     a     heiress     m.     Trefusis. 
Teeffry,  Rooke,  St.  Kew;   the  heiresses  m. 
Toller  and  Austen. 
Tressure 
Arg.  a  chev.  within  a  double  tressure  flory  coun- 
terflory  gu.    Fleming,  New  Court,  Skibbereen, 
Ireland.  Fleming,  Brompton  Park,  Middlesex. 
Gu.  a  chev.  within  a  double  tressure  flory  coun- 

terflory  arg.     Fleeming,  Scotland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  embattled  within  a  double  tressure 
flory  counterfiory  arg.     Fleeming,  Fern,  Scot- 
land. 
Or  a  chev.  within  a  double  tressure  counterfiory 
gu.    Fleeming. 
Trivets 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.betw.  three  trivets  az.  Baskervill. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  trivets  sa.    Trivett. 

Tabs  or  Tuns 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tuns  gu.    Button,  co. 

Glamorgan. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  (tuns  or)  barrels 
standing  on    their    bottoms    sa.    hooped    or. 
Norton,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  barrels  sa.    Company  of 

"Vintners,  1716. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tuns  sa.  fire  issuing  from 

the   bungholes  ppr.    Inkledon  or  Inkleton, 

Buckland,  co.  Devon.  Inkeldon  and  Inkledon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  tuns  sa.  fire  issuing 

from  thebungholes ppr.  Incleden  orlNGLETON. 

lNCLEDON,Incledon  in  Braunton,co. Devon;  the 

heiress  m.  Webber.  Incledon,  Yeotown  House, 

in  Goodleigh,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  tuns   sa.  hooped    or. 

Norton. 
Az.   a  chev.  betw.   three    tubs    (half-tuns)    or. 

John  Saint-Albon,  V. 
Sa.   a  chev.  betw.  three  tuns  arg.        Filpott. 

Philpot. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three   (barrels   or)  tuns  arg. 
Company  of  Vintners,  London,   Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10. 

Wedges  see  Nails 
Weel  see  Basket 
Wells 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wells  gu.     Christie. 
Arg.  a   chev.  sa.   betw.  three  round   wells   gu. 

Cristy,  V*.    Crysty,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three   wells  sa.      Christie. 
Chrystie.    Cristy. 


1  CHEVRON   betw.  or  within cont. 

Wells  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  round  wells  arg.   Tipper, 
Tippers,  co.  Kildare,  Harl.  MS.  1441. 
Wheels 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels  gu. 

Wiakd,  Wiard,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels  gu. 
William  Smith,  Bishop  of  Lichfield  (1491,  Lin- 
coln 1496-1514),  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three   Catharine  wheels   sa. 
Fablye.    Faslake,  V.    Wheelock,  Wbeelock, 
co.  Chester. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cartwheels  vert.   Carter, 

London ;  granted  1612. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels 

arg.    Aselocke  or  Aslake,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels  arg. 

Stormey. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels  or. 

Hastake. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels  arg. 
Aslack  Aslake  or  Asloke,  Holme,  Norfolk. 
Ashlock,  as  quartered  by  Bennett.  Aslake, 
Norfolk,F.  Asselock.  Haslack.  LANEY.Pulham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels  arg. 

Haslack. 
Sa.  a  chev.   betw.  three    Catharine    wheels    or. 
Charles  Dodgson  or  Dodson,  Bishop  of  Ossory 
1765,  Elphin  1775-95. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  four  Catharine  wheels 
three  in  chief  and  one  in  base  arg.  Caetweight, 
Brimley  House,  West  Teignmouth,  co.  Devon  ; 
granted  .... 
Wings 
Arg.  a   chev.    betw.    three    sinister    wings    gu. 

Amsden  or  Amsdon. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wings  or.     Michell. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  wings  arg.    Sr.  Tho- 
mas Nanfant,  V. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  dexter  wings  arg. 
Nanphan,     Bruch     Norton,     co.     Worcester. 
Nanfan  or  Nanphan.  The  wings  displ.  Nanfan, 
Nanfan,   Cornwall.      Nanfan,   Trethewell,  St. 
Evall,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Trenowith. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  wings  or.   Nanfant. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pairs  of  wings  conjoined 

and  endorsed  or.    Reve. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pair  of  wings  in  lure  or. 
East. 

Woolpacks  see  Packs 
Wreaths 
Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  chaplets  gu.   Holme, 

Huntington,  co.  York. 
Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  fimbriated  sa.  betw.  three  chap- 
lets  of  flowers  gu.    Boeowe. 
Arg.    a    chev.    gu.    betw.    three     chaplets     az. 

Beudenell. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets  gu.     Asheton, 
Hampton  Court.     Asheton  or  Ashton,  (Crof- 
ton,  co.  Lancaster)  and  Askyton,  co.  Lancaster. 
Asheton,  Crofton,  co.  Lancaster,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D 10.  Ashton,  F*,  and  co.  Lancaster,]?". 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  chaplets  gu.  Asheton 
or  Ashton  (Crofton,  co.  Lancaster)  and  Askyton, 
co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets  sa.     Ceoxfoed. 
Fitz-Watee,      co.     York.        Lakenlich    or 
Lakingleech. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  voided  erm.  betw.  three  chaplets 

gu.    Borough. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wreathed  chaplets  sa. 
Sir  Richard  de  Hoo,  Kent,  V. 


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469 


1  CHEVEON  betw.  or  within.... con*. 

"Wreaths  cont. 

Arg.  a  cbev.  sa.  betw.  three  chaplets  of  the  second 
flowered  gu.  Lackingbich,  V*.  Lakinlich,  V*. 
Lakyngliche,  V. 

Az.  a  cbev.  arg.  betw.  three  chaplets  or.  Hall, 
co.  Devon,  W.    Hull,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  chaplets  or. 
Clotworthy,  Ireland.  Clotworthy,  Clot- 
worthy,  co.  Devon.  Hall,  V*;  and  co.  So- 
merset.   Halle,  V,  co.  Somerset,  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wreathed  chaplets  tied 
arg.     Maynes,  V. 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets 
counterchanged.    Yarborough,  co.  York,  1716. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets 
counterchanged.  Yarborough,  Heslington 
Hall,  co.  York;  quartering  Hesketh;  descended 
from  Yarborough  or  Yerburgh,  Yarbo- 
rough, and  Wilmsby,  co.  Lincoln.  Yarburgh, 
V.  And  with  a  crescent  ....  Yarborough, 
North  Carlton,  co.  Lincoln. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets  arg.  Buckle, 
Burgh,  Westmoreland;  and  Nork  House,  Sur- 
rey. Sir  Cuthbert  Buckle,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London,  1579;  granted  by  Cooke,  W.  Buckle, 
New  Hall,  co.  Haddington  ;  and  Rogate  Lodge, 
Sussex.    Mallet,  co.  Buckingham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  chaplets  or.  Hall, 
Bassam,  Norfolk;  and  co.  Oxford,  W. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  wreathed  chaplets 
twisted  and  tied  az.  and  of  the  second.  Bury,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  chaplets  or. 
Clotworthy  ;  quartered  by  Skeffington. 

Yards  see  Staves 

1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . . . 

Banner 
Arg.  a  chev.  embattled  az.  betw.  three  suns  gu. 

in  chief  a  banner  of  the  second  charged  with  on 

a  canton  as  the  first  a  cross  like  the  third.  Ewing. 
(Beast)  Dog 
Arg.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  martlets  and  in  chief  a 

talbot  pass.  sa.    Talbot. 

Lion 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  and  in 

chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  arg.    Mablethorpe. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg.  in  chief 

a  lion  pass.  or.    Mablethorpe. 
Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  and  in 

chief  alion pass.  or.  THETOFT.Boston.co.Lincoln. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or  in  chief 

a  lion  pass.  arg.  Wyrrall,  Barnwood,  Bicknor, 

and  Wirrall,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  and  in 

chief  a  lion  pass.  or.    Hondon,  Lincoln. 
Canton 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bulls  pass,  and  a  canton 

sa.    Sutton. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cormorants  sa.  a  canton 

gu.    William  Warburton,  Bishop  of  Glouces- 
ter 1760-79. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  (ravens,  V*)  herons 

sa.    a    canton    barry    of   eight    or    and    az. 

Treheron,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  pean  betw.  a  chief   indented  and 

a  lion  ramp.  sa.  a  canton  erm.    Davis,  Ley- 

tonstone,  Essex. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three-crescents  gu.  a  canton  az. 

Pole,  Park  Hall,  in  Barlborough;  descended 

through  Pole,   Wakebridge,  co.  Derby ;    the 

heiress  m.  Morphy ;  from  Pole,  Radbourn. 


1  CHEVEON  betw.  or  within.... 

and  in  chief. ...cont. 
Canton  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  and  a  canton 

gu.    Pole,  Heage,  co.  Derby. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  a  canton 

of  the  last  within  a  bordure  erm.    Cooke. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
a  canton  az.     Davenport,  Bramall  Hall,  co. 
Chester. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed  arg.  a 
canton  erm.    Fryer,  London  ;  granted  10  April 
1572.      The  dolphins  naiant.      Fryer,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1721. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed  or 
a  canton  erm.    Frier,  St.  Martin's,  co.  Stam- 
ford ;  and  Baron,  co.  Lincoln. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  and  a  canton 
or.  Hill,  Kilmarnock,  co.  Limerick  ;  and  Done- 
raile,  co.  Cork.     Hill  alias  Hull,  Littlepipe, 
(of  the  Pipe,  W,~)  co.  Stafford ;  granted  1560. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  a  canton  or. 

Blair,  quartering  Stopford. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  broken  spears  or  a  canton 
erm.    Stafford. 
on  a  Canton  ....  Anchor 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads 
erased  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  an  anchor  or.  Cocke, 
co.  Lancaster ;  and  Cornwall. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 
sa.  on  a  canton  az.  an  anchor  or  on  the  chev.  a 
crescent  for  din".     Cock,  Plymouth,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  era- 
sed gu.  on  a  canton  az.  an  anchor  or.    Cocke, 
Plymouth. 

....  (Beast)  Lion 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  choughs  ppr.  on  a 
canton  barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  lion  ramp. 
gu.    Traherne,  Saint  Hilary,  Codriglan,  and 
Coytrehen,  co.  Glamorgan. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pelicans  vulning 
themselves  ppr.  on  a  canton  ....  a  lion  sejant 
....  and  in  chief  a  label  of  three  points  .... 
Meadows   Medewe    or   Medows,  Witnesham 
Hall,  and  Great  Bealings,  Suffolk;  quartering 
Brewster. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  storks  sa.  on  a  canton 
barry  of  seven  or  and  az.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the 
third.    Traherne  or  Treheron,  Cornwall. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  herons  or  on  a  canton 
barry  of  seven  as  the  second  and  gu.  a  lion 
ramp,  like  the  third.    John  Trehearne,  1618, 
in  St.  Saviour's  Church,  Southwark. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw. three  lozenges  or  on  a  canton 
gu.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
of  the  second.    Hyde. 

....Lions 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  or  on  a  canton  gu.  as 
many  lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  of  the  second. 
Desse.    The  chev.  engr.    Dess. 
Per  fess  or  and  az.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets 
counterchanged  on  a  canton  of  the  third  three 
lions  pass,  guard,  in  pale  as  the  first.    Lane, 
Hyde,  Bentley,  and  King's  Bromley,  co.  Staf- 
ford ;  with  more  than  thirty  quarterings. 
....(Bird)  Dove 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  sa.  on  a  canton 
of  the  second  a  dove  with  an  olive  branch  ppr. 
Walker,  co.  Leicester;  London ;  &  co.  Warwick. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  sceptres  lying  bendwise 
on  the  dexter  side  of  the  escucheon  in  pale  on 
a  canton  arg.  a  dove  with  an  olive  branch  in  its 
beak  ppr.    Tipping. 


470 


AN  OKDINAEY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. 


. .  cont. 


on  a. Canton  cont.  (Bird)  Martlet 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.   three  pilgrim's   staves  with 
scrips  hanging  to  them  sa.  garnished  or  on  a 
canton  of  the  second   a  martlet   as   the  last. 
Tasburgh,  Bodney,  Norfolk. 
....  Cross 

Per  fess  gu.  and  sa.  a  chev.  rompu  betw.  three 
griffin's  heads  erased  erm.  on  a  canton  arg.  a 
cross  potent  betw.  four  crosses  patty  or.  Allyn. 
. . .  .Escucheon 

Az.  (another  sa.)  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pe- 
licans with  wings  endorsed  or  vulned  ppr.  on  a 
canton  of  the  third  an  escucheon  gu.  charged 
with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.     Meadows. 
....  Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pinecones  vert  on  a 
canton  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Pepperell,  London. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pine  cones  vert  on 
a  canton  of  the  second  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Peperell,  Boston,  Massachusetts,  New  Eng- 
land ;  Baronetcy  1746,  extinct  1759  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Sparhawk  afterwards  Pepperell,  Baronetcy 
1774,  extinct  1816 ;  the  heiresses  m.  Hutton, 
Congreve,  and  Palmer. 

....  Fleurs-de-lis 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  laurel  leaves  ereot  arg.  on  a 
canton  per  bend  sinister  vert  and  az.  as  many 
fleurs-de-lis  or  within  an  orle  of  eight  bezants. 
Fisher  or  Fletcher,  co.  Lancaster;  London  ; 
and  Woodstock,  co.  Oxford ;  granted  26  April 
1613. 

....  Flowers 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
on  a  canton  or  a  rose  of  the  first  barbed  and 
seeded  as  the  second.    Bispham,co.  Lancaster. 
Fret 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  sa.  on  a  canton 
az.  a  fret  or.    Blake,  Twisel  Castle,  Durham  ; 
Baronetcy  1774,  quartering  Blake  and  Ayton. 
..  ..Harp 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  or  armed 
and  langued  gu.  on  a  canton  vert  a  harp  of  the 
third  stringed  arg.  Chinnery,  Flintfield,  Ire- 
land; Baronetcy  1779. 

..  ..Heads  (Deer) 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg.  on  a 
canton  erm.  a  buck's  head  erased  sa.  Strickland. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg.  on  a 
canton  erm.  a  buck's  head  erased  and  attired 
sa.  Strickland,  Boynton,  co.  York ;  Baro- 
netcy 30  July  1641. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  patty  arg.  on  a 
canton  erm.  a  stag's  head  couped  ppr. 
Strickland. 

....Hive 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  pierced  gu.  on 
a  canton  az.  a  beehive  or.     Hansard,  London. 
....Pales 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hinds  trippant  sa.  on  a 
canton  or  two  pales  gu.    Innynge. 
....  Saltire 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  sa.  on  a 
canton  or  (another,  per  saltire  or  and  arg.) 
a  saltire  vert  betw.  a  cross  croslet  in  chief  gu. 
a  lizard  (another,  a  newt)  erect  in  the  dexter 
with  a  salmon  naiant  (another,  hauriant)  in 
the  sinister  fess  point  of  the  fourth  and  a  dexter 
hand  couped  erect  in  base  gu.  Cosby,  Hermas- 
ton,  co.  Lincoln;  and  Stradbally  Hall,  Queen's 
County,  Ireland;  quartering  Sidney.  Cosby, 
Baron"  Sydney  1768,  extinct  1773. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.... 

and  in  chief..  ..cont. 
on  a  Canton  cont.  Saltire  cont. 

Per  chief  az.  and  arg.  a  chev.  wavy  gu.  betw.  in 
chief  a  thunderbolt  enclosed  by  two  mullets  or 
and  in  base  a  seahorse  in  sea  ppr.  supporting 
a  flag  of  the  third  upon  the  chief  a  canton 
gold  charged  with  a  saltire  engr.  sa.  betw.  four 
crosses  patty  of  the  second.  Thompson,  Virhees, 
Sussex;  Baronetcy  23  July  1797. 
Cantons 

Quarterly  arg.  and  gu.  (another  gu.  and  arg.)  a 
chev.  counterchanged  within  a  bordure  silver 
in  chief  two  cantons  counterchanged  and  over 
all  an  escucheon  as  the  bordure.  London  or 
Londons. 

Quarterly  or  and  az.  two  piles  meeting  in  the 
centre  point  from  the  base  (sometimes  called  a 
chev.)  counterchanged  in  chief  two  cantons 
over  all  an  escucheon  arg.  within  a  bordure  of 
the  last.  Londons,  V. 
Castles 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  martlets  and  in 
chief  three  towers  triple-towered  sa.   Webber  ; 
Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  20,  in  error. 
Chief 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  and  a  chief  sa. 
Nurse. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  a  chief 
erm.    Borne,  London  ;  and  co.  Berks. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  a 
chief  erm.  Borne.  John  Bourne,  co.  Wor- 
cester, W. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  lan- 
gued and  armed  of  the  second  a  chief  erm. 
Gilbert  Bourne,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc.  1554-69; 
confirmed  1591. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  a 
chief  ermines.  Bourne,  Wells,  co.  Somer- 
set. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lambs  pass.  arg.  a  chief 
chequy  or  and  az.  Lambert,  co.  Buckingham  ; 
and  Owton,  co.  York.  The  lambs  statant. 
Lambert,  Skipton,  in  Craven,  co.  York,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lambs  pass.  arg.  a 
chief  chequy  of  the  second  and  az.    Lambert. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  seapies  arg.  a  chief  erm. 
Sayer  or  Sayre,  Worsall,  co.  York. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  seamews  arg.  a  chief  erm. 
Sare  or  Seers,  Kent.  Sawyer,  in  St.  Se- 
pulchre's Church,  London. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  seamews  or  a  chief 
erm.    Sares,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  a  chief  eDgr. 
vert.    Brickley. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  erm.  over  all  a 
chief  dancetty  sa.  Thorton,  co.  Chester, 
Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo.  28. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  arg.  enclosed 
by  three  bees  volant  or  a  chief  of  the  last. 
Westmacott. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  a  chief 
chequy  az.  and  or.    Fitz-Andrew. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  a  chief  chequy 
az.  and  gold.    Fitz-Andrew,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a  chief  or. 
Lin acre. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  embowed 
arg.  a  chief  or.  Cobb,  Adderbury,  co.  Oxford; 
and  Sandiingham,  Norfolk ;  quartering  Floyd 
and  Langton ;  Baronetcy  1662,  extinct  1762 ; 
the  coheir  m.  Methuen.  Cobb,  Collinson, 
Somerset,  ii,  344. 


BRITISH    ARMORIALS. 


471 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within... 
and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


Chief  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  em- 
bowed  or  a  chief  of  the  last.     Cobb,  Adderbury, 

co.  Oxford;  Baronetcy  1062,  extinct  1762;  the 
heiress  m.  Methuen ;  descended   from  Cobb, 

Sandringbam,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  and  a  chief  or. 

May. 
Or   a  chev.  betw.  three  roses   and  a    chief  sa. 

Haylis,  V*. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  a  chief  of  the 

second.    Sr de  Haylis,  V. 

Sa.  a«fchev.  betw.  three  roses   arg.  a  chief  or. 

Mayo,  Middlesex. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  a  chief  in- 
dented erm.     May. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  thistles  leaved  vert  a 

chief  az.    Ennis,  Ireland. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.   three  3-foils  and  a  chief  sa. 

Moodie,  England. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils  ermines  a  chief 

gu.     Shaw,  Bristol ;  confirmed  1602. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's 

heads  couped  or  a  chief  arg.  Garstyde,  co.  York. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  elephant's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  chief  or.     Sanders,  Uxbridge,  Middle- 
sex.   The  chief  embattled  or.     Sanders,  Maid- 
stone, Kent. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  a  chief 

erm.    John  Bangor  ;  granted  1457,  W. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

ppr.  a  chief  gu.     Vivian,  V*. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

or  a  chief  per  fess  wavy  az.  and  gold.     Fox. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or 

a  chief  arg.     Fox. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg.  a 

chief   or.     Peers,  Chislehampton  Lodge,  co. 

Oxford;     quartering    Knapp.       Peers,    Lord 

Mayor  of  London  1716. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  chief  or.     Peeres. 
Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bull's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  chief  or.     Sandon,  co.  Lincoln. 
Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  arg. 

a  chief  erm.      Henry  Rowlands,   Bishop  of 

Bangor,  1598-1616. 
Arg.   a  chev.  engr.   betw.  three   griffin's  heads 

erased  and  a  chief  az.     Walden. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  and 

a  chief  or.      Jennings,  Ipsley,  co.  Warwick. 

Jennings,  Lancaster  Herald,  1485-1526. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  arg. 

a  chief  embattled  or.      Gardiner,  co.  Berks  ; 

and  co.  Buckingham. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  horseshoes  sa.  a  chief  gu. 

Locksmith. 
Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  inkmolines  sa.  a 

chief  of  the  second.     Kingsmill,  co.  Warwick. 
Arg.  crusily  botonny  fitchy  sa.  a  chev.  ermines 

betw.  three  inkmolines  and  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond.   Kingsmill. 
Arg.  crusily  fitcby  sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three 

inkmolines  of  the  second  a  chief  as  the  third. 

Kingsmill,  Aston,   co.   Gloucester;    and  Sid- 

manton,     Hants;     Baronetcy    24    November 

1800,  extinct  1823.      Kingsmill,  Hermitage, 

co.  Dublin  ;  quartering  Kingsmill. 
Arg.  crusily  titcby  sa.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three 

inkmolines    of     the    second     a    chief    erm. 

Kingsmill,  Hants. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within... 
and  in  chief. 


.  cont. 


Chief  cont. 

Or  a  chev.  (?  erm.)  betw.  three  inkmolines  and  ten 
croslets  fitcby  sa.  a  chief  ermines.  Sr.  Wil- 
liam Kingesmyll,  Hants,  V.  Kyngsmill, 
V*. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  laurel  leaves  vert  a 
chief  of  the  second.  Shabery  or  Shauberie, 
London. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  (?  hazel)  leaves  vert  a 
chief  of  the  second.  Owesle,  V.  But  holly- 
leaves.  Ouseley,  Claramount,  and  Wool- 
mers,  co.  Hertford  ;  Baronetcy  3  October  1808. 
But  oak  leaves.    Owesle,  V*. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert  a  chief  sa. 
Ouseley,  Courteen  Hall,  co.  Northampton ; 
derived  from  Shropshire. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 
erect  arg.  a  chief  and  bordure  of  the  second. 
Browne,  Essex,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  120. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.  a  chief  arg. 
Meggs,  Kent. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant  and  a 
chief  or.     Smith,  London,  1588. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  a  chief  az. 
Gamage.     (?  Betaghe,  Ireland.) 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bezants  a  chief  in- 
dented or.    Sybelles,  Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  hurts  a  chief  of  the 
second.  Hobson,  Merington,  Durham  ;  con- 
firmed 16  January  1657. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  in  chief  two  spears  of  the 
last  and  in   base  on  a  mount  a  pear  tree  ppr. 
fructed  or  a  chief  erm.     Purrier. 
on  a  Chief Anchor 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  az. 
on  a  chief  of  the  last  an  anchor  or  betw.  two 
bezants.    Walkedend,  Hadley,  Middlesex. 
....  a  xe 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  wheels  or  on  a  chief 
arg.  an  axe  fesswise  ppr.  Company  of 
Wheelwrights,  London. 

Baskets 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  baskets  or.  Witwang, 
Northumberland. 

....(Beast)    Dog 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.  on  a  chief 
az.  a  greyhound  courant  or.  Abbey  of  Augus- 
tinian  Canons  at  Missenden,  co.  Buckingham. 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  mascles  go.  on  a  chief 
sa.  a  greyhound  courant  arg.  Meggs,  Bradford 
Peverel,  co.  Dorset.  The  chev.  engr.  William 
Meggs,  London  ;  granted  4  June  1579,  W. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  on  a  chief  in- 
dented of  the  second  a  greyhound  in  full 
course  sa.    Sibesden,  Essex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bezants  a  chief  in- 
dented or  charged  with  a  greyhound  in  full 
course  sa.    Selesdon. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bezants  on  a  chief  or 
a  talbot  courant  sa.  Selesdon  or  Sillesden, 
Finchley,  Middlesex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bezants  on  a  chief 
engr.  or  a  talbot  courant  sa.  Sillesden, 
V*.   Thomas  Silisdon,  Finchingfeld,  Essex,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  bezants  on  a  chief 
engr.  or  a  talbot  pass.  sa.    Silyden,  Essex. 

Gu.  a  chev.  vair  betw.  three  ogresses  on  a  chief 
dancetty  or  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  Eglesden, 
Essex,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  110. 


472 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief ...  .emit. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  (Beast)  Fox 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.  on  a  chief 
az.  a  fox  courant  or.      Fox,   Missenden,   co. 
Buckingham. 

....  Lion 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  plates  each  charged 
with  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi- 
lion  naissant  of  the  first  betw.  two  anchors  in 
pale  as  the  third.     Goghe,  Ireland. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  six  leopards  or  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  a  lion  pass.  gu.  holding  in  the  dexter 
paw  a  serpent.    Hunt,  Ireland. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  close  arg.  armed  or 
on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion  pass,  as  the  first. 
Goldsmith. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  on 

a  chief  or  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first.     Carnus. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goldfinches  arg.  on  a  chief 
or  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first.    Gouldsmith,  Cray- 
ford,  Kent. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  croslets  arg.  on  a  chief 
gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.  Mablethore.  Mablethorp, 
V. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.     Mapletoft,  co. 
Lincoln. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  as  the  first. 
Holden.       Houdon  or  Howdon.      The  lion 
guard.    Hondon,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  as  the  first.    Hinde, 
Bishopwearmouth,  Durham.    Hinde,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  on  a  chief 
of  the  last  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.    Overman, 
Norfolk;  and  Southwark, Surrey. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  barbed  vert 
seeded  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  betw.  two  bibles  palewise  or  clasped  and 
garnished  of  the  last  the  clasps  to  the  dexter. 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 
Or  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass.  arg.    Cooke, 
Linstead,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  erased  sa. 
and  as  augmentation  on  a  chief  wavy  gu.  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  navally  crowned  or  with  the 
word   Trafalgar    over    the    lion    of  the    last. 
Collingwood,  Barony  1805,  extinct  1810. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  arg. 
on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two  tor- 
teaux.     Gennings.    Jennyns,  Middlesex;  and 
Speachley,   co.   Worcester.      The    lion    pass, 
guard.      Jennyns,    Lancaster   Herald,    1485- 
1556,  W. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  gu.  betw.  two 
annulets  az.    Jennings. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  as 
the  first  betw.  two  torteaux.    Gedding,  V*. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  thr'ee  inkmolines  or  on  a 
chief  ai'g.  a  lion  pass.  gu.    Oliver.    Torner, 
V.      Oliver  Turner,  V.     Turner,  Wareham, 
and  Yarmouth,  Norfolk.     The  lion  holding  in 
the  dexter  foot  a  branch  of  laurel  vert.    Turner 
or  Turnor,  Halberton,  co.  Devon;  and  London. 
Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  inkmolines  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  a  lion  pass.   gu.     Turner, 
V*. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief . ...  cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  (Beast)  Lion  cont. 
Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass,  guard,  betw. 
three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.    Cobbold,  Ipswich. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  a  lion  pass.  erm.    Hinde,  co.  Cam- 
bridge. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.  on  a  chief 
of  the  first  a  lion  pass,  as  the  second.   Hyende. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  on  a  chief 
gu.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  third.    Montague.  The 
lion  pass,  of  the  second.    Montague. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  on  $  chief 
gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  second.  Montague. 
Bastian  Montaguta,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  each  charged 
with  a  talbot  or  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass,  en- 
closed by  two  crescents  of  the  first.    Alen,  St. 
Dunstan's,  co.  Kildare.    John  Alen  Allan  or 
Allen,  Archbishop  of  Dublin  1528-35. 
Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  on  a 
chief  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.    Benolt,  Ca- 
lais, V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  on  a  chief 
gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.    Egham  or  Engham,  Kent* 
The    lion    pass,    guard,    or.      Edingham    or 
Engham,  Goodneston,  Kent.     Engham,  Great 
Chard,  Kent,  V.  Engham,  quartered  by  Nourse. 
The  lion  pass,  reguard.    Hugham  or  Ingham. 

Ox 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  vert  on  a  chief  erm. 
a  bull  pass.  sa.    Cole,  Exeter,  granted  .... 
....  Squirrel 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  taus  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the 
second   a   squirrel   cracking  nuts  gu.      Taw, 
Middlesex. 

....Wolf 
Or  a  chev.  az.    betw.   three   mascles    gu.  on    a 
chief  sa.  a  wolf  courant  arg.    Thomas  Megges, 
Darnam,  co.  Cambridge,  V.    Meggs,  V*. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  a  wolf  arg.    Meggs,  Kent;  and  co. 
Cambridge. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  sa.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  a  wolf  courant  arg.      Megges  or 
Mygges,  V. 

....(Beasts)  Boars 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  on  a  chief 

....  three  boars  pass Raymond,  Collin- 

son,  Somerset,  iii,  222. 

..  ..Dogs 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  chev.   betw.  three  buck's 
heads    counterchanged   on   a   chief    gu.  two 
hounds  respectant  arg.  collared  of  the  second. 
Taylor,  Linfield,  Surrey.    Taylor,  Walton-on- 
Trent,  co.  Derby. 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's 
heads  cabossed  counterchanged  on  a  chief  gu. 
two  greyhounds  (pass.  V* )  statant  respectant 
arg.  collared  of  the  second.    Taylour,  Ling- 
feld,  Surrey,  V.    Tayloure,  V*. 
..  ..Lions 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa.  stringed 
gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  so  many  lions 
ramp,   as   the  first.    Hinchman.      The   lions 
ramp,  guard.      Henchman  or  Hinchman,  co. 
Northampton. 
Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  stringed  sa. 
on  a  chief  gu.  as  many  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 
Humphrey   Henchman,  Bishop   of  Salisbury 
1060,  London  1663-75. 


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1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief., 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Bend 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  a  bend  engr.  enclosed  by  two 
birds  (some  say  martlets)  as  the  first.  Raymond, 
Essex,  W. 

(Bird)  Cock 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  on  a  chief 
az.  a  cock  enclosed  by  two  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
of  the  firsts  Luke  Longland,  V.  The  cock  or. 
Longland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  on  a  chief 
az.  a  cock  of  the  first  enclosed  by  two  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  or.  Lucas,  Fenton,  co.  Cam- 
bridge. 

....  Crow 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  annulets  and 
in  base  a  bow  fesswise  arg.  surmounted  with  a 
pair  of  arrows  in  saltire  points  downward  or 
feathered  as  the  third  on  a  chief  like  the  fourth 
a  Cornish  chough  ppr.  enclosed  by  a  couple  of 
crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.     Lukis,  Guernsey. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  boar's 
heads  erased  sa.  on  a  chief  erminois  a  mount 
vert  thereon  a  raven  sa.  a  canton  gu.  charged 
with  a  sword  or.    Raban. 

....  Eagle 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or  in  the 
middle  chief  point  a  bezant  on  a  chief  per  fess 
gu.  and  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  counterchanged. 
Pease,  Hull,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  hedgehogs  or  on 
a  chief  arg.  the  eagle  of  Prussia  displ.  sa. 
beaked  legged  and  langued  gu.  on  the  breast 
the  cypher  F.R.  and  over  it  the  electoral  cap 
over  its  head  the  same  cap  in  the  dexter  claw 
a  sceptre  in  the  sinister  a  mound  all  or  and  on 
each  wing  a  3-foil  arg.  Harris,  Barony  1788, 
ViscountFitzharrisandEarlofMalmesburyl800. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  books  gu.  clasped  of  the 
first  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  dove  descending 
from  clouds  arg.  nimbed  and  radiated  gold. 
John  Best,  Bishop  of  Carlisle  1561-70;  granted 
by  Detbicke. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and  in 
base  a  mullet  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  an  eagle  displ. 
or.     Masterton,  Grange,  co.  Perth. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  ducally  crowned  as 
the  last.  Le  Blanc,  Middlesex;  and  Rouen, 
Normandy;  granted  1753. 

Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  lion's  gambs 
arg.  and  in  base  four  hands  conjoined  of  the 
second  on  a  chief  engr.  gold  an  eagle  displ.  sa. 
Brown,  Brandon,  co.  Warwick;  and  Richmond 
Hill,  near  Liverpool. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erect  and 
erased  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  an  eagle 
displ.  sa.  armed  and  crowned  or.  Browne, 
Weald  Hall,  Essex.  Browne,  Adlington, 
quartered  with  Clayton;  descended  through 
Browne,  Browne's  Hill,  co.  Carlow,  from 
Browne,  Wickham. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erect  and 
erased  within  a  bordure  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the 
last  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  Sir  Humfrey  Browne, 
Earl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  120.  The  eagle  crowned 
or.  Sir  Wiston  Browne,  Essex,  V.  The  bor- 
dure engr.     Browne. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  membered 
or  all  within  a  bordure  az.    Browne,  Suffolk. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief..  ..cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  (Bird)  Eagle  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  az.  on  a  chief  gu. 
an  eagle  displ.  or.  Hide,  Albury,  co.  Hertford  ; 
the  heiress  m.  Osborne. 

....  Pelican 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleur-de-lis  az.  on  a  chief 
of  the  last  a  pelican  in  her  nest  enclosed  by 
two  mullets  as  the  first.  Stevenson,  Edin- 
burgh. 

Arg.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 
on  a  chief  gu.  a  pelican  vulning  herself  en- 
closed by  two  lion's  gambs  erased  of  the  first. 
Gresham,  Norfolk.  The  pelican  close  enclosed 
by  two  lion's  legs  erased  or  armed  az.  Sir 
Richard  Gresham,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1537.  The  pelican  vulning  itself  enclosed  by 
two  eagle's  legs  erased  or.  Gresham,  London, 
Add.  MS.  6193,  fo.  7. 

Arg.  a  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  pierced  mullets 
sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  pelican  vulning  herself 
enclosed  by  two  lion's  gambs  erect  erased  or. 
Sr.  Richard  Gresham,  Alderman  of  London,  V. 
The  pelican  close  enclosed  by  two  lion's  legs 
erased  or  armed  az.  SirRichard  Gresham, Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1537  ;  grant,  30  November 
1537,  in  Aubrey,  Surrey,  v.  373.  The  pelican  en- 
closed by  two  griffin's  claws  couped  (another  two 
hind's  heads  erased)  or.  Gresham,  London. 
Moorcock 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  on  a  chief 
az.  a  moorcock  enclosed  by  two  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or.    Lucas. 

Erm.  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  annulets  sa. 
on   a  chief  az.  a  moorcock  enclosed  by  two 
crosses  croslet  or.    Lucas,  Hasland,  co.  Derby. 
....  (Birds)  Ducks 

Gu.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  cob-fishes  naiant 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  two  shovellers  sa. 
beaked  and  legged  or.    Cobb,  co.  Bedford. 
....Crows 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  arrows  or  barbed  and 
feathered  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many 
birds  (daws)  sa.  a  canton  gu.  charged  with  a 
mullet  of  the  third.  Dawson,  Barony  1770, 
Viscount  Carlow  1776,  Earl  of  Portarlington 
1785.  The  birds  beaked  and  membered  gu. 
Dawson,  Coverham,  co.  York;  confirmed  21 
December  1858,  quartered  by  Duffield.  Dawson, 
V*.  But  Cornish  choughs  ppr.  Dawson, 
Spaldington,  co.  York ;  Wharton ,  co.  Lane  aster ; 
and  Chelmsford,  Essex. 

....Bucks 

Gu.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  cob-fishes  naiant 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  as  many  shovellers 
sa.  beaked  and  membered  or.  Cobb,  V*. 
Cobbe,  co.  Bedford,  W. 

Herons 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  salmons  arg.  on  a 
chief  gu.  as  many  storks  of  the  second  ducally 
crowned  or.     Hibbs,  Tunbridge  Wells,  Kent. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fishes  naiant  arg. 
on  a  chief  of  the  second  so  many  herons  sa. 
beaked  and  membered  as  the  first.  Hobbs, 
Middlesex. 

....Martlets 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  annulets  arg.  on  a 
chief  or  as  many  martlets  gu.  Chater,  Chast- 
hall,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  battle-axes  or  handles 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many  martlets  gu. 
Wrey. 

CO 


474 


AN   ORDINARY  OF 


,cont. 


1  CHEVRON  betw. 


or  within... 
and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. , 


on  a  Chief  cont.  (Birds)  Martlets  cont. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  arg.  on  a 
chief  embattled  of  the  last  as  many  martlets  az. 
Buegoyne,  co.  Cambridge ;  Sutton,  and  Potton, 
co.  Bedford ;  and  Wroxall,  and  Handley,  co. 
Warwick;  Baronetcy  1641.  Buegoyne,  co. 
Bedford,  V. 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges 
counterchanged  on  a  chief  gu.  as  many  martlets 
of  the  second.    Jordan,  co.  Wilts. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges 
counterchanged  on  a  chief  gu.  as  many  martlets 
arg.    Joed  an.    Jueden,  V. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  scimetars  that 
in  base  fesswise  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as 
many  martlets  sa.     Ray. 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  scimetars  ppr. 
on  a  chief  or  as  many  martlets  gu.  Ray, 
Heanor  Hall,  co.  Derby. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hilts  of  broken  swords  arg. 
on  a  chief  embattled  as  the  second  as  many 
martlets  gu.     Laweence,  V. 
Crows 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  arrows  or  barbed  and 
feathered  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  four  birds 
(?  daws)  sa.  a  canton  gu.  charged  with  a  mullet 
as  the  third.  Alexander  Dawson,  Spaldington, 
co.  York ;  granted  ]  503,  W. 
Book 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  pheons  gu.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  an  open  Holy  Bible  ppr.  edged 
and  sealed  or  inscribed  "Proverbs,  chap,  xxii, 
v.  6"  enclosed  by  two  crosses  fiory  of  the  last. 
Johnson. 

Bowls 

Arg.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erect 
erased  the  two  uppermost  turned  to  each  other 
gu.   on    a   chief  sa.  as  many  open  bowls   or. 
George  Whitewonge,  V.     Whitwong,  V*. 
....  Crescent 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  of  the  last 
and  m  base  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 
crescent  enclosed  by  two  estoiles  as  the  third. 
Savaey;  certified  May  1779. 

Erm.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped  sa. 
on  a  chief  vert  a  crescent  in  the  dexter  angle  or. 
Otteeboene,  Scotland. 

Arg.  goutty  de  poix  a  chev.  betw.  three  otter's 
■beads  couped  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  crescent  or. 
Ottaeburn,  Red  Hall,  Scotland. 

Erm.  a  chev.  wavy  az.  betw.  three  blackamoor's 
heads  couped  below  the  shoulders  sa.  habited 
fretty  or  on  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  cres- 
cent sa.  enclosed  by  two  ogresses  each  charged 
with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  fourth.  Dodmee 
or  Dodmoee,  V*.  The  crescent  of  the  fourth 
enclosed  by  two  ogresses  each  charged  with  a 
talbot  pass.  gold.  Sr.  Raufe  Dodmoee,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London,  V.  The  chev.  sa.  Dodmee, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1529. 
....  Cross 

Az.  a  chev.  quarterly  gu.  and  arg.  betw.  three 
garbs  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  St.  Julian's  cross  sa. 
Company  of  Innholdees,  London. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  plates  each 
charged  with  a  pale  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
a  cross  as  the  third.     Dockweay,  London. 

Sa.  a  chev.  (sometimes)  engr.  arg.  betw.  three 
plates  each  charged  with  a  pale  (sometimes  a 
pile)  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  cross  of  the 
second.    Thomas  Docwea,  Prior  of  St.  John  of 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Cross 

Jerusalem  in  London  1504,  U ;  sometimes  im- 
paling a  buglehorn  stringed  betw.  three  goat's 
heads  erased  :  sometimes  impaling  or  a  cross 
flory  sa.  with  the  chief  over  all. 

Arg.  a  chev betw.  three  tortea'ux  ea-jh  charged 

with  a  pale  of  the  first  on  a  chief  gu.  a  cross  as 
the  field.     Dockweay. 
....  Crosses 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  so  many  crosses  croslet  as  the  first. 
Cawthoene,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  on  a  chief 
of   the    last    as    many    crosses    croslet    or. 
Caldeon. 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  roses  ....  on  a  chief 
dancetty  arg.  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  .... 
Mee,  East  Retford,  co.  Nottingham. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  az.  on 
a  chief  gu.  as  many  crosses  croslet  or.    Ween, 
Wroxhall  Abbey,  co.  Warwick;  the  heiress  m. 
Hoskyns. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 
on  a  chief  sa.  as  many  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first.      Matthew   Ween,  Bishop   of   Hereford 
1634,  Norwich  1636,  Ely  1638-07. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  az. 
on  a  chief  gu.   as   many   crosses   croslet  or. 
Sir  Christopher  Ween,  1632-1723.    The  heads 
sa.     Ween,  Binchester,  Durham,  1723. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the 
first.     Pate,  Cheltenham,  and  Masterden,  co. 
Gloucester. 

Crown 

Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  or  and  sa.  betw. 
three  griffin's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief  vert 
a  ducal  crown  of  the  first  enclosed  by  two 
bezants.  Yonge. 
Arg.  a  chev.  countercompony  sa.  and  of  the  first 
betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  gu.  on  a  chief 
....  a  ducal  coronet  ppr.  betw.  two  bezaDts. 
Yonge,  V. 

....  Diamond 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  nine  links  of  a  chain  each  division 

consisting  of  three  links  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 

large  diamond  set  in  the  midst  of  a  triangle 

within  a  double  row  of  brilliants  ppr.    Mignot. 

Escallop 

Arg.  a  chev.  voided  betw.  three  wolfs  heads  sa. 
on  a  chief  of  the  last  an  escallop  betw.  two 
round  buckles  of  the  first.  Clibboen,  Moate 
Castle,  co.  Westmeath. 

....  Escallops 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils 
counterchanged   on   a  chief  per  pale   of  the 
second  and  first  two  escallops  counterchanged. 
Teach  or  Tash,  London. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  or  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  as  many  escallops  gu.  the  whole 
within  a  bordure  compony  or  and  gu.   Graunge, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  109. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  as  many  escallops  or  within 
a  bordure  az.  (another  vert)  bezanty.  Bowles, 
co.  Herts. 

Escucheons 

Erm.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  partridges  ppr.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  two  escucheons  each 
charged  with  an  eagle  displ.  vert.  Geegoe, 
Trewarthenick,  Cornwall. 


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475 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within... 
and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Escucheons  cont. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erect  erased 
gu.   on   a   chief  sa.   as   many   escucheons   or. 
Whitwange,  Dunson,  Northumberland. 
Estoile 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  on 
a  chief  of  the  second  an  estoile  or.  Phillip 
Jacob,  London,  TV. 

. . .  .Estoiles 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  sa.  on  a  chief  as 
the  last  so  many  estoiles  of  the  first.     Naizon. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  on  a 
chief  gu.  as  many  six-pointed  estoiles  pierced 
of  the  second.    Langlois. 

Gu.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  pineapples 
pendent  of  the  second  on  a  chief  az.  as  many 
estoiles  or.     Pynson,  V. 
. . .  .Fess 

Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  fess  nebuly 
charged  with  a  griffin's  head  of  the  first.  Fox, 
co.  Northampton. 

Gu.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.-  three  lion's  heads 
erased  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  fess  nebuly 
purp.  over  all  on  the  chief  a  pale  arg.  charged 
with  a  fox's  head  erased  of  the  first  all  within  a 
bordure  gold  charged  with  hurts.  Fox,  Cha- 
combe,  co.  Northampton. 
....Fish 

....  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  leopard's  heads 
....  and  in  base  a  garb  ....  on  a  chief  .... 
a  fish  naiaut  ....     Robert  Ely,  London,  1330. 

Barry  wavy  of  ....  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  or  betw. 
three  bezants  on  a  chief  of  the  third  two  dol- 
phins haurient  endorsed  enclosed  by  as  many 
anchors  az.  Cueteis,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1557. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev betw. 

three  torteaux  on  a  chief  az.  two  dolphins  hau- 
rient enclosed  by  as  many  anchors  or.  Cdeteis, 
London. 

..  ..Fleur-de-lis 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased 
az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by  two 
suns  of  the  first.  Williamson,  Keswick,  Cum- 
berland. 

Sa.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  swan's  necks  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  third  a  fleur-de-lis  as  the  first. 
Davies,  co.  Stafford. 

. . .  .Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  on  a  chief  em- 
battled arg.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Bubgoyne,  V. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  so  many  fleurs-de-lis  as  the 
first.     Smith  or  Smyth,  co.  Bedford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  scorpions  erect  sa. 
on  a  chief  az.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Cole,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

....  (Flower)  Rose 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  on  a 
chief  or  a  rose  enclosed  by  two  fleurs-de-lis  gu. 
Raymond,  London ;  granted  20  September  1581. 
Raymond,  Cornwall. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelicans  in  piety  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  a  rose  gu.  enclosed  by  two  butterflies 
Hugh  Jones,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1566-7. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  on  a  chief 
of  the  last  a  rose  as  the  first.     Bbiett. 

Per  pale  az.  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's 
heads  cabossed  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  rose  gu. 


1  CHEYR0N  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. ..  .cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  (Flower)  Rose  cont. 
enclosed  by  two  leopard's  heads  of  the  first. 
Hygdon,  Harl.MS.  1404,  fo.  109. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  erm.  and  gu.  betw.  three 
coronels  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  rose  enclosed  by 
a  leopard's  head  and  a  bucks  head  or. 
Essex. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bees  volant  ppr.  on  a 
chief  az.  a  rose  of  the  field  seeded  or  and 
barbed  vert  enclosed  by  two  billets  erect  gold. 
Pittee,  Croydon,  Surrey. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  bezants  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  a  rose  gu.  enclosed  by  two  fleurs- 
de-lis  az.  Humfeey,  London;  granted  June 
1562. 

(Flowers)  Columbines 

Sa.  a  chev.  chequy  or  and  az.  betw.  three  bezants 
on  a  chief  arg.  so  many  columbines  as  the 
third.     Cooke,  Kent. 


Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  rising 
sa.  and  in  base  n  sea-lion  sejant  ppr.  on  a  chief 
or  three  roses  gu.  barbed  vert  seeded  gold. 
Rigley,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  a  chev.  vairy  az.  and  or  betw.  in  chief  two 
eagles  displ.  sa.  and  in  base  a  merchant  ship 
under  sail  ppr.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
roses  as  the  first.  Eglin,  Kingston-upon- 
Hull. 

Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  as  many  roses  gu.  Oldon, 
Exeter. 

Paly  of  three  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls 
counterchanged  on  a  chief  erminois  as  many 
roses  gu.  barbed  and  seeded  ppr.     Oldham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the 
second  as  many  roses  gu.     Oldham,  V. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  on  a  chief  or  as 
many  roses  gu.  Okenley.  Richard  Oldham, 
Bishop  of  Sodor,  etc.  1481-6. 

Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  owls  ppr.  on  a  chief 
of  the  second  as  many  roses  gu.  seeded  or  and 
barbed  vert.     Oldham. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  as  many  roses  gu.  Hugh  Oldham 
or  Oldom,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1505-19. 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  as  many  roses  gu.  Oldenham  or 
Oldham,  Oldham,  co.  Lancaster.     Oldham,  V*. 

Vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or 
on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many  roses  gu.  Mey, 
Houldham  Abbey,  Norfolk. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  as  many  roses  gu.  seeded  and  barbed 
vert.     Lynch,  Teddington,  Middlesex. 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  or  on  a  chief  arg. 
as  many  roses  gu.  seeded  of  the  second  barbed 
vert.     Swayne,  London. 
3-Foil 

Arg.  a  chev betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 

on  a  chief  (?  or)  a  3-foil  az.  (another  vert) 
enclosed  by  two  hind's  heads  (another  grey- 
hound's; another  griffin's)  erased  ....  collared 
gemel  ....  Geesham,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1517.  But  on  a  chief  or  a  3-foil  betw.  two 
hare's  heads  erased  of  the  third.  Geesham, 
Norfolk,  Add.  MS.  6193,  fo.  7. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa.  on  a 
chief  or  a  3-foil  slipped  gu.  enclosed  by  twc 
fox's  heads  erased  of  the  secoud.     Geesham. 


476 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1   CHEVRON  betw. 


or  within 
and  in  chief. , 


..cont. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within... 
and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  4-Foil 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  crosses  patty  or  on  a  chief 
arg.  a  4-foil  purp.    Dickinson,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1757. 

....  5-Foil 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  or  on  a  chief 
arg.  a  5-foil  vert.    Diceeson   or  Dickinson, 
London. 

5-Foils 

....   a  chev betw.  three  pelicans  vulning 

themselves  ....  on  a  chief  ....  as  many  5-foils 
....      William  Blethin,  Bishop  of  Llandaff 
1575-90. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  on  a  chief  erra. 
as  many  5-foils  gu.    Jennings, Burton,  co.  So- 
merset ;  and  Pynsent,  co.  Devon.     Jennings, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  27.      John  Jenings,  co. 
Salop,     W.        Jennins.        Jenninges,     V*. 
Jenynges,  Wallyborne,  co.  Salop,  V. 
Az.  a  cbev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  as  many  5-foils  gu.  Junoe,  London. 

Fruit 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  fesswise 
couped  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many  gourds 
or.    Wardall,  V. 

Fusils 

Per  pale  az.  and  arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 
3-foils  slipped  and  on  a  cbief  per  pale  as  many 
fusils  counterchanged.  Moody,  Aspley,  co.  Bed- 
ford ;  quartering Sadleir,Chute,Trott, &  A'Leigb. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  mullets  or  on  a  chief  erm. 
as  many  fusils  sa.  Pigott,  Chetwynd,  co.  Salop. 

Head  (Beast)  Boar 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  on  a  chief 
or  a  bear's  head  muzzled  sa.    Linacee. 

. . .  .Lion 
Arg.  a  chev-  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  on  a  chief 
az.  a  lion's  head  erased  enclosed  by  two  lozen- 
ges or.     Bolle   or  Bolles,  Worthin,  Suffolk; 
granted    1528.      The    chief   of    the    second. 
Bollys.      But  of  the  third.     Bolles  Booles 
or  Bowles,  Suffolk ;  and  co.  Stafford.    William 
Bolle  or  Bolles,  Worthem,  co.  Stafford,  V. 
....  Human  Figure 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  or 
on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  close  helmet  sa.  en- 
closed by  two  ogresses.  PAYNTER,Twidall,Keut. 

Heads  (Beasts)  Deer 

Az.  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  two  bees  volant  in 
chief  and  a  beehive  in  base  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  last  as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed  sa. 
Capper,  Ashurst,  Kent ;  quartering  Sinallwood. 
Capper,  Birmingham  ;  and  co.  Stafford. 

..  ..Boar 
Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  tbree  mullets   sa.  on   a 
chief  of  the  last  as  many  boar's  heads  and  necks 
erased  arg.     Folier,  Scotland. 

Deer 

Or  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  on  a 
chief  indented  of  the  second  as  many  stag's 
heads  erased  of  the  first.  Skinner  or  Skynner, 
Essex;  and  Lincoln. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  as  many  stag's  heads  cabossed 
of  the  first.    Walker,  Irelaud. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  as  many  stag's  heads  cabossed 
of  the  first.    Walker. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  on  a  chief 
az.  as  many  (buck's,  V*)  stag's  heads  cabossed 
or.    William  Parker,  London,  V. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Heads  (Beasts)  Deer  cont. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 
on  a  chief  az.  as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed 
Parker,  co.  Derby ;  and  co.  Lancaster. 


or. 
Arg.  a  cbev.  gu.  betw.  tbree  mullets  sa.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or.  Penketh,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  a  chev.  pean  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  on  a 
cbief  az.  as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed  or. 
Parker,  Woodthorpe,  and  Streetthorpe,  co. 
York ;  descended  from  Parker,  Little  Norton, 
co.  Derby. 

Dog 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  on  a  chief 
or  as  many  greyhound's  heads  erased  of  the 
first.  Linacre,  Linacre  Hall,  co.  Derby. 
Linacre,  V*.  Lynacre  or  Lynaker,  co.  Der- 
by.   Lynacre,  V. 

. . ..Leopard 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots 
(courant,  V*.)  pass,  (statant,  V.)  counter- 
changed  on  a  chief  gu.  as  many  leopard's 
heads  or.  John  Gooch,  London,  V.  Gooch, 
Benacre  Hall,  Suffolk ;  Baronetcy  1746.  Gooch, 
Brompton,  Middlesex.  Gooche,  V*.  Goche 
or  Gooche,  London ;  and  Mettingham  and 
Bungay,  Suffolk.  Gouge,  V.  The  chief  sa. 
Thomas  Gooch,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1737,  Nor- 
wich 1738,  Ely  1748-54. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots 
(pass.  V*.)  statant  counterchanged  on  a  chief 
gu.  as  many  leopard's  faces  or.  Googe,  Wales ; 
and  London,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  buglehorns  vert  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  as  many  leopard's  heads  or. 
Foster. 

....  Hnman  Figure 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  or  on  a  chief  gu. 
as  many  maiden's  heads  couped  ppr.  crined  of 
the  second.  Swain  or  Swayne,  London ;  Se- 
wardstone,  Essex ;  and  co.  Somerset ;  granted 
29  June  1444;  confirmed  10  July  1612.  William 
Swayne,  co.  Somerset,  W.  The  heads  veiled 
of  the  second.  Swayn,  V*. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  or  within  a  bor- 
dure  engr.  erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  as  many  maiden's 
heads  couped  at  the  breasts  ....  Swayne, 
Gunvile. 

....  (Monsters)  Griffin 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  as  many  griffin's  heads  erased  az. 
Greenway,  co.  Devon.  Greenway,  London, 
V.  The  heads  beaked  or.  Greneway  or 
Grenoway,  London.  Greenaway,  Barrington 
Grove,  co.  Gloucester;  and  co.  Oxford. 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  or  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  as  many  griffin's  heads  az. 
Greenway,  Warwick,  quartering  Kelynge.  The 
heads  erased  az.  Greenway,  co.  Buckingham  ; 
and  London. 

....  Spear 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cocks  gu.  on  a  chief  sa. 
as  many  spearheads  of  the  first  sanguinated. 
Williams,  Gwernevet,  co.  Brecon ;  and  Rose 
Hall,  co.  Hertford. 

....  a  chev.  engr betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 

....  on  a  chief  ....  as  many  spearheads  .... 
Wright,  Sedgefield,  Durham. 
Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  on  a  chief 
gu.  as  many  spearheads  arg.      Wright,  co. 
Hants. 


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477 


CHEVRON  betw. 


or  within 
and  in  chief. , 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  (Heads)  Spear  cont. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three   fleurs-de-lis  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  as   many  spearheads  az. 
Weight,  co.  Hants. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  on 
a  chief  of  the  second  as  many  spearheads  gu. 
Wright,  Bradbury,  Durham. 
Sa.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  on  a 
chief  of  the   second  as  many  spearheads  az. 
Weight. 
Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs  de-lis  or 
on  a  chief  of  the  third  as  many  spearheads  az. 
Weight,    Little    Buckenham,    Weeting,   and 
Kilverstone,  Norfolk ;  and   Downham,   Wang- 
ford,  and  Brent,  Suffolk. 

Sa.  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or 
on  a  chief  of  the  last  as  many  spearheads  erect 
ppr.  the  whole  within  a  bordure  wavy  erm. 
Weight,  South  Carolina ;  Baronetcy  1772 ; 
and  Carolside,  co.  Berwick. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  as  many  spearheads  of  the  first  em- 
brued  gu.     Peice,  co.  Hereford. 
Human  Figure 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  antelopes  statant  (another, 
goats  pass.)  arg.  girthed  gu.  on  a  chief  or  a 
demi-man  holding  a  club  over  the  shoulder 
bendwise  enclosed  by  two  5-foils  all  of  the 
third.  Battie,  Cusworth,  Wadsworth,  and 
Warmsworth,  co.  York.     Weightsworth. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  arg.  each  goat 
charged  with  two  ogresses  on  a  chief  of  the 
last  a  demi-woodman  with  a  club  erect  ppr. 
enclosed  by  two  5-foils  gu.  Battie,  after- 
wards Weightson,  Cusworth,  Wadsworth,  and 
Warmsworth,  co.  York. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  bulls  pass.  arg.  charged 
with  two  golpes  on  a  chief  or  a  demi-woodman 
with  a  club  betw.  two  5-foils  gu.    Baty. 
..  ..Insects 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  acorns  ppr.  leaved 
vert  on  a  chief  arg.  as  many  bees  ppr.   Connop. 
. . .  .Lozenges 

Per  fess  or  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles 
displ.  counterchanged  on  a  chief  gu.  as  many 
lozenges  erm.  Fayeey  or  Fayry,  Portcullis 
Pursuivant  temp.  Edward  VI. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles 
displ.  counterchanged  on  a  chief  gu.  as  many 
lozenges  erm.    Alcock. 

Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  on  a 
chief  gu.  as  many  lozenges  or.    Crask,  1700. 
....  Lure 

Or  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  gillyflowers  gu.  slipped 
and  leaved  vert  on  a  chief  of  the  third  a  hawk's 
lure  enclosed  by  two  popinjays  of  the  first. 
Jewell,  Scotland. 

....  Mascles 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased  sa. 
on  a  chief  of  the  second  so  many  mascles  as 
the   first.     Clarke,   Kettleston,   Suffolk;  con- 
firmed 20  January  1559. 
....  Monster 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  a  griffin  pass.  az.  enclosed  by  two 
torteaux  each  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  gold. 
Skewse,  Cornwall. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or  on 
a  chief  of  the  second  a  griffin  pass.  az.  unguled 
gu.  Walter  Turk,  Alderman  of  London,  ob. 
1352 ;  Lansdowne  MS.  871,  fo.  8. 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within... 
and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Mullet 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  a  pierced  mullet  as  the  first. 
Hughes,  Alltlwyd,  co.  Cardigan. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  mullet  betw.  two 
martlets  or.     Hare,  Walsoken,  Norfolk. 
....  Mullets 

Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three 
crosses  fitchy  vert  on  a  chief  sa.  two  mullets  of 
the  first.    Reignolds  or  Reynolds,  Suffolk. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  arrows  sa.  on  a  chief  em- 
battled az.  as  many  mullets  of  the  first. 
Heynes,  Turston,  co.  Buckingham.  Heynes, 
Wilden  Hall,  Suffolk;  confirmed  1575. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  stags  courant  sa. 
attired  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  so  many 
mullets  as  the  third.  Rogers,  Coulston,  Nor- 
folk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  rising  gu.  on  a 
chief  sa.  as  many  mullets  of  the  first.  Aldhouse 
Aldous  or  Aldus,  Suffolk. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or  on  a  chief  of 
the  second  as  many  mullets  sa.    Thynne,  Kent. 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  az.  and  gu.  betw.  three 
crosses  patty  fitchy  vert  on  a  chief  embattled 
sa.  as  many  mullets  or.  Reynolds,  Shotley, 
Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  chev.  (compony,  V*)  countercompony  gu. 
and  az.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  vert  on 
a  chief  embattled  sa.  as  many  pierced  mullets 
or.  Raynolds.  Robert  Regnold,  East  Bar- 
holth,  Suffolk,  V. 

Arg.  a  chev.  lozengy  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three 
crosses  patty  fitchy  vert  on  a  chief  sa.  as  many 
mullets  of  the  first.    Reynolds. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  so  many  mullets  as  the  first. 
Stevenson,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  a  bor- 
dure gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  third  so  many  mul- 
lets as  the  first.  Stevenson,  Mount  Grenan, 
Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  on  a  chief 
of  the  last  as  many  mullets  or.  Stevenson, 
Hermishiels,  Scotland. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  as  many 
mullets  or.  Hall,  Newsham  and  Great  Chil- 
ton, Durham ;  descended  from  Hall,  Greatford. 

Arg.  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  so  many  mullets  as 
the  first.  Hall,  Newsham,  Durham. 
Gu.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  six  pointed  mul- 
lets of  the  last  the  edges  issuing  rays  pierced  like 
the  first  and  in  base  a  crescent  arg.  on  a  chief 
az.  three  mullets  as  before.  Layaed,  West- 
minster ;  quartering  Groze  anciently  Croissy, 
and  Balaire. 

..  ..Pale 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  (fleams  or)  lancets  arg.  on 
a  chief  (?  of  the  last)  a  pale  (?  vert)  in  the 
dexter  side  a  spatula  in  pale  az.  oppressed  by 
a  rose  gu.  regally  crowned  ppr.  Company  of 
Baebee-Chirurgeons,  London,  until  1560,  Cot- 
ton MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Gu.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  liori's  heads  erased 
(arg.  V*.)  or  on  a  chief  barry  nebuly  of  four 
(five  V*.)  arg.  and  purp.  on  a  pale  az.  a  pe- 
lican all  within  a  bordure  of  the  third.  John 
Fox,  Ropesly,  V. 


478 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. , 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Pale  cont. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or  on 
a  chief  per  fess  nebuly  arg.  and  az.  a  pale  like 
the  last  charged  with  a  pelican  close  of  the 
third  vulning  her  breast  as  the  first.     Carey. 

Gu.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  two  pairs  of  compasses  in 
chief  extended  at  the  points  and  a  sphere  in 
base  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  on  a  pale  az.  betw. 
two  roses  gu.  seeded  of  the  third,  barbed  vert 
an  escallop  of  the  second.  Company  of 
Joiners,  London. 

Roundle 

Per  pale  az.  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's 
heads  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  torteau  betw.  two 
leopard's  heads  of  the  first.  Higden.  The 
torteau  charged  with  a  lion's  head  erased  arg. 
Higden. 

Fer  pale  az.  and  vert  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's 
heads  cabossed  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  torteau  betw. 
two  leopard's  heads  az.  langued  gu.  on  the 
torteau  a  griffin's  head  arg.  Hygdon;  Harl. 
MS.  1404,  fo.  71. 

.  ...Soundles 

Erm.  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  negro's  heads 
couped  at  the  breast  sa.  on  a  chief  chequy  or 
ami  az.  two  plates  on  each  a  talbot  pass  of  the 
second.     Dodmer,  London  ;  and  co.  York. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles 
counterchanged  on  a  chief  gu.  as  many  bezants. 
Feyry,  co.  Bedfordshire. 

Or  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  gu. 
on  a  chief  of  the  second  as  many  bezants. 
STANAnD,  London.     Stannard. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  on  a 
chief  az.  so  many  bezants.     Chatteris. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  sa. 
on  a  chief  vert  as  many  bezants.  Wardell, 
Norfolk;  and  Caen,  Normandy  ;  granted  1584. 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  laurel  branches  vert, 
on  a  chief  az.  so  many  bezants.  Creagh, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne;  granted  3  March  1084-5. 

Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  on 
a  chief  embattled  or  as  many  ogresses.  Wall, 
Crich,  co.  Derby,  V. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  gu.  on  a 
chief  sa.  as  many  plates  each  charged  with  an 
erm.  spot  of  the  last.    Banger. 

Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  as  many  torteaux.  Reid, Ireland. 
Saltire 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  on  a  chief  arg. 
a  saltire  engr.  gu.  enclosed  by  two  birds  sa. 
Hyde,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  109. 

Or  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  az.  on  a  chief  gu. 
a  saltire  engr.  enclosed  by  two  birds  of  the 
first.  Hyde,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  109.  Jolm 
Hyde,  co.  Dorset  V.  Hyde,  Hydon,  co.  Dorset. 
But  martlets.  Hyde,  Norfolk. 
Ship 

Az.  a  chev.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  in  chief,  and  a 
Camperdown  medal  in  base  or  pendent  by  a 
ribbon  striped  arg.  az.  and  arg.  with  the  word 
"  Camperdown  "  underneath  and  on  a  chief  a 
representation  of  H.M.  ship  Venerable  en- 
gaging the  Dutch  Admiral's  ship  Vryheid  at 
the  battle  of  Camperdown.  Fairfax,  The 
Holmes,  co.  Roxburgh ;  Baronetcy  1836. 
Staples 

Sa.  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 
erm.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  as  many  door- 
staples  gu.    Cooke,  Fulwell,  Sussex. 


1   CHEVRON  betw.  or   within 

and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Sword 

Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  ppr. 
on  a  chief  az.  a  sword  erect  of  the  first  hilt  or 
enclosed  by  two  double  keys  endorsed  and 
linked  of  the  third.     Robinson,  Loudon. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  elephant's  heads  erased 
sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  broken  sword  ppr.  hilt  and 
pomel  or  the  point  hanging  down  betw.  two 
plates.  Saunders,  London ;  Largay,  co.  Ca- 
van  ;  and  Saunders  Grove,  co.  Wicklow. 

Erm.  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  towers  gu.  on  a  chief 
embattled  vert  a  sword  erect  betw.  two  leopard's 
faces  ppr.    Wood. 
Tree 

Vert  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  two  couplecloses  erminois 
and  three  Turk's  heads  couped  ppr.  turbaned 
or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  silphium  plant  ppr.  issuant 
from  a  mount  vert  inscribed  with  the  letters 
KTPA  gold.     Smyth. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chev,  betw.  three  lion's 
heads  erased  counterchanged  on  a  chief  or  a 
thorn-tiee  ppr.     Thornthwaite,  Cumberland. 
..  ..Wings 

Or  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  three  doves  respect- 
ant  ppr.  beaked  and  legged  of  the  second  and 
in  base  a  serpent  nowed  silver  on  a  chief  gu. 
three  sinister  wings  arg.     Renetj,  London. 
Cross 

Az.  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  garbs  or  and 
in  base  a  spaniel  pass.  ppr.  in  the  centre  chief 
point  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  of  the  second.  Burder. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  cormorants  sa.  in  chief 
a  cross  croslet  for  diff.  Warburton,  Arley, 
co.  Chester;  Baronetcy  1000,  extinct  1813; 
quartering  Winnington  and  Dockwra. 

Az.  a  cbev.  betw.  three  cotton  banks  palewise  arg. 
in  chief  a  cross  patty  suspended  by  a  ribbon. 
Cotton;  Baronetcy  1077,  Barony  1814,  Vis- 
county 1820  ;  quartering  Stapleton. 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  in  chief  as 
many   crosses   patty   fitchy    ....     Pates,  co. 
Gloucester. 
Escucheon 

Vert  a  chev.  couped  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
or  in  chief  on  an  escucheon  arg.  as  many  of 
the  same  in  bend  sa.     Samuel  Teerick,  Lon- 
don, 1033,  Harl.  MS.  1358,  fo.  83. 
Estoile 

Arg.  a  chev.  wavy  sa.  betw.  three  lozenges  az.  in 
the  centre  chief  point  an  estoile  gu.  Stronge, 
Tynan  Abbey,  co.  Armagh ;  Baronetcy  1803, 
quartering  Manson,  Tew,  and  Maxwell. 

Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  crows  sa.  in  chief  a  star 
of  the  order  of  the  crescent.  Jones-BRYDGES, 
Boultibrook,  co.  Hereford;  Baronetcy  1807: 
and  for  augmentation  on  a  chief  vert  a  lion 
coucbant  in  front  of  the  sun  in  splendour  ppr. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Sa.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  in  chief 
a  fleur-de-lis  or.     Glover. 
Flower 

Arg.  a  chev.  chequy  gu.  and  of  the  first  betw. 
three  buglehorns  sa.  garnished  or  stringed  as 
the  second  in  chief  a  gilliflower  — .  for  diff. 
Semple,  Belltrees,  Scotland.  And  with  a  bor- 
dure  ....  charged  with  eight  crescents  gold. 
Semple,  Stockholm,  Sweden. 
6-Foil 

Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  ....  a 
0-foil  (sitfoile)  on  the  dexter  chief ....  Thomas 
Swynfort,  Y. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


479 


1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . 

Gun 


,cont. 


Per  saltire  or  and  gu.  a  chew  betw.  three  owls  arg. 

beaked  and  legged  of  the  first  in  chief  a  cul- 

verin  lying  beudwise  az.  fired  ppr.  on  tbe  mouth 

a  ball  sa.    Sir  Francis  Fleming,  Lieutenant  of 

the  Ordnance  ;  granted  1550,  V. 
Horn 
Az.  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  arrow-heads  arg.  in 

chief  a  hunting  horn  or.     Moodie  or  Mudie, 

Mulsetter,  Orkney  Isles. 
Quarter 
Arg.  a   chev.  betw.  three   binds   trippant  sa.   a 

quarter  paly  of  four  or  and  gu.    Jenning,  V*. 

Jennyng,  V. 
on  a  Quarter 
Gu.  a  chev.  betw.  three  hedgehogs  statant  arg.  on 

a  quarter  barry  of  five  arg.  and  az.  a  canton  as 

the    first    charged    with    three    martlets    or. 

Claxton,  V. 
Pile 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  in 

chief  a  pile  of  tbe  second.     Moore. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  and  in  chief 

a  pile  sa.    Richard  More,  Awstrop,  V. 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  and  in 

chief  a  pile   sa.      Rufford,   Nethersope,   co. 

Worcester. 
Az.  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  and  in 

base  a  lion  pass.  arg.  from  the  centre  chief  a 

pile  issuant  of  the  second.    Du  Pre,  Wilton 

Park,  co.  Buckingham. 

on  a  Pile 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  stringed  arg. 

in  chief  on  a  pile  of  tbe  second  a  covered  cup  gu. 

all   within    a   bordure  or  charged  with  eight 

pellets.    Gardiner,  Leatherhead,  Surrey. 
Gu.    a  chev.   betw.    three   owls    arg.    in    chief 

on   a  pile  or  a  cannon  az.  discharged  ppr. 

Fleming. 
Sa.  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  stringed  arg. 

in  chief  on  a  pile  of  the  last  another  buglehorn 

stringed   as  the  first  all  within  a  bordure  or 

charged  with  torteaux.    Gardner,  of  the  Cellar, 

Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  129. 
Roundle 
Sa.  a  chev.  chequy  or  aDd  gu.  betw.  three  cushions 

of  the  second  in  the  collar  point  a  gold  medal 

suspended    by    a     red    riband    striped    blue. 

Brisbane,  Brisbane  and  Makerstoun,  Scotland, 

Baronetcy  1830  ;  quartering  Macdougal. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  in 

chief  a  torteau.    Rede. 
Arg.  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pineapples  vert  in 

chief  a  torteau.    Christopher. 
Roundles 
Arg.  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 

sa.  in  chief  as  many  hurts.     More. 
Arg.  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  in 

chief  as  many  torteaux.     Reid,  England. 
Ship 
Arg.  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitcby 

sa.  in  chief  a  galley  sails  furled  like  the  last 

flags  as  the  second  in  the  sinister  chief  point  a 

mullet  of  the  same.     Kennedy,  Barclanachan, 

Scotland. 


1  CHEVRON  betw. 


or  within 

and  in  base. 


Arg.  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  eDgr.  and  in  base  an 
aiinulet  sa.    Thornton. 


On  1  CHEVRON 

Anchors 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  anchors  of  the  first. 
Tibbs. 

Annulet 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  an  annulet  or.     Thomas  or 
Tommas,  co.  Northampton.   Thomas  or  Thomes. 
William  Tonnes,  V.     Tonnes   or   Tonnis,  co. 
Northampton  ;  and  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  annulet  or.     Simon  de 
Walton,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1257-66. 
Annulets 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  annulets  or.  Halghwell 
or  Halwell,  Halwell,  co.  Devon ;  the  co- 
heiresses m.  Bray,  Brooke,  Verney  and  Catesby, 
Pecham,  Bruges,  and  Lifield.  Tommes,  Nor- 
folk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  annulets  of  the  first. 
Hallewell.  Round,  Birch  Hall,  Essex; 
quartering  Creffield. 

Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  annulets 
or.     Pomeroy. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  annulets 
of  the  first.  Gildridge,  Eastborne,  Sussex; 
the  heiress  m.  Eversfield. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  annulets  or.  Rigg, 
Cumberland.     Rigge. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  annulets  or.  John 
Durward,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  annulets  of  the  first. 
Offerton  (?  in  error). 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  annulets  of  the  first. 
Learmouth. 
Bar 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  fess  wavy  gu.    Hankford, 
co.  Devon. 
Bars 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bars  sa.  Proud,  co. 
Salop ;  and  Westminster,  1605. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  bars  wavy  gu.  Hankford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  four  bars  wavy  of  the  first  in 
chief  a  label  gu.  Prideaux,  Notewell,  co. 
Devon. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  bars  gemells  sa. 
Frogmorton.  Throckmorton,  quartering 
Spineto;  Coughton  Court,  co.  Warwick;  Baro- 
netcy 1 642,  quartering  Olney,  Whorwood,  Mon- 
son,  and  Yate.  Throckmorton,  Tortworth,  co. 
Gloucester;  Baronetcy  1611-82,  quartering 
Spineto,  Bruges,  Matthew,  Whittington,  Bayn- 
ham,andHopton.  Throckmorton, Molland,co. 
Devon.    Throkmerton,F.    Throkmorton,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  bars  gemells  sa. 
Throckmorton. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  bars  nebuly  sa.    Hankford. 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  bars  wavy  arg.    Browne. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  bars  sa.  Lewis  Proude,  at  the 
Charterhouse,  1619. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  bars  nebuly  gu.     Hanckford. 
Beast Bog 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  hound  courantor.   Martyn. 
Lion 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  or  a  demi-lion  ramp.  gu. 
Hegliffe. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  flowers 
of  the  first.    Waynwright. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  crowned  or. 
Pinell.    Pynell. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  or  a  lion  ....  vert.    Heglise. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  Brooke, 
London, 1601. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or. 
Sr.  Thomas  Brooke,  co.  Somerset,  V.   Cobham. 


480 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON....  cont. 
Beast  cont.  Lion  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  sa.  crowned  or. 

armed  and   langued   of  the    first.      Brooke, 

Aspall,  and  Ufford  Place,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  a  lion  pass.  sa.  crowned  of  the 

second.     Malefont. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  two 

torteaux.     Mactyre,  Westrea,    Chief    of   the 

Clan  Lendrice. 

Beasts  ....  Lions 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  two  lions  pass,  respectant  or. 

Beuris  Bewris  or  Bewrys.    Bewrys,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  .... 

Gardner,  Ireland. 

Dogs 

Arg.  on  a  chev.   gu.   three  talbots  of  the  first. 

Marten,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bloodhounds  pass,  of  the 

first.  Martyn,  Kent.   But  talbots.-  Marten,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bloodhounds  pass.  or. 

Martyn,  Kent.    But  talbots.     Martyn. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  talbots  sa..    Morant, 

Essex.    Moraunt,  V*. 
Gu.    on    a   chev.   arg.   three   talbots   pass.   sa. 

Broker,  Kent. 
Gu.  on   a  chev.  arg.  three  talbots  statant  sa. 

Morraunt,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  bloodhounds  pass.  sa. 

Martin,  Plymouth,  co.  Devon.     But   talbots. 

Martin,  co.  Devon,  W.    Martyn,  Plymouth. 
.. . .Lions 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Bickenor  Bicknor  or  Bykenoee. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Athlowe, 

Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  of 

the  first.    Bolton,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the 

first.    Bolton,  Mount  Bolton,  co.  Waterford; 

co.  Lancaster;  and  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  lions  couchant  (aliter 

pass.)  or.    Bolton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or. 

Bolton,   Mount  Bolton,    co.   Waterford;    co. 

Lancaster;  and  co.  York.    Robert  de  Boldton 

or  de  Bolton  or  de  Boulton,   Y.     Thomas 

Haslarton,  X;   or  Heslerton,   Y.    Gough. 

King. 
Arg.    on    a   chev.    gu.    three    lions    ramp.    or. 

Bourne. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Thursby,  co.  York. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  lions  ramp.  sa.    Thomas 

Brooke,  Lord  Cobham,  U.  Brooke,  Collinson, 

Somerset  ii,  300.     Cobham,  Barony  1313-1409. 

Cobham,  Cobham,  co.   Berks.        Le    Sr.   de 

Cobham,  T,  quartering  arg.  a  tower  sa.      Sr. 

de  Cobham,  S ;  and  Kent,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Lisle. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg. 

Bolton. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.    Lee. 

But  with  an  annulet  in  the  dexter  chief  for 

diff.  of  the  second.    Leigh,  Adlington,  Surrey, 

1609. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Spenser. 
Or  on  a  chev.  vert  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Reynolds,  Axleborough,  Norfolk. 
Per  pale   ....   and   ....   on  a  chev three 

lions  couchant  ....     Bolton. 


On  1  CHEVRON  ....cont. 
Billets 
Arg.  on    a  chev.   az.  six  billets   of    the    first. 
Francheville. 

Bird Eagle     * 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first. 
Woely.  Wolin.  Woolley,  Comberworth,  co. 
Lincoln. 
Paly  of  seven  az.  and  or  on  a  chev.  of  the  first 
an  eagle  rising  overt  inverted  as  the  second. 
Locke,  London,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  144. 

Martlet 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  a  martlet  betw.  two  pheons  of 
the  first.    Warton.    Wharton,  Beverley,  co. 
York. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  on  a  chev.  per  pale  sa.  and 
az.  a  martlet  of  the  second.    Fleggh,  V.   The 
chev.  engr.    Fleggh,  V. 
Birds 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  birds  sa.     Holdich. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  birds  (probably  magpies) 
sa.      Holdich,   V*.       With    white    breasts. 
Holdiche,  Rainworth,  Norfolk,  V. 

Bustards 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  or  three  seapies  ppr.    Holdiche 
or  Holditch,  Raworth,  Norfolk. 

Cocks 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  three  cockerells  of  the  first 
membered  gu.     Chickerin,  Norwich. 
....  Crows 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  ravens  sa.    Holdiche, 

Ranworth,  Norfolk,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  ravens   sa.     Corbett, 

Halghton,  V. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  Cornish  choughs  arg. 
Hammon,  Ellingham,  Norfolk. 

....  Eagles 
Arg.    on    a    chev.   az.    three    eagles   displ.    or. 

Card  os. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 

Charlston,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  or.     Sir 

William  de  Wantone,  L.  William  de  Wanton, 

X.    Wanton,  V*,  and  co.  Gloucester.   Watton. 

Sr.  William  Wauton,  co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V.    Sire  William  de  Wautone,  N. 
Arg.  on    a   chev.   vert    three   eagles    displ.   of 

the  first.     Charlston,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  three  eagles  displ.  or.    John 

Charleston,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.    Sire 

Johan  de  Charlestone,  N.    Charlston. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  eagles  displ.  sa.  Cobham, 

Blackbury. 
Or  on  a  chev.  indented  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  of 

the  first.    Byrchet,  Kent. 
Or  on  a  chev.  vert  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 

Carleston.    Sr.  Johan  de  Charlestone, N. 
..  ..Magpies 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  magpies  ppr.     Holbiche, 

Suffolk.    Holdiche   or   Holditch,  Raworth, 

Norfolk. 

....  Martlets 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Chessendon,  co.  Dorset,  V. 
Arg.    on     a    chev.     gu.     three     martlets     or. 

Mandevile. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  dancetty  gu.  three  martlets  or. 

Mandevile,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Cheseldon,  co.  Dorset.    Hogan,  Ireland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  martlets  or.     Brisbon, 

V*.    Brisbone.    Brysbon,  V. 


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On  1  CHEVRON. 


.cont. 


Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
Barry  wavy  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  sa. 

three  martlets  of  the  first.     Feeman. 
Barry  nebuly  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  sa. 

three  martlets  or.    Feeeeman,  London. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  martlets  or.    Paree, 

co.  Devon. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Rode,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  erm.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Topsfield,  Sussex. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  erm.  three  martlets  sa.    Copfield, 

Suffolk.      Topsfield,   Norfolk;    and   Suffolk. 

And  with  a  mullet  in  chief  or.     Topsfield, 

Frisingfield,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  martlets  sa.    Addley. 

Sr.  John  Cobham,  Q.    Cobham,  V. 
Or      on     a    chev.     gu.     three     martlets      arg. 

Chedlewoeth    Childwoeth    or   Chilwoeth, 

co.  Devon.    Chedwoed,  V.    Cheldewoed,  co. 

Devon,  V.     Cheseldon,  Holcombe,  co.  Devon. 
Paly  of  six  or  and   gu.  on  a   chev.  arg.   three 

martlets  sa.    Belchee. 
Per  pale  or   and  az.  on  a  chev.  three  martlets 

counterchanged.      Ludham,   London  ;  granted 

1726. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  martlets  vert.    Deton 

or  Detton. 

.. .  .Owls 
Arg.   on   a  chev.   sa.  three  owls    of  the    first. 

Peescott,  V. 
Birds 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  birds  of  the  first  beaked 

and  legged  gu.    Temple,  V. 
..  ..Eagles 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  five  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 

Deggs,  Suffolk. 

Martlets 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  martlets  arg.     Hinton. 

Hoyntoitn,  V.    Hynton,  V.    Temple,  Temple, 

and  Whellesburgh,  co.  Leicester. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  on  a  chev.  sa.  six  martlets  of 

the  second.     Sleggs. 
Blocks 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  three  blocks  or  each 

.charged  with  a  cross  of  the  second.    Hobson, 

Earl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  118. 
Brushes 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  brushes  of  the  first. 

Penwallis. 
Caps 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  steel  caps  of  the  first. 

Clavel  or  Clavell. 
Castles 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  towers  triple-towered  of 

the  first.    Violet,  Norfolk. 
Chessrook 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  chessrook  sa.     Bednbuey. 

Chevrons 
Arg.  goutty  de  larmes  on  a  chev.  sa.  another  of 

the  first.    St.  Maure. 
Arg.   on    a    chev.   engr.   az.  another  plain   sa. 

Stalee,  V.    Staley,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  another  of  the  first.    Steee, 

Ireland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  another  of  the  first.  Hugham. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  another  of  the  first  charged 

with  three  Moor's  beads  couped  as  the  second. 

FONDEE. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  another  of  the  first  charged 
with  three  bunches  of  ashen  keys  ppr. 
Ashfoed,  co.  Devon. 


On  1  CHEVRON....  cont. 
Chevron  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  another  gu.  charged  with  three 

escallops  of  the  first.    Jernyngham,  W. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  another  gu.  charged  with  five 

escallops  arg.    ?  Kinge,  Essex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or   another  plain  of   the 
first.     Dudley,  co.  Berks  and  co.  Buckingham. 
Duley,  co.  Buckingham,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo. 
34  b.     Duly. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  another  arg.  charged  with  three 
escallops   sa.    Harding,   King's   Newton,   co. 
Derby. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  another  arg.  charged  with  three 

5-foils  of  the  second.     Strechley,  V. 
Sa.  on  a    chev.    arg.    another  gu.      Bawdrick, 

co.  Nottingham. 
Sa.     on    a     chev.     arg.     another   nebuly     gu. 

Hankford,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  another  gu.  charged  with 

three  3-foils  slipped  or.    Waplode,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  two  chev.  (turned  up  erm. 
V*.)  couchant  dexter  and  sinister  or.  Chenew, 
V.    Cheynew,  V.    Cheynow. 
Couplecloses 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  two  couplecloses  or.    Canne. 
Canon  or  Chanon.    Chaun. 
Crescent 
Arg.  semy  of  martlets  gu.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last 

a  crescent  as  the  first.     Mabuisson,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  crescent  or.    Wellingham. 
Gu.  crusily  patonce  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last  a 
crescent  az.    M.  James  Berkele,  S. 
Crescents 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  two  crescents  of  the  first. 

Bygonds. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Rush. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  crescents  or.    Dennis. 

Thomas   Hodgetts,  Rector  of   Kingswinford, 

1741,  son  of  John  Hodgetts,  Shuttend  House, 

co.  Stafford.      Stockbreghe.      Stockbridge. 

Stokebridge,  V*.      Sr.  Denis  Stokebrige,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  crescents  or.     Atthill, 

Brandiston   Hall,   Norfolk.      Sutton,  Lykel- 

necher,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Darward,    V*.       Dyewaed     or    Dyewaene. 

Fallum,   V.      Fallun  or  Falyn.      Fullumb. 

Hogh  or  Hoghe,  co.  Chester.    Mascy,  Hogh, 

V.      Massey,  Houghe.      Massey,  Hoo,    co. 

Chester.    Masseye.    Taxlum,  V*.    Tonchell. 

Tothill.    The  chev.  engr.    Foston,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  crescents  or.    Duewaed, 

Norfolk.      Duewaed,  Essex,  V..     Dyrward  or 

Dyrwarne.    Fallew.    Fallun.    Massey,  V*. 

Spyney.    Syney. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  three  crescents  or.   Morries 

or  Morrys.     Morris. 
Erm.  on    a  chev.   ermines   three   crescents  or. 

WlLLINGHAM. 

Erm.    on    a    chev.    gu.    three    crescents    .... 

Wallingham. 
Erm.    on     a    chev.    sa.    three    crescents    arg. 

Derward. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  crescents  or.  Derewaed. 

Derward.     Durwaed,  Essex  ;  and  Cloughton, 

co.  York.     Dtjrward,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Cobham.      Dilwyn,  until  1731.    Norton, Kent. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crescents  sa.  Fogelston. 

John  de  Foghelston  or  Foulstone,  Kent,  V. 

Norton,  Kent. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON....  cont. 
Crescents  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  erm.  three  crescents  sa.    Norton, 

Kent. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  crescents  sa.      Cobham, 

Hoo,  and  Beluncle,  Kent,  V.     How,  Kent. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  crescents  arg.     Tothill. 

Tuttall,  Norfolk. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Denis  or  Dennys. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Sutton. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  crescents  arg.     Merfyn 

or     Mervyn,     Kent.         Morffin,     Kent,    V. 

Tottehull  or  Toutehill,  V. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  cres- 
cents as  the  first.     Finche,  Ireland. 
Cross 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  cross 

croslet    or.       Allestowe,    V.       Cresson,    V. 

Curson,  V.    Haleston.     Hallestowe,  V. 
Crosses 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 

first.    Norwood.      The  crosses  patty.     Peck, 

co.  Derby  ;  and  Wakefield,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  three  crosses  couped  of 

the  first.    Camas. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  of 

the  first.     Peake  or  Peke,   co.   York.      The 

crosses  patty.     Pate,  Essex.    Peake  or  Peke, 

co.  York.     Peck,  co.  Leicester;  and  co.  Lincoln. 

Peck,    V*.       Pecke,    co.    Derby.       Serjeant 

Peck,  Norfolk,  temp.  Charles  II.    John  Peck, 

Scole,  1655.     John  Peke,  Wakefield,  co.  York, 

V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  crosses  botonny  of  the 

first.     William  Shorthose,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 

first.      Attowne,  Kent,  V.      Shorthose,  V*. 

Towne,  V. 
Arg.   on    a  chev.   sa.    three    crosses    patty    or. 

Beaufeu  or  Beaufoy,  V.    Beawson.     Martin 

Benson,  Bishop  of  Gloucester  1735-52. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  crosses  potent  or. 

Robert  Gilbert,  Bishop  of  London  1436-48, 

Add.  MS.  12413. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  erm.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

gu.    Reynolds. 
Az.   on   a  chev.    or    three    crosses    potent    sa. 

Hadsley,  Essex. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 

the  first.      Drayton.      M.  John  de  Wilton,  S. 

Wilton,  Norfolk.     The  crosses  patonce  fitchy. 

Wilton,  V*.     John  Wylton,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 

Braithwait,  Catterick,  co.  York;    and   West- 
moreland.    Brathwayte,  Westminster,  1591. 

Studley,  co.  Salop. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crosses  tau  sa.    Prisett. 
Gu.  crusily  or  on  a  chev.  of  the  last  three  crosses 

croslet  as   the  first.      Gregorie,  Lenton,  co. 

Nottingham.     Gregory. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  crosses  patonce  of  the 

first.     Hadley,  V*. 
Gu.   on   a   chev.   or  three   crosses   botonny   sa. 

Addelley,  V*.      Adelley,  V.      The  crosses 

croslet  sa.    Adley  or  Adelley,  co.  Somerset. 

Cobham. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  three   crosses   croslet 

fitchy  sa.     Smyth. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  crosses  croslet  flory  sa. 

Hewick  or  Hewike.      The   crosses   patonce. 

Hadley,  V. 


On  1  CHEVRON cont. 

Crosses  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  per  pale  or  and  arg.  three  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  sa.  Wilton,  Snaresbrook,  Es- 
sex ;  granted  1768. 

Or  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crosses  tau  sa.  Prisett, 
co.  Salop. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  crosses  patty  of  the  first. 
Peck,  Sam  ford  Hall,  Essex ;  and  Wood-Pelling, 
and  Methwould,  Norfolk. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three 
crosses  croslet  as  the  first.  Richard 
Carpenter,  Coleford  in  Newland,  co.  Glouces- 
ter, Harl.  MS.  1543,  fo.  54.     Halstow. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three 
crosses  croslet  or.  Carpenter,  London ; 
co.  Hertford ;  co.  Gloucester ;  and  Kent. 
Carpenter,  Barony  1719,  "Viscount  Carlingford 
and  Earl  of  Tyrconnell  1761,  extinct  1853. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  as  the  last 
three  crosses  croslet  or.  Wyke,  Newport,  Es- 
sex ;  and  Stanton  Wyke,  co.  Somerset. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three 
crosses  botonny  or.  Carpenter,  co.  Hereford ; 
and  London ;  Harl.  MS.  1442.  But  crosses 
croslet.     Carpenter,  London,  Harl.  MS.  1358. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  gu. 
Walsingham. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  gu. 
Wilton.    But  of  the  first.    Wilton. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  three  crosses  croslet  gu. 
Corney. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  embattled  erm.  four  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  gu.     Raynold,  co.  Leicester. 

Per  pale  indented  sa.  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.five 
crosses  patty  or.     Mackworth,  Gnoll,  co.  Gla- 
morgan ;  Baronetcy  1776;  quartering  Bulkeley, 
Evans,  Morgan,  Deere,  and  Maddocks. 
Cup 

Erm.    on    a    chev.    sa.     a    covered     cup.    arg. 
Chichester,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1369. 
Cups 

Arg.    on    a  chev.   sa.    three   covered   cups    or, 
Backwell,  London. 
Escallop 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  an  escallop  of  the  first. 
Fleetwood. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  escallop  of  the  first. 
John  Feewood  orFREWOD,  V.     Freewood. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  escallop  or.  NEWLAND,Essex. 
Escallops 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  compony  of  the  first  and  gu. 
three  escallops  of  the  first.     Exmew. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  escallops  or.  Sire  Neel 
de  Salford,  0.     Tully,  Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  fimbriated  engr.  sa.  three  es- 
callops of  the  first.    Jernyngham,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.     Joce,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  per  pale  vert  and  gu.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first.    Jove. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops  of  the 
first.  Ballowe,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  176. 
Hanckwood.  Harecourt,  V*.  M.  John 
Hawkewode,  S.  Hawkewood,  V*.  Oliver 
King,  Bishop  of  Exeter  1491,  Bath,  etc.  1496- 
1503,  Add.  MS.  12443.  Sir  William  Merynge, 
Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops  or.     Gdnvill. 
Harcorte,  V.      Harecort,  V.      Hafkewood, 
V.    Mearing  Meering  Mering  or   Meryng, 
co.  Nottingham.    Mering,  V*.    Sr.  William 
Merynge,  V. 


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483 


On  1  CHEVRON cont. 

Escallops  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  indented  sa.  three  escallops  of  the 

first.      Burton,  Ireland,  W;    and  Harl.  MS. 

1404,  fo.  27. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Pringle,   Clifton,    co.    Roxburgh ;    and    The 

Haining,  co.  Selkirk. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops 

of  the  first.     M.  Thomas  Bekerynge,  S.    The 

escallops  or.     Beokering.     Bekering,  W. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on  each  piece  an  ermine  spot 

counterchanged  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  escallops 

ppr.     Walker,  Uppingham,  co.  Rutland. 
Erm.   on     a    chev.    gu.     three    escallops    arg. 

Atgrove.    Bellew,  co.  Chester.    Bellewe,  V. 

BOLDSWORTH.         GoLBORE,  V*.        GoLBORNE,  V. 

Grove,  co.  Buckingham,  V.   Groves,  V*.  The 

chev.  engr.     Grove,  Grove  Place,  co.  Buck- 
ingham ;  and  London. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  an  escallop  or  betw.  two 

others  arg.      Brodnell.      The   chev.    engr. 

Grove,  Dunhead,  co.  Wilts. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  escallops  or.     Betray. 

Grove,  Shaftsbury,  co.  Dorset;  Agmondesham, 

co.    Buckingham ;     Fern    House,    co.  Wilts ; 

Woodford,  and  Walbury,  Essex ;  and  Groveshot. 

The  chev.  engr.  Glover,  co.  Wilts ;  Edmondson. 

Grove,  Odstock,  co.  Wilts.     Robert   Grove, 

Bishop  of  Chichester  1691-6. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops  arg.     Retby. 

Thomas  de  Retford,  Asby,  X. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops  arg.     Mering, 

co.  York. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Robert  King,  Bishop  of  Oxford  1542-57. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  three  escallops 

counterchanged.      William  Crakey  or  Crokey 

alias  JoHNsoNE,co.York;  granted  4  June  1496, 

Harl.  MS.  6169,  fo.  1. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  three 

escallops  az.     Browne,  Harl.  31S.  1404,  fo.  26. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

King,  V* ;  and  co.  Leicester.  Kynge,  Suffolk,  V. 

The  chev.  engr.   King,  co.  Wilts.    King,  Ashby 

Hall,  co.  Lincoln.     Kinge,  co.  Lincoln.    Ring. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  erm.  three  escallops  gu.     King, 

V*,  and  London.      Alexander  Kinge,  London ; 

granted  1592,  W. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Harding,  King's  Newton,  co.  Derby. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  fimbriated  or  three  escallops 

sa.      Harding,  King's   Newton,    co.    Derby; 

granted  3  July  1711. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  gu.  voided  or  five  escallops  arg. 

Kinge,  Essex. 
Escucheon 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  shields  of  the  first. 

Wabdrop,  Torbanhill,  Scotland. 
Estoile 
Vert  on  a  chev.  or  an  estoile  of  eight  points  betw. 

two  roses  gu.      Crawley.      The  roses  seeded 

and  barbed  ppr.    Crowley. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  or  an  estoile  of  sixteen  points 

betw.  two  roses   gu.      Crawley  or  Crowley, 

Middlesex  ;  granted  14  June  1707. 
Estoiles 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  estoiles  or.      Edmonds, 

co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  estoiles  of  the  first. 

Langlands,  That  Ilk. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  estoiles  or.     Sire  Reig- 

nold  Cobham,  Q,  Harl.  MS.  6595. 


On  1  CHEVRON....  cont. 
Estoiles  cont. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  per  chev.  sa.  and  az.  three  es- 
toiles or.     Wigston  or  Wigton,  co.  Worcester. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  estoiles  sa.  Bog. 
Carr  or  Carre,  Hetton,  and  Ford,  co.  North- 
umberland. Kassye  or  Kayre,  co.  Northum- 
berland. And  with  in  chief  a  martlet  or 
charged  with  a  crescent  sa.  Carr,  Bristol. 
But  with  only  a  crescent  in  chief  for  diff.  Sr. 
John  Care,  V.     Carr,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  estoiles  sa.  Carr,  Slea- 
ford,  co.  Lincoln ;  and  co.  Lancaster.  Baron 
Cobham,  Z,  316.  Sr.  Reginald  Cobham,  Ster- 
burgh,  Surrey,  V.  Sire  Reynold  Cobham,  Q, 
Harl.  MS.  6589.  And  with  a  label  of  three 
points  or.    Syr  John  Cobham,  Q. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  estoiles  vert.  CoBHAM,Kent. 

Lozengy  erminois  and  az.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three 
estoiles  or.  Wraxall,  Wraxall,  co.  Somerset ; 
Baronetcy  1815. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  estoiles  of  the  first. 
Edmonds,  co.  Oxford. 

Per  chev.  erm.  and  ermines  (another,  sa.)  on  the 
upper  part  of  a  chev.  per  chev.  sa.  and  arg. 
three  estoiles  or.      William  Wigston,  Leuner- 
lyda  or  Lunerleyda,  co.  Leicester,  V. 
Fess  see  Ear 
Fishes 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fishes  naiant  of  the  first. 
Penalles,  V*.    Pennalles,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fishes  one  haurient  and 
two  chevronways  respecting  each  other  of  the 
first.  William  Pennylles,  Breksham,  co. 
Devon,  V.    Penyless,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fishes  or.     Penniles, 
Lupton,  co.  Devon  ;  the  heiress  m.  Upton. 
....  Dolphins 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  three  dolphins  naiant 
embowed  vert.    Ralph  Flambard,  Bishop  of 
Durham  1099-1128.    Flambert,  V.  Flambert, 
co.  Cambridge;  and  Essex. 
Trouts 

Arg.   on   a  chev.  az.  three  trouts   of  the  first. 
Trosskilliard. 
Fleur-de-lis. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.  Sire  Adam  deSuEiNGTONEjiV.  But 
tricked  no  fleur.  Sr.  Hewgh  de  Swerington, 
co.  York;  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.22. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chev.  of  the  second  a  fleur- 
de-lis  or.     Hamelyn. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Alfray,  Sussex,  W.  Alfrey,  Gulledge,  in 
East  Grinstead,  Sussex.    Wanton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  or.    Carver. 
Fleurs-de-lis. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Penwallis. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  (corrected 
in  margin  to  Arg.  a  chev.  az.  and  a  label  ....). 
Sr.  Adam  de  Swerington,  co.  York,  N,  Harl. 
MS.  6137,  fo.  21  b. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Bourghope.  Bromsop  Bronghope  or Bronhop, 
co.  Buckingham  and  co.  Berks.  Burghepp  or 
Burghopp,  V*.  Burhope.  Burghepp  and 
Brougheppe,  V,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Burghep  and  Burghopp,  W.  Ellick,  Middle- 
sex. Elwick.  Penrey.  Peverell.  Sire 
Roger  Peyvre,  N.  And  with  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.  Adam  Suenigton,  N,  Harl.  MS. 
1386,  fo.  40. 


484 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON cont. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Sr.  John  Peyer,  co.  Bedford,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Madoc 
ap  Hendwr.  Lloyd,  Baron  of  Hendwr  in 
Edeirnion,  co.  Merioneth.  Lloyd,  Tyfosyn- 
Edeirnion,co.  Merioneth.  Paver,  Braham  Hall, 
and  St.  Nicholas  House,  co.  York;  quartering 
Markenfield,  Woodburne,  Woodroffe,  Percy, 
Spencer,  Beaufort,  etc.  Penrey.  Peper. 
Peyer,  co.  Bedford.  Peyner.  John  Peyvep, 
Y.   Thomas  Peyver,  Y.  Sire  Johan  Peyvre,  N. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 
first.    Wansborough. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Alfrey,  Sussex.    Wevell. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Penn, 
co.  Buckingham.  Tracy.  Tube,  Cornwall. 
Wykwan. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az. 
three  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Medley,  co.  Somerset. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  of  the  first.  Boterells.  Botrells,  V. 
Bottrells,  V*,  or  Botrell,  co.  Salop. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  of  the  second  three 
fleurs-de-lis  as  the  first.     Botrell,  co.  Salop. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Budd, 
Ireland. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Danby,  W. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Cobham, 
Kent. 

Gu.  crusily  fitchy  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last  three 
fleurs-de-lis  as  the  first.     Barley. 

Gu.  crusily  patty  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last  three 
fleurs-de-lis  sa.    Berkeley,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Cobham,  Couling,  Kent,  W.  Sire  Henri  de 
Cobham,  N.  John  Cobham,  Y.  Thomas  de 
Cobham,  Bishop  of  Worcester  1317-28. 

Or  on  a  chev.  per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  counterchanged.     Freeman,  V*. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  .... 
Pendred, co. Northampton;  and  Broghelstown, 
Saunders  Grove,  and  Barraderry,  co.  Wicklow. 

Vair  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Budd. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  fleuis-de  lis  of  the  first. 
Babthorpe.    Balthorpe. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  fleurs-de-lis  arg.    Arton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  fleurs-de-lis  or.  William 
Peyver,  B. 

Flower  ....  Rose 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  rose  hetw.  two  lions  pass, 
combatant  of  the  first.  Hepburn,  Humbie, 
and  Waughton,  Scotland.  Hepburn,  Smeaton, 
co.  Haddington;  Baronetcy  1815 ;  quartering 
Buchan  and  Beck.  Hepburn,  Kent;  quarter- 
ing the  same  with  Graham  and  Rickard. 
Hepburn,  Colquhalzie,  co.  Perth ;  quartering 
Stewart. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  a  rose  of  the  first  hetw.  two 
mullets  sa.  Spoure,  Northill,  co.  Cornwall. 
The  mullets  pierced.  Spoure,  Trebartha,  co. 
Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Bellot  and  Grylls. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  a  rose  of  the  first  betw.  two 
spur  rowels  sa.    Spurre,  Cornwall. 
Flowers Roses 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  two  roses  of  the  first.      Cock. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  roses  of  the  first. 
Brooe.  Brow,  co.  Devon,  V.  Browne,  Marsh, 
co.  Derby,  1582.  Gilbert.  KNOLLEs,co.Chester. 


On  1  CHEVRON cont. 

Flowers  cont.    Roses  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  roses  of  the  first.   Carr. 
Gilbard,  co.  Devon.      Gilbard  or  Gilbart. 
Gilbert,  Greenway,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  roses  or.  Wadham,  co. 
Devon,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  roses  or.  Ralph 
Parsons,  ob.  1478,  in  church  at  Cirencester. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  gu.  Blackader, 
Blackader,  and  Tulliallan ;  Baronetcy  1026; 
quartering  Home  or  Hume,  Pepdie,  and  Sin- 
clair; the  heiress  m.  Oliphant.  Blackadder. 
Russell. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  vert.     Merryton. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  roses  gu.  Sr.  William 
Rossell,  co.  Rutland,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Russell,  V*. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  roses  gu.  leaved  vert. 
Gilborne,  Kent ;  and  London. 

Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  roses  of 
the  first.  Vaux,  Harowden ;  and  (in  error) 
Triermain. 

Chequy  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the  second  three 
roses  gu.     Lord  Vaux,  of  Harrowden. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  roses  arg. 
Vaux,  Triermain  (in  error).  But  the  roses 
gold.  Vaux,  Harowden,  as  quartered  by  Lord 
Mostyn. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  roses  gu.  Mower, 
Woodseats,  and  Holt  House,  in  Darley,  co. 
Derby ;  Lysons.  The  roses  or.  Hays.  Moore, 
Devon,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  roses  arg.  Cridland, 
co.  Somerset.  The  roses  or.  Fochebury,  co. 
Bedford.     Scepter.     Skepper,  Durham,  1615. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  roses  arg.  Gilbard  or 
Gilbert,  co.  Devon.     Gilbert,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  az.  Drayton, 
Norfolk. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first. 
Blackader,  Fallahall.  Brooe.  Brow  or 
Browe, co.  Hertford.  Sr.  Robert Knolles,*!?;  V. 
Knollys,  Barony  1603  ;  Viscount  Wallingford 
1616,  Earl  of  Banbury  1626,  extinctl632.  Knols 
Knollys  or  Knowles,  co.  Chester,  1716. 
Robert  Knowles,  X.  Sr.  Robert  Knowls, 
temp.  Richard  II,  in  church  at  Harpley, 
Norfolk.  And  with  in  chief  a  crescent  or 
charged  with  a  mullet  sa.  Knowles,  Ayles- 
ham,  Norfolk.  The  roses  barbed  and  seeded 
of  the  first.  Knolls  or  Knowls,  co.  Chester ; 
Chisping,  co.  Lancaster;  and  Chipping  and 
Harpley,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first  seeded 
or.  M.  Hugh  de  Browe,  S.  Drew.  But 
barbed  and  seeded  ppr.  Drew,  1496.  And 
with  a  crescent  for  diff.  Knolles,  in  church 
at  Sprowston,  Norfolk. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  roses  az.  Drayton,  Nor- 
folk. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  roses  of  the  first.  Haddow, 
Scotland.     Rompney,  co.  Worcester,  1716. 

Or  on  a  chev.  embattled  gu.  three  roses  of  the 
first  slipped  vert.     Aislan   Aslin  or  Aslyn. 

Or  on  a  chev.  per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  roses  of 
the  first.  Rompney  or  Rumpney,  Luldrey,  co. 
Worcester.     Rowney.     Rumney. 

IVert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  gu.   Crowley  or 

I     Crowly,  Middlesex. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  or  three  roses  gu.  slipped  and 
..  leaved   of  the  first.    Inman.    The  roses  ppr. 

V   Inman,  Chesterfield,  co.  Derby. 


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485 


On  I  CHEVRON cont. 

Flowers  cont.  Thistles 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  thistles  ppr.      Robin, 
Grove  Hill,  co.  Chester,  and  Tan-y-graig,  co. 
Denbigh. 
3-Foil 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  3-foil  slipped  or.  Maloree, 
V*. 

3-Foils 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  3-foils  or. 
Haytfield. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  of  the 
first.  Dillwyn,  Burrough's  Lodge,  and  Sketty 
Hall,  Swansea,  confirmed  1731. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  3-foils  sa.    Lettice. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 
Dering.    Dewin.    Dewyn,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 
Davies.  Davys,  Baron  and  Viscount  Mount- 
cashel  21  January  1705-6,  extinct  1736. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  3-foils  slipped  or. 
Waplode.     Whaplode. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  gu.  fimbriated  arg.  three  3-foils 
slipped  or.    Waplode,  V. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  3-foils  of  the  first. 
Shadforth,  Eppleton,  Durham. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  3  foils  slipped  of  the  first. 
Balcaskte.    Mickleton,  Crook  Hall,  Durham. 
4-Foil 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  4-foil  of  the  first.    Trewlove. 
4-Foils 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  4-foils  of  the  first. 
Matthew,  V*.  The  4-foils  blind.   Mathew,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  4-foils  of  the  first. 
Eyre,  Earl  of  Newburgh;  quartering  Radcliffe 
and  Livingston. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  4-foils  or.  Ayre,  co. 
Lincoln ;  and  Isle  of  Ely.  Eyre,  Brom- 
ham,  Wedhampton,  Chaltield,  New  Sarum, 
Brickworth,  Chilhampton,  Newhouse,  etc., 
descended  from  Le  Heyr,  Bromham,  co.  Wilts. 
Eyre,  Botley  Grange,  co.  Hants.  Eyres, 
Eyre  Court  Castle,  co.  Galway.  Eyre,  Mount 
Hedges,  and  Macroom  Castle,  co.  Cork  ;  quar- 
tering Maunsell.  Eyre,  Collinson,  Somerset, 
i,  265.  Eyre,  Hope,  Padley,  Hirst,  Hassop, 
Holm  Hall,  Chesterfield,  Newbold,  etc.,  co. 
Derby;  Keveton  and  Laughton,  co.  York;  and 
Rampton,  and  Grove,  co.  Nottingham.  Eyer 
or  Hyer,  co.  Derby,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Robert  Trewlone  (?  Trewlove)  X.  The  4- 
foils  blind.     Eyer,  co.  Derby,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  4-foils  slipped  or.   Eare. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  4-foils  or.     Winslow. 

Erm.   on    a    chev.    engr.    sa.   three  4-foils   or. 
Wynslow,  V*.  The  4-foils  blind.  Wynslowe,F. 
5-Foil 

Per  pile  az.  and  or  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  5-foil  of  the 
first.     Muller. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  5-foil  betw.  two  lions 
counter-pass,  of  the  first.  Herborn.  Heborne, 
co.  Chester.  And  with  in  the  dexter  corner 
an  annulet  for  diff.  or.  Hepborne  alias 
Richardson,  Tottenham  High  Cross,  Middle- 
sex, 1608. 
5-Foils 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  blind  5-foils  of  the  first. 
John  Westby,  Westby,  co.  York  ;  and  Mow- 
berk,  co.  Lancaster;  granted  1560,  W.  The 
5  foils  pierced.  Westby,  Thornhill,  co.  Dublin ; 
and  High  Park,  co.  Wicklow;  quartering  Ne- 
ville ;  descended  from  Westby,  Mowbreck,  co. 
York ;  and  Rawcliffe,  co.  Lancaster. 


On  1  CHEVRON. 


.cont. 


5-Foils  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  5-foils  ppr.    Eyres, 

Norfolk. 
Arg.    on   a  chev.  sa.  three  5-foils  of  the  first. 

Freston,  Norfolk  ;  and  Suffolk.    Froston,  Suf- 
folk, V.    Richard  Mayell,  V.    Maynell.    The 

5-foils  pierced.     Gillbande. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  5-foils  or.    Eyre,  Din- 

ston,  Laughton,  Kiveton,  Rampton,  Grove,  etc., 

Richard  Parcy,  V.    Trewlove. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  pierced  5-foils  gu.     Crull. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  pierced  5-foils  sa.  Hawes. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  5 -foils 

(arg.  Cotton  31 S.  Tiberius  D  10.)  on    Lord 

Vaulx,  HarowdeD,  co.  Northampton,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  5-foils   arg.      John 

Moore,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1691,  Ely  1707-14. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  5-foils  or.     Moore, 

Collumpton,  co.  Devon,   W;    the  heiress   m. 

Blackmore. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  5-foils  or.    More,  co. 

Devon.     Skepper,  co.  Lincoln,  1730. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  5-foils  arg.    Hatfield. 

Hatfeild,  Hatfeild  Hall,  co.  York.  Haytfeld, 

V.    Haytfleld. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  5-foils  or.    Coringe, 

V*.      Robert  Coryngs,  V.     Hadfleld.     The 

chev.  engr.     Hampden.     Hatfield,  Twicken- 
ham,  Middlesex.      Hatfield,    Hatfield,  and 

Laughton  en  le  Morthen,co.  York.    Haytfeld, 

V.     Haytfield.    Hercey,  V.    Hercy,  V*. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  5-foils  az.     Cobham. 

The  5-foils  pierced.     Crofts.     Crosth. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  5-foils  sa.    Dewing, 

Carbrooke,     Norfolk.         Dewin     or     Dewyn. 

Levington.  The  5-foils  slipped.  Dewen. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  5-foils  vert.  Gaff. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5  foils  az.      Cobham,  V. 

Somerford,  co.  Chester.      The  5-foils  pierced. 

Cobham. 
Gu.  on   a  chev.   or  three   5-foils   of   the  first. 

Cobham. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  vert.    Cobham. 
Or  on  a  chev.  arg.  fimbriated  sa.  three  5-foils  of 

the  last.    Strechley,  V. 
Or  on   a  chev.   az.  three   5-foils   of   the  first. 

Flood,  Braraber   Hill,    Honiton,  co.  Devon. 

Strechly,  co.  Devon. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  5-foils Stretchley, 

co.  Dorset. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  5- 

foils  or.     Stradling,  Wales. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  5-foils  gu.     Crulle, 

V.    Curle,  V*. 
Vert  on   a  chev.  or  three    pierced   5-foils    gu. 

Curley. 

Fret 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  fret  (wine-broach  or  piercer) 

of  the  first.     Clapham,  V. 
Per  pale  indented  erm.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  gu. 

fretty  or.      Mackworth,  V.      Bernard's  Inn, 

London. 
Per  pale  indented  sa.  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  gu. 

fretty  or.     Mackworth,  Mackworth  Castle,  co. 

Derby;  Baronetcy  1619. 

Fruit Acorns 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  two  acorns  or.    Ataster. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  acorns Grosett. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  acorns  or.    Akasteb,  V*. 

Cuderley  or  Cudderley,  co.  Derby.      The 

acorns  slipped.    Akaster,  V. 


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On  1  CHEVRON....  cont. 

Fruit  cont.  Acorns  cont. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  five  acorns  of  the  first.    Palmer, 
Stepney,  Middlesex;     co.  Northampton;   and 
Kingston-upon-Hull ;  confirmed  3  May,  1670. 
....  Pears 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  pears  or.     Perton, 
Barndsley,  co.  Salop.      Purton,  Faintree,  co. 
Salop ;    quartering  Pardoe ;    descended   from 
Purton,  Purton,  co.  Stafford. 
....  Pomegranates 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  pomegranates  of   the 
first.     Colney,  Hampshire. 
Garbs 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  garbs  or.    Cradock  ap 
Howell  ap  Grono,  lord  of  Newton  in  Rouse ; 
quartering    Delamere,  from  whom  descended 
Sir  Richard    Cradock    alias  Newton,  1482 ; 
Baronetcy  16  August  1660 ;    extinct   6  April 
1743 ;  quartering  Delamere,  Perret,  and  Barr. 
Another   branch    quartered  Delamere,  Perret, 
and  Chedder.     M.  Richard  Craddok,  S.    Sr. 
Davy  Cradock,  V.    Newton,  V;  and  Collinson, 
Somerset  ii,  157 ;  iii,  589.     Newton,  Richmond 
Castle,  co.  Somerset;   granted  12  Dec.  1569; 
quartering   Sherborne,   Angell,   Pirot,   Harvy, 
Shedder,  Hampton,  Bitton,  Furneaux,  Gawde- 
scot,  Gurney,  and  Hawtrey. 
Arg.   on   a  cbev.  az.  three  wheat    sheaves   or. 

Clementson. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  garbs  or.     Combe,  V. 

Ruffy. 

Arg.  on  a  cbev.  sa.  three  garbs  or.    Hancler, 

Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D 10.  Hanclow.  Haneler. 

Haucler,    V.        Hutaker      or      Huttaker. 

Hwatacre,  V*.    Hwataker,  V.    Watker,  V*. 

Erm.      on      a      chev.    gu.     three     garbs     or. 

Chamberlaine.        Thomas    Scheffeild,     Y. 

Sheffield. 

Gu.   on   a  chev.  arg.  three  garbs   of  the  first. 

Questred. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  garbs  or.  Baron. 
Or   on   a    chev.  sa.    three    garbs   of   the   first. 
Walker,  co.  Derby,  W. 
Gouttes 
Arg.    on     a    cbev.    sa.    three    gouttes    d'eau. 

Notingham  or  Nottingham. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  gouttes  d'or.    Athill, 
V*.        William  Athyll,  V.        Harnoys,   V. 
Harvys.    And  with  a  crescent  in  the  sinister 
chief  gu.     Sr.  Walter  Harnoys,  W.      Walter 
Hernois,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  gouttes  of  the  first. 
Notingham,  V*.  Nottingham,  Harl.  MS.  1386, 
fol.  35.    Notyngham,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  gouttes  d'or.      Athel,  co. 
Northampton.       Harneys    or    Harnous,    co. 
Bedford.     The  chev.  engr.  sa.    Nottingham. 
Chequy  or  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  gouttes  de  sang. 
Colshill,  V*.    Colsell. 
Hammers 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  hammers  with  claws  of 
the  first.    Haltom  or  Haltun.     Halton,  V. 
Hand 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  hand  extended  fesswise  arg. 
Mainstone. 
Hands 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  gauntlets  or.    Scot. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  sinister  hands  couped 
arg.    Malmaynes. 

Head ....  (Beast)  Boar 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  boar's  head  of  the  first. 
Rokewell. 


On  1  CHEVRON....  cont. 

Head  cont.  (Beast)  Leopard 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  leopard's  face  of  the  first. 

Boultoun,  Suffolk. 

....  Lion 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  lion's  head  or.    Bolton  or 

Boulton. 

....  Otter 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  otter's  head  erased  of  the 

first.     Balfour,   Ireland,   a    branch    through 

Balfour,  Burleigh,  Barony  1607,  of  Balfour, 

Pittendreich.      Balfour,    Balfour,   co.    Fife ; 

the  heiress  m.   Beihune.     Balfour,    Grange. 

Meldrum,  Segie,  Scotland. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  an  otter's  head  erased  as  the 

first  in  chief  a  label  of  three  points  gu.  Balfour, 

Ballow. 

....  Human  Figure 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  wavy  sa.  a  human  skull  ppr.  (The 

ancient  arms  of)  Cust,  Belton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Heads  ....  (Beast)  Boar 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  boar's  heads  or.     Sire 

Thomas  de  Swyneford,  N.  Norman  Swynford, 

X.    And  with  a  5-foil  for  diff.  in  the  dexter 

chief  gu.     Monsire  Norman  de  Swinford,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  chev  sa.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or. 

Norman,  Kent.      Swinford,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Swynbohne.    The  heads  fesswise.    Sr.  Thomas 

Swynford,  co.  Huntingdon,  V.    And  with   a 

5-foil   in   the  dexter  chief  gu.     Sr.   Norman 

Swynford,  Essex,  V. 

....  Deer 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

of  the  first.    Elerton.    Ellekton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  stag's  heads  couped  or. 

John  Ragane,  X. 
Erm.   on   a  chev.   az.    three  buck's    heads    or. 

Ferington.  The  heads  cabossed.   Cervington. 

Servington    or    Serrinton,    Tavistock,    co. 

Devon  ;   the  co-heirs  m.   Croker   and   Savery. 

ScRrviNGTON,  Southampton. 
Erm.    on    a    chev.    sa.   three   stag's  heads  or. 

Servington. 
Erm. on  a  chev. sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  or. 

Servington.    Sermington  or  Syrmington,  V*. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 

Or.      SlRMINGTON,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  vert  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

arg.    Buckton. 

....Fox 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fox's  heads  erased  or. 

Fox,  Little  Eppleton,  Durham. 
Sa.  on   a  chev.   arg.    three  fox's  heads    couped 

gu.    Colfox. 

....  Horse 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  horse's  heads  couped 

erect  of  the  first.     Corser,  V. 

....  Leopard 
Arg.   on   a   chev.   az.   three  leopard's   faces   or. 

Gower,  London.  Lovely.    Pyrton.   The  faces 

langued  gu.    John  Gower,  1400,  in  church  of 

St.  Saviour,  Southwark. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  leopard's  heads  of  the 

first.     Bolton  or  Boulton. 
Arg.  on   a  chev.  gu.   three   leopard's   faces  or. 

Bolton  or  Boulton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  leopard's  heads  jessant 

fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.    Canley,  V.    Cauley, 

Cowley,  V*.      Cowley,  Amsterdam,  1606. 
Arg.  on   a  chev.  sa.  three  leopard's  heads   or. 
.  Coneley.  Cowley,  V*.     Leveroy.     Norman. 

Weston,  Heath  Ham,  co.   Dorset.    Weston, 

Couley,  V. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


487 


On  1  CHEVRON cont. 

Heads   cont.   (Beast)  Leopard  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  three   leopard's  faces   or. 

Foster,  W ;  and  Northumberland. 
Az.   on   a  chev.   or  three  leopard's   heads    gu. 

Gower. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  embattled  or  three  leopard's  heads 

sa.    Harvy,  London. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  leopard's  heads  or. 

Temperly,   V*.    Temperley,  V.    Powerton, 

Essex.     The  chev.  engr.     Pyrton,  Essex,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  leopard's  heads  jessant 

fleurs-de-lis  or.     Templey,  Suffolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  leopard's   heads  or. 

Prestwich,  London. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  leopard's  heads  jessant 

fleurs-de-lis  or.     Cantelow.    Cantelupe,  Lon- 
don, V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  leopard's  heads  jessant 

fleurs-de-lis  or.    Cautlow,  London.     Cooley. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  leopard's  heads 

or.     Creep,  co.  Wilts ;  granted  4  June  1663. 
Or  on  a  chev.  vert  three  leopard's  heads  (arg. 

another)  of  the  first.    Inge,  co.  Leicester;  arid 

Thorpe  Constantine,  co.  Stafford.    Inge,  V*. 

Juge,  co.  Leicester. 
Per  pale  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  and  erm. 

three  leopard's  faces  of  the  second.     Creed. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  leopard's  faces  jessant 

fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.    Cowley. 
Vert  on  a  chev three  leopard's  faces  .... 

O'Kerin. 

....Lion 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  lion's  heads  erased  of 

the  first.    Harbenger,  V*.    Ward,  V*  ;  and 

Berkshire.     Warde,  the  Harbenger,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  lion's  heads  erased  .... 

Horsefield  or  Horsford. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

Turpin,  Knaptoft,  co.  Leicester. 
Sa.on  a  chev.  arg.  three  lion's  heads  erased  ermi- 

nois.     Richardson,  Ferring,  Sussex. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  lion's  heads  erased  of 

the  first.  Horspoole,    Maidstone,    Kent. 

Valentine,  co.  Hereford. 
Sa.  fretty  or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  lion's  heads 

erased  of  the  second.    Belew  or  Bellowes, 

co.  Lancaster. 

Ox 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed  of 
the  first.  Hillersdon,  Hillersdon,  and  Memb- 
land,  co.  Devon.  Htllesdon,  Elstow,  co.  Bed- 
ford ;  and  co.  Devon.  The  heads  armed 
or.  Hillesdon  or  Hillesford,  co.  Devon. 
Hillersdon,  V*.    Hillesdon,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  bull's  heads  or. 
Servinton,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on   a  chev.    sa.    three    bull's    heads   or. 

SeRVTNGTON. 

....  Sheep 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  ram's  heads  couped  or. 
Werdishaller,  V*.    Werdissaller,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  ram's  heads  (of  the 
first,  another)  cabossed  of  the  first  attired  or. 
Augustinian  Abbey  at  Cirencester,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  ram's  heads  cabossed  sa. 
attired  or.  Augustinian  abbey  at  Cirencester, 
co.  Gloucester. 

....(Bird) 

Or  on  «  chev.  vert  three  bird's  heads  erased  or. 
Crawfurd,  Northumberland. 


On  1  CHEVRON. 


.cont. 


Heads   cont.    (Bird)    Cock 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  cock's  heads  erased  arg. 
combed  and  wattled  of  the  first.  Phillips, 
Chelmicke,  co.  Salop. 

....  Crow 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  raven's  heads  couped  or. 
Werdysallere. 

Eagle 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 
arg.  Philips  or  Phillips,  co.  Dorset;  and 
London  ;  confirmed  10  December  1633. 
Philips  or  Phillips,  Barnstaple,  co.  Devon. 

Or  on  a  chev.  vert  three  eagle's  heads  erased  arg. 
Craford,  Northumberland. 

Falcon 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  falcon's  heads  erased  of  the 
first.     Farhill,  Chichester. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  falcon's  heads  erased 
arg.    Philips,  Leominster,  co.  Hereford. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  hawk's  heads  couped  arg. 
Hartridge,  Kent;  and  Tyshurst,  Sussex.  The 
heads  erased  arg.    Craford,  Kent. 

Or  on  a  chev.  vert  three  (falcons,  V*)   hawk's 
heads    erased    arg.      Craford,    Essex ;    and 
Mongham,  Kent.    Sr.  Wra.  Crafford,  V. 
...  .Human  Figure 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  dead  men's  skulls  of  the 
first.    Bolter. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  close  helmets  or. 
Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  esquires  helmets  or. 
Skot,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  headpieces  or.     Scot. 

Arg.  a  chev.  voided  sa.  in  the  voidure  three 
Moor's  heads  couped  of  the  second.      Fondre. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  old  men's  heads  ppr. 
affronty  habited  in  close  caps  sa.     Sage. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  dead  men's  skulls  of  the 
first.    Bolter,  1730. 

....  (Monster)  Griffin 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  of 
the  first.  Linley,  Shegby,  Scotland.  Linley, 
F*.    Percivall,  V*. 

....  T/nicorn 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 
of  the  first.  Atkins,  Fountainville,  and  Fir- 
ville,  co.  Cork ;  quartering  Ringrose,  Prest- 
wich, Going,  Hastings,  and  Minnitt.  Atkyns, 
Yelverton,  Norfolk. 

Or  on   a  chev.  sa.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 
arg.    Holl,  Malton,  Norfolk. 
Hearts 

Gu.  on  a  chev three  hearts  of  the  first. 

Thornton,  Scotland. 
Horns 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  a  pair  of  buck's  horns  or. 
Swtllington,  co.  Leicester. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  a  pair  of  stag's  horns  affixed 
to  a  scalp  sa.     Vereker,  Baron  Kiltarton  1610, 
Viscount    Gort    1816,    quartering    O'Connell, 
Prendergast,  and  Smith. 
Horseshoes 

....  on  a  chev three  horseshoes  ....  Cis- 
tercian Abbey  at  Fountains,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  cbev.  sa.  three  horseshoes  of  the  first. 
Tegall,  W.    Tegalle. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  horseshoes  or.  Crispe, 
London. 

Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  horse- 
shoes arg.  Sire  Renaud  de  Boterels.  N.  Re- 
ginald Botereux,  V.  Botreaulx  or  Botreux, 
co.  Devon.    Reinaud  de  Botereus,  E,  Harl. 


488 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


Boterell,  Corn- 


or. 


On  1  CHEVRON....  cont. 

Horseshoes  cont. 
MS.  6137 ;  but  D'Estereus,  F,  Harl.  MS.  0589 
The  horseshoes  of  the  first, 
wall. 
Erra.    on    a    chev.    sa.    three    horseshoes 

Tyghall,  co.  Hants. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  horseshoes  arg.     Crippis. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  horseshoes  sa.  Crispe, 

Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  horseshoes  of  the  first. 
CHRisopor  Kirsop.  The  horseshoes  or.  Crispe, 
Alderman  of  London,  W.      Crispe,  Hammer- 
smith,  Middlesex;    Baronetcy   1065;   extinct 
1740. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  horseshoes  arg.    Crisp,  V*. 
Sir  Henry  Crispe  or  Crippes,  Thanet,  Kent; 
V,  and  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D 10. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  horseshoes  of  the  first. 
Crispe,  Queeks,  and  Clive  Court,  Thanet,  Kent. 
Or  on  a  chev.  vert  five  horseshoes  arg.       Cripps, 
Homestall,    Sussex ;    granted    25   July   1002. 
The  horseshoes  of  the  first.  Cripps,  Cirencester. 
Vairy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  horseshoes 

arg.     Renaud  de  Botereus,  F. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  five  horseshoes  sa.     Crispe, 
Kent. 

Human  Figures 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  angels  kneeling  habited 
in  long  robes  close  girt  their  bands  conjoined 
elevated  upon  their   breasts   wings    displ.   or. 
Maelor   Crwm,  Lord   of   Llechwidd-isaf  and 
Creuddyn,  co.  Caernarvon.     Maleock,  Wales. 
Instrument 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  fret  (wiue-broach  or  piercer) 
of  the  first.     Clapham. 
Keys 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  keys  each  ensigned  with 
a  coronet  or.     Ickam,  Canterbury. 
Knot 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  true-lover's  knot  of  the  first. 
Town  of  Stafford. 
Lozenges 
Arg.  on   a  chev.  gu.  three  lozenges  of  the  first 
each  charged  with  a  cross  croslet  sa.     Allen. 
Allyn,  V*.    Aslyn,  V.     (?  Cornish,  London.) 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  lozenges  or.  Gerbridge. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  lozenges  or  each  charged 

with  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  sa.    Austen. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  lozenges  of  the  first 
each  charged  with   a  cross  croslet  az.     Aslyn, 
V. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  lozenges   of  the  first. 

Learmouth,  Edinburgh. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  five  lozenges  or.  Ederstone. 

Lure 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  lure  the  tassel  waved  or. 
Brooke,  co.  Devon. 
Mascles 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  mascles   of  the  first. 

Larman  or  Lasman. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  mascles  arg.     Murdoch. 
Or  on   a  chev.  sa.  three  mascles   of   the   first. 
Learmouth,  Balcomy,  Scotland.     And  with  a 
rose  ....     Learmouth,  Darsy,  and  Esselment, 
Scotland. 
Mitre 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  mitre  or. 
John  Carpenter,  Bishop  of  Worcester  1443- 
76,  Add.  MS.  13448. 
Monsters 
Arg.  on  a  cbev.  engr.  sa.  two  griffins  combatant 
of  the  first.    Pynell. 


On  1  CHEVRON cont. 

Monsters  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  griffins  gu.    Sire  Adam 

de  Bloy,  O. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  griffins  segreant  of  the 
first.    Knight,  co.  Hants. 
Mullet 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  a  mullet  of  the  first.  Toty,  V. 

The  mullet  pierced.     Toty. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  mullet  of  the  first.  Mixfine, 

co.  Cambridge. ' 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  mullet  or  in  chief  a  label 

gu.     Prideaux,  Thuborough,  co.  Devon. 
Erminois  on  a  chev.sa.  a  mullet  arg.    Topper. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  mullet  arg.     Merffyn  or 
Myrfyn,  quartering  Don,  Cotton  MS.  Julius 
F,  VIII.  fo.  36 ;  Harl.  BIS.  1179,  fo.  77.  Merfyn 
or  Mervyn.     Mirfin,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1518. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  mullet  gu.      Grogan,  Ire- 
land. 

Mullets 
Arg.  on  a  chev.   sa.   two  mullets  of  the  first. 

Kuelley  or  Kewley. 
Arg.  on   a  chev.  vert   two  pierced  mullets  or. 

Drury. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  two  mullets  sa.    Bacon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev three  mullets  sa.  Bearecroft, 

co.  Worcester. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 

Witty. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  mullets  or.     Bosvile. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 

Longlands,  that  Ilk. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  mullets  or  in  chief  an 

annulet  sa.  for  diff.     ?  Gameon  or  Gamon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Tegwared  y  Baiswen,  natural  son  of  Llewellyn 
the   Great.      Ganiboun.      Knell.      Knelley, 
V.    Regelley,  V*.    Riggeley,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  pierced  mullets  of  the 
first.      Griffith  or  Gryffydd,  Bach-y-saint, 
co.  Carnarvon;  and  Tan-y-bwlch,  co.  Merioneth, 
the     heiress     m.     Oakeley.       Regelley,    V. 
Ridgley,     Abright-Hussey,    co.    Salop;     and 
Longdon,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  mullets  or.    Adams,  V*. 

Adam  de  Saint  Iyis,  V.    Robarts,  Kent. 
Arg.   on   a  chev.   sa.   three  pierced   mullets  or. 

Adams,  St.  Ives. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  mullets  or  each  charged 

with  a  torteau.     Gamboun,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 

Roberts,  Kent. 
Az.  semy  of  5 -foils  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last 
three  mullets  gu.     Carus,  Kendall,  Westmore- 
land.    Crawe. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  sa.       Robarts 
or   Roberts.       Roberts,  Borzell,   Ticehurst, 
Stonehouse,  and  Warbleton,  Sussex ;  a  branch 
of    Koberts,    Glastenbury    near    Cranbrook, 
Kent ;  quartering  Tyllye  :  Baronetcy  1620-1745. 
The  mullets  pierced.      Roberts,  Truro,  Corn- 
wall; granted  2  June  1614.     Roberts,  co.  Lin- 
coln ;  London  ;  and  co.  Worcester. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three   mullets  sa.    Roberts, 

Beechfield,  Bromley,  Kent. 
Barry  of  (five,  V*.)  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  gu. 
three  six  pointed  mullets  (arg.  V*.)  or. 
Talworth,  V*.  Talworthe,  V. 
Barruly  ....  and on  a  chev three  mul- 
lets. De  La  More  alias  Bythemore,  Collinson, 
Somerset,  i,  185. 


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489 


On  1  CHEVRON   ....cont. 
Mullets  cont. 

Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  mullets 
sa.     Lord,  Ireland. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  mullets  arg. 
Reynolds. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  mullets  arg.  Belew. 
Hatfield,  Carlton,  Norwell,  and  Willoughby, 
co.  Nottingham.     Heton.     Hotton,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  or  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 
Liddiard  alias  Stratton,  Rockley,  co.  Wilts  ; 
quartering  Stratton. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  mullets  arg.  Hatfeld, 
V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  az.  Shafto, 
Bavington,  Benwell,  and  Whitworth,  Northum- 
berland ;  the  heiress  ra.  Adair.  And  with  a 
5-foil  or  in  the  sinister  chief  for  diff.  Shafto, 
Whickham,  and  Swalwell,  Durham. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Carr,  quartered  by  Glyn.  Lordship  of 
Jedburgh.  Ker,  Dalpbington,  Scotland ; 
extinct....  Kerr,  Kerrisland,  co.  Ayr;  and 
Saughfield,  co.  Latiark.  And  with  in  the 
sinister  chief  a  crescent  of  the  second.  Carre, 
Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  sa.  Carr,  Scot- 
land. Carr  or  Carre,  Bristol ;  co.  Salop ; 
and  co.  York.  Robert  James  Carr,  Bishop  of 
Chichester  1824,  Worcester  18:11-61. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 
Carr. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  mullets  arg.  pierced  of 
the  first.     Sir  William  Walkington,  R. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  erm.  three  mullets  sa.  Roth,  co. 
Leicester. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  mullets  az.  Sire  Renaud 
de  Cobham,  N. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  mullets  sa.    Frankton. 

Gu.  a  fret  or  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  six 
points  pierced  sa.     Fulsherst. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
O'Gaun. 

Paly  of  three  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  or  three 
mullets  of  the  first.     Grimwood. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
O'Gaun. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  five  mullets  gu.    Seynes. 

Pheons 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  pheons  or.  Rosseter, 
co.  Somerset.     Rossetur,  co.  Somerset,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  broad  arrow-heads  of 
the  first.    Baterton  or  Beckerton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  pheons  of  the  first. 
Bakerton  or  Bekeron,  V.  Bekerton,  V*. 
Bickerton,  Essex;  and  Beeby,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  pheons  sa.  Ayot. 
Charingworth.  Kemmis,  Ireland;  derived 
from  Kemeys,  originally  De  Camois,  Kevanma- 
bly,  co.  Glamorgan  ;  Baronetcy  1642-1735,  quar- 
tering Began;  the  heiress  m.  Tynte.  Kemis, 
Wick  wick,  co.  Gloucester.    Kerne  y. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  pheons  sa.  two  of  them 
pointiug  to  the  sides  of  the  escucheon  the 
other  downwards.     Kemys,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  pheons  of  the  first. 
Ad  an. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  or  three  pheons  sa.    Kemys. 

Plummets 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  plummets  or.  Jennings, 
co.  Stafford. 


On  1  CHEVRON cont. 

Roundle 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  roundle  betw.  two  roses  of 
the  first.    Baldington. 
Roundles 

Paly  of  six  ....  and  ....  on  a  chev three 

roundles....     Keane,  Ireland. 
Per  pale  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  three  roundles 

counterchanged.    Shea. 

....  Bezants 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  bezants.  Bratt  or 
Brett,  co.  Stafford.     Todeford  or  Todford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  indented  az.  three  bezants. 
Tunstall. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bezants.  Horevill  or 
Horvill.  Nealewell.  Vacye,  Fenton  Vanye, 
Cornwall.  Waff,  Cornwall.  Waffe,  Corn- 
wall, V.  Wass,  Cornwall.  John  Waugh,  Bishop 
of  Carlisle  1723-34,  Cole  MS.  5798,  fn.  273. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  the  upper  part  terminating  in  a 
cross  patty  gu.  three  bezants.  Newland,  New- 
lands,  co.  Southampton;  and  Totness,  co. 
Devon.    Newling. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  pean  three  bezants.    Bond. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  .three  be- 
zants.    Kitchingham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  bezants.  Bond, 
Brookland,  Mosbury,  co.  Devon,  1716. 
Bonde,  co.  Devon,  V.  John  de  Boys,  Y. 
Goodchild.  Hallewell,  V.  Hullewell. 
And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  {Berry  says  gu.) 
sa.  Sir  George  Bond,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1588 ;  and  his  brother,  William  Bond,  Alder- 
man, ob.  1576 ;  descended  through  Bond, 
Buckland,  co.  Somerset,  from  Bond,  Cornwall, 
Harl.  MS.  1096,  fo.  88 ;  and  Visitation  1664, 
fo.  136.      Bond;  Baronetcy  1658-1767. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  sa.  three  bezants. 
Lee,  Isle  of  Wight. 

Barry  wavy  of  five  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  gu. 
three  bezants.    Ester. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  ...'.  three  bezants.  Skipper 
or  Skippker,  Bradwell,  Suffolk. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  bezants.  Johnson. 
And  with  a  mullet  for  diff.  Johnson,  Lon- 
don. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bezants.    Baxter,  co. 

Nottingham,  granted   ;    V.    Sr de 

Dagworth,  V.    M.  Thomas  Dagworth,  X ;  Y. 
Gageworth  or  Gagworth. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  bezants.    Delaleigh 

Delegey  or  Delegh.     Sr de  Leigh,  V. 

Legh  or  Leigh,  Cumberland;   and  co.   Lan- 
caster. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  bezants.    Annering. 

Lozengy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  az.  three  be- 
zants. Yonge,  co.  Wilts  ;  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo. 
102. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bezants.  Sire  Robert  de 
Estafford,  N.  Stafford.  And  with  a  label 
of  three  points  az.  Robert  Stafford,  Eggin- 
ton,  and  Moginton,  V. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  az.  three  bezants. 
Roe.    Roo. 

Pily  of  seven  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three 
bezants.    Pillans. 

..  ..Fountains 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  fountains.    Casshe,  V. 
Cosh,  co.  Devon.    Cosshe,  V*.     And  in  the 
dexter  chief  a  mullet  of   the  second.    Cush. 
Cushe,  V*.    Cusshe,  V. 

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490 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON 


.cont. 


Roundles  cont.  Fountains  cont. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  fountains.  Cust, 
Stamford,  co.  Lincoln  :  granted  31  May  1663. 
Cust,  Baron  Brownlow  1776,  Viscount  Alford 
and  Earl  Brownlow  1815  ;  quartering  Brownlow 
and  Payne. 

....  Hurts 

Pily  of  seven  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  counter- 
changed  three  hurts.     Pillans,  England. 
....  Plates 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  plates.  Leigh,  Cum- 
berland. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  plates.  Le  Baron  de 
Stafford,  E.  Robert  de  Stafford,  X.  And 
with  a  label  of  five  points  az.  Robert  de 
Stafford,  E ;  F. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three 
plates  each  charged  with  a  cross  patty  gu. 
Carpenter,  Barbadoes;  granted  10  June  1647. 
Carpenter;  granted  1661. 

Pily  of  seven  az.    and  arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.   as 
many  plates.    Pillans,  Leith,  Scotland. 
....  Torteaux 

Gu.  crusily  patty  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last  three 
torteaux.    Berkeley. 

Lozengy  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  torteaux. 
Beg  or  Begg. 

....  Bezants 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  five  bezants.  Ederston,  V. 
Ederstone,  V*.  Erdeston,  V.  Hugh  de 
Erdeswtke,  co.  Stafford,  V.  Harvell, 
V*.  Horevill  or  Horvlll.  Narvele,  V. 
Somerford,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  bezants.  Bayce  or  Boys, 
co.  Buckingham.  Sr.  Nicolas  de  Boys,  V. 
Somerford. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  five  bezants.      Grant  or 
Graunt,  Northbroke,  co.  Warwick. 
....  Ogresses 

Sa.  semy  of  martlets  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last 
five  ogresses.  Bard,  Middlesex ;  and  Cavers- 
field,  co.  Buckingham.  Bard;  Baronetcy  1644, 
Baron  Bard  of  Drombey  and  Viscount  Bel- 
mont 1646,  extinct  1660.  Bard  or  Beard,  North 
Kelsey,  co.  Lincoln,  Harl.  HIS.  1550. 
Plates 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  plates.  Bond,  Newland, 
co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  semy  of  martlets  sa.  on  a  chev.  of  the  last 
five  plates.      Bard,  co.  Lincoln  (an  error). 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  five  plates.    Graunt,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  five  plates.    Stafford. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  five  plates.    Whitton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  seven  plates.  Bond,  Newland, 
co.  Gloucester;  the  heiress  m.  Nicholl. 
...  Bezants 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  nine  bezants.  Severn  or 
Severne,  Shrawley,  co.  Worcester;  co.  Salop  ; 
co.  Northampton ;  and  co.  Montgomery. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  bezants.  Sire  Nicholas  du 
Boys,  N. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  bezants.  RobertdeEsTAFFORD,B. 
Scythes 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  two  scythe  blades  of  the  first. 
Ley  or  Leys. 
Sprigs 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  voided  sa.  three  bunches  of  ashen 
keys  ppr.    Ashford,  co.  Devon. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  withered  branches  arg. 
Frese,  V. 

Sa.  on  a. chev.  arg.  three  sprigs  of  broom  ppr. 
Brome,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  339. 


On  1  CHEVRON  cont. 

Sprigs  cont. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  three  slips   of   broom   vert. 

Broome,  co.  Hereford;  granted  1670. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  five  slips  of  broom  ppr.  Broome. 

Swords 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  daggers  sa.  Brathwaite, 
Brathy,  and  Warcup,  Westmoreland. 
Tails 
Or  on   a   chev.   gu.  *  ermynee.'      Le  Baron  de 
Stafforde,  P. 
Wheels 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  Catharine  wheels  or. 

Witherden,  Wisenden,  Kent. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  Catharine  wheels  gu. 
Cotton,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  III. 
Wings 
Paly  of  seven  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  of  the  second 
a  pair  of  wings  conjoined  as  the  first.    Locke 
or  Loke. 
Wreath 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  a  chaplet  vert.   Vereker,  Baron 
Kiltarton  1810,  Viscount  Gort  1816;  quarter- 
ing O'Connell  and  Prendergast  with  Smith. 

On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  chief. . . . 

Annulet 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  crescent  of  the  first  in  chief 
an  annulet  as  the  second.    Wanton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  mullets  or  in  chief  an 
annulet  sa.     Gambon  or  Gamon. 
Annulets 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  of  the  first  in  chief 
two  annulets  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  colum- 
bines of  the  third.    Cooke. 
Beast 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  escallops  or  in  chief  a 
lion  pass.  az.  Tully,  1716.  The  lion  vert. 
Tully,  Wetherall  Abbey,  Cumberland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  escallops  of  'the 
first  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  vert.  Tolly. 
Tolley.  The  lion  bezanty.  Tolley.  But  platy. 
Thomas  Tolley,  Ramessey,  V.    Tollye,  V*. 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  escallops  arg.  in 
chief  a  lion  pass.  vert.    Tolly. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  garbs  or  in  chief  a  lion 
pass.  sa.    Cradock.    Cradoke,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first  in 
the  dexter  chief  point  a  lion  pass.  or.    Carr. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  (sometimes  pierced) 
mullets  of  the  first  in  the  dexter  chief  point  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Carre  or  Ker,  Baron 
Brancepeth  1613,  Viscount  Rochester  '1611, 
Earl  of  Somerset  1613,  extinct  1645. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  sa.  in  the  dex- 
ter chief  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Carr,  co.  Salop. 
Beasts 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  annulets  arg.  in  chief  two 
lions  pass,  of  the  second.    Taylor,  London. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  ram's  heads  couped  and 
affronted  sa.  attired  or  in  the  dexter  chief 
quarter  two  lions  pass,  guard,  of  the  last. 
Augustinian  Abbey  at  Cirencester,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 
Birds 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  three  3-foils  and 
in  chief  two  martlets  counterchanged.     Rowe, 
London. 
Canton 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  crescent  of  the  field  a  canton 
erm.     Stafford,  co.  Leicester. 

....  on  a  chev three  roses  ....  a  canton 

....     Harris,  Kent. 


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491 


On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  chief.... cont. 
Canton  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  roses  of  the  first  a  can- 
ton ....      Gilbert,  Tredrea,  Cornwall;  and 

Eastbourne,  Sussex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  vert  a  canton  erm. 

Meriton,  1716. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  roses  gu.  a  canton  erm. 

Thomas  Rands,  co.  Lincoln,  1599,  W.    Ranson, 

Suffolk.     The  roses  barbed  vert.     Rands,  co. 

Lincoln  ;  confirmed  19  July  1593. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first  a  can- 
ton erm.      Knollys,  Grove  Place,  co.  Hants. 

Knowles. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  roses  arg.  a  canton  of  the 

second.    Capper,  Bushey,  co.  Hertford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  4-foils  or  a  canton  vair. 

Eyre. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  5-foils  gu.  a  canton  erm. 

Hawes,  London. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  gu.  a  canton  erm. 

Hawes,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  garbs  or  a  canton  gu. 

charged  with  a  fret  of  the  third.    Eardley, 

Lord  Eardley.    Yardley,  Upbery,  Kent ;  and 

Yardley,  co.   Stafford.     Yardeley,   Kent,   W. 

But  fretty.    Yardley,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  torteaux  a  canton  erm. 

Round. 

on  a  Canton  ....  (Beast)  Cat 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  stag's  heads  erased  .... 

on  a  canton  of  the  second  a  cat-a-mountain 

....     Hewlett. 

....Lion 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  Cornish  choughs  ppr. 

a  canton  of  the  second  charged  with  a  demi- 

lion  ramp,  of  the  first.      Parvis  or  Parvise, 

Unsted,  Surrey;  granted  12  January  1582,  and 

3  December  1597. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  5-foils  purp.  a  canton  of 

the  last  charged  with  a  lion  ramp,  per  pale  gu. 

and  sa.     Hawes. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  gu.  a  canton  arg. 

charged  with  a  lion  pass,  of  the  third  betw. 

two  steel  gads  ppr.    Hawes. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  gu.  a  canton  arg. 

charged  with  a  Hon  pass.  sa.    Hawis,  Harl.  MS. 

1404,  fo.  111. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  gu.  a  canton  arg. 

charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  (of  the  third, 

Harl.  MS.  1349 )  in  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  Hawes, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1574. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  gu.  a  canton  arg. 

charged  with   a  lion  ramp.  sa.  in  a  bordure 

engr.  gu.    Hawis,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  111. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  purp.  a  canton  arg. 

charged  with  a  lion  pass.  sa.    Hawes,  V*. 
Bendy  of  three  sa.  and  or  on  a  chev.  arg.  three 

mullets  of  the  first  a  canton  of  the   second 

charged  with  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Gill  or  "Gyll, 

eo.  Hertford,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  109. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  pierced  mullets  of  the 

first  a  canton  or  charged   with   a  lion  pass. 

guard,  gu.    Bokeland,  V*. 

....  Cross 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  leopard's  heads  of  the 

first  a  canton  gu.  charged  with  a  cross  patonce 

arg.  thereon  five  ogresses.    Eton. 
....Cup 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  an  escallop  betw.  a  sinister 

and  dexter  hand  couped  in  bend  arg.  a  canton 

az.  charged  with  a  covered  cup  handled  or. 

Maine  ;  granted  1705. 


On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


on  a  Canton  cont.  Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  castles  of  the  first  a 
canton  -az.  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  or. 
Vilett,  London;  granted  1572.  Villett, 
Swindon,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  towers  triple-towered 
or  a  canton  az.  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  of 
the  third.  Vilot  or  Violot,  London ;  and 
Norfolk. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  of  the  first  seeded 
or  barbed  vert  a  canton  of  the  second  charged 
with  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  a  martlet  for  diff. 
Knowles. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  vert  barbed  and 
seeded  of  the  first  a  canton  of  the  second 
charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Knowles,  Cole  Ashby,  co.  Northampton ;  and 
Walton,  Suffolk;  granted  1580.  Knowlys, 
Heysham  Hall,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  Stockwell, 
Surrey. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  fox's  heads  erased  or 
and  for  augmentation  (30  October  1658)  a 
canton  of  the  second  charged  with  a  fleur-de- 
lis  as  the  third.  Strangways  Fox;  Baronies 
1741  and  1747,  Earl  of  Ilchester  1756,  quar- 
tering Strangways  ;  Collinson,  Somerset  i,  227. 
Fox,  Foxley,  co.- Wilts.  Vassall  Fox,  Baron 
Holland  1762  ;  extinct  1859. 
....  Flower 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  sheldrakes  of  the  first 
a  canton  as  the  second  charged  with  a  rose 
like  the  field.  Sheldon,  co.  Worcester,  1663. 
The  rose  seeded  or  barbed  vert.  Sheldon, 
Hampton  Court,  Surrey;  granted  26  December 
1681.  The  rose  or.  Gilbert  Sheldon,  Bishop 
of  London  1660,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury 
1663-77 ;  granted  1060. 
....3-Foil 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  millrinds  sa.  a  canton 
or  charged  with  a  3-foil  slipped  of  the  third. 
Milnes,  Beckingham  Hall,  co.  Nottingham ; 
quartering  Wright  and  Gery. 
....  Head 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  roses  arg.  a  canton  of 
the  second  charged  with  a  leopard's  face  as 
the  first.  Rumbold,  Ferrand,  co.  York  ;  Baro- 
netcy 1779. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  broom  sprigs  vert  a  can- 
ton or  charged  with  a  spear's  head  az.  embrued 
gu.    Bromfield,  Kent. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  broom  branches  vert 
budded  ppr.  a  canton  or  charged  with  a  spear 
headed  az.  embrued  gu.  broken  in  the  trun- 
cheon ....  Bromfield,  Haywood,  co.  South- 
ampton, 1716,  quartering  Kempe. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  three  branches  a  canton  of  the 
second  charged  with  a  spear's  head  rompu  as 
the  first.    Blomefield. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  az.  a  branch  of  laurel  betw.  two 
bombshells  fired  ppr.  a  canton  or  charged  with 
a  spear's  head  az.  embrued  gu.  Blomefield, 
Attleborough,  Norfolk;  Baronetcy  1807. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  erminois  three  pheons  of  the  first 
a  canton  of  augmentation  gu.  charged  with  a 
mullet  and  increscent  fesswise  in  a  bordure 
embattled  or.  Bickerton,  Upwood,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon ;  Baronetcy  1778-1832. 
Chief 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  annulets  of  the  first  a 
chief  of  the  second.    Ferrall,  Ireland. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  greyhound  current  ....  a 
chief  vair.    St.  Quintyn,  co.  York. 


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.cont. 


Chief  cont. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  martlet  arg.  a  chief  vair. 
St.  Quintin.  The  martlet  or.  M.  John  Seint 
Quintoyne,  S.    Thomas  St.  Quintyn,  Y. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  martlets  sa.  a  chief  arg. 

HOLDICH    Or    HoLDIOHE. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  crescent  or  a  chief  of  the 

second.    Mortlyne. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  three  huck's   heads 
couped  gu.  a  chief  per  fess  ermines  and  erm. 
Woodroffe,  St.  Edmundsbury,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  buck's  heads  erased  sa. 
a  chief  per  fess  nebuly  sa.  and  of  the  second. 
Woodeoffe    or    Woodeuff,  Lord   Mayor  of 
London  1579  ;  and  Poyle,  Surrey. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  sa.  a  chief  in- 
dented or.    Roberts,  London. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  ogresses  a  chief  of  the 

second.    Cockle  or  Cokyll. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  ogresses  a  chief  in- 
dented of  the  second.    Sr.  Thomas  Cokyll,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  ogresses  a  chief  sa. 
Cockle   or    Cokyll.      Coghill,  Coghill,  co. 
York;  and  Randall's  Park,  Surrey;  Baronetcy 
1778 ;  quartering  Cramer. 
on  a  Chief  (Beast)  Dog 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  pierced  5-foil  betw.  two 
escallops  gu.  a  chief  or  charged  with  a  grey- 
hound courant  sa.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  ogresses. 
Quartered  by  Noeth,  London,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  bezant  betw.  two  leopard's 
faces   or   a  chief  as  the  last  charged  with  a 
talbot  pass.  sa.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  fleurs-de- 
lis  like  the  second.    Ralph  Prestwich,  Huhne, 

co.  Lancaster ;  granted Harl.  MS.  H159, 

fo.  G2. 

..  ..Goat 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed  or 
a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  goat  trippautof  the 
first.    Boughton. 

....  Lion 

Chequy  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  three 
anchors  sa.  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  lion 
pass,  of  the  first.  Embery.  Tollet,  Betley 
Hall,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  a  bird  (?  dove)  betw.  two  pheons 
or  a  cbief  sa.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  crescents  as  the  first. 
Thomas  Warton,  W. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  a  hawk  betw.  two  pheons  arg. 
a  chief  sa.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  as  the  first 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  crescents  like  the  third. 
Warton. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  a  hawk  (martlet,  V*.)  betw.  two 
pheons  as  the  first  a  chief  sa.  charged  with  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  crescents 
arg.    Thomas  Warton,  V. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  sa. 
three  martlets  or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a 
lion  pass.  betw.  two  anchors  gold.  Forhan  or 
Foreman,  London;  and  co.  Leicester. 

Barry  nebuly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  (seven  az.  and 
arg.  Forman,  V*.  Feeman,  V*.)  on  a  chev. 
sa.  three  martlets  or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  betw.  two  anchors  erect  gold. 
Fiemin,  London.  Sr.  William  Foeman,  Alder- 
man of  London,  V.  Feeman,  V.  But  barruly 
nebuly.     Foeman,  co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  a 
chief  or  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first. 
Goldsmith,  Exton,  co.  Hants. 


On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  chief.... cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  (Beast)  Lion  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  escallops  as  the  first  a 

chief  of  the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass. 

like  the  field.     Heende,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1391  and  1404.     Hende,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Hendy  or  Hinde,  co.  Lancaster.     Hinde,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first  a 

chief  az.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  as  the  field. 

Hind,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops  or  a  chief  of 

the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  as 

the  first.    Suecott,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  escallops  or  a  chief  of 

the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  as  the 

third.    Suecott. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  three  escallops  arg.  a  chief  of 

the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  as  the 

first.    Stanbeidge,  Sussex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first 

a  chief  az.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 

Smythson,  Kent ;  granted  1572. 

....Wolf 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  leopard's  heads   (an- 
other bezants)  a  chief  or  charged  with  a  wolf 
pass.  sa.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second. 
Peestwich,  Holme,  co.  Lancaster  (an  error). 

..  ..Birds 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  an  anchor 
erect  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with 
three  martlets  as  the  first.  Maetin,  Wilder- 
ness, Surrey;  and  Stonefield,  Cumberland; 
quartering  Hutchinson,  Richmond,  Vaux.Vaux, 
Delamere,  and  Leybourne. 
.. .  .Cross 

Purp.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  escallops  az.  a  chief 
of  the  third  charged  with  a  cross  patty  or  betw. 
two  griffin's  heads  erased  as  the  second. 
Gaedner,  London,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  108  b. 

Purp.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  escallops  az.  a  chief 
embattled  of  the  third  charged  with  a  cross 
potent  or  betw.  two  griffin's  heads  erased  as 
the  second.  Gardiner,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1478.     Gardners,  London,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  wolfs  heads  erased  of 
the  first  a  chief  az.  charged  with  on  a  cross 
patonce  betw.  two  martlets  or  five  (ogresses, 
W.)  hurts.  Thomas  Warde,  Benhams,  co. 
Berks,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  or 
a  chief  az.  charged  with  a  cross  patonce  betw. 
two  martlets  of  the  third.  Warde,  Hurst,  co. 
Bedford. 

....  Escucheon 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  gauntlet  of  the  first  betw. 
four  swords  in  saltire  as  the  last  hilts  and 
pomels  or  a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with  on 
an  oval  shield  like  the  field  enclosed  by  a  pair  of 
peer's  helmets  ppr.  garnished  or  a  cross  gu. 
encircled  with  a  carved  shield  as  the  third. 
Company  of  Armourers,  London,  impaling 
the  Braziers. 

....Estoile 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  martlets  of  the  first  a 
chief  az.  charged  with  an  estoile  betw.  two 
leopard's  faces   or.     Dolesley   or  Dolseley, 

V*.      DOLESLY,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first  a 
chief  az.  chaiged  with  an  estoile  betw.  two  leo- 
pard's laces  or.    Dolsey. 


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.cont. 


On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Fleurs-de-lis 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  martlets  sa.  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  a  rose  betw.  two  trunks  of  trees 
erased  or.  Thomas  Brown,  Bishop  of  Ro- 
chester 1435,  Norwich  1430-45  (an  error). 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  horseshoes  of  the  first  a 
chief  of  the  second  charged  with  so  many 
fleurs-de-lis  as  the  first.  Watkins,  Silkstone, 
co.  York. 

Flowers 

Fusily  (another  lozengy)  az.  and  erm.  (Lans- 
doione  MS.  255,  but  another  erm.  and  ermines 
and  another  erm.  and  sa.)  on  a  chev.  arg.  a 
demi-lion  ramp,  (another  betw.  two  lilies  slip- 
ped) gu.  a  chief  az.  (another  sa.)  charged  with 
(three  lilies  slipped  ppr.  but  another)  arose 
betw.  a  lily  slipped  and  a  dove  (another  a 
pelican)  or.  John  Stokesley,  Bishop  of  Lon- 
don 1530-39. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  of  the  first  a  chief 
arg.  charged  with  as  many  slipped  columbines 
az.  Cocke,  Kent,  W. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  three  5-foils  of  the  first  in  chief 
two  annulets  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  colum- 
bines of  the  third.  Cooke. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  passion  nails  (?  closed 
lilies)  of  the  first  a  chief  as  the  second  charged 
with  three  silver  roses.  Nicholas  Cloos; 
granted  1450,  Bentley,  Excerpta,  364. 

Lilies 

Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a 
grose  (or  drawing-board')  betw.  two  adzes  of 
the  second  a  chief  of  the  third  charged  with 
three  lilies  slipped  and  leaved  az.  Company 
of  Coopers  and  Hellyars,  Exeter. 
....5-Foils 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  bezants  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  two  5-foils  or.  Yonge  or  Young, 
Basleton,  co.  Berks ;  granted  1607. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.two  griffins  combatant  as 
the  field  srmed  and  gorged  with  two  bars  gu. 
a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with  three  5-foils 
like  the  first.  John  Thomas,  Bishop  of  Peter- 
borough 1747,  Salisbury  1757,  Winchester 
1761-6,  The  5-foils  pierced  and  or.  Thomas, 
Llyn  Madoc,  co.  Brecknock ;  granted  1  Febru- 
ary   

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  two  griffins 
combatant   counterchanged   a   chief  wavy   az. 
charged  with  three  5 -foils  of  the  first.  Thomas, 
Wellfield  House,  co.  Radnor. 
....  Gun 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  martlets  of  the  first  a 
chief  as  the  second  charged  with  a  chamber- 
piece  or.  Coward,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  468. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  martlets  or  a  chief  of 
the  second  charged  with  a  culverin  dismounted 
as  the  third.    Legh,  co.  Devon.    Leigh,  Wells, 
co.  Somerset. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  martlets  of  the  field  a 
chief  as  the  second  charged  with  a  chamber- 
piece  like  the  first.     Coward. 
....  Head 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  erminois  six  3-foils  slipped  vert 
(the  erm.  and  3-foils  inclining  the  same  way 
as  the  chev.)  a  chief  or  charged  with  a  stag's 
head  cabossed  az.  betw.  two  mullets  of  the 
first.     Harvey. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  az.  three  be- 
zants a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  goat's  head 
erased  or  betw.  two  5-foils  of  the  last.  William 
Yonge,  Wittenham,  co.  Berks,  V.    Young,  V*. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Heads 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  wrens  of  the  first  a 
chief  gu.  charged  with  as  many  horse's  heads 
erased  purp.  Wren.  But  the  chief  or  charged 
with  as  many  heads  erased  brown.  Wrenne, 
Harl.MS.  1404,  fo.  Ill  b. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  two  dragons 
combatant  counterchanged  a  chief  ermines 
charged  with  three  coronels  of  the  first. 
Wiseman,  Waltham,  Essex;  granted  18  May 

.  1572. 

....  Monsters 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  birds  vert  membered 
gu.  a  chief  or  charged  with  three  griffins  se- 
greant  sa.    Gard,  Kent. 
Mullet 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  martlets  of  the  first  a 
chief  az.  charged   with  a   six-pointed  mullet 
betw.  two  leopard's  heads  or.     Dolesley  or 
Dolseley,  V*.    Dolesly,  V. 
....  Mullets 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  or  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  three  mullets  of  the  first.  Trise, 
Newark,  co.  Nottingham.  The  mullets  of  the 
third.  Trice,  Godmanchester,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  three  mullets  or  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with   as  many  mullets  of  the  third. 
Laleman,  Ireland. 
....Pale 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  a  coney  pass.  betw.  two  fishes 
haurient  of  the  first  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and 
az.  charged  with  on  a  pale  of  the  second  a  rose 
or.  Richard  Cheyney,  Bishop  of  Gloucester 
and  Bristol  1562-79. 

....Roundle 

Paly  of  four  gu.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  or  a  grey- 
hound's head  erased  sa.  betw.  two  5-foils  az. 
a  chief  gold  charged  with  on  an  ogress  enclosed 
by  a  pair  of  crescents  as  the  fourth  each  bear- 
ing three  plates  a  demi  lion  ramp.  arg.  Lawson, 
Popleton,  Moreby,  Aldborough  Lodge,  and  Bo- 
roughbridge  Hall,  co.  York. 

Paly  of  four  gu.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  hind's 
(fox's,  V*.)  head  erased  (of  the  first,  V*.)  betw. 
two  5-foils  az.  a  chief  or  charged  with  on  an 
ogress  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  crescents  each 
bearing  three  plates  a  demi-lion  ramp,  as  the 
third.  Sr.  George  Lawson,  co.  York,  V. 
Roundles 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  or 
a  chief  az.  charged  with  as  many  bezants. 
Travers,  Ireland,  V. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three 
wolf's  heads  erased  sa.  a  chief  or  charged 
with  as  many  ogresses.    Lawson,  co.  York. 

Gu.  on  a  chev two  griffins  segreant  of  the 

first  a  chief  as  the  second  charged  with  three 
torteaux.    Thomas. 
....  Ships 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  fimbriated  or  three  escallops 
sa.  and  for  augmentation  (1808)  a  chief  wavy 
of  the  second  charged  with  a  dismasted  French 
frigate  towed  towards  the  dexter  by  an  English 
frigate  in  a  shattered  state.  Hardinge, Belle- 
isle,  co.  Fermanagh  ;  Baronetcy  1801. 
....  Staples 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  escallops  or  a  chief 
arg.  charged  with  as  many  staples  of  the  se- 
cond.   Cooke,  Essex. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  door-staples  or  on  a 
chief  arg.  as  many  of  the  second.  Cooke, 
Fullwell  Heath,  Essex. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Suns 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  mullets  of  the  first  a 
chief   az.    charged    with    as    many   suns   or. 
Gaeling. 

...  .Wreaths 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu. 
a  chief  of  the  last  charged  with  as  many  chap- 
lets  or.     Hall,  Sawforth,  and  Harborough,  co. 
Lincoln. 
Cross 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  martlets  arg.  in  chief  a 
cross  croslet  fitcby  sa.    Hammon. 

Cups 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  or  three  3-foils 
az.  in  chief  as  many  covered  cups  or.    Fyan. 
Escallop 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  4-foils  or  in  the  dexter 
chief   an    escallop    gu.      Teelow,    V.      Ro- 
bert Teeulowe,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Teuelove,  V. 
Estoile 

....  on  a  chev three  crosses  croslet  .... 

in  the  dexter  chief  an  estoile   ....      Ralph 
Cobham,  1402,  Cobham,  Kent. 

Fish 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crescents  gu.  in  chief  a 

dolphin    naiant    embowed     of     the     second. 

Beyan,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  crescents  of  the  first  in 

chief  a  dolphin  naiant  arg.     Bryan,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  crescents  gu.  in  chief  a 

dolphin  arg.    Beyan. 
3-Foil 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  boar's  heads  or  in  the 

dexter  corner  a  3-foil  slipped  gu.  Monchensey. 
Gouttes 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  five  estoiles  or  in  chief  six 

goultes  de  sang  four  and  two.    Brine. 
Head 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  three  martlets  of  the  first  in 

chief  a  leopard's  head  betw.  two  mullets  as  the 

second.     Dolseley.     Dunslay,  co.  York. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  martlets  sa.  in  chief  a 

lion's  head  erased    or.      Moee,   Newington, 

Surrey. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  three  martlets  sa.  in  chief 

a  lion's  head   erased  of  the  second.     Moee, 

London. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  roses  gu.  seeded  and 

barbed  ppr.  in  the  dexter  chief  point  a  close 

helmet  of  the  second.      Rose,  Hasland,  co. 

Derby,  1730. 
Heads 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  molet  or  in  chief  two  lion's 

heads  erased  gu..    Robert  de  Roucliffe. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  or  an  escallop 

gu.  in  chief  two  boar's  heads  couped  of  the 

third.    Sandford,  Colchester. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first  in 

chief  two  buck's  heads  erased  as  the  second 

attired  or.    Retford. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bezants   in  chief  two 

lion's  heads  erased  of  the  second.     Someeton, 

Norfolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  three  bezants  in  chief 

two    eagle's     heads    erased    of    the    second. 

Illidge,  Brixton,  Surrey. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  two  martlets  or  in  chief 

three  griffiu's  heads  erased  gu.    Haee. 


On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  chief cont. 

Label 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  four  bars  wavy  of  the  first  in 
chief  a  label  gu.      Peideaux,  Notewell,  co. 
Devon. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  an  otter's  head  erased  as  the 
first    in    chief   a   label   of   three  points  gu. 
Balfoue,  Ballow. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  a  mullet  or  in  chief  a  label 
gu.    Peideaux,  Thuborough,  co.  Devon, 
on  a  Label 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  five  bezants  in  chief  a  label 
of  three    points  as  the    second  charged  the 
same.    Hopton,  Suffolk. 

Mitre 
Paly  of   six  az.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three 

crosses  croslet  of  the  second  in  chief  a  mitre 

or.    John   Caepentee,  Bishop   of  Worcester 

1446-76.         The    crosses    potent.         Doctor 

Caepentee,  Lansdowne  MS.  255,  fo.  7. 
Mullet 
Vert  on  a   chev.    arg.   three    crescents    sa.    in 

the  sinister    chief    a  mullet    of  the  second. 

Auldeeston,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  three  fountains  in  the  dexter 

chief  point  a  mullet  of  the  second.      Cdsh  or 

Cushe. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  hart's  heads  cabossed 

or  in  chief  as  many  mullets  az.    Paekee,  co. 

Derby. 

on  a  Quarter 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  5-foils  purp.  a  quarter 
of  the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  within 
a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Hawes  or  Hawse,  Lon- 
don. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  three  pierced  5-foils  purp.  on  a 
quarter  arg.  a  lion  statant  sa.  Robert  and 
John  Hawes,  London,  V. 

Roundles 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  a  lion  ramp.  az.  betw.  two  torteaux 
in  chief  as  many  plates.  Mactiee,  Scot- 
land. 

Scythe 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  fretty  or  in  chief  a  blade  of 
a  scythe  barwiseaz.  Thickness,  V*.  Thickons, 
V;  and  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  94.  The  blade 
gu.  Touchet-TmcKNESSE,  Baron  Audley,  1403; 
quartering  Touchet  and  Audley.  Thickness, 
Bartley,  co.  Stafford. 

Sun 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  pheons  gu.  in  the  dex- 
ter chief  a  sun  or.  Johnson,  London ;  and  co. 
York,  1634. 

On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  base.... 

Bird 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  bezants  in  base  a  dove 
with  an  olivebrancb  in  the  beak  ....  Guid, 
Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  gu.  in  base  an 
earn  devouring  a  salmon  or.  Lumsden,  Glen- 
lie,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  buckle  of  the  first  betw. 
two  mullets  gu.  in  base  a  heron  devouring  a 
salmon  as  the  second.  Blaneaen,  Scotland; 
(?  in  error). 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  estoiles  gu.  in  base  a 
pelican  vulning  herself  or.  Kee,  Fernelie, 
Scotland. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  and  in  base cont. 

Birds 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  arose  betw.  two  lions  counter- 
pass,  of  the  first  in  base  three  cannets  as  the 
second.     Hepburn,  Bearford. 
Buckle 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  rose  betw.  two  lions  re- 
spectant  as  the  first  and  in  base  a  heart-shaped 
buckle  as  the  second.  Hepburn,  Blackcastle, 
Scotland.  The  buckle  or.  BELSHES,Invermay; 
quartering  Belches  and  Murray.  Hepburn, 
Keith,  and  Rickarton,  Scotland  ;  quartering 
Congalton  and  (?)  Bicksbery. 
Flower 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  otter's  head  erased  of  the 
first  in  base  a  rose  gu.    Balfour,  Balganvy. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  pheons  sa.  two  of  them 
pointing  to  the  side  of  theescucheon  the  other 
downwards    in    base   a  rose  of    the    second. 
Kemys,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 
Head   (Beast)   Boar 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  rose  betw.  two  lions  pass, 
respectant  of  the  first  in  base  a  boar's  head 
erased  as  the  second.     Hepburn,  Edinburgh. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  a  mulret  of  the  first  in  base 
a  boar's  head  couped  as  the  second.  Tratter, 
Scotland. 

. .  ..Deer 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first  in 
in  base  a  stag's  head  erased  as  the  second. 
Karr,  Zair,  Scotland;  granted  1G98.  But  in 
base  a  buck's  head  erased  ....  in  chief  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.  of  the  second.  Ker,  Greenhead, 
Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first  in 
base  a  stag's  head  erased  or.  Ker,  Lord  Jed- 
burgh, 1622. 

....  (Monsters)  Unicorns 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  (stars  or)  mullets  gu. 
in  base  a  unicorn's  head  erased  of  the  second. 
Ker,  Littledane,  Scotland  ;  quartering  Ainsley. 
The  whole  within  a  bordure  arg.  Ker,  Moris- 
toun,  Scotland. 
Heart 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  ensigned  on  the  top  with  a 
cross  patty  gu.  a  crescent  of  the  first  in  base  a 
heart   as  the  third.      Methen,  Craiglownie, 
Scotland. 
Mullet 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  otter's  head  erased  of  the 

first  and  in  base  a  mullet Baefour,  Bal- 

mouth. 
Saltire 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  an  otter's  head  erased  of  the 
first  in  base  a  saltire  couped  as  the  second. 
Balfour,  Monquhanny.  Balfour,  Baron  Bal- 
four of  Clonawly  1619  ;  extinct  1634.  Balfour, 
Trenaby,  co.  Orkney;  quartering  Mac  Duff, 
Ogilvy,  Dury,  Bruce,  Boswell,  Adamson,  Sin- 
clair, Mudy,  Mackenzie,  Trail,  and  Coventry. 
Ship 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  three  crescents  vert  in  base 
an  open  boat  with  oars  of  the  second  sailing 
in   a   sea  ppr.     M'Nab   That    Ilk,  Acharne, 
Newton,  Cowel,  Jamaica,  Inchewen,  etc. 
Stone 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  a  rose  betw.  two  lions  counter- 
pass,   of  the  first  in  base   a  star-stone  ppr. 
George  Hepburn,  Nisbet,  i,  166. 
Tree 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first  in  base  an  oak-tree  growing  out  of  a 
mount  vert.    Braidwood. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Anchors 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  two  anchors  in  chief 
....  and  a  crescent  in  base  gu.  a  5-foil  betw. 
two  escallops  ....     Harris,  Kent. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  anchors  az.  as  many 
escallops  arg.     Taylor,  quartered  by  Gordon. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  anchors  sa.  as 
many  escallops  arg.  Taylor,  Durant  Hall,  co. 
Derby;  the  heiress  m.  Skrymsher. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  anchors  az.  as 
many  escallops  arg.     Taylor. 
Annulets 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  an  an- 
nulet of  the  first.     Harmer. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  or  as  many 
of  the  first.    Ritchie,  England. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  sa.  as  many 
lions  ramp.  arg.    Leigh. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  an- 
other chev.  erm.    Clutton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  as  many 
crescents  of  the  first.  Erisby.  The  crescents 
or.    Sutton. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  as 
many  crescents  arg.  Sutton's  Hospital  or 
Charterhouse,  London.  The  crescents  of 
the  first.  Sutton,  Burton,  and  Washing- 
borough,  co.  Lincoln.  Robert  Sutton,  co.  Lin- 
coln, V.  Oliver  Sutton,  Bishop  of  Lincoln 
1280-99. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 
annulets  as  many  escallops  counterchanged. 
Shadwell,  Ripe,  Sussex  ;  quartering  Lucas. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annu- 
lets four  escallops  counterchanged.  Thomas 
Shadwall,  Lynedon,  co.  Stafford,  V.  Shadwell, 
V* ;  and  Lyndowne,  co.  Stafford;  granted 
1537. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  as 
many  estoiles  of  eight  points  of  the  first. 
Hales. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  as 
many  estoiles  or.    Hales. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  sa.  as  many 
estoiles  as  the  first.     Hades. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  gu.  as  many 
3-foils  slipped  or.    Fowlinge,  Ireland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  annulets  of  the 
second  fretty  gu.     Moulton. 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annu- 
lets as  many  buck's  heads  counterchanged. 
Parker;  confirmed  20  April  1563. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  annulets  or  as  many 
spearheads  az.    Kelyng. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  annulets  or  as 
many  torteaux.    Richtie.    Ritchie,  Scotland. 
Anthills  see  Hillocks 
Anvils 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  anvils  and 
in  base  an  anchor  ppr.  a  bee  of  the  last  enclosed 
by  two  crescents  as  the  first.  Walker,  Blythe 
Hall,  co.  Nottingham  ;  and  Clifton  House,  Ro- 
therham,  co.  York. 
Arrows 

Az.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  sheaves 
each  of  six  arrows  interlaced  saltirewise  of  the 
second  flighted  and  phioned  arg.  and  in  base  a 
bow  stringed  fesswise  of  the  last  three  bezants. 
Shotter,  Farnham,  Surrey. 
Axes 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  battle  axes  or  as 
many  eagles  displ.  of  the  field.    Hall. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 

Axes  cont. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  embattled  or  betw.  three  pole-axes 

arg.  as  many  ogresses.     Fryth,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  woodbills  (another 

•wood-bill  blades')  palewise  sa.  as  many  pierced 

mullets  of  the  first.      Fust,  Hill   Court,   co. 

Gloucester ;  Baronetcy  1682-1779. 
Bands 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hatbands  or  as  many 

merillions  sa.    Company  of  Hatband-Makers, 

London. 
Bars 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  bars  gu.  three  crosses 

patty  or  chequy  or  and  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  erm. 

Hoey,  Dublin  ;  quartering  chequy  or  and  gu.  a 

lion  ramp.  erm. 

Beast   ....Lion 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  a  lion  pass,  guard. 

and  in  base  an  escallop  arg.  three  roses  gu. 

Shrub,  Guildford,  Surrey.     The  roses  barbed 

and  seeded  ppr.     Shrubb,  Stoke,  Guildford. 
Per  chev.  or  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  a  lion 

pass,  guard.  iD   chief  and  the  Roman  fasces 

erect  in  base  ppr.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 

first.    Kensit. 
Or  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  a  lion  pass,  in  chief  and 

two  mullets  in  base  gu.  three  garbs  or.    Kell. 

Beasts Lions 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp,  and 

in  base  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed  or  three 

crosses  croslet  az.    Butterworth. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  pass. 

guard,  and  in  base  a  lymphad   sa.    on  waves 

of  the  sea  ppr.  three  annulets  or.     Remfry, 

Truro,  Cornwall. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  pass. 

or  and   in   base  as  many  swords   in   saltire, 

points  upward  ppr.  pomels  and  hilts  of  the 

third   and  entwined  by  a  double  chain  gold, 

three  Catherine  wheels  of  the  last.     Wheelton, 

Manchester  ;  London ;  and  Surrey. 
....Bears 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  bears  pass.  sa.  a 

mullet  of  the  first.    Jubbs. 

Boars 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  grieces  or  five  mullets 

of  the  first.     Essington,  Halsted,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  sa.  armed 

or  a  rose  of  the  last.    Upcott. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  sa.  as 

many  roses  of  the  first.    Upcott,  Upcott,  co. 

Devon;  a  heiress  m.  Shilston. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boars  pass.  sa.  armed 

or  as  many  roses   of   the  last  barbed  vert. 

Hopcot,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  on   a   chev.  or  betw.  three  boars  pass.  arg. 

as  many   eagle's   heads  erased   of  the  first. 

Raymond. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boars  pass.  arg.  as 

many    falcon's    heads     erased    of    the    first. 

Iremonger,  Wherwell,  co.  Hants;  quartering 

Fryer. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wild  boars  sa.  maned 

and  hoofed  or  langued  gu.  a  bee  enclosed  by 

two  bull's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first  in  chief  a 

crescent  of  the  fourth  for  diff.    Devas,  Hern 
.   Hill,  Surrey,  1841. 

•   •  a   •  V  tiLS 

Per  pale  gu.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  cats 
pass,  guard,  or  as  many  garbs  of  the  first. 
Jelter. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Cats  cont. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert,  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
cats  (pass.  V*)  statant  guard,  or  as  many 
garbs  of  the  first.  Richard  Heuer,  Cookfield, 
V. 

....Deer 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hinds  trippant  arg.  as 
many  annulets  of  the  first,  Collet,  V*. 
Collett,  Suffolk.  Sr.  Henry  Collett,  V; 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1486.  The  chev.  engr. 
Collett,  Westerfield,  Suffolk  ;  granted  1644. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  voided  of  the  first  betw.  three 
hinds  pass,  as  many  annulets  of  the  second. 
Collett,  Locker's  House,  Hemel  Hempstead, 
Herts.  The  hinds  statant  ppr.  Collett, 
Wendover,  co.  Buckingham. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bucks  or  a  cres- 
cent gu.    Robertson,  F*-    Robinson,  V*. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  between  thi-ee  stags  those  in 
chief  trippant  and  the  one  in  base  statant  or  a 
crescent  for  diff.  gu.     Robertson,  Boston,  V. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or  as 
many  crosses  patty  az.  Robinson,  Nansloe, 
Helston,  Cornwall;  quartering  Vyvyan. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  pass,  or  as 
many  estoiles  gu.  Robertson,  Boston,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  counter-embattled  az.  betw.  three 
stags  ppr.  a  salmon  naiant  of  the  first. 
Robinson,  Moore  Place,  co.  Buckingham ; 
granted  25  October  1731. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (bucks,  another)  stags 
trippant  arg.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Cely  Cizelley  or  Sycelly,  Barkin?,  Essex. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  stags 
trippant  as  many  3-foils  counterchanged. 
Robinson,  Tottenham. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (bucks,  another) 
stags  trippant  or  as  many  3-foils  slipped 
gu.  Lionel  Robinson,  Cowton,  co.  York,  as 
quartered  by  Peyton,  1684,  in  church  at 
Thames  Ditton.  Robinson,  Kentwell  Hall, 
Suffolk;  Baronetcy  1682-1743.  And  with  a 
crescent  for  diff.  Robinson,  Reading,  co. 
Berks  ;  Whatton,  co.  Leicester ;  and  Suffolk. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roebucks  trippant  or 
as  many  4-foils  gu.  Robinson;  Baronetcy 
1730  ;  Baron  Rokeby,  1777. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  of 
the  last  pelletty  as  many  4-foils  gu. 
Robinson,  Rokeby  Hall,  co.  Louth ;  Baronetcy 
1819. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  stags  trippant  vert 
as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.  Robinson,  Lon- 
don ;  and  York,  1634. 

Or  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  ppr. 
as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.  John  Robinson, 
Bishop  of  Bristol  1710,  London  1714-23. 

Vert,  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant 
or  as  many.  5-foils  gu.  Robinson,  Hendon 
Lodge,  Durham ;  quartering  Clark. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (bucks  V*)  stags  sta- 
tant or  as  many  5-foils  gu.    Robinson,  W. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or  as 
many  5-foils  (?  az.).    Robinson. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or  as 
many  5-foils  gu.  John  Robinson,  Bishop  of 
Bristol  1710,  London  1714-23.  Robinson, 
Kentwell  Hall,  Suffolk;  Baronetcy  1682-1745; 
quartering  Laurence.  Robinson,  Hill  Red- 
ware,  co.  Stafford.  The  5-foils  slipped. 
Robinson,  Southwold,  Suffolk. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  con*.  Deer  cont. 

Vert  goutty  d'eau  on  a  cliev.  betw.  three  bucks 
trippant  or  as  many  5-foils  gu.  Robinson, 
Silksworth  Hall,  Sunderland. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  of  the 
last  and  charged  on  the  side  with  ogresses  as 
many  5-foils  gu.  Robinson,  Rokeby  Park,  co. 
York  ;  Baronetcy  1730,  quartering  Leyton  and 
Walters.  But  with  an  ermine  spot  instead  of 
ogresses.     Robinson,  certified  May  1779. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  stags  at  gaze  or  each 
charged  on  the  shoulder  with  a  martlet  sa.  as 
many  gates  gu.  Robinson,  Aigburth,  Liver- 
pool. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hinds  trippant  or  a 
lion's  head  erased  az.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  hurts 
each  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  second. 
Hind  Hinde  or  Hynd,  London.  Augustine 
Hynde,  Alderman  of  London,  V. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  or  as  many 
lozenges  gu.  Robinson,  V*.  Robinson, 
Cranesley,  Northumberland;  and  co.  North- 
ampton, 1611.  But  roebucks  trippant. 
Robinson,  London,  W. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  stags  trippant  or  as 
many  mullets  gu.  Robertson,  Deisaprice,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or  as 
many  suns  gu.     Robinson,  Boston,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  bucks  couraut 
sa.  five  ermine  spots  gold.  Rogers,  The  Home, 
co.  Salop;  and  Stanage  Park,  co.  Radnor. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks  trippant  or  a 
wreath  of  laurel  betw.  two  5-foils  gu.  Robinson, 
Bath,  co.  Somerset;  granted  1772. 

....  Dogs 

Arg.  on   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  greyhounds  sa. 

collared    or     an     annulet     Nicholas 

Gaynesford,  temp.  Henry  VII,  in  church  at 
Carshalton 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  hounds  gu. 
a  3-foil  or  enclosed  by  two  fusils  of  the  first. 
Harris,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  greyhounds  cou- 
rant  sa.  as  many  3 -foils  arg.     Wright,  Alding- 
ton, Kent;  and  St.  Edmundsbury,  Suffolk. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 
talbots    sejant   collared   two    cloves    counter- 
changed.     Allen,  London,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  per  pale  gu.  and  az.  betw.  three 
talbots  pass.  sa.  as  many  stag's  heads  cabossed 
or.     Hunton,  East  Knoyle,  co.  Wilts. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  arg.  a 

buglehorn  sa.     Horne. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  arg.  a 
buglehorn  sa.     Horne,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1487  ;  and  co.  Cambridge. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbots  pass.  arg.  a 

buglehorn  of  the  first  stringed  gu.     Horne. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  talbots  ramp. 

arg.  a  mullet Hungate,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev  gu.  betw.  three  talbots  courant  sa. 
collared  (and  ringed  V*)  or  as  many  bezants. 
Hound,  V*.  John  Hownde,  Mayor  of  Calais 
1557,  V.  But  hounds  pass.  Hound  or 
Hownd,  Callis,  co.  Cambridge  ;  and  co.  Here- 
fordshire. But  talbots  pass.  Hind,  Mayor 
of  Calais  1557. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhounds  courant 
arg.  as  many  sprigs  of  ashen  leaves  ppr. 
Nashe. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Goats 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  pass.  sa.  as 
many  escallops  of  the  first.     Benson. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  pass.  arg.  armed 
or  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Clement 
Sysley,  Barrow  Hall;  at  Eastbury,  Essex. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  (pass.  V*). 
statant  arg.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Syscley, 
Barrow  Hall,  Essex;  granted  31  December 
1500,  W.  Syseley,  V*.  But  horned  or.  Sysley, 
Fountains,  co.  York;  Northam,  Sussex  ;  Seven- 
oaks,  Kent;  and  Bartoy  (?  Barrow)  Hall, 
Essex ;  Add.  MS.  7098,  fo.  18. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goats  pass,  or  as 
many  lozenges  gu.    Robinson. 
....Horses 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  horses  passant  .... 
as  many  annulets  ....      Sweeting,  London. 
....  Leopards 

Quarterly  gu.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
leopards  pass,  or  as  many  garbs  of  the  first. 
Hever,  Cuckfield,  Surrey ;  the  heiress  m.  Feners. 
....  Lions 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
az.  as  many  crescents  or.     Chachemayd,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
sa.  a  cross  croslet  arg.  betw.  two  towers  of  the 
first.     Stephens  ;  quartering  Lyne. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu.  as 
many  crosses  arg.     Stein,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
gu.  as  many  crosses  croslet  arg.  Stephens, 
Burderop,  co.  Wilts. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-lions  sa.  as 
many  crosses  croslet  arg.  Stephens,  Frox- 
field,  co  Wilts. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
or  as  many  crosses  croslet  sa.  Grubb  or 
Grubbe,  Potterne,  co.  Wilts  ;  no  coat  exists  in 
the  Visitation,  1623,  for  Grubbe  who  had 
married  the  heiress  of  Stephens,  of  Froxfield. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions  pass, 
guard,  gu.  crowned  of  the  first  so  many  covered 
cups  as  the  field.     Butler,  Cotes,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi  lions  ramp.  gu. 
as  many  escucheons  of  the  first.  Fisher, 
Lotsford,  co.  Hertford,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions  erased 
vert  as  many  3  foils  erm.  Hamigston  or 
Hammington,  Dover,  Kent.  The  chev.  engr. 
Hamigston. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu. 
as  many  3-foils  slipped  or.     Lifield,  Surrey. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi  lions  ramp.  gu. 
as  many  3-foils  arg.  Lisle,  Surrey.  The  3-foils 
slipped.  Lyfield,  Stoke  Dabernon,  Surrey; 
granted  May  1 568.     Vincent,  Surrey. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi  lions  gu.  as  many 
slipped  3-foils  of  the  first.  Layfield  ;  con- 
firmed 1639.    Lifelde,  Surrey.     Lyfeild,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
or  as  many  bunches  of  grapes  ppr.  Fisher, 
Londonderry;  and  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  az. 
as  many  bull's  heads  cabossed  or.  Whitbroke, 
Bridgenorth,  co.  Salop  ;  granted  20  March  1560. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
or  as  many  sickles  sa.  Pepper,  Thurmarston, 
co.  Leicester ;  and  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
az.  as  many  bugles  or.  Catchmay,  Buxmear, 
and  Troy,  co.  Monmouth. 

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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  cbev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions  couped 
gu.  as  many  buglehorns  stringed  or.  Bond, 
Cawbery,  co.  Hereford;  and  Redbrook,  co. 
Gloucester. 

Or  on  a  cbev.  betw.  three  (?  demi)  lions  erased  sa. 
as  many  pheons  ....  Hening,  co.  Worcester ; 
and  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
gu.  as  many  bezants.  Hull,  Hameldon, 
Surrey. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  derai-lioDS  ramp.  gu. 
as  many  bezants.  Sr.  Michael  Fisher,  co. 
Bedford,  V.  Fisher,  Cottesford,  co.  Hertford ; 
and  London. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  gu.  as  many 
bezants.     Fisher,  Sidhamweek,  co.  Wilts. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
arg.  as  many  hurts.     Dickman. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
gu.  as  many  plates.  Hull,  Hameldon, 
Surrey. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu.  as 
many  plates.  Fisher,  Cottesford,  co.  Hert- 
ford ;  and  London. 

Ai'g.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions 
ramp,  vert  as  many  plates  each  charged  with 
a  triplet  of  ermine  spots.     Hanington. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu. 
as  many  plates  a  mullet  for  diff.  Fisher, 
Lydenham,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  gu.  nine 
plates.     Fisher. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp.  gu. 
two  spears  in  saltire  of  the  first.     Pickas. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw. 
three  demi-lions  erased  counterchanged  a 
wreath  of  oak  ppr.  enclosed  by  two  escallops 
as  the  second.  Sharp,  Olaybury,  Brewsters, 
Maxwells,  and  Haynefields,  Barbadoes. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  an 
annulet  of  the  first.  Sr.  Stephen  Hallys,  V. 
John  Halys,  Essex,  V. 

Barry  of  six  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
lions  ramp.  org.  as  many  annulets  of  the  se- 
cond. Sowerby,  Dalston  Hall,  Cumberland  ; 
and  Putteridge-Bury,  co.  Hertford.  Sowerby, 
Old  Park,  Durham;  quartering  Muschamp. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  ppr. 
as  many  arrows  of  the  first.  Foster,  Barba- 
does. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  bars 
of  the  first.    Payne. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  flory  betw.  three  lions  pass,  or 
as  many  lapwings  ppr.     Hewit,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  ramp 

as  many   crescents   of  the  first.     Newlands, 
Scotland.  , 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  tails 
forked  sa.  crowned  or  as  many  crescents  of  the 
first.     Newland,  eo.  Hertford;  granted  1C93. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lions  pass, 
guard,  arg.  as  many  crosses  moline  sa. 
Fowler. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  (gu.  V*.)  betw.  three  lions 
pass,  guard,  or  as  many  crosses  patty  sa. 
Fowler,  Windlesham  House,  Bagshot,  Surrey; 
quartering  Englefield,  Mildmay,  Ratcliffe,  Bur- 
nell,  Fitzwalter,  and  Devereux.  Sr.  Richard 
Fowler,  Ricott,  V.  Fowler,  Horton  Hall, 
and  Leek,  co.  Stafford.  The  lions  langued 
and  armed  gu.    Fowler,  co.  Salop. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.. .  .cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  (another  engr.)  betw.  three  lions 
pass,  guard,  or  as  many  crosses  patty  (another 
moline)  sa.  Fowler,  Harnage  Grange,  co. 
Salop;  Baronetcy  1704-73;  quartering Loveday, 
Barton,  Inglefield,  and  Lee;  aheiressm.  Jones; 
descended  like  Fowler,  Pendeford,  co.  Stafford; 
through  Fowler,  St.  Thomas,  co.  Stafford; 
from  Fowler,  Foxley,  co.  Buckingham. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  lions  ramp, 
or  as  many  crosses  patty  gu.  Healy,  quar- 
tering vert  on  a  chief  sa.  three  martlets  or, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  407. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  as 
many  escallops  of  the  first.     Newland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  bf  tw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  erm. 
as  many  escallops  gu.  James,  Haughton  Hall, 
Hanover,  Jamaica;  quartering  Haughton, 
Halton,  Fisher,  Fowler,  Drayner,  and  Parson. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or 
as  many  escallops  sa.  James,  Lord  Mayor  of 
Loudon  1479;  co.  Salop;  and  co.  Stafford. 
The  lions  reguard.  James,  Foxley,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or 
as  many  escallops  sa.    James. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions 
pass,  guard,  as  many  escallops  counterchanged. 
James,  Cambridge.  But  the  field  per  pale 
or  and  az.    James. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or 
ducally  crowned  of  the  last  three  grenades  sa. 
fired  ppr.  James,  Park  Farm  Place,  Eltham, 
Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp, 
sa.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Bird,  Penrith. 
Byrde,  co.  Lincoln. 

Az.  on  a  cbev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  or  as  many 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Warring,  South 
Lutbroke,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  vert  as 
many  3-foils  slipped  erm.     Hanynton,  Kent. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  lions  ramp, 
of  the  second  as  many  slipped  3-foils  sa. 
Beriffe. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three 
lions  pass,  guard,  erm.  crowned  gold  as  many 
4-foils  vert.  Fowler  ;  granted  1693.  Edward 
Fowler,  Bishop  of  Gloucester  1691-1714. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  or  as  many 
5-foils  of  the  first.  Goode,  Whitstone,  Corn- 
wall ;  the  heiress  m.  Badcock. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three 
lions  pass.  arg.  as  many  5-foils  ....  Hoseen, 
Carines,  and  Ellenglaze,  Cornwall. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  or  as  many 
5-foils  az.     Cooke,  Cotton,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  az. 
fretty    or.        Hall,    V*.        The    lions    gu. 

BOCKLANDE. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  as 

many  garbs  or.     Parry. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  as 

many  buglehorns  or.     Hunter  alias  Perry, 

Wotton-under-Edge,  co.  Gloucester. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  or  as 

many  ants  fesswise  ppr.     Lockyer,  co.  Devon ; 

confirmed  ....  to  Lockyer,  Plymouth. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  sa. 

bezanty  as  many  lozenges  of  the  first.  English. 
Arg.  on  a  cbev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa. 

as  many  lozenges  of  the  first.    English. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  as 
many  lozenges  of  the  first.  Cooper,  Dowbig- 
gen,  co.  York  ;  and  Pains  Hill,  Surrey. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  pass, 
sa.  bezanty  as  many  mascles  of  the  first. 
English. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  as 
many  mascles  or.  Borne,  co.  Worcester.  The 
chev.  engr.     Bourne,  London. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  arg. 
as  many  mascles  of  the  first.  Cooper  or 
Cowper. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lions  ramp, 
guard,  sa.  each  supporting  betw.  the  forepaws 
an  escallop  erect  gu.  a  mitre  or  enclosed  by 
a  pair  of  crosses  croslet  fitchy  arg.  Montaigne 
or  Mountain,  Hemel-Hemstead,  co.  Hert- 
ford ;  quartering  Wale.  George  J.  Mountain, 
Bishop  of  Montreal  1836,  Quebec  1850. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lions  arg.  a  mullet 
of  the  first.     Thomas  Hasfield,  Y. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  or  as  many 
mullets  sa.     Wartnaby. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard, 
or  as  many  mullets  az.     Carre,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lions  pass. 
or  as  many  pheons  gu.  (The  old  arms  of) 
Whitwick  Whitwike  or  Wightwick,  Whit- 
wick,  co.  Stafford;  granted  1612. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or 
as  many  purses  sa.    James,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  as 
many  bezants.     English. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  the  two 
in  chief  respecting  each  other  sa.  as  many 
bezants.    Morland.     Nerland,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  sa.  as 
many  bezants.    Norland  or  Norton,  Kent. 

..  ..Otters 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  otters  sa.  each 
devouring  a  fish  (i.  e.  a  salmon  of  the  second) 
ppr.  three  barbed  arrows  or.  Greiden,  Scot- 
land. But  barbed  pheons  or.  Garden,  Earns- 
law.     Graden,  Scotland. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  otters  statant  arg.  a 
crescent  gu.     Hartopp,  co.  Cambridge ;   con- 
firmed 1617,  Earl.  MS.  6095,  fo.  39. 
Oxen 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  calves  gu. 
another  chev.  or.    Lemington. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  calves  pass.  sa.  a 
mullet  or.    Dunalfe  or  Duncalfe. 
....  Sheep 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lambs  statant  arg.  a 

crescent  for  diff Lambert,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  lambs  and 

in  base  a  ram  arg.  three  lamb's  kidneys  gu. 

Kidney,   London ;    and   Market  Harborough, 

co.  Leicester;  granted  1765. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  lambs  pass. 

arg.  and  in  base  a  golden  fleece  another  chev. 

erm.  charged  with  three  woolpacks  ppr.   King, 

Broomfield,  Essex  ;  granted  .... 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lambs  as  many 

roses  ppr.     Crosby,  London;  confirmed  1821. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant 

gu.  an  annulet  or.     Lovell,  Norfolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  squirrels  gu.  each 

with   a  nutbranch  fructed  or  as  many  roses 

arg.     Graytowyers. 


.cont: 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 
Beasts  cont.  Squirrels 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  squirrels  sejant 

gu.   collared   lined   and    ringed   or   (but  ppr. 

with   beads  and   chains  of    gold    about   their 

necks,   Company  of    Tauyers,    London;)    as 

many  roses  arg.     Greytawyers,  V. 
Arg.  (another,   or)    on    a    chev.  az.   betw.    three 

squirrels  sejant  each  holding  a  nut  ppr.  as 

many  acorns  or.     Woodgate. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  squirrels  arg.  as  many 

trees  vert  fructed  or  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  last 

charged  with  eight  torteaux.     Stockwood. 
Bells 
Az.  on   a  chev.  or  betw.  three  church  bells  arg. 

within  a  bordure  erm.  an  eagle  displ.  enclosed 

by  two  lions  ramp.   gu.     William  Belhouse, 

Rygate,  Surrey,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev betw.  three  church   bells 

....    an  eagle   displ.   enclosed   by  two  lions 

ramp Belhouse, (inalaterhand  than)ir. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  church  bells  arg.  as 

many  lion's  beads  couped  gu.     Bell,  co.  York. 
Billets 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  delves  sa.  fretty 

or.     Delves. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  billets  (or  delves) 

sa.  fretty  of  the  first.     Delves.     But  fretty  or. 

Delves,  V;  and  co.  Chester;  Kent;   and  co. 

Lancaster. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cubes  pean  as  many 

horseshoes   arg.      Williams,   Ivy   Tower,   co. 

Pembroke,  quartering  Harris  and  Ferrar. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  billets  (or  delves) 

or  as  many  torteaux.     Twentyman. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  steel  gads  az. 

as  many  swivels  the  middle  one  palewise  the 

other  two  with    the    line     of    the    chev.   or. 

Company  of  Ironmongers;  granted  1455. 
Birds 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in   chief   two   birds 

russet  beaked  and  legged  of  the  second  and 

in    base   a   book  or  in   a    black    cover   three 

pheons  as  the  first.     John  Best,  Bishop  of 

Carlisle  1561-70  ;  granted  by  Dalton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  birds 

with  wings  erect  and  in  base  an  anchor  or  five 

bezants.     Boase,  Cornwall. 
....  Cocks 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  cocks  and 

in  base  a  buckle  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first 

crowned  or.     Aikin,  Liverpool. 

Doves 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  doves  arg. 

beaked  and  legged  gu.  and  in  base  a  dragon's 

head  erased  of  the  third  a  red  rose  enclosed 

by  a  pair  of  books  or  in  black  covers.   William 

Dounam  or  Downham,  Bishop  of  Chester  1561- 

77  ;  granted  5  May  1561,  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  50. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  doves  arg. 

and  in  base  an  anchor  erect  of  the   second 

three    roses    gu.    barbed    and     seeded     ppr. 

Doveton. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  doves  close 

arg.  and  in  base  an  oak-tree  ppr.  a  mullet  .... 

Hagen,  Bermondsey. 
..  ..Eagles 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  eagles  displ.  or  a  lion 

pass,  of  the  second.     Nicholas,  London. 
Az.  on   a  chev.  erm.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles 

displ.  and  in  base  a  lion  pass,  three  estoiles  or. 

Wildman,  Newstead   Abbey,  co.  Nottingham. 

Wildman,  Chilham  Castle,  Kent. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Eagles  cont. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  cbief  two  eagles  displ. 
arg.  and  in  base  a  lion's  head  erased  of  the 
second  three  estoiles  gu.  Pode,  Slade,  co. 
Devon. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles 
displ.  and  in  base  a  lion  ramp,  or  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  gu.     Snooke,  Chichester. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ. 
and  in  base  a  lion  pass,  or  a  hurt  charged  with 
a  leopard's  head  enclosed  by  two  torteaux  each 
bearing  an  escallop  arg.  John  Nichell,  Lon- 
don, V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  and  in 
base  a  lion  pass,  or  a  torteau  charged  with  an 
escallop  arg.     Nicholas,  Middlesex. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ. 
and  in  base  a  lion  pass,  or  three  torteaux  the 
middle  one  charged  with  a  leopard's  face  and 
the  other  two  with  an  escallop  all  arg. 
Nicholas,  London. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  rising 
and  in  base  a  lion  pass,  or  three  sprigs  of  oak 
fruoted  vert.  Brandfoed,  London,  late  of 
Barbadoes. 

....Falcons 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  falcons  ppr. 
belled  or  and  in  base  a  mount  vert  thereon  the 
stump  of  an  oak  tree  sprouting  out  a  branch 
to  the  sinister  also  ppr.  three  roses  of  the  first 
barbed  as  the  fourth  and  seeded  gold.  Block, 
Middlesex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  az.  betw.  in  chief  two 
falcons  risiDg  ppr.  belled  or  and  in  base  an 
anchor  sa.  the  cable  of  the  third  an  escallop  as 
the  first  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  bezants.  Rohde, 
Middlesex;  granted  1765. 
Herons 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  storks 
rising  az.  beaked  and  membered  of  the  second 
and  in  base  on  a  mount  vert  an  asb-tree  ppr. 
three  annulets  as  the  first.  Fraigneau,  West- 
minster; granted  1757. 
Lapwings 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  lapwings  or  as  many 
4-foils.     Thomas  and  John  Atjsten,  Lincoln's 
Inn,  1658  ;  St.  Leonard's  Church,  Shoreditch. 
Martlets 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  martlets 

sa.  and  in  base  a  book  closed  ppr.  three  pheons 

or.      Best,  Sedgley,  Bilston,  and  Wednesbury, 

co.  Stafford;  and  Elmley  Lovet,  co.  Worcester. 

....  Moorcocks 

Erminois  on  a  chev.  az.  beiw.  in  cbief  two  moor- 
cocks and  in  base  a  galley  ppr.  three  estoiles  of 
six  points  arg.     Moorsom. 
....  Partridges 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  partridges 
and  in  base  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  a  garb 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  buglehorns  stringed  or. 
Chard,  Pathe  House,  co.  Somerset. 
Birds 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  birds  (probably 
crows)  az.  membered  gu.  as  many  martlets  of 
the  first.     Chawney,  London. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
birds  as  many  crescents  all  counterchanged. 
Bawlings. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  gu.  as  many 
fleurs-de-lis  or.    Dowding. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  sa.  within  a 
bordure   of   the   second    platy    a  lion's   head 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


,  .cont. 


Birds  cont. 
erased  betw.  two  3-foils  slipped  or.     Jones, 
co.  Monmouth. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  sa.  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  of  the  second  platy  a  lion's  head 
erased  as  the  first  betw.  two  3-foil's  slipped 
vert.     Johnes,co.  Monmouth. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  arg.  as  many 
leopard's  heads  of  the  first.     Smyth. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  birds  arg. 
beaked  and  legged  gu.  as  many  human  hearts 
of  the  last.  Beedham,  Ashfield,  Kimbolton, 
co.  Huntingdon. 

....Blackbirds  see  Thrushes 

....Bustards 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  quarterly  gu.  and  sa.  betw.  three 
bustards    of   the    second    as    many   bezants. 
Ketchin,  Scotland.      Kitchiner.      Kychem, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  14. 

....  Choughs  see  Crows 
....  Cocks 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  cocks  or  three 

crescents  from   each  an  estoile  issuant  of  the 

first.     Tarte,  Westminster;  granted  .... 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  cocks  az.  legged 

and  combed  or  a  bezant.      Glascock,  Briseth, 

and  High  Easter,  Essex. 

....Cormorants 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cormorants  sa.  as 

many  bezants.     Ketching. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  gannapyes  az. 

membered  gu.  as  many  plates.     Yeo,  V. 
....  Cranes  see  Herons 

Crows 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 

ppr.  an  annulet  of  the  first.     Ward. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crows  az.  as  many 

annulets  or.     Chaury,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 

1494.     The  birds  gu.     Chawry,  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  as 

many  annulets  of  the  first.     Cromer,  London. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crows  az.  membered 

gu.   winged   or   as   many  annulets    arg.      Sir 

Richard  Chawrey,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  V; 

1494. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crows  az.  membered 

gu.  as  many  annulets  of  the  first.     Chawrey, 

V.      But  winged  or.      Sir  Richard  Chawry, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1494. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr.  barry 

wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.    Cromer,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 

ppr.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  City  of  Canterbury. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  two  lions 

combatant  arg.     Nicholas  or  Nicholls,  Prest- 

bury,  co.    Gloucester;    and   Allcanning,    and 

Roundway,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crows  ppr.  and  a 

bordure  engr.  gu.  bezanty  a  crescent  of  the 

first.  Fitz-Vrian,  Llangadock,  co.  Carmarthen ; 

granted   20  February  1526.      The   crows   sa. 

Thomas  Fitz-Vrian,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crows  ppr.  as 

many  crescents  arg.     Krowton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  rooks  ppr.  as  many 

chessrooks  of  the  first.      Rook,  Kent.     The 

chev.  engr.  and  rooks  sa.    Rooke,  Horton,Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 

ppr.  a  crescent  or.  Dicker,  Rotherfield  Pipard, 

co.  Oxford ;  and  Bodebam  and  Salehurst,  Sus- 
sex.   Pipard. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Crows  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  birds  (?  crows) 
sa.  as  many  crosses  patty  of  the  first.  Deane, 
V*.  The  crosses  or.  Deane,  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1628. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr.  as 
many  crosses  patty  or.     Deane. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  as  many  crosses  croslet  or.  Dean,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr. 
as  many  escallops  or.  Croker,  London  ;  and 
Batisford,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  as  many  estoiles  or.  Carhill.  Carlile, 
Carlile,  V.  Caelill  or  Carlyle,  Northumber- 
land. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  as  many  estoiles  of  the  first.  Carliles. 
Cartiles,  Northumberland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  rooks  ppr.  a  fleur- 
de-lis  for  diff.  or.  Rokeby,  Maske,  and  Stan- 
ningford,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  birds  within  a 
bordure  engr.  sa.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 
first.     Thomas  Massinoham,  Norfolk,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crows  sa.  as  many 
5-foils  of  the  first.     Caldebeck. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
or  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.     Winchcombe. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  five  fusils  of  the  first.  Richard  Mayew 
or  Mayo,  Bishop  of  Hereford  1504-16. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  choughs  sa.  as  many 
gouttes  d'eau.     Rice,  Dane  Court,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs  sa. 
as  many  stag's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first. 
Baynbrigge.  Blynbrige,  Snatterton,  co. 
Durham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  as  many  leopard's  heads  or.  Urren  alias 
Currence,  Wales,  JC19. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  as  many  leo- 
pard's faces  or.  Corrance,  Rendlesham,  Par- 
ham  Hall,  and  Rougham,  Suffolk  ;  descended 
from  Urren  alias  Currance,  London ;  granted 
1619. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  as  many  lozenges  or.  Taunton,  Somerton, 
co.  Somerset;  Hilfield,  co.  Dorset;  Liskeard, 
and  Truro,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Oxford. 

Arg.  (another  or)  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  birds 
(?  crows)  of  the  last  five  lozenges  as  the  first. 
Mayow,  Dinton,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr. 
as  many  mullets  or.     Croker,  co.  Oxford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  beaked  and  legged  gu.  as  many  mullets 
of  six  points  or.     Carleill,  Sewerby,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  rooks  sa.  as  many  mul- 
lets arg.     Rokeby,  Rokeby  Merton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  rooks  sa.  as  many 
mullets  of  the  first.  Tasburgh,  Clanny,  co. 
Gloucester;  granted  1739. 

Arg. on  a  chev.  couched  sinister  betw.  three  birds 
(?  ravens)  sa.  five  mullets  of  the  first.  Groyn, 
V*.    Gwyn,  V.    Gwyne,  V*.     The  field  or. 

GWYN. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  voided  sa.  betw.  three  ravens  ppr. 
each  holding  in  the  beak  an  erm.  spot  as  many 
ogresses.  Flower,  co.  Nottingham;  granted 
1681.  Flower,  Baron  of  Castle  Durrow  1733, 
Viscount  Ash  brook  1751. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 
Birds  cont.  Crows  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Cornish  choughs 
ppr.  as  many  pastoral  staves  erect  or.     Henry 
Deane,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1496,  Salisbury  1500, 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1501-3. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  rooks  ppr. 
as  many  suns  or.   Book,  London  ;  granted  1755. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  rooks  sa.  as  many 
suns  or.  Rooke,  Rookes'oth  Bridge,  Waver- 
ton,  Akehead,  Rookes'  Nest,  Wigton,  and  Car- 
lisle, Cumberland. 

....  Doves 

Per  fess  az.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  in 
chief  three  doves  and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  or 

as  many  annulets Hodgetts,  Hagley, 

Stourbridge. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  doves  (?  wood- 
wallises)  ppr.  another  chev.  as  the  first.  Pinfold, 
Dunstable,  co.  Bedford  ;  granted  18  October 
1501.  The  chev.  charged  with  so  many  plates. 
Pinfold. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  wood  pigeons  ppr.  each 
charged  on  the  breast  with  an  ogress  another 
chev.  couped  sa.     Penfold,  Cissbury,  Sussex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  doves  and  in 
base  a  fleur-de-lis  or  three  crescents  vert. 
Hodgetts,  Prestwood,  co.  Stafford ;  granted 
6  October  1768. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  a  fleur-de- 
lis  az..    Gervis,  Master  of  the  Pipe  Office. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  doves  of  the  se- 
cond beaked  and  legged  gu.  so  many  fleurs-dt- 
lis  as  the  last.     Plumerage. 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  between  three  doves  az.  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.     Fulmerton. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  flory  counterflory  betw.  three  doves 
arg.  as  many  3-foils  vert.  Barthelet;  granted 
1  September  1549.  The  3-foils  slipped  vert 
pierced  or.     Bartlet,  London. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  flory  counterflory  betw.  three  doves 
arg.  as  many  slipped  3-foils  ppr.     Bartlet. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  (?  doves)  arg. 
as  many  pierced  3-foils  vert.  Bartlytt,  Lon- 
don, Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  142. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  flory  counterflory  betw.  three  birds 
(?  doves)  arg.  as  many  5-foils  vert.  Bartlytt, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  142. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  or  as  many  5- 
foils  vert.     Austen,  Derhams,  Middlesex,  1714. 

Az.on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  doves  ppr.  as  many 
acorns  of  the  last.     Harward,  Middlesex. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  five  gouttes 
de  sang.  Collens  or  Collins,  Offwell,  co. 
Dorset.    Collins,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  as  many 
pheons  sa.  Page,  Donnington,  Sussex,  1591; 
the  heiress  m.  White. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  as  many 
ogresses.  Ridley,  quartered  by  Lord  Colborne. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  reguard.  arg. 
wings  expanded  or  two  sugar  canes  of  the  last 
sprigged  vert.  Lusada  Losada  and  Lousada, 
Jamaica. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  doves  ppr.  as  many 
laurel  slips  vert.     Maidman,  Isle  of  Portsea, 
co.  Southampton  ;  granted  1765. 
. .  ..Ducks 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  shovellers  sa. 
as  many  3-foils  or.  Barnes  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  1552. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  shovellers  az. 
inembered  gu.  as  many  plates.     Yeo,  V*. 


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.cont. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

Birds  cont.  Eagles 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  sa. 
an  annulet  or.  Lambabd,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1531. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  tbree  eagles  displ.  sa. 
as  many  annulets  or.    Ceily  Celey  or  Cely. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa.  as 
many  annulets  of  the  first.     Sheeboene. 

Era.  on  a  chev.  eDgr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ. 
double-headed  gu.  each  gorged  with  a  ducal 
coronet  or  as  many  annulets  of  the  last. 
Ellwell.  Elwill,  Exeter;  granted  11  De- 
cember 1701 ;  Baronetcy  1709-78  ;  the  heiress 
m.  Hervey  and  Fremantle. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 
five  annulets  or.  Ciddeeowe.  Clitheeow, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1635.  A  crescent  for 
diff.  ....     Clitheeow;  certified  1779. 

Sa.  on  a  cbev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  five 
annulets  gu.  Clideeow.  The  eagles  double- 
headed.    Cledeeow. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  (gu.  V.)  or  betw.  three  eagles 
displ.  double  headed  arj;.  five  annulets  (or,  V.) 
gu.  Cledeeow,  V.  The  eagles  not  double 
headed.  John  Cledebowe,  Bishop  of  Bangor 
1426-35. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  eagles  rising  or 
as  many  bars  gemel  gu.  Niblett,  Haresfield, 
from  Standish,  co.  Gloucester. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or 
a  plain  chev.  erm.     Sr.  William  Essex,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  a 
crescent  of  the  first.     Blondell. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  between  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 
as  many  crescents  or.  Thoepe,F.  The  eagles 
crowned  gu.    Thoepe. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg.  as 
many  crosses  croslet  of  the  first.  Baelay, 
Bailay,  and  Barnsfield  Woodhouse,  co.  Derby. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  between  as  many  eagles 
or  three  escallops  sa.  Lovekin  or  LEWKYN.Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1348,  1358, 1365,  and  1366. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  eagles  close  sa.  as 
many  estoiles  or.  Mansegles,  V.  The  eagles 
displ.    Nunsegles,  1615. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  eagles  displ. 
gu.  as  many  estoiles  of  the  first.  Feancis,  co. 
Derby;  and  Cookmaines,  co.  Hertford. 

Or  on  a  cbev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 
as  many  3-foils  slipped  of  the  first.  Shaw, 
Bushby  Park,  co.  Dublin  ;  Baronetcy  1821. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  close  reguard. 
or  as  many  5-foils  sa.  Dalling,  alias  Bulwee, 
Estwicke,  Norfolk.  Bulwee,  Hey  don,  Nor- 
folk ;  quartered  by  Bulwer  Lytton,  Bart. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  az.  a 
mullet  or.     Clopton,  Clopton,  co.  Somerset,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ as 

many  mullets  ....     Ldfkyn. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  a 
serpent  nowed  enclosed  by  two  ears  of  big  ppr. 
Child,  Streatham,  Surrey. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gu. 
as  many  bezants.    Sheeboene. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  sa. 
as  many  bezants  each  charged  with  a  plate. 
Sr.  Benet  Celey,  V. 

Az.  on  a  cbev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  arg. 
as  many  ogresses.    Wall,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gu.  as 
many  plates.  Sr.  Henry  Cheebeon,  V.  The 
eagles  double  headed.    Elphick. 


On  1  CHEVBON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Birds  cont.  Eagles  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gU. 
as  many  plates.  Elswjke  or  Elswyke,  co. 
Lancaster.  The  eagles  double  headed.  Rich- 
ard Elswike,  Rebchester,  co.  Lancaster,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  gU. 
as  many  plates.  Chaebeone.  The  eagles 
double  headed.    Elswell. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or  as 
many  torteaux.    Dycee,  Hackney,  from  Wren- 
ham,  Suffolk;   granted  1660-1.      The   eagles 
displ.    Dicoe,  Uphall,  co.  Hertford. 
....Falcons  and  Hawks 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  volant  arg.  a 
crescent  for  diff.  of  the  first.  Philips,  co. 
Leicester,  1716. 

Per  chev.  az.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw. 
three  falcons  close  arg.  beaked  legged  jessed 
and  belled  of  the  third  collared  gu.  a  plain 
chev.  sa.    Gepp,  co.  Somerset ;  and  Chelmsford. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.  mem- 
bered  and  belled  or  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
Headley  or  Hedley,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  sparrow-hawks 
ppr,  a  cross  croslet  fitchy  sa.  Hetley,  Bul- 
bridge  House,  co.  Wilts. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  falcons  ppr. 
belled  or  as  many  crosses  inoline  of  the  last. 
Malyn. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawks  sa.  a  cross  tau 
or.    O'Beiene. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  volant  or  as 
many  3-foils  slipped  sa.     Windibanke. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  hawks  az. 
as  many  roses  or.     Hobby,  co.  Hertford. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  falcons  close  arg. 
as  many  roses  gu.  Nicholas  Close,  Bishop  of 
Carlisle  1450,  Lichfield,  etc,  1452-3. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  (?  hawks)  arg. 
beaked  and  legged  gu.  as  many  talbot's  heads 
sa.  collared  or.     Mobsee,  co.  York. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawks  close  arg.  belled 
and  jessed  or  as  many  talbot's  heads  erased  sa. 
collared  of  the  third.  Moysee,  Farlington,  co. 
York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  falcons  close  ppr. 
belled  or  as  many  pheons  of  the  last.  Tallis, 
Ireland. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  arg.  as  many 
ogresses.  Ridley,  Heaton  Hall,  Northum  ber- 
land  ;  Baronetcy  1756,  quartering  White. 
Ridley,  Park  End,  Northumberland.  Nicho- 
las Ridley,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1547,  London 
1550-53.    The  falcons  close  or.    Ridley. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  volant  ....  as 
many  plates.     Ceegoe. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  hawks  rising  arg. 
beaked  legged  and  belled  of  the  second  five  tor- 
teaux.    Dale,  Brentwood,  Essex. 

....  Heathcocks  see  Moorcocks 
....  Herons 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  herons  close  .... 
four  bars  of  the  first.    Thomas. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  herons  arg.  four 
barrulets  az.  .  Thomas,  Llettymaur,  co.  Car- 
marthen; granted  8  September  1768 ;  a  heiress 
m.  Lloyd. 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  cranes  of  the 
second  bars  wavy  arg.     Beowne,  Islington. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hernshaws  arg.  as 
many  lions  ramp,  of  the  first.     Rowlet. 


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503 


On  I  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Herons  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  storks  as  many 

swans  ppr.     Company  of  Poulterers,  London. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  (heronshaws 

or)  storks  arg.  a  plain  chev.  or.     Lymington, 

co.  Chester,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  herons  or  as  many 

crosses  patty  gu.     Fowler,  Islineton. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  birds  (?  herons) 
or  as  many  crosses  patty  sa.    Fowler,  Ricott, 
co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  cranes  close  az.  as 
many  escallops  or.     Browne,  Godmaustow,  co. 
Dorset.    Cranwell. 
Arg.   on   a   chev.   betw.   three    heronshaws    (or 
storks)  sa.  as  many  estoiles  or.    Mansegles,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  storks  arg.  as  many 
roses  gu.   barbed    vert.      Farnaby,  Wickham 
Court,  Kent;  Baronetcy  21  July  1726. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cranes  az.  as  many 

slipped  3-foils  arg.     Browne,  co  Stafford. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  herons  arg.  a  5- 

foil  of  the  first.     Horn,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  herons  arg.  a  5-foil  sa. 

Heron,  East  Thickley,  co.  Durham,  1575. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.   az.  betw.   three  cranes   sa.  as 
many  5-foils  or  a  crescent  for  diff.     Thomas 
Cranmer,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1533-56. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.on  a  chev.  betw.  three  herons 
arg.  as  many  5-foils  sa.   Heron,  Agecome,  now 
Addiscorabe,  Surrey,  1544.     Sr.  John  Heron, 
Chuston,  V. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  herons  ppr.  gouttes 
d'or.     Dry,  Lincoln's  Inn,  London;  and  Fis- 
churst,  Sussex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  embattled  or  betw.  between  three 
herons  arg.   a    leopard's  head  enclosed   by   a 
pair. of  fleurs-de-lis  gu.     Monnox,  co.  Hunting- 
don ;  and  co.  Nottingham. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three   cranes  az.  a  bezant. 

Browne. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  between  three  herons  arg.  as 

many  hurts.     Clapcott,  Winterborn  Abbas. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  herons  or  as  many 
ogresses.    Rodthe,  co.  Leicester. 
....Lapwings 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  lapwings 

arg.  a  plain  chev.  or.    Lymington,  V*. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lapwings  arg.  an- 
other chev.  invecked   sa.      Lynnington,  co. 
Lficester. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lapwings  sa.  as 
many  estoiles  or.  Mansegles,  V*.  Nanseglas 
Nansegles  or  Nansides. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lapwings  close 
ppr.  a  rose  stalked  and  leaved  enclosed  by  a 
pair  of  5-foils    or.       Hewett,   Heckfeld,  co. 
Hants;  granted  10  December  1597. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lapwings  or  as  maDy 
4-foils   vert.      Thomas   Austin,   1634,  in  old 
church  at  Shorediteh. 
....  Magpies 
Vert  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  magpies 
ppr.  as  many  ogresses.    Potale. 
....Martlets 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  an 

annulet  or.    Freebairn,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  an  an- 
nulet or.     Sandford,  Canterbury. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  martlets   .... 
an  eagle  displ.  or.    Chesedon,  co.  Dorset. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betressed  or  betw.  three  martlets 
arg.  an  eagle  displ.  enclosed  by  two  escallops 
sa.     Weddell,  Leith,  Scotland. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.   three   martlets    ....    as 

many  eagles  displ Minifie,  Honiton, 

co.  Devon  ;  and  Sarum,  co.  Wilts. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three 
martlets  or  an  eagle  displ.  sa.  Beckford, 
Basing  Park,  co.  Hants,  quartering  Leigh, 
Freeland,  and  Love.  But  with  a  bordure  of 
the  fourth  charged  with  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  of  the  first.  Beckford,  Fonthill, 
quartering  Hamilton  and  Arran. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  another 

chev.  or.     Northen,  Essex. 
Arg.  on   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  a 
crescent    of    the    first.      Barrowman,    Scot- 
land. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  a  cres- 
cent (of  the  first,WALKiNTON,F*;  Walkington,) 
....     Walkenton,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
as  many  crescents  of  the  first.     Watson,  Iie- 
land. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as 
many  crescents  or.   Watson,  co.  Northampton. 
And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.     Thomas  Watson, 
Bishop  of   St.   David's  1687-99.     The  chev. 
engr.      Watson,    Conington,   co.  Cambridge. 
Watson,  Dunse,  Scotland.    Watson,  Silsden, 
co.  York.     Watson,  Fulmer,  co.  Buckingham  ; 
Baronetcy  1760.    Watson,  V*.    Watson,  Ba- 
ron Sondes,  1760,  quartering  Monson.    And 
with   a  crescent  for  diff.      Thomas  Watson, 
Bishop  of  St.  David's  1687-99. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
sometimes  beaked  gu.)  as  many  crescents  or 
each  charged  with  a  torteau.  Edward  Watson, 
Lydington,  Rutland,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
as  many  crescents  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  of 
the  third.    Watson,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as 
many  crescents  of   the  first.      Crowton,  V. 
Fairbairn,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as 

many  crescents  or.     Watson,  Rutlandshire. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  martlets  and 
in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  or  as  many  crescents  vert. 
Hodgetts,  Prestwood,  and  Shuttend  House, 
co.  Stafford  ;  granted  1768. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  vert  as  many 
crosses    patty    fitchy    of    the   first.     Ashaw. 
Ashawe,  co.  Lancaster;  granted  1599.  Ashow, 
co.  Lancaster,  V. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  vert  as  many 
crosses  croslet  fitchy   arg.    Ashaw,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  ....  as 
many  croslets  of  the  first.      Dean  or  Deane, 
Terrenure,  and  Cromlin,  co.  Dublin. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first  within  a  bordure 
engr.  of   the  third  bezanty.       Massingham, 
Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  a  rose 
enclosed  by  two  lions  pass,  counterpass.  of  the 
first.    Hepburn,  Smiton,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  a  3-foil 
slipped  vert.      Crommelin,  Carrowdore  Castle, 
co.  Down;  quartering  De  la  Cherois. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  ehev.  betw.  three  mart- 
lets as  many  slipped;3-foils  all  counterchanged. 
"Wood,  Norwich.     Wood,  Norfolk,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  martlets  sa. 
as  many  5-foils  or.  Heyman,  Somerfield, 
Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as  many 
5-foils  of  the  first.  Haymon.  The  5-foils 
pierced.     Haymon,  Kent,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  (not  engr.  Harl  MS.  1.192) 
betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as  many  5-foils  or. 
Hamond,  Kent.  Haymon,  Kent,  V.  Sr.  Peter 
Haymon,  V.    Heyman. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  counterembattled  or  betw.  three 
martlets  arg.  as  many  5-foils  gu.  Bayn,  co. 
Chester,  V.  Baynes,  co.  Chester.  The  5-foils 
pierced.  Bame  or  Bany,  co.  Chester,  Harl. 
MS.  891,  fo.  98  b.  The  5-foils  sa..  Baynes, 
co.  Chester. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  embattled  or  betw.  three  martlets 
arg.  as  many  5-foils  gu.    Bayne,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  five 
gouttes  of  the  first.     Woods,  Norwich. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or  five  gouttes 
sa.    Wildy. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  five  gouttes 
de  sang.  Collins,  quartered  by  Splatt,  Brix- 
ton, near  Yealmpton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  five 
lozenges  erm.  a  bordure  engr.  vert.     Kiekeby. 

....  on  a  chev betw.  three  martlets  ....  as 

many  (sometimes  pierced)  six  pointed  mullets 

David   Martin   or  Maetyn,  Bishop  of 

St.  David's  1293-1328. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as 
many  mullets  or.  Bagot,  Castle  Bagot,  Dub- 
lin. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  as  many 
mullets  or.  Madeston,  granted  1587.  Madison 
Maddison  or  Maddysson,  Aldergill,  and  Un- 
thank,  Durham,  1575 ;  quartering  Marley, 
Harl.  MS.  1540,  fo.  39  ;  Madyson,  Funaby,co. 
Lincoln ;  granted  1587,  Harl.  MS.  1539,  fo.  109. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or  as  many 
mullets  sa.     Finney. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or  as  many 
mullets  of  the  first.  Monckton  or  Monketon, 
co.  Lincoln  ;  Egham,  Surrey  ;  and  Cabell,  co. 
York.  Monketon,  Kebellhall,  in  Howden,  co. 
York,  V.     Moeton  or  Morkton,  co.  Lincoln. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  as  many 
pheons  sa.     Page. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  as  many 
bezants.     Ethelstan,  co.  Leicester. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  as  many 
bezants.     Estatford,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  as  many 
plates.    Yeo,  Cornwall ;  and  co.  Devon.  - 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  two 
swords  in  saltire  ppr.  pomels  and  hilts  or  en- 
twined by  a  double  chain  gold.  Evans,  Lyn- 
non,  co.  Carnarvon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  five 
ermine  spots  of  the  first.  Wells,  Bambridge, 
co.  Hants ;  and  Isle  of  Purbeck,  co.  Dorset. 
Welles,  Buckstead,  Sussex. 

Arg.  on  a  a  chev.  engr.  vert  betw.  three  martlets 
sa.  five  ermine  spots  or.  Welles,  Saltash, 
Cornwall. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  two 
susarcanes  of  the  first.    Fenwick. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Moorcocks 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  heathcocks  sa.  as 
many  bars  nebuly  of  the  first.  Wynslade,  co. 
Devon. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  moorcocks  close  or  as 
many  crosses  croslet  sa.     Tompkins,  Moning- 
ton,  co.  Hereford  ;  and  Arundel,  Sussex. 
Owls 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  owls  of  the 
second  another  chev.  gu.  Hewat  or  Hewatt, 
Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  owls  arg. 
each  ensigned  with  an  eastern  crown  or  as 
many  bombs  fired  ppr.  Hewett,  Netherseale, 
co.  Leicester;  and  Alcomb,co.  Somerset;  Baro- 
netcy 1813. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  owls  gu.  a  3-foil 
slipped  of  the  first.     Foeest. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  owls  gu.  a  4-foil 
(?  of  the  first)  az.     Feost. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  owls  as  many 
lozenges  erm.  Haslewood,  Haselbeech,  co. 
Northampton,  quartering  Marmion. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  a  mullet  gu. 
Appleyaed,  Butterwyke  in  Exholme.  Hesling- 
ton,  Frodingham,  and  Brastwick  Garth  in  Hol- 
derness,  co.  York. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  owls  arg.  a  mullet. 
Aplyaed  or  Appleyaed,  Dunston,  Norfolk. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  as  many 
mullets  sa.  all  within  a  bordure  erm.  Hill, 
Alveston,  co.  Gloucester.  The  bordure  engr. 
Hill  or  Hull,  Olneston,  co.  Gloucester. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  within  a 
bordure  engr.  erm.  as  many  pierced  mullets 
gu.     Hill,  co.  Gloucester. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  owls  arg.  an  ermine 
spot  sa.     Fleming,  Stoneham,  and  Southamp- 
ton, co.  Hants ;  confirmed  3  June,  1584. 
Ostriches 

Per  pale  arg.  and on  a  chev.  betw.  three 

ostriches  gu.  as  many  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first.     Duedo,  Gillingham. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  ostriches  arg.  as 
many  mullets  gu.  Wignall  or  Wydnell, 
Tandridge,  Surrey. 

....  Parrots  see  Popinjays 
.  ...Pelicans 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pelicans  vulning 
themselves  or  as  many  auchors  of  the  first. 
Meades,  London. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelicans  or  vulning 
themselves  gu.  as  many  escallops  of  the  last. 
Yong,  Medhurst,  Sussex. 

Per  pale  az.  and  or  (another,  or  and  az.)  on  a 
chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pelicans  vulning  them- 
selves counterchanged  as  many  escallops  gu. 
Thomas  Yonge  or  Young,  Bishop  of  St.  David's 
1560,  Archbishop  of  York,  1562-70. 

Arg.  (another  or)  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three 
pelicans  sa.  vulning  themselves  ppr.  as  many 
5-foils  gold.  Ceanmee,  Kent.  Thomas 
Ceanmee,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1533-56. 
Ceanmoee. 

Popinjays 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  parrots  vert 
beaked  and  legged  gu.  as  many  annulets  or. 
Goodchild,  Pallion,  co.  Durham. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  woodwallises 
ppr.  another  chev.  couped  of  the  first. 
Pinfould,  Dunstaple,  co.  Bedford ;  granted 
18  October  1501 ;  Harl.  MS.  1359,  fo.  22. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Popinjays  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.   gu.  betw.  tbree  popinjays  vert 

membered  of  the  second  a  crescent  arg.  witbin 

a  bordure  az.  (gu.  V*.)  bezanty.     White,  co. 

Hants ;  and  London,   V.     The  birds  collared 

of  the  second.     White,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  popinjays  vert 

beaked  legged  and  collared  gu.  as  many  pears 

pendent  or.     Richard  Penreth,  V. 
Per  pale  erminois  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw. 

three  parrots  vert   beaked  and  legged  gu.  as 

many  bezants.     Goodchild  ;  granted  29  Sept. 

1808. 

. . .  .Ravens  and  Rooks  see  Crows 
. . .  .Storks  see  Herons 

Swans 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swans  arg.  as  many 

5-foilsgu.     Charlton,  London  ;  Sandiacre,  co. 

Derby  ;  and  Chilwell,  co.  Nottingham  ;  quarter- 
ing Sharpe,  Strey,  Dannet,  Welles,  and  Orton. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swans  close  arg.  as 

many  lion's  heads  erased  gu.     Hebbs,  Corton, 

co.   Dorset.      The   lion's   heads   of  the   first. 

Hobbes,  Sarum,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  swans  arg.  as 

many  bees  volant  ppr.    Swabey,  Langley  St. 

Mary's,  co.  Bucks ;  quartering  Birchfield. 
Arg.  ou  a  chev.  betw.  three  swans  sa.  as  many 

plates.    Yeo,  co.  Devon. 
.. .  .Thrushes 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  blackbirds  ppr. 

a  crescent  enclosed  by  two  5-foils  or.    Sleigh, 

Haddington,  Scotland. 
....  Turkeys 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  turkey  cocks  arg. 

as  many  mullets  gu.    Widnell. 

....  Woodpeckers  see  Popinjays 
....  Wrens 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wrens  gu.  as  many 

mullets  of  the  first.    Manigham. 
....  Crows 
Arg.  on    a  chev.    gu.  betw.  four  ravens   sa.  a 

crescent  or.     Crowton. 

Martlets 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  four  martlets  three  in  chief 
and  one  in  base  or  three  annulets  vert.  Bennitt  ; 
granted  about  1840. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  four  martlets  gu. 
a  horse's  head  erased  or.  Warde,  Broke,  Nor- 
folk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  eight  martlets  sa.  five 
plates.    Bard,  North  Kelsey  (in  error). 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  nine  (ten,  V*.)  martlets 
gu.  a  crescent  of  the  first.     Mabuisson,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  ten  martlets  arg.  five  ogresses . 
Bard,  Middlesex;  and  Caversfield,co.  Bucking- 
ham. Bard  or  Beard,  North  Kelsey,  co.  Lin- 
coln, Harl.  MS.  1550,  fo.  51.  Bard  ;  Baronetcy 
1644,  Baron  Bard  of  Dromboy  and  Viscount 
Belmont  1646;  extinct  1660. 
Bits 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  manage  bits  or  as 
many   bosses   sa.        Company     of    Lorimers 
Lorinors  or  Bitmakers,  London. 
Bordure 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  witbin  a  bordure  gu.  an  annulet 
or.     Hunt,  Chalderston,  co.  Bedford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  a 
lion  ramp.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Wainwright. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 


.cont. 


Bordure  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  goutty 

d'eau  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first.     Stokes. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr.  az.  a 

martlet  as  the  first.     Lockton,  co.  York. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  or 

ogressy  three  ducks  az.  membered  of  the  first. 

Fenrother,  London. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or  three 

shields  of  the  first.     Wardrope. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  chequy  of 

the  second  and  first  three  estoiles  as  the  field. 

Carre  or  Ker,  Cavers,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.   Maudley,  Wells, 

co.  Somerset.    The  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Madeley, 

V.    Maudele  or  Mawdley,  Wells,  co.  Somer- 
set.   Maydeley. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr.  arg.  a 

rose  betw.  two  lions  pass,  incontrant  as  the  first. 

Hepburn,  Nunram,   Scotland.      The  bordure 

plain  erm.    Hepburn,  Clerkington. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three  roses 

of  the  first.     Gilbert,  Cornwall ;  Compton,  co. 

Devon  ;  and  Togenton,  and  Bleckington,Sussex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

tbree  roses  of  the  first.  Gilbert,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  gu.  three 

roses  of  the  first.     Gilbard. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  or  three  roses 

gu.     Gilborne,  V*.     The  roses  slipped  and 

leaved  vert.    Gilborne,  Kent. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  a 

3-foil  slipped  or.     Maloree,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  gu.  bezanty 

three  3-foils  slipped  of  the  first.    Stokes,  V. 

William  Stokys,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

three  3-foils  erm.     Revel,  Newbold  Revel,  co. 

Warwick;  and  Ogston,  co.  Derby ;  the  coheirs 

m.  Turbutt,  Jenkinson,  and  Woodyeare.     The 

bordure  compony  or  and  sa.  Revel,  co.  Derby ; 

granted  1700. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  az.  three 

4-foils Eyre,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  be- 
zanty three  4-foils  of  the  first.    Eyers. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

three  pierced  5-foils  of  the  first.    Gilbert. 
Arg.  on    a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr. 

sa.  three  bull's  heads   cabossed  of  the   first. 

Hillersden,  Hocklife,  co.  Bedford;  granted 

1596,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  a 

mitre  of  the  first.      John  Stafford,  Bishop  of 

Bath,  etc.    1425,  Archbishop   of    Canterbury 

1443-52. 
Arg.  ou  a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr.  az.  a 

mullet  of  the  first.     Loketon.      The  mullet 

pierced.    Locton,  V*.    Loketon,  co.  York,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  arg.  three  pierced 

mullets  sa.    Chilton. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  sa.  three 

mullets  of  the  last.    Chilton. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

three  mullets  or.    Revell,  Newbold  Revell,  co. 

Warwick. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  arg.  three  mul- 
lets of  the  first.     Kerr,  Bughtrigg;  granted 
1787. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  az.  three  mullets 
or.     Cobham. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.... cont. 
Bordure  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  chequy  of 
the  second  and  first  three  mullets  of  the  field. 
Carre,  Caverse,  co.  Roxburgh ;  granted  ....  ; 
quartering  Riddell. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  az.  bezanty 

three  bezants.     Boys,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

three  bezants.     Hellwell  or  Helwell. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  sa.   bezanty 

three  bezants.     Boys,  co.  Buckingham,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  gu.  five  bezants. 
Hunt.     And   with    a  label  of  five  points  az. 
Matthew  de  Chetelton,  V.    Chetilton,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu.five 
bezants.  Sr.William  Chetelton, V.  Chetilton. 
Chettleton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the 
second  (another,  sa.)  five  bezants.      Bromley. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  plain  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa.  five 

plates.    Whitton,  Nethercott,  co.  Oxford. 
Bendy  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  within  a 
bordure  purp.   three  plates.     Copinger,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1512. 
Sa.  on   a  chev.   within   a   bordure    arg.    three 
bunches   of   broom    plants    vert    seeded    or. 
Brome,  Halton,  co.  Oxford. 
Bottles 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leather  bottles  sa.  as 
many  buglehorns  stringed  of  the  first.     Com- 
pany of  Bottle-makers  and  Horners. 
Arg.  on  achev.  sa.  betw.  three  flasks  (or  jars,  they 
are  weeU)  ppr.  five  ermine  spots  of  the  first. 
Willard,  Eastbourne,  Sussex,  an  error. 
Bougets 
Or  on  a  chev.  counterembattled  betw.  three  water 
bougets  sa.  a  thistle  slipped  of  the  first  en- 
closed by  two  5-fbils  erm.    Ross,  Portivo,  Scot- 
land ;  and  Ireland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  sa.  as 
many  estoiles  or.     Lilgrave  or  Lillgrave,  co. 
York. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  water  bougets  gu. 
as  many  estoiles  of  the  first  a  bordure  engr.  az. 
William  Lylgrave,  co.  York,  V. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  sa.  as  many 

estoiles  of  the  first.    Lille  grane,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  gu.  two 
pair  of  keys  in  saltire  or.     Benedictine  Priory 
at  Penwortham,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  water  bougets  sa.  a 

mullet  of  the  first.     Dove. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  water  bougets 
arg.  three  hurts.      Bushell,  Myerscough  Cot- 
tage, co.  Lancaster. 

Brushes  see  Fans 
Buckles 
Arg.  on   a   chev.  gu.  betw.  three   demi-buckles 

tongues   pendent   sa.  a  mullet  or.      Morton, 

Quarendon,  and  Bosworth,  co.  Leicester ;  and 

Ingleton,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  square  buckles 

tongues  pendent  sa.  a  crescent Moreton, 

Newton,  and  Church  Hill,  co.  Chester. 
Buildings 
....  on  a  chev betw.  three  dovecotes 

as  many  escallops   Sapcote,  Karl.  M S. 

6820,  fo.  49. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  wells  ppr.  as 

many  5-foils  of  the  first.     Newell,  Adwell,  co. 

Oxford;  granted  1755. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Caltraps 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  caltraps  sa.  as 
many  annulets  or.     Webster,  London. 
Candlesticks 
Az.  on    a  chev.   betw.  three   mortcours  arg.  as 
many  roses  gu.  (but  another  az.  on  a  chev.  arg. 
betw.  three  mortcours  or  as  many  roses  gu. 
seeded  of  the  third  barbed  vert).     Company  of 
Wax-Chandlers,  London  ;  granted  by  Holland. 
Caps 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   (morions  or) 
steel-caps  looking  to  the  sinister  az.  an  escallop 
or.    Baron  Brudenell,  V. 
Erm.    on    a    chev.    betw.    three    felt-hats    with 
strings  sa.  as  many  escallops  arg.     Company 
of  Hatter-Merchants,  London. 
Castles 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  as  many  towers  arg.  issuing 
out  of  each  a  demi-lion  ramp,  or  three  (grapers 
i.e.)  grappling-irons  sa.      Priestley,  White- 
windows,    Sowerby,    co.   York.      But   castles. 
Prislet,  or  Prisley. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  arg.  a  pair  of 
compasses  extended  as  the   first.     Society  of 
Free  and  Accepted  Masons  alias  Freemasons. 
Sa.   on  a  chev.  (engr.,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D 
10)   between  three  castles  arg.  a  pair  of  com- 
passes extended   as  the   first.       Company  of 
Masons,  London  ;  granted  1473. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  towers  arg.  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  gu.     Berill,  London.     But 
triple  towered.     Burwell,  Wrigley,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  towers  gu. 
from  the  portal  of  each  a  doe  issuant  ppr.  three 
5-foils  of  the  first.     Pardoe,  Hailes  Park,  co. 
Worcester. 
Or  on  a  chev.  embattled  on  the  top  betw.  three 
castles  gu.  as  many  gouttes  of  the  first.  Hibbens 
or  Hibbyns,  Weo,  co.  Salop. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  castles  arg.  as  many 

leopard's  faces  gu.  Hardcastle. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  towers  arg.  as  many 
ogresses  a  mullet  for  diff.  Towers,  London  ; 
from  co.  Lancaster. 
Per  chev.  vert  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in 
chief  two  castles  of  the  second  in  base  another 
surrounded  by  a  fortification  ppr.  three  tor- 
teaux.  Green,  Marass,  Kent,  Baronetcy  1786- 
1825. 

Chessrooks 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  chessrooks  sa.  as 

many  crescents  or.     Walter,  co.  York,  1603. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  chessrooks  arg.  as 

many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  first.  Warter, 

Warter,   co.  York;    co.   Salop;    co.   Stafford; 

and  London. 

Chief 


Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  a  chief  az.  charged  with  a 
cross  patty  enclosed  by  gouttes  or  and  in  base  a 
holly  branch  fructed  vert  leaved  gu.  two  cats 
respectant  arg.     Gibbes,  V*. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  a  chief  or  charged  with 
a  demi-dragon  gu.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  battle- 
axes  the  heads  to  the  dexter  az.  and  in  base  a 
cross  patty  fitchy  silver  three  escallops  of  the 
fifth.  King,  co.  Somerset. 
Combs 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  combs  arg.  as 
many  crosses  patty  fitchy  of  the  first.   Bootle. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Compasses 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pair  of  compasses 
slightly  extended  sa.  a  joiner's  square  or  and  a 
golden  reel  of  line  as  the  first.  Company  of 
Carpenters,  London  ;  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 
D  10. 

Coppers 
Az.  on    a  chev.  or  betw.  in    chief  two   coppers 
of  the  second  and  in  base  two  points  in  sal  tire 
arg.  a  drawing  iron  betw.  two  rings  sa.    Company 
of  Gold  and  Silver  Wire  Drawers,  London. 
Coronets 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crowns  sa.  as  many 
estoiles  or.     Carbill. 
Couplecloses 
Erm.  on  a  plain  chev.  az.  betw.  two  couplecloses 
engr.  and  three  garbs  gu.  an  anchor  erect  or 
enclosed  by  two  bezants.   Sheffield. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  or  and  three 
crescents  arg.  two  bars  gemel  of  the  first.    Sr. 
John  Hottot,  V.      Hottot,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
crosses  patty  gu.  as  many  martlets  or.     Smith 
or  Smyth. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  arg.  three 
lions  ramp,  of  the  first.     Rawlet.     Rowlett. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  and 
three  annulets  gu.  another  chev.  erm.  Cooper, 
Southwark. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  and 
three  Cornish  choughs  ppr.  as  many  crescents 
of  the   first.      Merriman,  Marlborough  ;  con- 
firmed 21  December  1833. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couple- 
closes erm.  three  crosses  patty  gu.     Higgins. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
hanks  of  cotton  arg.  an  escallop  enclosed  by  a 
pair  of  crosses   croslet  fitchy  gu.      Cotton, 
Leatherhead,  Surrey. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  three 

escallops  or.     Healing.     Hellynges,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  indented 
sa.  three  escallops  or.     Gonvtll,  Terrington, 
and  Rush  worth,  Norfolk.     Gonvill  and  Caius 
College,  Cambridge,  impaling  Caius. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  three 

escallops  arg.     Brownell,  Derby,  1682. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  three 

pineapples  or.    Ashford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu.  and 
three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second  gouttes  d'or. 
Belitha,  London ;  and  Kingston,  Surrey. 
Erminois  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses 
gu.    and    three    5-foils    ....    gouttes    d'eau. 
Seceetan. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and 
three  estoiles  gu.  as  many  leopard's  heads  or. 
Creed. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  three 

leopard's  heads  or.     Mynn,  Cratfield,  Suffolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and 
three  estoiles  gu.  as  many  leopard's  heads  or. 
Creed,  London. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
demi-griffins  those    in   chief  respectant  sa.  a 
mullet  for    diff.      Ssiith,    now    Carrington, 
Baron  Carrington,  1796  and  1797. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  two  couplecloses  or  three 
pierced  mullets   of  six  points    as    the    first. 
Roberts,  Glassenbury,  Kent;  and  Brightfields- 
town,  co.   Cork;    Baronetcy  1809.     Roberts, 
Kilmoney,  and  Ardmore,  co.  Cork. 


.cont. 


On  1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 
Couplecloses  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  sa.  three 
portcullises  with  chains  and  rings  of  the  first. 
Hovell-THURLOW,  Baron  Thurlow  1702;  quar- 
tering  Hovell.     And  with   a  crescent   in   the 
sinister    chief    for   diff.      Thomas  Thurlow, 
Bishop  of  Lincoln  1779,  Durham  1787-91. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  two   couplecloses  or 
and  three  dove's  heads  erased  ppr.  an  ogress 
enclosed  by  four  cross  croslets  sa.     Naish. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
demi-lions  ramp.  gu.  as  many  bezants.  Fisher, 
The  lions  guard.    Fisher.     Fysher,  Lidham- 
wicke,  co.  Wilts ;  granted  10  October  1608. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.   betw.  two  couplecloses  gu. 
and  in  chief  so  many  mullets  of  the  second 
pierced  as  the  third  in  base  a  hurt  charged 
with  a  fleur-de-lis  or  three  bezants.     Bonnet, 
France;  and  London  ;  granted  1751. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu. 
three  fountains  ppr.  Cass,  Hackney,  Middlesex. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  and  three 
leopard's  heads  arg.  as  many  torteaux.     Cole, 
co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  with  in 
chief  as  many  3-foils  and  in  base  a  bear's  head 
erased  sa.  collared  and  muzzled  or  a  sun  in 
splendour  enclosed  by  two  crosses  croslet  of 
the  last.    Benson,  North  Cray  Place,  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  cbev.  gu.  betw.  two  couplecloses  az. 
and  six  martlets  of  the  second  three  wings  as  the 
first.  Roger  Walden,  Bishop  of  London  1405-0. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu.  three 
chaplets  or.    Hall,  co.  Salop,  W. 
Crescent 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  a  crescent  and  in 
base  a  buck's  head  erased  arg.  three  mullets  of 
the  first.      Ker,  Greenhead,  Scotland.     And 
with  a  bordure  az.     Ker,  Chatto,  Scotland. 
Crescents 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents 
sa.  and  in  base  a  dove  with  an  olive  branch 
ppr.  three  bezants.     Goodwright. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and 
in  base  a  cross  botonny  fitchy  sa.  a  mullet  of 
the  first.    Gegge,  Harl.  MS.  6829,  fo.  52. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents 
and   in    base   an   escallop   az.   three    estoiles 
arg.     Henniker  ;  granted  with  Baronetcy  1765 ; 
Barony  1800  ;  quartering  Major. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  wavy  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  cres- 
cents and  in  base  a  dexter  hand  couped  gu.  a 
fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  mullets  of  the 
first.    Stevens,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  crescents  and 
in  base  a  dexter  hand  couped  at  the  wrist  erect 
gu.  a  pair  of  mullets  as  the  first.     Stephen. 
But  a  sinister  hand.      Steven,  Nisbet,  i,  269. 
But  three  mullets.    Stephen,  Scotland. 
Gu.   on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  an 
anchor  erect  with  a  piece  of  cable  ppr.   Martin, 
Lockynge,  co.  Berks  ;  Baronetcy  28  July  1791. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crescents  az.  as 
many  annulets  or.     Walker,  SandHutton,  co. 
York ;  quartering  Porter. 
Per  pale  arg.  arid  sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  cres- 
cents   as    many     annulets     countercbanged. 
Walker,  Bow,  Middlesex.    But  the  field  per 
pale  sa.  and  arg.     Walker,  Mitchell  Grove, 
Arundel,  Sussex.    Walker,  Bow,  1716. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  two 
bars  gemel  sa.    Hotot,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 


508 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Crescents  cont. 
Vert  on  a  cliev.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  or  each 
charged  with  an  ermine  spot  sa.  a  lion  ramp.  gu. 

enclosed  by  two  crosses  patty  fitcbyaz.  Gosling. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  or 

each  charged  with  a  mullet  two  lions  combat- 
ant of  the  first.    Flint. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  crescents  erm. 

two  lions  combatant  gu.     Flynt,  Norfolk. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  crescents  arg. 

as  many  martlets  vert.     Deton,  V;  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crescents  gu.  five 

martlets  of  the  first.      Temple,  co.  Warwick. 
Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  cres- 
cents arg.  a  cross  moline  pierced  of  the  first. 

Craigie,  Glendoick. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crescents  or  as 

many  crosses  croslet  sa.     Mulleswell,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or  as  many 

crosses  croslet  of  the   first.      Duckenfield. 

The  chev.  engr.    Mulswell. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  or  as  many 

crosses  patty  of  the  first.      Duckenfeld,  V. 

The  crosses  fitchy.    Duckenfield. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  as  many 

escallops  sa.    Shorthose,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  ai-g.  as  many 

escallops  gu.     Shorthose.     The  escallops  of 

the  first.    Shorthose,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  ringed  at  the  point  betw.  three 

crescents  sa.  an  estoile  ....     Walker. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three 

crescents  counterchanged  as  many  5-foils  az. 

Sandell. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  crescents  and  a 

double  tressure  flory  counterfiory  gu.  a  boar's 

head  couped  or.  Seaton,  Kyllsimunne,Scotland. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crescents  or  an 

otter's  head  erased  sa.    Balfour,  Kirktoun. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  sa.  as  many 

dragon's  heads  couped  or.     Walker,  Leighton 

Buzzard;  and  London;  granted  1748. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  a  mascle 

of  the  first.    Martin,  Edinburgh,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  ending  on  the  top  with  a  stock 

and  ring  betw.  three  crescents  sa.  two  plates. 

Walker,  Harl.  MS.  1445,  fo.  92. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crescents  arg.  as 

many  olive  sprigs  vert.     Dolliffe,  London. 
Crosses 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patonce  arg. 

an  annulet  for  diff.  sa.     Glanton,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

az.  as  many  annulets  of  the  first.     Babelake. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy   gu.   a  lion  pass.   or.      M'Crummen  or 

M'Crummin,  Scotland. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first.     Hawden,  Scotland. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu. 

a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  first.    Bolt  or  Boult. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

or  two  demi-lions  pass,  respectant  sa.     Barlow. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  two 

lions  pass,  counterpass.  of  the  first.     Barrowe. 

The    chev.    engr.    and     the     croslets    fitchy. 

Barlowe,  Slebetch,  co.  Pembroke. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.   (sometimes  engr.)  betw.  three 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa.  two  lions  pass,  guard. 

iucontrant  of  the  first.     William  Barlow,  Bi- 
shop of  St.  Asaph  1536,  St.  David's  1536,  Bath 

etc.  1548-53. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  patonce 
fitchy  sa.  two  lions  (combatant  Barlow,  V*.) 
pass,   guard,  incontrant   of    the    first.     John 
Barlowe  ;  granted  temp.  Henry  VI,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 
sa.  two  lions  ramp,  reguard.  combatant  arg. 
Bancroft. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 
patty  fitchy  sa.  a  Cornish  chough  enclosed 
by  two  crescents  arg.  Fleming,  The  Wergs, 
co.  Stafford  ;  the  heiress  m.  Fryer. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  gu.  as 
many  doves  of  the  first.  William  Sancroft, 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1678-91.  Sandcroft. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  patty 
....  as  many  martlets  of  the  first.  Canon, 
V*. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  saltire- 
wise  or  as  many  martlets  ppr.     Crosier. 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  patty 
gu.  as  many  martlets  of  the  first.     Gilles. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 
arg.  a  chev.  wavy  sa.    Bonham,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses 
croslet  fitchy  az.  an  eastern  crown  supported 
by  two  lions  counterpass.  or.  Barlow,  Cal- 
cutta, East  Indies  ;  Baronetcy  29  June  1803. 

....  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
....  a  crescent.  Nicholas,  Lazy  Hill,  in 
Dublin. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 
gu.  a  crescent  for  diff.  of  the  first.  Tofte, 
V*.  Robert  Toste,  V.  Thomas  Woderowe,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  gu.  a 
crescent  for  diff.  of  the  first.  Ellisdon,  V*. 
Ellysden,  V.    Elysden.    Etysden,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  crosses  patty 
fitchy  az.  a  crescent  of  the  first.  Bonam, 
Hampshire. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  as 
many  crescents  or.     Denzell. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
sa.  as  many  crescents  or.  Mulleswell.  The 
crosses  patty.    Mulswell. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  (another 
crosses  pometty)  sa.  five  crescents  of  the  first. 
Scopeham  Scopham  or  Scopyn,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  five 
crescents  or.    Richard  Skopham,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy 
sa.  as  many  covered  cups  of  the  first. 
Langfield. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  an  escallop  or.  Russell,  Arnabie,  Cumber- 
land ;  and  Brancepeth  Castle,  Durham  ;  quar- 
tering Harrison.  Russell,  Stubbers,  in  North 
Ockendou,  Essex ;  Towcester,  co.  Northamp- 
ton ;  and  Southwark,  Surrey. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg.  as 
many  escallops  of  the  first.     Kinge. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or  as 
many  escallops  of  the  first.  King,  London ; 
granted  by  Camden.  King,  Towcester,  co. 
Northampton  ;  Loxwood  House,  and  Midhurst, 
Sussex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  or.  Kennedy,  Auchti- 
f or  dell,  Scotland. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  (clechy,  i.  e.) 
en  trailed  sa.  a  fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by  two  stag's 
heads  cabossed  of  the  first.    Carver. 


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509 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  az.  as 
many    fleurs-de-lis    of    the    first.       Birtles, 
Birtles,    co.    Chester.      The    croslets    fitchy. 
Bertleys,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  sa.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Burchall, 
Broadfield  Court,  Leominster,  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  gu. 
as  many  fleurs-de-lis    or.      Ellerden,  Car- 
mouth. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  sa.  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  of    the  first.      Batyford, 
Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.     Birchells  or 
Birchills.    The   croslets   fitchy.      Birchill, 
Birchill,  co.  Chester. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
sa.  in  the  dexter  side   as  many  fleurs-de-lis 
and   at   the    sinister  side   so   many   martlets 
or.  Killuhurst  or  Killuhust,  i.e.  KlLNHURST, 
quartered  through  Montfort,  1304,  by  Darley, 
Kilnhurst,  co.York,  1562-1616. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  az.  as  many  roses  of  the  first.  Davenport, 
Darnwell  Bank. 

....  on  a  chev betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  ....  as  many  3-foils   ....       Meskell, 
co.  Cork. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or 

as  many  4-foils  gu.     Mottershed. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
sa.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.     Smith.     The 
crosses  flory.     Smyth,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or 
as  many  5-foils  az.    Bland,  London  ;  granted 
10  May  1563.     Marske,  co.  York. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  or 

as  many  5-foils  gu.     Mottram,  Newcastle. 
Az.  on   a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  patonce 
arg.  fretty  gu.      Bartholomewe  (but  Ricarde, 
Harl.  MS.  6137)  de  Pevenesi,  A. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg. 
fretty  sa.  Waller,  Kent.     The  crosses  moline. 
Landesduke. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  crosses  flory  arg. 

fretty  sa.    Waller,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  sa.  a  pineapple  or  leaved  vert  enclosed 
by  two  plates.    Kennedy. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
or  as  many  boar's  heads  couped  gu.      Bottry 
Buttey  or  Buttrey,  Suffolk.      The  crosses 
patty  fitchy.     Buttry,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  fitchy  sa.  as 
many  buck's  heads  cabossed  or.     Boughton. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  sa.  as 
many  buck's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first  a  mul- 
let for  diff.    Wycliffe,  Offerton,  Durham. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 
arg.  as  many  leopard's   faces    ....     Strdtt, 
Baron  Rayleigh  1821. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  passion  crosses 
or  as  many  lion's  heads  erased  of  the  first. 
Austin. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  gu. 
five  buck's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first.    John 
Wickliff,  co.  York,  V.    Wycliff,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny 
gu.  six  buck's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first. 
Wickliffe,  Wickliff,  co.  York. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  az.  as  many  lozenges  of  the  first  each 
charged  with  a  cross  croslet  of  the   second. 
Aslyn. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or  and  as  many  garbs  of  the  second  a 
mullet  sa.   Ryton,  quartered  by  Dryland.   The 
garbs  or.     Dryland,  W. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  or  as  many  mullets  sa.    Roberts. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  ....  as  many  roundles  ....     Crossing, 
Exeter,  1009-20. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  sa. 

as  many  bezants.    Smith,  Braxted,  Essex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  arg.  as 

many  bezants.     Chedington. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  gu. 
as  many    bezants.      Smith,   Leicester ;    and 
Northampton. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy 

gu.  as  many  bezants.     Speering. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

az.  five  bezants.     Babalake,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  six  crosses  patty  fitchy  arg. 
three   fleurs-de-lis  az.     Smith,  Kedcliffe,  co. 
Buckingham ;  Baronetcy  1661. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  six  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  or  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Smith,  V*. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  six  crosses  patty  or 
three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Smith,  Painswick, 
co.  Gloucester;  quartering  Crawfurth.  The 
crosses  fitchy.  Smart,  London.  Smith,  Sheriff 
of  London  1509,  V.  And  each  fleur-de-lis 
charged  on  the  top  with  a  plate.  Smyth,  North 
Nibley,  co.  Gloucester ;  and  Thedletborp,  co. 
Lincoln,  1776.  Smith,  Nibley,  co.  Gloucester. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  nine  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.    Barley. 
Gu-  on    a    chev.   betw.  ten  crosses  patty  arg. 
an  annulet  ....       James  de  Berkely,  Bishop 
of  Exeter  1327-8. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  ten   crosses  patonce  arg.  a 

crescent  az.     M.  James  Berkele,  S. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  croslet  or  three 
of  the  first.    Gregorie,  Lenton,  co.   Notting- 
ham.   Gregory. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  patty  arg.  three 

fleurs-de-lis  sa.    Berkeley,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  patty  arg.  a  rose 
gu.     Gilbert  Berkeley,  Bishop  of  Bath,  etc. 
1560-80,  Cotton  MS.  Cleopatra  C  hi,  fo.  36  b. 
But  on  the  chev.  a  5-foil  enclosed  by  two  lions 
counterpass.  guard,  gu.,  Add.  MS.  12443. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  ten  crosses  patty  arg.  three 
torteaux.    Berkeley. 
Cubes 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  cubes  pean  as  many 
horseshoes   arg.      Williams,   Ivy  Tower,  co. 
Pembroke ;  the  heiress  m.  Harris. 
Cups 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  cups  with  handles  arg. 

three  martlets  sa.     Whyte. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ewers  arg.  as  many 
martlets  gu.      White,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1489,  in  church  at  Tickhill,  co.  York. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  flagons  the  two 
in  chief  with  spouts  arg.  as  many  martlets  gu. 
White,  Ashford,  Kent,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  jugs  arg.  as  many 
martlets  of  the  first.    White. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Cups  cont. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  covered  cups  arg.  as 
many   5-foils   gu.      Jackson,   Christ  Church, 
Surrey  ;  granted  16  October  1700. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pewter  pots  sa. 

fretty  or.     Delves,  co.  Chester. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  ewers  (i.e. 
beakers)  and  in  base  a  tripod  pot  with  two 
handles  of  the  second  three  roses  gu.  seeded 
or  barbed  vert.     Company  of  Braziers. 
Gu.  on  a   chev.   arg.  betw.  three  silver  single- 
handled  cups  each  containing  so  many  sprigs 
of  lilies  ppr.  the  Virgin  accompanied  by  four 
cherubs  or  enclosed  by  two  pair  of  limbecks  as 
the  second.     Company  of  Pewterers,  London. 
Delves  see  Billets 
Diapers 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  diapers  (in  error 
for  didappers)  az.  a  crescent  or  charged  with  a 
mullet  sa.     Brednell,  London. 
Dice  see  Cubes 
Escallops 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  escallops  or  an 

annulet  sa.    Wolmer,  co.  Worcester. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  as 

many  annulets  or.     Gernech  or  Gernish. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  as  many 
annulets  of  the  first.     Tanckert,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius   D   10.       Tankaed  or   Tankert,  co. 
York.     Tankard,  V*.    Tankaede,  co.  York,  V. 
And  with  a  mullet  in  chief.     Tankarde,  V*. 
The  chev.  engr.     Tancred  or  Tankard,  Pan- 
nell,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  as  many 
annulets   or  in  chief  a  mullet  of    the    last. 
Tankerde,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  a  lion 

pass.  or.     Surcole. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  escallops 
....  as  many  eagles  displ Reeves,  Ire- 
laud. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  escallops  az. 
as  many   eagles   displ.   or.      Beave,  Breade, 
Sussex;  confirmed  13  July  1633. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  as 
many  eagles   displ.  of   the  first.      Reve    or 
Reeves,  Ireland ;  quartering  Spaight. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or  a  tower 

sa.   Chamblayn  alias  Spicer,  co.  Notts,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  a  chev. 
invected   az.     Thomas  Winniffe,   Bishop   of 
Lincoln  1642-54,  Harl.  MS.  2275,  fo.  20. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  an- 
other chev.  of  the   third.      Taylour,    West- 
minster; granted  14  February  1714-15. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  a 
crescent  or.     Sr.   Christopher  Gaknish,  Suf- 
folk, V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a 
crescent  for  diff.     Michell,   V*.    Mychell, 
Cokfeld,  Sussex,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  escallops  erm.  a 
cross  croslet  fitchy  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  annu- 
lets as  the  first.     Townsend,  Honington  Hall, 
co.  Warwick  ;  quartering  Gore. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa,  as  many 

crosses  patty  or.     Perin. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  tbree  escallops  arg.  as 

many  crosses  croslet  of  the  first.     Pearmain. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  escallops  az.  as  many 
estoiles  of  the  first.      Townshend,  Coggeshall 
Magna,  Essex  ;  granted  5  June  17  J  8. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Escallops  cont. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  an  ostrich 
feather  arg.     Bateman,   Bartholey,   co.  Mon- 
mouth;  a  branch  of  Bateman,  Oak  Park,  co. 
Kerry. 
Gu.  on  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a  fleur- 
de-lis  of   the  first  a  bordure  as   the   second. 
Bedell  or  Bedle,  London. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a  3-foil 
slipped  for  diff.  of  the  first.     Simon  Farewell 
or  Farwell,  Hilsbushop,  co.  Somerset. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  escallops  and 
in  base  a  dolphin  arg.    as    many  3-foils    sa. 
a  double  tressure  engr.  of  the  second  the  outer 
bordure  or.    Earl. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a  boar's 
head  couped  sa.  enclosed  by  two  spur-rowels 
gu.      Moultrie    or    Moultry,  Seafield,  and 
Rosescobie,  Scotland.  But  two  mullets  gu.  and 
a  bordure  of  the  second.     Moutrie,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a  boar's 
head  erased  close  sa.  langued  gu.  enclosed  by 
two   estoiles  of  the  last.     Moultrie,  Aston, 
Shiffnal,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  as  many 

boar's  heads  couped.    Aspilon. 
Pean  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  as 
many  (dragon's  heads  ppr.  but  another)  grif- 
fin's  heads  erased   of    the  first  langued   gu. 
Haedy,  Holcott,  co.  Northampton  ;  and  Potes- 
ham,    co.    Devon;    Baronetcy    1806,    extinct 
1839. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or  as  many 
dragon's  heads  erased  of  the  first.     Hardy, 
Toller  Wilmer,  co.   Dorset.       Hardy   or  Le 
Haedy,  Jersey  ;  as  impaled  by  Lysons. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  as 
many    griffin's    heads     erased    of    the    first. 
Haedy. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  gu.  as  many 

leopard's  faces  or.    Benington,  Essex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  as  many 
leopard's  faces   gu.     John  Platt,  Wiggin,  co. 
Lancaster;  granted  1559,  W. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  a  mullet 
for    diff.    gu.      Fannell.      The    mullet    sa. 
Farwell,  a  branch  of  Farwell,  Hillbishop, 
co.  Somerset,  Had.  MS.  1445  fo.  198. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  as  many 
mullets   of  the  first.     Scoules   or  Scowles, 
Charlton  in  Wantage,  co.  Berks;   granted  10 
July  1613. 
....  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops   arg.   an 
ogress.    Wolmer,  co.  Worcester.      The  field 
gu.     Tokye,  co.  Worcester. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  atorteau. 
Hawkewood.     Haukewood,  V*.    Haukwood, 
V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  escallops  ....  as 
many  bezants.    Freaston. 

Estoiles 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  estoiles  and 

in    base    a   lion  ramp.    arg.   three   torteaux. 

Corthine,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  estoiles  az. 

an  annulet  or.    Kempe,  Cavendish,  Suffolk. 

The  field  erm.     Kempe,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  arg.  a  cross 

patty  of  the  first.     Bennet,  Grubet;  Baronetcy 

1670.    But  as  many  crosses  patty  of  the  first. 

Bennet  ;  Baronetcy  1671. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Estoiles  cont. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  as  many 
crosses  (eroslet,  sometimes)  patty  fitched  at 
the  foot  gu.  William  (Laud  alias)  Lawd, 
Bishop  of  London  1028;  Archbishop  of  Canter- 
bury 1033-45,  W. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  an 
human  eye  ppr.  enclosed  by  two  lozenges  of 
the  first.  Starr,  Longbridge-Deverell,  co. 
Wilts. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  two  roses 
gu.  SiarPE,  Ledbury,  co.  Hereford.  The 
roses  stalked  and  leaved  ppr.  John  Skip, 
Bishop  of  Hereford  1539-52. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  estoiles  (?  of 
the  second)  as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed  of 
the  first.      (?  Olyff  or  Olyve).     Olyff. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  estoiles 
gu.  streaming  on  the  dexter  side  downwards  in 
bend  or  as  many  buck's  faces  of  the  first. 
Ayliffe,  London  and  Brinksworth,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  estoiles  gu. 
as  many  stag's  heads  cabossed  of  the  second. 
Iliff;  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  70. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  estoiles  gu. 
as  many  leopard's  faces  or.  Crade  or  Crode,F. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  estoiles  within  a 
bordure  ....  as  many  lozenges  gu. 
Hopkinson,  Bonsol,  co.  Derby ;  quartering 
Dakeyne  and  "Wolley. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  estoiles  within  a 
bordure  or  as  many  lozenges  gu.  Hopkinson, 
Alford,  co.  Lincoln  ;  granted  temp.  Elizabeth. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  as  many 
lozenges  gu.  Robert  Butts,  Bishop  of  Nor- 
wich 1733,  Ely  1738-48.    Butts,  Norfolk,  W. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  as  many 
lozenges  sa.     Stubbes,  Essex. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  as  many 
lozenges  of  the  first.     Butts,  Norfolk. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  embattled  betw. 
three  esloiles  or  as  many  lozenges  sa.     Gwixt. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  sa.  a  mullet 
of  the  first.     Stirley,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  gu.  as  many 
bezants.     Wallpool,  Sussex.     Walpull,  Sus- 
sex, V.    Wastoile,  Essex. 
Faggots 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bundles  of  rushes 
vert  banded  or  a  mullet  of  the  last.  Shakekley, 
Longstone,  co.  Derby,  temp.  Henry  VI. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fascines  (or  bundles  of 
faggots)  sa.  as  many  bezants.     Stalworth,  V. 

Fans 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (?  fans  or  brushes) 
gu.  as   many  Catherine  wheels  or.     Company 
of  Haberdashers,  anciently  called  Hurrers 
and  Milaners,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 

Feathers 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  ostrich  feathers 
endorsed  and  in  base  a  saltire  couped  arg.  three 
torteaux.     Parkinson. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers  arg. 
as  many  annulets  sa.  Fetherston,  Packwood, 
co.  Warwick  ;  granted  by  Dugdale. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers  arg. 
a  martlet  of  the  first.  Fetherston,  Ardagh, 
co.  Longford  ;  Baronetcy  26  June  1770. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  ensigned  with  a  thistle  or 
betw.  three  pens  in  full  feather  of  the  second 
as  many  crescents  of  the  first.    Penman. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Feathers  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers 
erect  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  enclosed  by  two 
ogresses.  Parkinson,  East  Ravendale,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers  erect 
arg.  as  many  mullets  sa.  Parkinson,  Kinners- 
ley  Castle,  co.  Hereford  ;  Sunnibanks,  co.  Bre- 
con ;  Eppleton  Hall,  co.  York;  and  co.  Louth; 
co.  Clare;  and  co.  Dublin,  Ireland. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers  arg. 
an  ogress.  Fetherston,  Blacksware,  co. 
Hertford;  Baronetcy  4  December  1000,  ex- 
tinct 17  October  1746.  Fetberstonhaugh, 
Fetherstonhaugh,  Northumberland;  Baronetcy 
1747,  extinct  ....  Fetherston-haugh,  Kirk 
Oswald,  Cumberland;  the  heiress  m.  Small- 
wood. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers  arg.  as 
many  ogresses.  Fetherston  alias  Perkinson, 
Beaumondhill,  co.  Durham. 

Fetterlocks  see  Shackles 

Fish ....  Crabs 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  crabs  the 
claws  towards  the  dexter  gu.  faces  erect  sur- 
mounting two  swords  in  saltire  and  encircled 
by  a  chaplet  or.  Bythesea,  Axbridge,Compton 
Bishop,  and  Week  House,  co.  Wilts;  quarter- 
ing Chivers,  Viner,  Long,  Bromley,  De  Chetilton , 
De  Clifton,  and  Broc. 
. . .  .Dolphins 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant 
embowed  ppr.  as  many  towers  of  the  first. 
Guillah. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  embowed 
arg.  as  many  towers  of  the  first.  Thomas 
Freare,  M.D.;  granted  by  Camden,  W.  The 
towers  triple  towered.  Frear  Frere  or  Fryer, 
London. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  dolphins  or  as 
many  castles  of  the  first.  Frear,  London; 
granted  February  1002. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  dolphins  em- 
bowed ....  as  many  crosses  eroslet  of  the  first. 
Tippet,  Truro,  and  Falmouth,  co.  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  az.  betw.  three  dolphins 
embowed  sa.  as  many  estoiles  or.  Cole,  Mal- 
don,  co.  Essex. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  dolphins 
naiant  embowed  as  the  second  finned  or  a 
fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by  two  greyhounds  courant 
respectant  of  the  first.     Thomas  Taylour,  W. 

Barry  wavy  of  eight  erm.  and  gu;  on  a  chev.  betw. 
three  dolphins  naiant  embowed  or  a  rose  sa. 
enclosed  by  two  gilliflowers  vert.  William 
Atwater,  Bishop  of  Lincoln  1514  21. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  az.  as 
many  5-foils  of  the  first.  Tippetts,  co. 
Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  naiant  em- 
bowed sa.  a  plate  enclosed  by  two  fleurs-de-lis 
of  the  first.  Sergison,  Cuckfield  Place,  co. 
Sussex. 

Gu.on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed  arg. 
an  erm.  spot  sa.  Chippenham  or  Chtpman,  co. 
Hereford.  The  dolphins  turned  round  with 
their  tails  in  their  mouths.  Chippenham,  co. 
Hereford. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  dolphins  embowed 
ppr.  as  many  bowers  vert.     Gillam,  Essex. 


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On  1  CHEVEON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Fish  cont.  Prawns 

Barry  wavy  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
prawns  or  a  rose  of  the  second  barbed  vert 
seeded  gold  enclosed  by  two  lilies  in  chev.  as  the 
rose  slipped  vert.  William  Attwater,  Bishop 
of  Lincoln  151-4-21 ;  granted  by  Wriothesley 
1509  :  U. 

Whelks 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  whelks  arg.  a  demi- 
lion  enclosed  by  two  martlets  sa.  Wilkin,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  whelks  or  a  demi- 
lion  of  the  first  enclosed  by  two  martlets  az. 
Wintle. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  whelks  or  a 
demi-lion  ramp,  guard,  enclosed  by  two  mart- 
lets sa.    Wilkins,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  whelks  or  as 
many  demi-lions  ramp.  sa.    Wilkins,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  whelks  or  a  fleur- 
de-lis  sa.    Wilkins,  Northumberland. 
Flames  and  see  Leaves 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  two  flames  of  fire  ppr. 
another  chev.  as  the  field.  Wells.  But  three 
flames.  Wells,  Piercefield,  co.  Monmouth, 
and  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  flames  of  fire  a 
lion  ramp,  enclosed  by  two  estoiles  of  the  first. 
Backie  or  Baickie,  Tankerness,  Orkney. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis 
or  and  in  base  a  dove  of  the  second  beaked  and 
membered  gu.  three  mullets  as  the  first.  Kerr. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis  and 
in  base  a  martlet  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Ker,  London  ;  granted  1800. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis  and  in 
base  a  mullet  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first. 
Kerr,  Northampton ;  granted  1787.  The 
chev.  embattled.     Kerr  ;  granted  1806. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  a  lion 

ramp,  of  the  first  a  bordure  engr.  as  the  se- 
cond.   Waynwright. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  fleurs-de-lis  az. 

and  in  base  an  anchor  sa.  three  mullets  or. 

Laforey,  Whitby,  co.  Devon  ;  Baronetcy  1789, 

extinct  1835 ;  quartering  arg.  a  cross  engr.  sa. 

betw.  four  torteaux. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as  many 

annulets  sa.    Pickering,  Coram  in  Coverdale, 

co.  York. 
Arg.    on    a    chev.    betw.   three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 

a  lion  ramp,  of  the   first  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Wainwright  Waynewright  and  Waynwright, 

Dudley,  co.  Worcester. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  embattled  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis   or   two   lions   pass,    counter-pass.    gu. 

Bowen,  London. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 

arg.  as  many  cocks  sa.     Mymyng  or  Mynors. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 

arg.  as  many  rooks  sa.  Middlemore.  Mymyng 

or  Mynors. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  vert 

as  many  martlets  or.     Elcotts,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  vert  as 

many  martlets  or.     Hiltoft,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  vert 

as  many  martlets  arg.     Hiltoft,  Boston,  co. 

Lincoln.     The  martlets  of  the  first.    Eltoft, 

co.  Lincoln.     Eltotts,  V. 


On  I  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
as  many  chess -rooks  sa.  Mynns,  co.  Glou- 
cester.   The  chev.  or.    Mymmys,  Middlesex,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
another  chev.  of  the  first.  Fanshaw,  Barking, 
Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  as 
many  crescents  or.     Derwell. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  as  many  crosses  croslet  countercharged. 
Shipphard,  Natland,  co.  Westmorland ;  granted 
16th  August  1794. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  as 
many  escallops  of  the  first.  Green,  Horsforth 
Green,  co.  York.    Greene,  York,  W. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  or  as  many  escallops  of  the  second. 
Johnson.    The  chev.  or.    Johnson. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  as 
many  estoiles  gu.    Shepheard,  Ixning,  Suffolk. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  as 
many  estoiles  gu.  Sheppard,  Balcot  in  Tug- 
ford,  1700.  Sheppard  ;  Baronetcy  1809.  The 
chev.  wavy.     Shepard,  Whittell,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  (arg. 
another)  of  the  second  as  many  estoiles  gu. 
Shepard  or  Shepperd,  Chelsbury,  and  Roul- 
wright,  co.  Oxford. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
(sic)  as  many  estoiles  sa.  Monsire  John  de 
Cobham,  Y. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  as 
many  counterchanged.     Dtxwell. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a 
thistle  slipped  vert.  Browne,  Angus,  Scot- 
laud ;  and  London. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a 
5-foil  gu.    Curle  or  Kyrle,  London. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as  many 
5-foils  of  the  first.    Shippard. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 
fretty  or.    Delves. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  as 
many  (talbots?)  heads  erased  of  the  first. 
Town  of  Htjddersfield. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  fleurs-de-lis 
az.  as  many  goat's  heads  erased  of  the  first. 
Ireford,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  as 
many  ram's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Ramsden, 
Byrom,  co.  York;  Baronetcy  30  November 
1689. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as  many 
coronels  of  spears  az.  Reeve,  Thwayte,  Suf- 
folk. But  spearheads  az.  Ryves  or  Wright, 
Twayte,  Suffolk. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  ermines  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  four  lozenges  counterchanged. 
Addington,  High  Bickington,  co.  Devon  ;  the 
coheirs  m.  Incledon,  Docton,  and  Willyams. 
But  countercoloured  (arg.  and  sa.  V*.)  sa.  and 
arg.    Thomas  Addington,  London,  V. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  ermines  on  a  chev.  counter- 
changed  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  five  lozenges 
also  counterchanged.  Addington,  Viscount 
Sidmouth  1805. 

...  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  .... 
a  mitre  or.  William  de  Sancta  Barbara, 
Bishop  of  Durham  1143-52. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a 
mullet  of  the  first.    Gulline. 


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513 


.  cont. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 
Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  as 
many  mullets  of  the  first.  Jude,  London, 
1592.    Judd. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  as 
many  mullets  gu.     Boggie  or  Bogie. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg. 
as  many  six-pointed  mullets  sa.  Sheppard, 
Thornton  Hall,  co.  Buckingham;  Baronetcy 
29  Sept.  1809,  quartering  Cotton  ;  extinct 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as 
many  pierced  mullets  of  the  first.  Gyde, 
Avening,  Painswick,  Rodborough,Straid,  Uley, 
etc.,  co.  Gloucester. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as  many 
mullets  gu.  Sheppaed,  Keyford  House,  and 
Frome,  co.  Somerset;  Folkington  Place,  Sus- 
sex ;  Shrewton  Lodge,  co.  Wilts ;  and  Ruislip, 
and  Hampstead  Heath,  Middlesex. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  as 
many  mullets  az.     Sr.  Stephen  Cobhah,  W. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  a  be- 
zant.    Brown,  Bonnyton,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  (arg.  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D 
10)  or  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  a  hurt. 
Gerdilley,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de- 
lis  gu.  as  many  bezants.  Wood,  Leonard 
Stanley,  co.  Gloucester,  1759. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  as 
many  bezants.     Humfrey,  W. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  as 
many  hurts.     Girdler. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as 
many  hurts.  Pickering.  The  chev.  or. 
Pickering,  Nottingham. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  as 
many  ogresses.  Pickering,  co.  Nottingham. 
The  chev.  or.    Pickering,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  as 
many  places.  Silver,  co.  Cork  ;  granted  21 
August  1663. 

Floats 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  floats  arg.  {or,  Burke)  as 
many  (sometimes  pierced)  mullets  of  the  first. 
Company  of  Bowyers,  London,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10. 


Flowers 


Columbines 


Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  columbines  ppr. 
fretty  or.     Hall. 

....Roses 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  arg.  and 
in  base  an  anchor  or  three  thistles  slipped  ppr. 
Pasley,  Craig,  co.  Dumfries  ;  Baronetcy  1794. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  and  in 
base  a  lion  pass,  reguard.  gu.  four  barrulets 
■wavy  az.  Richter  alias  Rider,  London ; 
granted  1  August  1759. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  slipped 
gu.  stalked  and  leaved  vert  and  in  base  a  tower 
of  the  second  a  dolphin  embowed  as  the  first. 
Roscruge,  Cornwall. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  gu.  and  in 
base  a  dolphin  ppr.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first.     Langston,  Sarsden,  co.  Oxford. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  roses  of  the 
last  and  in  base  an  ananas  leaved  or  a  pair  of 
palm  branches  vert.    Paulmier,  co.  Devon. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  heraldic 
roses  and  in  base  an  acorn  stalked  and  leaved 
or  a  pair  of  palm  branches  vert.    Pamure. 


On  I  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.. .  .cont. 
Flowers   cont.   Carnations 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  carnations  arg. 

stalked  and  leaved  vert  as  many  lion's  heads 

erased  of  the  first.    Pepwall,  Bristol ;  and  co. 

Gloucester.    Pepwall,  Harl.  MS.  1559. 
....  Columbines 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  columbines  arg. 

as  many  flowerpots  ( V*  ;  but  ?  baskets)  of  the 

first.     Colnet,  co.  Hants,  V.    Colnett. 
Arg.   on   a  chev.   betw.    three    columbines    az. 

stalked  and  leaved  vert  a  six  pointed  mullet  or. 

Hall,  Salisbury. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  columbines  az. 

slipped  vert  a  bezant.    Coventry,  London. 

Gilliflowers 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  gillyflowers  ppr. 

fretty  or.    Furbusher. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  gillyflowers  ppr.  as 

many  lion's  heads  of  the  first.      Poplewell. 

The  heads  erased.    Popplewell. 

....  Lilies 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  lilies  slipped 

arg.  and  in  base  a  pineapple  slipped  and  leaved 

or  a  grappling  iron  enclosed  by  two  martlets 

of  tb  e  first.    Virgin. 
Sa.   on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lilies   arg.   two 

(scythes,    V*.)  scythe-blades    crossing    each 

other  at  the  points  (arg.  V*.)  of    the  first. 

Leeys,  V*.    Leys,  V. 

....  Marigolds 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  French  marigolds 

slipped  ppr.  two  lions  respectant  of  the  first. 

Tyssen,  London  ;    and  Hackney,  Middlesex  ; 

granted  24   November   1687.     Tyssen,  Foley 

House,   Kent ;    and  Foulden   Hall,   Norfolk ; 

quartering  Amherst. 

.. .  .Roses 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  an  annulet 
or.  Warde,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1375. 
The  roses  budded  or.  Sr.  John  Wyard,  Alspath. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  a 
martlet  of  the  first.  M'Ldre  or  Mac  Lure, 
Scotland. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  slipped  ppr. 
an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first.  Deacle,  London ; 
granted  1704. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  barbed  and 
seeded  ppr.  an  eagle  displ.  of  the  first. 
Deacle,  Aylesbury,  co.  Buckingham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  a  water 
bouget  enclosed  by  two  six-pointed  pierced  mul- 
lets of  the  first.     Rose  ;  quartering  Holden. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  roses  arg.  as  many 
towers  with  spires  az.  Dacombe,  V.  But 
spires.  Dackcombe,  Stepleton,  co.  Dorset. 
Dicam,  Cowlby,  co.  Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  barbed  vert 
a  crescent  of  the  first.  Wedderburn,  Black- 
ness, co.  Linlithgow,  and  Ballindean  House, 
co.  Perth  ;  Baronetcy  1704-46,  and  1803. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  a  cres- 
cent for  diff. Northleigh,  Matford,  co. 

Devon. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  roses  arg.  as  many 
escallops  sa.  Templeman,  Dorchester.  The 
roses  or.    Templeman,  co.  Dorset. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  barbed  vert 
a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first.    Wedderburn. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses 
of  eight  leaves  counterchanged  a  fleur-de-lis 
or.    Breek. 

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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Flowers   cont.   Roses  cont. 

Arg.  oil  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  az.  as  many 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.     Cope,  Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  stalked 
and  leaved  vert  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the 
first.  Coape,  Duffield,  co.  Derby.  Cope,  Es- 
sex ;  Middlesex;  co.  Northampton;  Northum- 
berland ;  and  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  as  many 
fleurs-de-lis  or.     Couppe,  co.  Northampton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  slipped 
ppr.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Cope,  Hanwell, 
co.  Oxford ;  and  Bramshill  Park,  co.  Hants ; 
Baronetcy  1611.  Cope,  Brewern,  co.  Oxford. 
(The  ancient  arms  of)  Cope,  co.  Oxford;  and 
co.  Northampton  ;  1730. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  stalked 
and  double  leaved  vert  as  many  fleurs-de-lis 
per  fess  or  and  of  the  first.  Anthony  Coope, 
co.  Northampton,  V.    Cope,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  another  rose 
of  the  first.    White,  co.  Wexford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  slipped 
vert  another  rose  of  the  first  (sometimes 
slipped  as  the  fourth).  Nicholas  West,  Bi- 
shop of  Ely  1515-33. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roses  or  as  many 
gu.  seeded  of  the  third.  William  Smith, 
Bishop  of  Lichfield,  etc.  1491,  Lincoln  1496- 
1531. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  az.  stalked 
slipped  and  barbed  ppr.  fretty  or.  Dikons,  co. 
Bedford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  roses  as  the  se- 
cond slipped  with  two  leaves  vert  fretty  of  the 
first.  Dicom  or  Dicons,  co.  Bedford.  But 
fretty  or.  Robert  Decons,  Wasperton,  co. 
Warwick ;  granted  1619,  W.  Dicom  or 
Picons,  co.  Bedford. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  as  many 
thistles  of  the  first.     Gould. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  roses  of 
the  second  barbed  vert  fretty  as  the  first. 
Willoughby,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  roses  of  the  se- 
cond barbed  stalked  and  leaved  vert  fretty  or. 
Dotchen,  Wich,  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  az.  gu.  slip- 
ped or  fretty  of  the  last.  Browne,  London,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  slipped 
vert  fretty  or.     Browne. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  az.  as  many  pine- 
apples of  the  first.     Gold,  Alarston,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  vert  as 
many  bunches  of  grapes  pendent  or.  Gold,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  as  many 
bunches  of  grapes  ppr.     Goold,  co.  Dorset. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  vert  so  many 
bunches  of  grapes  as  the  first.  Gold,  co.  So- 
merset.    Gould, 1730. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  a  garb  of  the 
first.     Mac  Laws,  Garden,  Scotland. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roses  of  the  se- 
cond an  otter's  head  erased  of  the  first. 
Balfour,  Lalethan. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  seeded 
or  barbed  vert  a  wolf's  head  erased  gold. 
Bellford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  a  mullet  of 
the  first.    Phillip. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  roses  or  five  mul- 
lets of  the  first.    Drew. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flowers   cont.  Roses  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  as  many 
bezants.     Sydenham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  as  many 
plates.     Edgell,  Middlesex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  two 
daggers  chevronwise  points  downward  of  the 
first  hilted  or.     Findlay,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  two  swords 
points  downwards  conjoined  at  the  pomel  of 
the  first  hilted  and  pomelled  or.    Findlay. 

Erminois  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  two 
swords  in  chev.  ppr.  pomels  and  hilts  or  their 
points  crossing  each  other  in  saltire  the  dex- 
ter surmounting  the  sinister.  Ricards  or 
Ricketts,  Jamaica;  and  Combe,  co.  Hereford  ; 
granted  3  November  1773. 
..  ..Violets 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  violets   (az.  or) 
purp.  stalked  and  leaved  vert  barbed  az.  fretty 
.or.    Dikens,  V*.    Dyckons,  co.  Bedford,  V. 
. . .  .Roses 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  four  roses  gu.  three 
square  buckles  or.    Fitz-Water. 
3-Foils 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils 
slipped  and  in  base  a  crescent  sa.  a  3-foil  also 
slipped  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  crescents  or. 
Williamson,  Peckham,  Surrey  ;  granted  .... 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  vert 
and  in  base  a  lion  ramp.  gu.  an  otter's  head 
erased  arg.  Balfour,  Forret,  a  scion  of  Bal- 
four of  Monquhanny.     (Three  3-foils  ;  Burke.) 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  3-foils  and 
in  base  a  garb  vert  banded  or  an  otter's 
head  erased  arg.  Balfour,  Randerston ;  a 
scion  of  Monquhanny.  (Three  3-foils  ;  Burke.) 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  3-foils  slip- 
ped erm.  as  many  lions  ramp.  sa.  Beriffe, 
Essex.  The  lions  armed  and  langued  gu. 
Barlff. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  3-foils  slip- 
ped pean  as  many  lions  ramp.  sa.  Barriff, 
co.  Northampton.  The  field  vert.  Barriff, 
co.  Northampton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 
vert  another  chev.  of  the  first.  De  Cardonnel. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg. 
another  chev.  or.    Blowfield. 

Per  chev.  vert  and  or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
3-foils  slipped  another  chev.  couped  coun- 
terchanged.     Wickens,  V*. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils 
another  chev.  counterchanged.  Wickens, 
Stochtbrewen,  co.  Northampton  ;  confirmed  23 
May  1640.    The  3-foils  slipped.    Wiggins. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or  a 
crescent  gu.  John  Bothwell,  Lord  Holyrood- 
house ;  Nisbet,  i,  400. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 
a  crescent  for  diff.  Williamson,  Hayton,  co. 
Nottingham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 
az.  as  many  crescents  or.  Williamson,  New 
Hall,  Cumberland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 
as  many  crescents  or.  Williamson,  Durham; 
co.  Oxford ;  and  Harnes  Feader.  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slip- 
ped sa.  as  many  crescents  or.  Williamson, 
V;  and  Middlesex  ;  and  Denford,  co.  Northamp- 
ton.    But  with  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second. 


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515 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


3-Foils  cont. 
Eure.  Thomas  (John,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius 
D  107)  Williamson, Scarborough, co. York  ;W; 
granted  1557 ;  confirmed  1565  (?  Wilkinson.). 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  vert 
as  many  crescents  or.  Williamson,  West- 
moreland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  an 

escallop  of  the  first.  Capps. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  sa.  as  many 
escallops  of  the  first.  John  Salcote,  alias 
Capon,  Bishop  of  Bangor  1534,  Salisbury  1539- 
57.  The  3-foils  slipped.  Cappus,  Kent,  V. 
Cuppus,  V*. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  as 

many  estoiles  arg.     Holworthy. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
3-foils  slipped  a  fish  naiant  counterchanged. 
John  Pykey,  Bramton,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three 
3-foils  counterchanged  a  pike  arg.     Pikey  or 
Pyke,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 
vert  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Gilbert, 
Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  vert  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  or.      Gilmor  or  Gilmour, 
Scotland.  The3-foils slipped.  GiLBERT,Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert 

two  of  the  first.    Foot  or  Foote,  Ireland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  per 
pale  gu.  and  vert  as  many  4-foils  or.     Roe, 
Brandish,  Suffolk ;  Baronetcy  1836. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  arg.  as  many 
lozenges  gu.  a  bordure  of  the  third.  Hopkinson. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  gu.  a  mul- 
let or.     Chambers,  London;   and  Hackney. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or  a 

mullet....     Jack,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  or  a 
mullet  gu.     Bothwell,  Scotland,  1534 ;  Nisbet , 
App.  243. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped 
vert  as  many  mullets  of  the  first  a  bordure  sa. 
Alvas  or  Alves. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  as 
many     mullets     of     the     first.      Alworthy. 
Holworthey,  Palsgrave,  Norfolk. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  as 
many  palets  arg.  Slater;  quartered  by  Rebow. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  3-foils  sa.  palets 
or.      Clay,  Fulwell  Lodge,  Middlesex  ;  Baro 
netcy  1841. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  az.  as 
many  bezants.     Rowe,  Norton  Place,  Sussex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  per 
pale  gu.  and   vert  as  many  bezants.    Robert 
Rooe    or    Roo,   Charket,   Kent,    V.     Roe  or 
Roo,  Dartford,   Kent;  and  London.     Rooe  or 
Rowe.     Sir  Thomas  Rooe,  London,  Harl.MS. 
1404,  fo.  63.     Rowe,  co.  Devon.     The  3-foils 
per  pale  vert  and  gu.     Rowe,  Colchester,  co. 
Northampton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert 
as  many  bezants.     Underhill,  Hunningham, 
co.Warwick.  The  chev.  vert.  John  Underhill, 
Bishop  of  Oxford  1589-92. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  arg.  as 
many  ogresses.     Plesley,  in  church  at  Thri- 
bergh,  co.  York,  impaled  by  Reresby,  Hunter, 
S.  Yorkshire,  ii,  43.     Searle,  London ;  and  co. 
Worcester. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within, 


,.cont. 


4-Foils 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  4-foils  sa.  a 
crescent  of  the  first.     Wandisford,  co.  Here- 
ford ;  and  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  four  4-foils  gu.  as  many 

fleurs-de-lis  or.    Capie,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  4-foils  vert 
as   many  mullets   or.       Andrews,  co.  Hants. 
The  mullets  pierced.  Andrewes,  V.  Andrews. 
And   with   a   bordure  compony   gu.  and   arg. 
Andrewes,  co.  Hants,  V.    Andrews,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  4-foils  slipped 
vert  as  many  mullets  or.     Andrews,  London; 
and  co.  Hants. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  4-foils  arg.  as  many 

ogresses.     Croad  or  Croade. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  4-foils  ....  two 
daggers  points  to  the  dexter  and  sinister  base 
of  the  first  hilts  or  a  bordure  engr.  gu.  Finlay, 
Wallyford. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  nine  4-foils  arg. 
three  mullets  gu.    Carus,  Kirkby  Lonsdale ; 
quartered  by  Wilson. 
5-Foils 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  and  in 
base   a  hunting-horn    or    three    buckles    az. 
Duncan,  Mott,  Scotland.     The  horn  viruled 
and    stringed    az.     Duncan,  Ardounie,  Scot- 
land. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  5-foils  vert 
and  in  base  a  Moor's  head  couped  sa.  a  mullet 
of  the  first.     M'Allaine,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.  two 
lions  combatant  of  the  first  armed  gu.     Cooke, 
Norfolk.   The  lions  ppr.   Chooke  or  Coot,  V*. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.  two 
lions  pass,  respectant  ppr.    William  Chooke 
(or  Cooke,  W,)  Middlesex,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.   arg.  betw.  three  pierced 

5-foils  erm.  two  lions  pass.  sa.    Coper. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm. 

two  lions  combatant  sa.     Cowper. 
Az.  on  a  chev.   engr.   arg.   betw.   three    5-foils 
erminois  two  lions  pass,  respectant  sa.     Tho- 
mas Couper,  Thurgarton,  co.  Nottingham,  V. 
Cowper,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.  as 

many  martlets  or.     Hamound,  co.  Salop. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  pierced 
az.  billety  of  the  first.      Woodhouse,  Suffolk. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  5  foils  arg.  billety 

of  the  first.     Woodhouse,  Suffolk. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.  billety 

gu.        Woodhouse,   Norfolk.        Sr de 

Woodhouse,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  a  buckle 
az.  enclosed  by  two  ermine  spots  a  bordure  of 
the  second  charged  with  eight  5-foils  slipped 
vert.  Hamilton,  Barnton,  and  Binning,  Scot- 
land ;  Baronetcy  1692,  extinct  .... 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  a  buckle 
az.  enclosed  by  two  ermine  spots  a  bordure  or 
charged  with  eight  thistles  ppr.  Hamilton, 
Byres,  as  borne  by  Hamilton,  Baron  Binning 
and  Byres  1611,  Earl  of  Melrose  afterwards 
Haddington  1619 ;  quartering  Melros  and 
Baillie. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.  a  buckle 
az.  a  bordure  embattled  or  charged  with  eight 
thistles  vert  flowered  of  the  first.  Hamilton, 
Call,  Scotland;  descended  from  Hamilton, 
Reidhouse,  Scotland. 


516 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


5-Foils  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  as  many 

buckles  az.     Hamilton,  Little  Preston. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  five  buckles 

az.     Hamilton,  Priestfield. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three   5-foils   or  another 

chev.  of  the  first.     Chiesly,  Kersewell. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  sa.  two  chev. 

arg.     Steetchley,  Stretchley,  co.  Devon. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  as  many 

eastern    crowns    az.      Chambers,    Overgrass, 

Northumberland ;  granted  .... 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.  as  many 

escallops  of  the  first.     Hawkins. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  as  many 

estoiles  of  the  first.     Carew. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  a  rose  sup- 
ported by  two  lions  pass,  respectant  of  the  first. 

Hepburn. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  as  many 

thistles  ppr.     Pasley,  Craig,  Scotland. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.  gouttes 

de  sang.  Wobehouse,  Baronetcy  1611,  Barony 

1797.    Woodhouse,  Kimberley,  Norfolk.     Sr. 

Thomas  Woodhouse,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  a  leopard's 

head  cabossed   or   enclosed   by  two    bezants. 

Yaldin.  YALDWYN,Blackdown, Sussex;  granted 

15  March  ]  651 ;  and  Surrey. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  vert  an  otter's 

head  erased  of  the  first.    Balfour,  Denmill. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils   gu.  as 

many  boar's  heads  fesswise  couped  or.     Tho- 
mas Swynford,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  as  many 

leopard's  faces  sa.      Smyth,  co.  Wilts,  Collin- 

son,  Somerset,  ii,  294, 312 ;  iii,  336,350.  Smyth, 

Long  Ashton,  co.  Somerset;  Baronetcy  1859. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  arg.  as  many 

leopard's  faces  vert.    Alderson. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  as 

many  griffin's   heads   erased   sa.     Farncomb, 

Kennington,  Surrey. 
....  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  . .'. .  as  many 

dart's  heads  broken  at  the  shaft  ....    Paulin, 

Odcombe,  co.  Stafford,  1348. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  as  many 

horseshoes   of   the   first.    Ferrers,  Newton 

Park,  Cornwall ;  the  heiress  m.  Coryton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  as  many 

horseshoes  or.  FERRERS,Cornwall,  V.  Ferreys, 

Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  five 

mullets   az.    Drew.    Drw,  F*.     The  5-foils 

blind.     Drw,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  as  many 

mullets  az.    Kingston,  Isle  of  Wight,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.  as 

many  bezants.     Hampton,  Wolverhampton,  co. 

Stafford.   Sr de  Hampton,  co.  Stafford,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  as  many 

bezants.      Edgerley   or  Edgley,  Wrenbury, 

co.    Buckingham ;    and    Milton,    co.   Oxford. 

Egerley,  Milton,  co.  Oxford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  5-foils  or  as  many 

bezants.    Egmore. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  as  many 

bezants.     Edgill. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils 

gu.  as  many  bezants.     Edgell,  Standerwick 

Court,  Beckington,  co.  Somerset;    Collinson, 

Somerset,  ii,  202. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 


.cont. 


5-Foils  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  5-foils  erm.  as 

many  hurts.     Browne. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.   betw.  three  5-foils  az.  as 

many  plates.     Prestwood. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.  as 

many  Catharine  wheels  arg.     Grey. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  nine  5-foils  arg.  three  mullets 

gu.     Carus,  Kendall,  Westmoreland. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  ten  5-foils  arg.  three  mul- 
lets gu.     Crawe. 
6-Foils 
....  on  a  chev betw.  in  chief  two  6-foils 

and  in  base  a  six-pointed  mullet  ....   three 

slipped  3-foils   ....     John  Money,  seal  circa 

1315. 

Fruit Corn 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ears  of  wheat  or  an 

annulet  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  pheons  pointing 

to  it  as  the  first.    Villebois. 
Ai'g.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ears  of  wheat 

stalked  and  leaved  ppr.  so  many  fleurs-de-lis 

as  the  second.     Ridell,  Ridell,  co.  Roxburgh. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ears  of  wheat  vert  so 

many  mullets  as  the  first.     Provan,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ears  of  wheat  stalked 

and  leaved  vert  as  many  mullets  or.     Provan, 

Scotland. 

Nuts 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  filberts  sa.  two  cats 

combatant  of  the  first.     Gibbs. 

Pears 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  or  as   many 

crosses  raguly  az.  a  tressure  flory  of  the  se- 
cond.    Abbot,  Baron  Colchester,  1817. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pears  pendent 

slipped  and  leaved  ppr.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis 

or.    Ward  or. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  pendent  or  a 

crescent  for  diff.  sa.     Bonefeld;  Cotton  MS. 

Tiberius  D  10. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pears  or  as  many  roses 

gu.     Benfield,  Middlesex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pears  or  as  many 

bezants.     Pearton,  co.  Stafford. 

Pine  Apples  or  Pine  Cones 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine  cones  slipped  or 

as  many  martlets  of  the  first.  Wood,  Kent,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pineapples  vert  as 

many   crescents   or.      Brodway,   Portslip,  co. 

Gloucester;  granted  9  January  1661. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pineapples  gu. 

as  many  stag's    heads    erased    of  the    first. 

Wilkle,  Blackheath,  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pineapples  vert  as 

many  leopard's  head  of  the  first.     Perryn,  co. 

Derby;  co.  Gloucester  ;  Ash  by,  co.  Leicester; 

Acton,  Middlesex ;  and  Brockton,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pineapples  slipped 

reversed  vert  as  many  leopard's   faces  gold. 

Perring,  Membland,  co.  Devon;    Baronetcy 

1808. 

Pomegranates 

Vert  on  a  chev.  in  point  embowed  or  betw.  three 
pomegranates  slipped  and  leaved  ppr.  another 
chev.  of  like  form  gu.     Lrvius. 

Corn 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  handsfull  of 
barley-ears  (each  containing  five)  or  three 
bees  ppr.  Smith,  Yarmouth,  Norfolk ;  granted 
1722. 


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517 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 
Fusils 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fusils 
as  many  birds  countercbanged.     Cotton. 

Az.  on  a  cbev.  betw.  tbree  fusils  or  as  many  mul- 
lets sa.     Castelhull. 
Gads  see  Billets 
Gambs  see  Legs 
Garbs 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  tbree  garbs  arg.  banded 
gold  an  annulet  ....     Athyll,  W. 

Sa.  on  a  cbev.  betw.  three  garbs  or  an  annulet 
....     Athyll,  V*. 

Arg.  on  a  cbev.  betw.  three  garbs  gu.  banded  or 
as  many  buckles  of  the  last.  Makelfeld  or 
Mekelfeld,  Bolton,  co.  York. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or  another  chev. 
az.    Danson. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  sa.  a  crescent 
of  the  first.    Blake,  co.  Wilts. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  garbs  or  a  cres- 
cent arg.     Maistekson. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  of  the 
second  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa. 
Dryland. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or  banded 
vert  as  many  escallops  sa.  Eden,  West  Auck- 
land, and  Windlestone,  co.  Durham ;  Baro- 
netcy 1072,  quartering  Lambton  and  Johnson. 
And  with  an  annulet  for  diff.  Eden,  after- 
wards Henley, Baron  Henley  1799.  And  with 
a  crescent  for  diff.  Eden,  Truir,  co.  Durham  ; 
Baronetcy  177C,  quartering  Lambton,  Calvert, 
and  Smith.  And  with  a  mullet  for  diff.  Eden, 
Baron  and  Earl  of  Auckland  1839,  extinct 
1849;  Baron  Auckland  1789  and  1793.  Robert 
John  Eden,  Bishop  of  Sodor,  etc.  1847,  Bath, 
etc.  1854. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  garbs  vert  banded 
or  as  many  estoiles  of  the  first.  Wase,  Ro- 
therby,  co.  Leicester;  and  London. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  erm.  betw.  three  garbs  arg. 
a  5-foil  of  the  first.  Hjll,  V*.  The  5-foil 
pierced.     Hill,  Spakestone,  co.  Stafford,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  garbs  arg.  fretty 
gu.     Prestwold,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or  a  fret 
az.    Barron. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or  fretty  az. 
Baron. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  garbs  arg.  fretty  gu. 
Preston,  Bawton,  Suffolk.  Monsire  de 
Prestwald,  Y.  Prestwold,  co.  Leicester. 
Hugh  de  Prestwold,  Y. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or  as  many 
acorns  gu.     Opie,  Cornwall. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  gu.  as  many  ears 
of  wheat  stalked  and  leaved  arg.  Reade  , 
Close,  Northumberland.  Reed,  Troughend, 
and  Prestwick  Lodge,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
Northumberland. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or  as  many 
boy's  heads  couped  ppr.    Littlefield. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  garbs  or  a  mullet 
for  diff.  arg.  Maisterson,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Maisterson,  Nantwich,  co.  Chester. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  of  the 
second  and  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or 
a  mullet  sa.  Ryton,  quartered  by  Dryland. 
The  garbs  or.    Dryland,  W. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  garbs  or  five 
palets  and  another  chev.  az.  Baron,  temp. 
Henry  VI,  V. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Garbs  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  gu.  as  many 
bezants.     Tobias  Eden,  1730. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  or  as  many  hurts. 
Opie,  Pawton  in  St.  Breock ;  St.  Erme ; 
and  Penhargard,  Cornwall. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  garbs  arg.  as  many 
torteaux.     Duer. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  garbs  or  as  many 
barrels  arg.     Company  of  Brewers,  London. 

Gu.on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pairs  of  wheat  sheaves 
saltirewise  arg.  as  many  butts.     Cloake. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pair  of  barley 
garbs  in  saltire  or  three  tuns  sa.  hooped  as  the 
third.  Company  of  Brewers,  Exeter.  And 
the  same  coat  sometimes  impaling  Canterbury 
and  Beckett.  Company  of  Brewers,  London, 
granted  1408. 
Gouttes 

Arg.   on    a    chev.   sa.  betw.  gouttes-de-larmes 
another  chev.  of  the  first.    St.  Maure. 
Guns 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  chambers  placed 
transverse  of  the  escucheon  as  the  second 
fired  ppr.  another  chev.  erm.  Chamber 
or  Chambers.  Chambers,  co.  Worcester. 
Delechamber,  Radmill,  Sussex. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  matchlocks  or  as 
many  roses  gu. barbed  vert  seeded  or.  Hopkins, 
Oving  House,  co.  Buckingham ;  and  Coventry, 
co.  Warwick.  Hopkyns,  Sybford  (Jower, 
Swalcliffe,  co.  Oxford ;  and  Weycliffe,  Guild- 
ford, Surrey ;  seal. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  pistols  or  as 
many  roses  gu.  barbed  and  seeded  ppr. 
Hopkins;  confirmed  20  January  1773,  quarter- 
ing Bond. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  .betw.  three  pistols  or  as  many 
roses  gu.     Hopkins,  co.  Stafford,  1583 ;  and 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  437. 
Hammers 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mallets  or  an  eagle 
displ.  sa.     Abraham  Smith,  London,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mallets  gu.  as  many 
lions  paws  erased  or.  Parham,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, ii,  377. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  mallets  gu.  as 
many  lion's  paws  erased  (?  or)  a  bordure  engr. 
sa.  bezanty.    Parram,  co.  Wilts,  temp.  Richard 
III,  V.     The  mallets  ppr.     Parham. 
Hands 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  apaumy 
couped  at  the  wrist  sa.  a  cross  croslet  or. 
Berne,  V.     Osborn,  Ireland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  couped 
sa.  a  cross  tau  or.    Birne. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  (another 
sinister )  gauntlets  or  as  many  roses  gu.  seeded 
and  barbed  vert.  Hopkins,  Athboy,  co.  Meath ; 
Baronetcy  1795. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  gauntlets  gu. 
as  many  5-foils  or.     Chibborne. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 
gauntlets  as  many  5-foils  counterchanged. 
Chllborne  or  Chilbourne,  Essex. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  arg.  a 
garb  gu.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  3-foils  slipped  ppr. 
O'Cdllen.  The  chev.  sometimes  or.  O'Cdllen. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  sinister  hands  couped 
sa.  as  many  spearheads  of  the  first.  Brende, 
Norfolk ;  and  Suffolk.  Browne,  co.  Devon. 
The  hands  bendwise  sinister.    Brinde. 


518 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Hands  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  arms  in  armour 
ppr.  fesswise  embowed  as  the  second  so  many 
mullets  of  the  first.    Armour,  Scotland. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  sinister  gauntlets 
or  two  palets  amongst  three  half  fleurs-de- 
lis  split  palewise  ....     Armorer,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  hands  gu.  as 
many  bezants.     Le  Mesurier. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  sinister  hands 
erect   gu.  five   ermine   spots   or.       Maynard, 
Chesterfield,  co.  Derby  ;  quartering  Lax. 
Head ( Monster ) 

Vert  on  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  in  chief  a  uni- 
corn's head  erased  and  in  base  a  stag's  head 
arg.  three  mullets  sa.  Keir,  Linlithgow,  Scot- 
land. 

Heads.... (Beast)   Boar 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  boar's  heads 
erased  and  in  base  a  padlock  arg.  a  lozenge 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  keys  fesswise  wards  up- 
permost sa.    Dunn,  quartered  by  Gardner. 
....  Deer 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  buck's  heads 
erased  with  golden  horns  and  in  base  a  cat 
pass.  arg.  three  mullets  of  the  first.  Kelford. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  (or,  V*.)  betw.  in  chief  two 
buck's  heads  erased  of  the  second  horned  gold 
and  in  base  a  cat  stat.  or  three  mullets  of  the 
first  each  charged  with  a  bezant.  Ketford, 
co.  Gloucester,  V.  But  with  a  talbot  pass,  in 
the  base.    Letford,  co.  Gloucester. 

Per  chev.  or  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in 
chief  two  stag's  heads  erased  ppr.  each  hold- 
ing a  mullet  in  the  mouth  sa.  and  in  base  the 
Roman  fasces  in  bend  sinister  surmounted  by 
a  sword  saltirewise  ppr.  entwined  by  a  double 
chain  gold  three  5-foils  arg.  Rogers,  Bromp- 
ton  Park,  Middlesex  ;  and  Calcutta. 

Or  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  in  chief  two  lion's  heads 
erased  az.  and  in  base  a  fox  courant  ppr.  a 
stag's  head  cabossed  enclosed  by  a  pair  of 
wreaths  of  oak  gold.  Braddick,  Boughton 
Mount,  Boughton  Monchelsey,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  two  lion's  heads  erased  or 
ten  ogresses.     Coles,  Ireland;  granted  1648. 
....  Otter 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  otter's  heads 
and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  or  an  otter's   head 
erased  as  the  first.      Balfour,  Carriston. 
Ox 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  bull's  heads 
erased  and  in  base  a  lion  pass.  az.  a  tower  en- 
signed  by  a  ducal  coronet  or  enclosed  by  a 
pair  of  boar's  heads  couped  as  the  first. 
Jones;  granted  .... 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  bull's 
heads  erased  sa.  armed  or  and  in  base  an  an- 
chor of  the  third  ....  estoiles  gold.  Bolcole. 
Bolcott,  Waltham,  Essex. 

Tiger 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in 
chief  two  tiger's  faces  ppr.  and  in  base  an 
eagle  displ.  sa.  a  boar's  head  erased  as  the  se- 
cond enclosed  by  a  pair  of  spearheads  erect 
like  the  first.  Grout,  Hackney,  Middlesex. 
(Birds) 

Per  chev.  or  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief 
two  eagle's  heads  erased  gu.  and  in  base  a 
garb  of  the  first  a  harrow  gold  betw.  two  foun- 
tains. Cass,  Little  Grove,  East  Barnet,  co. 
Hertford. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Birds)  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagle's 
heads  erased  of  the  last  and  in  base  an  anchor 
az.  three  bezants  a  bordure  of  the  third. 
Broadley,  London. 

....  (Monsters) 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  dragon's 
heads  erased  ppr.  and  in  base  a  buglehorn  as 
the  second  stringed  gu.  a  griffin's  head  couped 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  buglehorns  stringed  or. 
Tunnard,  Frampton  House,  co.  Lincoln. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  unicorn's 
heads  erased  of  the  second  armed  and  maned 
or  and  in  base  on  a  pile  as  the  last  issuing  from 
the  chevron  a  unicorn's  head  erased  like  the 
field  three  spearheads  gu.  Wright,  Mapperley, 
co.  Nottingham. 

. ..  .(Beasts)  Bear 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  swans  close  of  the  first. 
Bearcroft,  co.  Worcester. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  erased 
arg.  muzzled  gu.  a  5- foil  of  the  first.  Leny; 
quartered  by  Buchanan. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  arg. 
muzzled  gu.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  last. 
Lennie  or  Leny,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bear's  heads  of  the 
last  muzzled  gu.  two  hands  each  holding  a 
dagger  chevronwise  ppr.     M'Kay,  England. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's 
heads  arg.  muzzled  counterchanged  a  sinister 
and  dexter  arm  chevronwise  issuing  from  the 
sides  of  the  shield  each  holding  a  dagger 
meeting  in  point  ....     Mackay,  Edinburgh. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  head  couped  arg. 
muzzled  gu.  a  roebuck's  head  erased  enclosed 
by  two  hands  issuant  from  the  ends  of  the 
chev.  each  holding  a  dagger  ppr.  Mackay; 
Baronetcy  1627 ;  Baron  Reay  1628. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped 
arg.  muzzled  gu.  a  roebuck's  head  erased  of 
the  last  enclosed  by  two  hands  couped  at  the 
wrist  each  holding  a  dagger  ppr.  Mackie, 
Scotland. 

Per  fess  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's 
heads  couped  muzzled  gu.  a  stag's  head  ca- 
bossed enclosed  by  two  daggers  chevronwise 
counterchanged.     Mackay,  England. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped 
arg.  muzzled  gu.  as  many  unicorn's  heads 
erased  sa.  Forbes,  Culloden,  co.  Inverness. 
Forbes,  Pittencnef,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped 
arg.  muzzled  gu.  a  heart  of  the  last.  Forbes, 
Pitsligo,  co.  Aberdeen,  quartering  Forbes, 
Eraser,  and  Stuart.  And  with  a  bordure  engr. 
of  the  second.     Forbes,  Kirknockie. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  arg.  muz- 
zled gu.  a  heart  of  the  last  betw.  two  daggers 
meeting  in  point  ppr.  Forbes,  Alford,  Scot- 
land. The  daggers  pomelled  or.  Forbes, 
Balfluig,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bear's  heads  couped 
arg.  muzzled  gu.  a  heart  ppr.  with  wings  or. 
Forbes,  Mommusk,  Scotland;  descended  from 
Forbes,  of  Carsindae. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  bear's  heads 
erased  sa.  as  many  bezants.     Petit,  Kent. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  invecked  betw.  three  bear's  heads 
erased  arg.  as  many  ogresses.  Hill,  Ireland; 
granted  1648. 


BRITISH  AKMOEIALS. 


519 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within.... cont. 

Heads    cont.  (Beast)    Boar 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 

couped  sa.  an  annulet  or.     Brock. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  fess- 

wise   couped   or   armed   az.  an    annulet    gu. 

Thirwall,  Norfolk,  V. 
Sa.   on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 

couped   arg.    as    many    billets    of    the    first. 

Burbage. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

or  a  buckle  arg.     Peters,  Angus. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 

gu.  as  many  buckles  of  the  first.     Elphinston. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

gu.  armed  or  a  crescent  of  the  first  within  an 

annulet   gold.      Vaughan,  Burlton   Hall,  co. 

Salop ;    quartering    Tudor  Trevor,   Chambre, 

Gouldisbrough,  and  Bolas. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

sa.   a  crescent  or.      Bethell   or   Bythell, 

Winchester. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 

erased  at  the  neck  arg.  a  crescent.    Edwards. 

The   heads   erect    erm.      Edwards,  Shrews- 
bury, W. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 

boar's  heads  couped  arg.  a  cross  flory  enclosed 

by  two  grasshoppers  respectantvert.  Treacher, 

Stamford  Hill,  Middlesex ;  granted  1829. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  and 

necks  erased  az.  crined  and  armed  or  as  many 

crosses  croslet  of  the  last.    Dermott. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.   betw.    three    boar's    heads 

couped     az.    as     many     crosses     croslet    of 

the  first.      Mac  Dermot,  Coolavin,  co.  Sligo. 

Mac    Dermott  Roe,    Alderford    House,    co. 

Roscommon. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  fess- 

wise  erased  erm.  as  many  single-handled  ewers 

with  spouts  gu.    John  Hayes,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  gu.  as 

many  escallops   or  a   bordure  of  the  second 

bezanty.    Bowles. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  fess- 

wise  couped  gu.  armed  or  as  many  escallops  of 

the    fourth    a    bordure    engr.    vert    bezanty. 

Bowles,  Walington,  co.  Hertford,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa.  armed 

or  as  many  escallops  of  the  third.   Bowldes  or 

Bowles,  co.  Hertford ;  and  co.  Hereford.   And 

with   a   bordure  vert  bezanty.     Bowles,  co. 

Hertford  ;  and  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

sa.  a  six-pointed  estoile  of  the  first.  Bethell. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

and  erect  sa.  an  estoile  of  the  first.     Booth, 

Baronetcy  1835. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

sa.  an  estoile  or.     Bethell,  Rise,  co.  York ; 

and    co.    Hereford.      Christopher    Bethell, 

Bishop  of  Gloucester  1824,  Exeter,  1830,  Ban- 
gor 1830. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   boar's   heads 

couped  sa.  a  fleur  de-lis  or.    Agard,  Sudbury, 

co.  Derby. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or 

as   many   fleurs-de-lis   gu.    Ludford,  Ansley 

Hall,  co.  Warwick  ;  granted  1808  ;  quartering 

Newdegate. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 

arg.  armed  and  langued  or  as  many  3-foils  vert. 

Thelwall,  North  Wales. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads   cont.  (Beasts)  Boar  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa. 
as  many  3-foils  of  the  first.     Thelwall. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads  arg. 
as  many  3-foils  vert.    Thelwall. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
erased  sa.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.  Nisbet, 
Craigintnie,  Scotland.  The  chev.  ensigned  on 
the  top  with  a  thistle  ppr.  Nisbet,  Dirletoun, 
Scotland. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
sa.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.    Ambersham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
couped  sa.five5-foils  of  the  first.  Agmondisham, 
Surrey. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
couped  sa.  langued  or  five  5-foils  of  the  last. 
Aghondesham,  Horsley,  Surrey.     Ambersham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  fess- 
wise  couped  sa.  five  5-foils  or.  Agmondesham, 
V*.  Ambersam,  F*.  The  5-foils  pierced. 
Agmondesham,  V.  The  heads  each  holding  a 
5-foil  or.    Agmondesham,  V.    Ambersam,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  sa. 
five  5-foils  of  the  first.    Ambersam. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  ppr. 
as  many  garbs  or.  Caradoc  or  Cradock, 
Baron  Howden,  1819. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
couped  arg.  gouttes  de  sang.  Burbyche,  Mid- 
dlesex ;  and  co.  Hertford. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
or  a  hand  grasping  a  sheaf  of  arrows  ppr. 
Gordon,  Avachie,  Scotland.  And  with  a  bor- 
dure of  the  second  charged  with  eight  cres- 
cents gu.     Gordon,  Gordonbank,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
erased  or  a  buck's  head  erased  gu.  Gordon 
Millrig,  co.  Ayr ;  granted  1807. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
az.  a  man's  heart  within  a  fetterlock  or. 
Lockhart,  Kirktoun,  Scotland. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  boar's  heads  arg.  a 
lozenge  gu.  enclosed  by  two  keys  sa.     Dunn. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
erased  gu.  a  mitre  of  the  first.  Elphinston, 
Glacok,  Scotland.  And  with  a  bordure  for  diff. 
gu.     Elphinston,  Edinburgh. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased 
of  the  second  armed  and  langued  gu.  a  mullet 
arg.    Avern,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
couped  (?of  the  second)  so  many  mullets  as 
the  first.  Augusta  Ritso,  daughter  of  Henry 
Frederick,  Duke  of  Cumberland,  as  quartered 
by  Dalton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
fesswise  couped  sa.  a  bezant.  Edmond 
Burton,  London,  W.  Stapilford,  of  the 
North,  W.  But  a  plate.  Borton,  Staple- 
ford. 

Per  pale  or  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw. 
three  boar's  heads  sa.  three  roundlets  .... 
Nethercoat,  Moulton  Grange,  co.  North- 
ampton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped 
az.  five  bezants.     Broxholme,  Lincoln. 

Arg.  on  a-  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's  heads 
erased  erect  vert  as  many  bezants.  Hayes, 
Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  sa.  as 
many  bezants.    Wardall. 


520 


AN   ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CKEVEON  betw.  or  within. 


.  cont. 


Heads  cont.    (Beasts)  Boar  cont. 

Per  pale  or  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three 
boar's  heads  couped  fesswise  sa.  as  many  be- 
zants. Robert  Wiught,  Bishop  of  Bristol 
1623,  Lichfield  etc.  1032-43.  Weight,  Nant- 
wicb,  Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo.  29. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  arg. 
langned  and  couped  gu.  as  many  ogresses. 
Goodfoed,  Chilton  Cantelo,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  goutty  de  sang  on  a  chev.   embattled  sa. 
betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  gu.  two  swords 
ppr.  pomels  and  hilts  or.     Elphinstone,  Sow- 
erby,  Cumberland;  Baronetcy  1815. 
Deer 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  sa. 
an  annulet  of  the  first.     Booke,  London. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hind's  heads 
erased   of    the   first    as    many    martlets    gu. 

CONBAN. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (buck's,  V*.)  stag's 
heads  cabossed  sa.  a  crescent  or.  Hoewood, 
co.  Stafford.    Hoewood,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  a  crescent  of  the  first  for  diff.  Robeets, 
Bodjor. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
sa.  as  many  crescents  or.  Whoewood,  Bobing- 
ton,  co.  Stafford. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  as  many  covered  cups  gu.  Cantis,  Can- 
terbury. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  3-foils  or.  Collingwood,  quarter- 
ing Giffard. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  reindeer's 
heads  erased  gu.  as  many  5-foils  erm.  Rice, 
Boemer,  co.  Buckingham;  granted  2  May 
1555. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  (buck's,  V*.)  roe- 
buck's (another,  stag's)  heads  couped  gu.  fretty 
or.     Ragon,  Kent.     Ragon,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  couped 
sa.  as  many  stringed  buglehorns  of  the  first. 
Meetingham,  Frocester,  co.  Gloucester. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (buck's,  V*.)  stag's 
heads  erased  sa.  as  many  stringed  bugle- 
horns  of  the  first.  John  Huntley,  V.  The 
heads  erased  sa.  Huntley,  Boxwell,  co.  Glou- 
cester ;  descended  from  Huntley,  Standish 
and  Boxwell. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  buglehorns  or  (another  the  horns 
arg.).    Huntley,  Dorking,  Surrey  ;  and  Wales. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 

•  arg.  as  many  stringed  buglehorns  of  the  first. 
Huntley,  Treowen,  co.  Monmouth,  temp.  Ed- 
ward III.    Mayhugh. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  (buck's,  V*.)  stag's 
heads  cabossed  arg.  as  many  buglehorns  of  the 
first.     Sr.  Mayhugh  Soeee,  Wales,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  buck's  heads 
erased  or  as  many  mullets  of  the  first.  Caee. 
Kaee. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or  as  many  mullets  gu.  Hickfoed,  V*,  and 
Twining,  co.  Gloucester.  Thomas  Higfoed,  V. 
Huggefoed,  Dicklestone  alias  Dixton,  co. 
Gloucester ;  and  co.  Warwick.  Huggfoed, 
co.  Worcester.  Higfoed,  formerly  Hugfoed, 
Aldrington  and  Dickleston,  co.  Gloucester. 
Rudder,  Gloucester,  220,  quartering  sa.  a  pile 
arg. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Heads  (Beasts)  cont.  Deer 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  or  as 
many  mullets  sa.     Higfoed,  co.  Worcester. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
or  as  many  mullets  sa.     Higfoed. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  stag's  heads  cabossed 
sa.  as  many  sprigs  of  broom  or.      Whoewood, 
Headington  House,  near  Oxford. 
Dog 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  gu.  an  anchor  of  the  first.     M'Killop. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
or  another  chev.  erm.  Whittle,  co.  Lancaster, 
confirmed  1694. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  greyhound's 
heads  erased  sa.  each  gorged  with  a  ducal  co- 
ronet and  chain  reflexed  or  as  many  crosses 
croslet  of  the  fourth.     Bass. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads 
erased  sa.  as  many  estoiles  or.     Smith. 

Arg.  on  a  cbev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  greyhound's 
heads  erased  sa.  collared  or  ringed  gu.  as  many 
estoiles  of  the  fourth.  Smith,  Mitcham, 
Surrey. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
sa.  an  estoile  or.  Hall,  Grantham,  co.  Lin- 
coln, W.  The  chev.  engr.  Hall,  Greatford 
Hall.  co.  Lincoln  ;  Jamaica  ;  and  Arrow's  Foot, 
co.  York.  Hall,  Skeltnn  Castle,  co.  York. 
Hall,  Wratting  Park,  co.  Cambridge ;  quarter- 
ing Carter  and  Thompson ;  the  heiress  m. 
Morse-Boycott. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  estoiles  or.  Hall,  Grantham,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  greyhound's 
heads  erased  sa.  collared  or  as  many  estoiles 
of  the  last.  Smyth,  Lenton,  co.  Bedford, 
1580. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw. 
three  talbot's  heads  erased  sa.  as  many  estoiles 
or.  Hall,  Weston  Colville,  and  Wratting 
Park,  co.  Cambridge,  quartering  Carter  and 
Thompson  ;  the  heiress  m.  Morse-Boycott. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased 
arg.  so  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first, 
within  a  bordure  engr.  as  the  second. 
Chedioke  or  Chidioke,  Westbury,  co.  Wilts. 
Chideok  Waedee,  Westbury,  co.  Wilts;  W. 
Waeden  Waedee  Waedoe  or  Waedoue,  West- 
bury, co.  Wilts;  granted  1585.  Waedoe,  co. 
Hants. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  gu.  a  rote  and  a  crescent  of  the  first. 
M'Killop,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  gu.  a  rose  of  the  first  a  bordure  as  the 
last.     M'Kellip,  Scotland. 

Per  pale  indented  az.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  engr. 
erm.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads  erased  or  as 
many  roses  gu.  barbed  and  seeded  ppr. 
Culley,  Coupland  Castle,  and  Fowberry  Tower, 
Northumberland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 
erased  gu.  as  many  3-foils  slipped  vert.  Bell, 
Baughton,  Suffolk. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  talbot's 
heads  erased  sa.  collared  with  mural  crowns  or 
three  hawk's  lures  of  the  first  stringed  as  the 
second.  Hall,  Llanover  Court, and  Abercarn,co. 
Monmouth  ;  Baronetcy  1838,  Baron  Llanover, 
1859. 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within..  ..cont. 
Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Dog  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  talbot's  heads 

erased  or  as  many  mullets  sa.      Braham,  Che- 

dington,co.  Buckingham,  V.  Breame,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  greyhound's  beads 

erased  sa.  as  many  bezants.  Churche,  Betton, 

co.  Salop. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 

greyhound's  heads  erased  arg.  each  with  a  collar 

gu.  ringed  at  the  back  or  three  hurts.      Belson, 

V.     The  chev.  sometimes  not  engr.  and  the 

collars  gold.     Belson. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads 

erased  sa.  as  many  plates.    Tooke.    The  heads 

collared  and  ringed  or.     Toocke,  V*.     Tooke, 

Magna  Chard,  Kent,  V. 

....  Elephant 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  elephant's  heads  erased 

gu.  as  many  mullets  arg.     Hougham,  Weding- 

ton,  Kent.     Lewin,  Northborne  Court,  Kent. 

Fox 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  as  many  fox's  heads  erased 

erm.  three  doorstaples  gu.     Cooke,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased 

gu.  a  mullet  or.    Fox,  Bosworth,  co.  Leicester. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased 

gu.  collared  and  ringed  or  as  many  bezants.  Fox. 
....  Goat 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 

az.  as  many  billets  or.    Yarford.    Yerford, 

London. 
Or  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 

sa.   a   crescent  for  diff.    John  White, 

London  ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 

az.  armed  or  as  many  escallops  of  the  first. 

Bendishe,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 

sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first.  Benson.  Bewson. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three 

goat's  heads  erased  arg.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis 

of  the  second.     Baggallay,  Lambeth,  Surrey. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  indented  gu.  betw.  three  goat's 

heads  erased  sa.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first. 

Nisbet,  Bourdeaux. 
Arg.   on  a    chev.   sa.  betw.  three  goat's  heads 

erased  az.  as  many  bezants.  Yerford,  London. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  couped 

arg.  as  many  ogresses.  Cowper,  co.  Gloucester. 
....  Horse 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased 

arg.  two   crosses    calvary    heads   toward  the 

centre  point  of    the  first.      East,    Stradford 

Place,  Middlesex  ;  Baronetcy  1823. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  horse's  heads  erased 

arg.  as  many  horseshoes  of  the  first.    East, 

Hall  Place,  co.  Berks;  Baronetcy  1766-1828, 

and  1838  ;  quartering  Clayton.    East,  Rading, 

co.  Buckingham. 

....  Leopard 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

sa.  an  annulet Farington,  London,  1634, 

Harl.  MS.  1476,  fo.  265  b. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  as 

many  annulets  of  the  first.  Callow.  Caylowe, 

V.    Kaloway.    Taxlowe. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  as 

many  annulets  or.     Kelley.    Tallowe. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  faces 

arg.  as  many  annulets  of  the  first.     Forser, 

Kelboe,and  Harberhouse,  co.  Durham  ;  granted 

1575.    Lorsor  or  Lovsor,  Kellow,  co.  Durham. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. .  ..cont. 
Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Leopard  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  or 
two  arrows  in  saltire  az.  barbed  and  flighted 
ppr.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  bows  chevronwiseas 
the  fourth   striDged   like   the  first.     Meade; 
quartered  by  King. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 
four  bars  of  the  first  enclosed  by  twelve  torteaux. 
Colles,  Croke-Burnell,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  sa. 
as  many  castles  triple-towered  or.     Saumarez; 
Baronetcy  1801,  Baron  de  Saumarez  1831. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  sa. 
a  crescent  for  diff.    . . .     Newport,  Baron  Tor- 
rington  1716-19. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces 
sa.  a  crescent  or.    Lee,  Loudon;  descended 
from  co.  Chester;  confirmed  25  October  1583. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  a 
crescent  gu.    Harvy,  London.    Hayes,  Ward- 
robe, and  Litley,  co.  Chester;  granted  1615. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leo- 
pard's heads  as  many  crescents  counterchanged. 
Wilford,  London.  The  chev.  engr.    Wilford, 
V*.    Wylford,  Enfield,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  as 
many  crosses  croslet   of  the  first.     Snassell. 
The    crosses     croslet    fitchy.        Snasell    or 
■  Snawsell,  Bilton,  co.  York.    Seth  Snassell, 
co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa. 
as   many    crosses    patty    fitchy  of   the    first. 
Pormorth,  Todlethorp,  co.  Lincoln. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg.  as 
many  crosses  patty  fitchy  sa.    Snassell,  co. 
York. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  or  as 
many  crosses  croslet  gu.     Fitch,  Eltham,  and 
Mount  Mascal,  Kent ;  Baronetcy  1688-1736. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 

many  escallops  sa.    James,  W. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 
as  many  escallops  az.     Browne,  London,  W; 
granted  28  February  1615.     Piverne. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 
many  escallops   of  the  first.     Henry   Eyre, 
London  ;  granted  1589,  W. 
Per  bend  gu.  and  sa.  ou  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw. 
three  leopard's  heads  or  as  mauy  escallops  &z. 
Browne,  Newark,  co.  Nottingham. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  or  on  a  chev.  engr.  per  pale  arg. 
and  az.  betw.  as  many  leopard's  heads  three 
escallops  counterchanged.    Browne,  co.  Not- 
tingham. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw. 
three  leopard's  heads  (counterchanged,  V*.) 
or  as  many  escallops  az.  Browne,  Newark-on- 
Trent,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces 
sa.  as  many  bombs  or  fired  ppr.     Farrington, 
Blackheath,  Kent;  Baronetcy  1818. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  as 

many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.     Coneley. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or 
as  many  fleurs-de-lis  gu.    Gay.     Guy,  Oundle, 
co.  Northampton ;  and  co.  Wilts.      Guy,  V*. 
Gye,  of  the  Cellar,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  arg. 

as  many  fleurs-de-lis  az.     Perreau,  London. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  gu.  a 
rose   of  the  first.      Richard  Nyxe,  Bishop   of 
Norwich  1501-66,  Lansdowne  MS.  255,  fo.  7. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  I  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Leopard  cont. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three 

leopard's  heads  arg.  charged  with  torteaux  a 

rose  purp.  seeded  ppr.  enclosed  by  two  cocks 

sa.  membered  of  the  first.     Richard  Rawtjngs, 

Bishop  of  St.  David's  1523-36. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

as  many  roses  or.     Gilbert,  Brent  Ely,  Suf- 
folk.    And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.     Gilbert, 

Woodford,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  sa.  as 

many  roses  or.      Gilbert,  Woodford,  Essex; 

confirmed  1609. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

each  holding  a  shuttle  or  as  many  roses  gu. 

seeded  of  the  third  barbed  vert.     Company  of 

Weavers. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

az.  as  many  roses  arg.     Gilbert  de  Clare,  Suf- 
folk, W. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  or  as 

many  3-foils  slipped  ....     Frohock. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 

many  3-foils  slipped  gu.     Hervey,  Ireland. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 

many  3-foils  slipped  vert.    Hervey. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  gu.  as 

many  3-foils  slipped  arg.     Harvey,  Middlesex. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu.  a 

5-foil   for  diff.    ....       Richard  Nix   or   Nyx, 

Bishop  of  Norwich   1501-66;     U;    sometimes 
■    spelt  Nykke  or  Nyxe. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

as  many  5-foils  pierced  gu.     Pettit,  Kent. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

as  many  5-foils  gu.  each  charged  with  a  pomey. 

Petite,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

as  many  5-foils  vert.    Petite,  V*.    Pettet. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  or  as 

many  5-foils  of  the  first.      Impey,  Hammer- 
smith, Middlesex. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  arg. 

gouttes  de  poix.      Heartston.      Hewston,  V. 

Hoxton,     Sutterton-Hoxton,     Suffolk.         Sr. 

....   de  Ltjghteburgh,  V.      Lutburgh,  V*. 

The  chev.   sa.    goutty  arg.      Hewston,.  V*. 

Ldghteburgh,  V*. 
Az.  on   a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 

erased  or  three  spearheads  sa.     Price,  Bryn-y- 

Pys,  co.    Flint;    and    Castle  Lyons,   Ireland. 

Price;   Baronetcy  1813,  quartering  Cleveland 

and  Puleston. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  faces 

arg.  two  antique  keys  bows  to  the  centre  wards 

upwards  az.     Wentworth,  Parlut,  co.  Lincoln ; 

Baronetcy  1795,  extinct  .... 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  sa. 

a  mullet  of  the  first.     Farington,  Chichester ; 

Baronetcy  1697,  extinct  1719;  Harl.  MS.  6164. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  a 

mullet  gu.     Frowicee,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 

1435  and  1444.      The  mullet  sa.       Frowike, 

Justiciarius  Anglise,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  as 

many  mullets  of  the  first.  Pormort,  Saltfletby, 

and  Kenington,  co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  sa.  as 

many  mullets  or.     Brickleton. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 

many  mullets  of  the  first.     DAVERS,Rougham, 

Suffolk. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Leopard  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  or  as 

many  mullets  sa.     Pearle,  co.  Hereford. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az.  as 

many    pales    of    the    first.      Hewscott,     co. 

Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az.  as 

many  palets  or  each  charged  with  an  ogress. 

Tristram  Hingscot,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

four  palets  arg.     Henscott,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  erased 

az.  a  bezant.     Hall,  Horton  Hall,  co.  Buck- 
ingham ;  and  London. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  gu.  a 

bezant.      Richard  Nykke  or  Nyx,  Bishop   of 

Norwich  1503-36. 
....  on  a  chev betw.  three  leopard's  faces 

....  as  many  roundles.     Hughes. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

as  many  bezants  each  charged  with  an  ogress. 

Hengscott,  V*. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's 

heads  jessant-de-lis    ....    as    many   bezants. 

Cathrow. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  compony  az.  and  or  betw.  three 

leopard's  heads  of  the  second  as  many  hurts. 

Henscot,  co.  Devon. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  leopard's  faces 

arg.  as  many  ogresses.     Forcer. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  az. 

four   plates.       Hengscot,  co.  Devon.      But 

ogresses.    Henscott,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu. 

goutty  d'or  a  sun  of  the  last.     Helly  or  Hely. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  gu.  as 

many  suns  of  the  first.     Nixon,  Blechingham, 

co.  Oxford. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg. 

an  ermine  spot.  Coles  or  Colles,  co.  So- 
merset. 

....  Lion 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
purp.  as  many  annulets  of  the  first.  Benedictine 
Priory  at  Bodmin,  Cornwall..  (?  Benedictine 
Priory  at  S.  Germans,  Cornwall ;  Monasticon.) 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
gu.  as  many  battle-axes  of  the  first.  Tlffin, 
Whitrigg,  Cumberland. 

....  on  a  chev betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

of  the  second  three  battle-axes  as  the  first. 
Tipping,  Preston,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
sa.  bars  and  plates  of  the  first.     Collis. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
or  four  bars  of  the  first  and  ogresses.  Cole, 
co.  Hants.  The  bars  gemel.  Colles,  co. 
Worcester. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lion's  heads 
erased  or  as  many  leopards  pass.  ppr.  collared 
....     Tabers,  Heard's  Hill,  Essex. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
or  each  gorged  with  a  collar  as  the  first  charged 
with  a  triplet  of  bezants  so  many  church  bells 
like  the  field  ornamented  as  the  third.  Bell, 
London. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  martlets  gu.  Boldero  or 
Bolderowe. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
or  as  many  martlets  sa.    Luntley. 


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523 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Lion  cont. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or 

as  many  martlets  of  the  first.     Plomer. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or 

as   many    martlets    sa.       Moore.       Thomas 

Moore,   Newington,   Middlesex,    W;    granted 

1576. 
....  on  a  chev betw.  three  lion's  heads 

erased     ....    as    many    buckles.       Thomelin 

Dreffeld;  seal. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  a  chessrook  or.       Rocclyfft,   Calthorpe. 

Rockliffe.     Sr.   Davy   Rowcliff,    V.    Geof- 

ferey  Rowcliff,  Caithorp,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  a  cross  croslet  or.     Tenche,  Shrewsbury  ; 

and  London  ;  granted  1  July  1628. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

or  as  many  crosses  botonny  sa.    Wildgoose, 

Kent. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's   heads 

erased  or  as  many  crosses  croslet  az.     Peake 

or  Peke,  Warton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

or  as  many  crosses  croslet  az.     Peak,  co.  Lin- 
coln ;    and   Achurch,   co.   Northampton.     Sir 

William  Peak,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1668. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or 

as  many  crosses  croslet  gu.     Peake,  Bilton, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  an  estoile  or.     Johnson,  London,  W.     And 

with  a  bordure  engr.  gu.    Johnson,  Willing- 
hall,  Essex,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  bezanty  an  estoile  or.     Johnsonn,  V.    The 

estoile  of  eight  points.    Johnson,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  an  estoile  of  sixteen  points  or.    Johnson, 

Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

sa.  an  estoile  ppr.    Hall. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 

a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first.     Bekett,  V. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 

a  fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by  two  annulets  of  the 

first.    Beckett,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

sa.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Slegge,  co.  Cam- 
bridge. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.    Bawtre, 

co.  Cambridge. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

or  as  many  roses  gu.     Story. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  sa. 

as  many  4-foils  of  the  first.     Wildgoose  or 

Wilgos. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

or  as  many  4-foils  sa.     Wildgoose,  Kent. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 

as  many  5-foils  gu.    Stray,  V*. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  lion's  heads 

erased  or  as  many  pierced  5-foils  gu.     Thomas 

Stray,  Doncaster,  co.  York,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or 

as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.     Staunton. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

arg.  fretty  sa.     Brunham,  V.    Burnham,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three   lion's  heads 

erased  gu.   as   many   acorns   or.      Halfacre, 

Whiston,  Cornwall. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Lion  cont. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 
seven  cloves  ....      Stondon,  Lord   Mayor  of 

London  1392  and  1407. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  arg. 

nine  cloves  ppr.     Standon. 
Az.  on   a  chev.   engr.   betw.  three  lion's  heads 

erased  or  as  many  leopnrd's  faces  of  the  first. 

Sir  Robert  Tabor,  temp.  Charles  II,  in  church 

of  Holy  Trinity  at  Cambridge. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  lion's  heads 

erased  or  langued  gu.  as  many  leopard's  faces 

sa.    Taber. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

sa.  as  many  gadbees  volant  of  the  first.  Muned 

or  Mynd,  co.  Salop.  Mynde,  Mynde,  co. Salop. 

Mynds,  Mynd  Town,  co.  Salop. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw. 

three  lion's  heads  erased  erminois   as  many 

holly  leaves  slipped  vert.    Holligan,  Barba- 

does ;  granted  .... 
(Arg.)  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
(gu.)  as  many  lozenges  (or).     Shergold,  in' 

church  at  Bishop's  Canning,  co.  Wilts. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  mullet  for  diff.     Nicholas  Moncke,  Bi- 
shop of  Hereford  1660-1. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  as  many  mullets  or.    Ennew,  Colchester, 

Essex. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

sa.   as   many   pierced    mullets    of   the    first. 

Westby. 
Gu.  on   a   chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lion's  heads 

erased  (arg.  V*.)  or  a  pale  az.  charged  with  a 

pelican  vulning  herself  gold  a  bordure  of  the 

third  charged  with  hurts.    John  Fox,  Ropes- 
ley,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  faces  az.  as  many 

piles  or  each  charged  with  a  triplet  of  ogresses. 

Hengscot,  co.  Devon. 
Or  on   a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

sa.  as  many  pheons  ....     Hening,  co.  Wor- 
cester; and  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.   crowned   or  as   many  bezants.     William 

Wyrcestre,  calling  himself  by  his  mother's 

name,  Botoner. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

sa.  crowned  or  as  many  bezants.    Petit  or 

Pettyt,  Dentde  Lion,  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  beads  erased 

sa.  as  many  bezants.    John  Flsher,  Bishop  of 

Rochester  1504-35. 
Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  gu. 

as  many  bezants.   Butnor.   Love.    Somerton, 

V ;  and  co.  Worcester. 
Per  chev.  erminois  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 

lion's  heads  erased  az.  five  bezants.    Scot  or 

Scott. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  gu. 

bezanty  a  sun  in  splendour.    Jephson,  Froylo, 

co. Herts;  and  Mallow, co. Cork.  Jephson,  quar- 
tered by  Norreys. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 

gu.  as  many  ermine  spots  or.    Denman,  Baron 

Denman  28  March  1834. 

Lynx 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lynx's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  crescents  erm.  Nicolls,  Mersh- 
land.  Norfolk. 


524 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.eont. 


Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Otter 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  otter's  heads  couped 
gu.  a  crescent  enclosed  by  two  stars  of  the 
first.    Fullarton,  co.  Forfar. 
....  Ox 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  an  estoile  sa.  Baynham,  co.  Gloucester, 
1631. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  bull's  heads 
cabossed  of  the  second  a  fleur-de-lis  as  the 
first.    John  Norbery,  co.  Chester,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first.  John  Morburye, 
T;  butNoRBURYE,  Ashmol.  MS. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  bull's  heads 
cabossed  sa.  a  rose  enclosed  by  two  fleurs-de- 
Hs  of  the  first.  Williams,  Llwyny  Wormwood, 
co.  Carmarthen;  Baronetcy  1815;  quartering 
Griffies. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  ca- 
bossed arg.  a  rose  (gu.  sometimes)  of  the  first. 
Sanders  or  Saunders,  Sandersted  and  Charl- 
wood,  Surrey ;  and  LulliugtoD,  Caldwell,  and 
Little  Ireton,  co.  Derby;  granted  1C15. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped 
arg.  as  many  roses  of  the  first.  Bull,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
sa.  a  mullet  for  diff.  of  the  first.  M.  Rauff  de 
Ipre,  S. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
arg.  as  many  mullets  gu.    Buckley. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  cabossed 
or  as  many  pierced  mullets  gu.   Hugford,  V*. 

HUGGEFORD,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bull's  heads  couped 

arg.  armed  or  as  many  pomeys.     Wright. 
....  Rabbit 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  rabbit's  heads  couped 

sa.  each  charged  at  the  breast  with  a  goutte 

d'or  five  such  gouttes.  Rabet,  Biamfield  Hall, 

Suffolk. 

....Tiger 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  tiger's  heads  erased 

sa.  as  many  crescents  erm.     Nicholas. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  heraldic  tiger's 

heads  erased  sa.  as  many  falcons  rising  arg. 

George,  afterwards  Edwards,  Manor  House, 

Bishop's  Lavington,  co.  Wilts. 
....Wolf 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  billet  of  the  first.    Robertson,  Aber- 
deen. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  as  many  birds  sa.     Conran. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads 

erased  gu.   a  plain    chev.  or  charged  with   a 

battle-axe  erect  enclosed  by  two  bows  stringed 

each  surmounting  as  many  arrows  in   saltire 

barbs  downwards  sa.      Porch,  Edgarley,  co. 

Somerset;  quartering  Reeves. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  arg. 

a  crescent  ....  Reginald  Goldourg;  1582,  V; 

but  1528,  Cotton.  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Erm.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

az.     as     many     crosses     croslet     fitchy     or. 

Heighington,    Graystone,  and   Mesbett,    co. 

Durham. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  as  many  roses  of  the  first  stalked  and  leaved 

vert.      Collyer,  co.  Dorset. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Beast)  Wolf  cont. 
Gu.  on  a   chev.   arg.  betw.   three   wolf's   heads 

erased  or  as  many  roses  of  the  first.    Collyer. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

....  as  many  3-foils  slipped  ....     Scafe. 
(Arg.)  on  a  chev.  (sa.)  betw.  three  wolf's  heads 

erased  (gu.)  as  many  5-foils  ....      Thomas 

Lovell,  Skelton,  co.  York  ;  seal  1388. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased  or 

as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.     Beal  or  Beall. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

sa.  a  wolf's  head  or.    White,  Newton  Flatman, 

Norfolk. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  falcon's  head  couped  of  the  first.      Aird 

or  Ard. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads 

erased  sa.  a  lozenge  or  enclosed  by  two  fishes 

of  the  first.     Harries  or  Harris,  Loughton, 

Essex  ;  and  Prickwell,  Sussex. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  mullet  enclosed   by  two   crescents  gu. 

Barcroft,  Meer  Green,  co.  Worcester. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  invecked  betw. 

three  wolf's   heads   erased   as  many  mullets 

counterchanged.       Wilson,    Stratford-le-Bow, 

Middlesex. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  as  many  ogresses.     Beverley.     Golding. 

But  Law,  as  impaled   by  Burton,  quartering 

Bamforth,  in  church  at  Sheffield  1772;  Hunter, 

Sheffield,  p.  144. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  as  many  oak-trees  eradicated  ppr.  fructed 

or.     Colyear,  Earl  of  Portmore. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 

arg.  as  many  trees  vert  fructed  of  the  first. 

Collyear,  Ireland. 

(Bird) 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  bretessed  quarterly  per  chev.  gu. 

and  sa.  (another,  sa.  and  az.)  betw.  three  birds 

heads    erased    az.    ten    billets     of    the    first. 

Honywood,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  149. 

Cock 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three   cock's  heads  sa.  a 

rose  enclosed  by  two  mullets  arg.     Llewelyn 

ap  Madoc  ap  Einion. 

...  .Cormorant 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  cormorant's  heads 

erased  sa.  as  many  acorns  slipped  of  the  first. 

Chiderlegh,  Cornwall;  and  co.  Devon. 

Crow 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased 

sa.  five  crescents  or.     Norris. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased 

sa.  a  3-foil  slipped  or.     Sneith  alias  Parker, 

Lushell,  co.  Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  daw's  heads  erased 

az.  as  many  5-foils  or.      Jackson,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  raven's   heads 

erased  sa.  as  many  pierced  mullets  or.  Warner, 

London. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  raven's  heads  erased 

arg.   an  ogress  betw.  four  crosses  croslet  sa. 

Nash,  Lord   Mayor  of  London  1772.     Nash, 

Woodstock,  co.  Oxford;  and  Old  Stratford,  co. 

Warwick. 

Eagle 

Or  on  a  chev.  embattled  az.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads 

erased  gu.  an  eastern  crown  enclosed  by  two 

wreaths  of  laurel  of  the  first.    Nicholson. 


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525 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Bird)  Eagle  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads 
erased   sa.  as  many  crescents  or.     Haradon. 
The  heads  beaked  or.     Drakelow,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  gu.  betw.  three  eagle's 
heads  erased    az.   as    many   fleurs-de-lis    or. 
Sadler,  Edmooton,  Middlesex. 
Arg.  (another  or)  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  eagle's 
heads  erased  az.  as  many  5-foils  arg.    Jackson, 
Cumberland ;      and    Combhay,     co.     Devon. 
Jackson,  Enniscoe,  co.  Mayo,  quartering  Cuff, 
Aungier,  and  Rutledge  ;  the  heiress  m.  Pratt; 
and    Carramore,    co.    Mayo,    also  quartering 
Vaughan. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 

sa.  as  many  acorns  or.     Cudderley. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  lozenges  of  the  first.    Aldridge. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 

or  five  mullets  sa.     Deane. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.    (sometimes    engr.)  betw.   three 
eagle's  heads  erased  arg4  as  many  hurts.  Henry 
Beley,  Abbot  of  Tewksbury,  U,   elected  1509. 

Falcon 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads 
erased   sa.    as    many    crescents   of  the  first. 
Drakelow. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads 
erased  az.  as  many  pierced  5-foils  of  the  first. 
Jackson,  co.  Chester;  and  Preston,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased 
arg.  each  beak  holding  a  slip  of  the  second  two 
roses  gu.  leaved  vert.      Henry  Holbeach  or 
Randes,  Bishop  of   Rochester  1544,  Lincoln 
1547-51.     Randes,  Bliton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (kite's,   V*.)  hawk's 
heads  erased  or  as  many  tulips  flowered  gu. 
leaved  vert.    Kyte,  V.    But  gilliflowers  (some- 
times roses).     John  Kite,  Archbishop  of  Ar- 
magh 1513,  Bishop  of  Carlisle  1521-37. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   hawk's   heads 
erased  sa.  as  many  slipped  3-foils  or.   Walton, 
co.  Lancaster. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  kite's  heads  erased  or 
as  many  slipped  3-foils  gu.    Keyte  or  Kite, 
Ebrington,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three   hawk's  heads 
erased  az.  as  many  5-foils  or.     Jackson,  Here- 
ford ;  quartering  Webster,  Carpenter,  Basker- 
ville,  Coningsby,  and  Scudamore. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased 
sa.   as  many   (blind,  V)  5-foils  of  the  first. 
Jackson,  Gatenby,  co.  York;  V ;  granted  1563, 
Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  171.     The  5-foils  pierced. 
Jackson,  Sunderland,  co.  Durham. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads 
erased  az.  as  many   acorns  slipped  erect  or. 
Chelderley,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  acorns  erector.  Chelderley,  Corn- 
wall, V.  Chidersley,  co.  Devon.  Cudderly,F. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  acorns  slipped  arg.      Anderson, 
Newcastle,  Northumberland. 

....  Heron 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  stork's  heads  erased 
gu.  as  many  roses  of  the  first.  GRAYE,Maldon, 
Essex. 

....  Lapwing 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pewit's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  annulets  of  the  first.     Gillers. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Heads  cont.  (Bird)  Lapwing  cont. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw. three  pewit's  heads  erm. 
beaked   gu.   as   many   annulets   of    the  first. 
Gylour,  quartered  by  Pratt. 

Martlet 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlet's  heads  erased 
gu.  as  many  mullets  ....  Black  for  Furnival  , 
Liverpool. 

....Peacock 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  peacock's 
heads  erased  az.  ducally  gorged  or  as  many 
slipped  3-foils  of  the  last.  Ridgeway  alias 
Peacock,  co.  Devon.  The  chev.  engr.  or  and 
the  beads  crowned  not  gorged  or.  Ridgeway, 
co.  Devon. 

....  Pelican 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelican's  heads  erased 
or  vulning  themselves  ppr.  as  many  crosses 
croslet  gu.  Godfrey,  co.  Stafford ;  and  Tam- 
worth,  co.  Warwick ;  granted  1765. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelican's  heads  erased 
az.  vulned  gu.  an  estoile  or.  Perne,  Ely,  co. 
Cambridge ;  granted  15  June  1575. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pelican's  heads  erased 
at  the  neck  az.  vulning  themselves  gu.  a  pierced 
mullet  of  six  points  of  the  first.  Pern,  co. 
Cambridge;  granted  1575. 

Swan 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  crescents  of  the  first.  Whipley 
or  Whipple,  Norfolk. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  swan's  heads  erased 
ppr.  as  many  crosses  moline  sa.  Guest,  Dow  - 
lais,  co.  Glamorgan ;  Baronetcy  1838. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  erminois 
betw.  three  swan's  heads  and  necks  erased 
erm.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  az.  Gist,  Worm- 
ington  Grange,  co.  Gloucester. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  ducal  cygnet's  heads 
erased  arg.  as  maDy  ogresses.  Trodghton, 
Leach  Hall,  co.  Lancaster;  descended  from 
Troughton,  Great  Lynford,  co.  Buckingham  ; 
granted  30  October  1566.  Troughton,  Bodlew. 
....Wren 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  wren's    heads 
erased  ppr.  as  many  escallops  or.     Penneck, 
Cornwall ;  granted  2  August  1712. 
....Fish 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  whale's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  birds  with  wings  expanded  of  the 
first.     Whaley,  Dalton,  co.  York. 
....  Human  Figure 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  women's  heads  erased 
arg.  crined  or  as  many  roses  gu.  seeded  of  the 
third.    Ellis. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  knight's  helmets 
or  as  many  millrinds  sa.  Miles,  Narborough, 
co.  Leicester ;  quartering  Pares.     Myall. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  esquire's  helmets 
plumed  of  three  feathers  one  or  within  two 
arg.  a  mullet  charged  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
....     Framlingham  ;  granted  by  Cooke,  W. 

Or  on  a  chev.  pean  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in 
profile  couped  at  the  neck  ppr.  wreathed  about 
the  temples  arg.  and  sa.  a  pheon  of  the  first. 
Moore,  Grimesbill, Westmoreland;  quartering 
Cragg  and  Middleton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  in 
profile  couped  of  the  second  clothed  on  the 
shoulder  gu.  collared  vert  two  swords  the 
points  (crossing,  V*.)  touching  each  other  of 
the  first  hilts  and  pomels  or.    John  Moore, 


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On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  Human  Figure  cont. 
Bishop  of  Bangor  J  775,  Archbishop  of  Can- 
terbury 1783-1805.  Moore,  V. 
Erin,  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  couped 
sa.  two  swords  in  saltire  arg.  Moore,  Berwick 
St.  John,  co.  Wilts.  The  swords  only  conjoined 
in  point  arg.  hilts  or.     More,  co.  York. 

(Monster)    Dragon 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased 
az.  as  many  roses  or.  Clark,  Werk,  North- 
umberland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  dragon's  beads 
erased  vert  as  many  bezants.  Hayes,  Rock- 
ingdon,  Essex. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  embattled  counterembattled 
betw.  three  dragon's  heads  erased  az.  a  chaplet 
enclosed  by  two  roses  or.  Clark,  Belford, 
Northumberland. 

....Griffin 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 

erased  az.    an  anchor  enclosed   by  two  lions 

pass,  combatant  or.     Gardiner.     Gardner; 

Baronetcy  1794,  Baronies  1800  and  1806. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 

erased  az.  two  lions  counterpass.  of  the  first. 

Gardiner, Roche  Court,  Farnham,  co.  Hants; 

Baronetcy    1660-1779    and    1782;   quartering 

Whalley    and    Smith.       The   lions   ramp.  or. 

Gardner,  Stoke-Asb,  Suffolk. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   griffin's   heads 

erased   az.  two    lions    pass,    incontrant    arg. 

Gardener  or  Gardner,  Callis,  V.      William 

Gardener,  co.  Lincoln,  W.     But  pass,  guard. 

incontrant.    William  Gardener,  Northhall,  co. 

Lincoln,  V.    Gardner,  V*. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 

erased  az.  two  lions  combatant  arg.   Gardener 

or  Gardner,  Wallingham  aDd  Bishop's  Norton, 

co.  Lincoln. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   griffin's   heads 

erased  az.  two  lions  pass,  respectant  of  the 

first.        Gardener,    Northall,     co.     Lincoln. 

Gardiner,  London  ;  and  Wigan,  co.  Lancaster. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   griffin's   heads 

erased  az.  as  many  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Gardiner. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

arg.  a  martlet  gu.     Cotton,  Suffolk. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

arg.  as  many  martlets  sa.  Gardner,  Tunbridge 

Wells,  Kent. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's   heads 

erased  or  as  many  martlets    sa.      Gardner, 

Ruspar,  Sussex,  1634. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or   betw.  three    griffin's    heads 

erased  arg.  (another,  of  the  second)  so  many 

martlets  like  the  first  a  bordure  compony  silver 

and  as  the  field.     Balle. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

gu.  as  many  castles  of  the  first.     Sir  Richard 

Browne  alias  Moses,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 

1661. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  era- 
sed sa.  as  many  crescents  erm.  NicoLLs,Tilney, 

Norfolk;  Harl.MS.  1177,  fo.  104. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 

gu.  an  escallop  or.     Braye.     Cotton. 
Per  fess  embattled  az.  and  purp.  on  a  chev.  or 

betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased  arg.  as  many 

escallops    sa.        Gardiner,    Blandford,     co. 

Dorset. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  ( Monster  j  Griffin  cont. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
vert  as  many  estoiles  of  the  first.  Edmonds, 
Dodington,  co.  Oxford. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  estoiles  ....  Adeane,  Babraham, 
co.  Cambridge ;  quartering  Jones,  Brydges, 
and  Chandos. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  estoiles  gu.  Beale,  London  ; 
and  Cork. 

Sa.  on  a  chev betw.  three  griffin's  heads  era- 
sed ppr.  as  many  estoiles  of  the  first.  Correy. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  estoiles  gu.  Beale,  Maidstone. 
Beale,  Farniogham  Court,  Kent ;  Baronetcy 
1660,  extinct  1684.  Beale,  Walton,  co.  Buck- 
ingham ;  and  Heath  House,  co.  Salop. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
or  as  many  estoiles  gu.  Cary,  London  ;  con- 
firmed 1612.  Core,  Bromerton,  Norfolk. 
Corey,  London  ;  granted  1612.  Cox,  Bromer- 
ton, Norfolk. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's 
heads  erased  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  counter- 
changed.     Pope,  co.  Oxford. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  arg.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Skynner. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  wavy  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's 
heads  erased  or  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  az. 
Skynner,  Ryegate,  Surrey. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  grif- 
fin's heads  erased  four  fleurs-de-lis  counter- 
changed.  Pope,  Wroxton,  and  Wilcote,  co. 
Oxford;  Earl  of  Downe,  1629  68;  the  coheirs 
m.  Boughton,  Soames,  North,  and  Hyde. 
Trinity  College,  Oxford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  beads  erased 
sa.  as  many  roses  of  the  first.     Spencer,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
gu.  as  many  roses  arg.  barbed  vert.  Dreter, 
Orkney ;  granted  1809. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  arg.  a 
4-foil  vert.    Priddle. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
sa.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.  Spencer, 
Chester;  descended  from  Sr.  James  Spencer, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1527  ;  Stow. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  or  a  boar's  head  fesswise  couped  enclosed 
by  two  pheons  gu.  Hugh  Beckworth  alias 
Smith,  Callis,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
or  a  boar's  head  couped  enclosed  by  two  pheons 
gu.    Beckwith  or  Beckworth,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
sa.  a  leopard's  head  or.  Sion  CoLLEGE.London. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's 

heads  erased    ....    as   many   lozenges    

Aldrich,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
of  the  second  armed  as  the  first  a  mullet  or. 
Tilney. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
sa.  a  mullet  of  the  first.    Cotton,  Kent,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  a  mullet  for  diff. Skinner,  quarter- 
ing Walker ;  descended  through  Robert 
Skinner,  Bishop  of  Worcester  1663-71,  from 
Skinner,  Le  Burtons  and  Ledbury,  co.  Here- 
ford ;  an  heiress  m.  Clarke. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


527 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Monster)  Griffin  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  or  as  many  mullets  az.  Hughes, Archers- 
town,  co.  Tipperary ;  and  Corranbrook,  co. 
Carmarthen,  etc.,  quartering  Annesley. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
gu.  as  many  pierced  mullets  of  the  first. 
Hughes,  Ballytrent,  and  St.  Margaret's,  co. 
Wexford. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
or  as  many  mullets  of  the  first.  Beale,  Surrey. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
or  beaked  gu.  five  mullets  sa.  Deane,  Mat- 
tiDgley,  co.  Hants. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  or  two  serpents  in  saltire  as  part  of  a 
caduceus  ppr.    Barritt,  Jamaica. 

. . .  .Unicorn 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
couped  az.  as  many  annulets  or.  Killingbeck, 
V*  ;  and  Leeds,  co.  York.  Wm.  Killingberk, 
Chappell-Allerton,  co.  York;  granted  1585,  W. 
Kyllingbeck.  The  heads  erased.  Kyllingbeck, 
Talworth,  Heningham,  and  Leeds,  co.  York. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  unicornis  heads 
erased  or  as  many  crescents  gu.  Clowes, 
London. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 
or  as  many  crescents  gu.  Clowes,  London ;  co. 
Warwick;  and  co.  Stafford  ;  confirmed  1576. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
erased  or  as  many  crescents  gu.  Clowes, 
Sutton,  near  Macclesfield;  Whiteley,  and 
Langley,  co.  Chester;  and  Delaford,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
erased  arg.  as  many  estoiles  gu.  Ker,  Faldon- 
side,  Scotland  ;  quartering  Halyburton.  The 
estoiles  sa.     Ker,  Cessford,  Scotland. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  3-foils  vert.     Chough  or  Clowes. 

Per  pile  reversed  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  of  the 
second  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  erased 
couDterchanged  those  in  chief  armed  and 
maned  or  as  many  spearheads  gu.  (?  Wright, 
Mapperley,  co.  Nottingham.) 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads  or  as 
many  spearheads  gu.  Wright,  Longston,  co. 
Derby  ;  and  co.  Stafford. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorn's  heads 
erased  arg.  as  many  mullets  sa.  Kerr.  The 
heads  armed  and  maned  or.  Ker,  Duke  of 
Roxburghe,  quartering  Weapont.  Ker,  Gate- 
shaw,  co.  Roxburgh. 

....  (Reptile) 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  snake's  heads 
erect  erased  vert  as  many  bezants.  Heyes, 
Ratington,  Essex;  granted  2  August  1563. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  serpent's  heads 
erased  vert  as  many  bezants.    Ward. 
....(Spear) 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearhea'ds  arg.  as 
many  annulets  of  the  first.     Symcock,  London. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg. 
as  many  annulets  gu.     Symcotts,  co.  Bedford. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  spearheads 
and  in  base  a  martlet  sa.  as  many  crescents  of 
the  first.    Williams. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  as 
many  crosses  croslet  of  the  first.  Coys, 
Hatfield  Peverell,  Essex.  Quose  or  Quoys, 
North  Kendon,  Essex.. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  (Spear)  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  a 
mullet  of  the  first.     Betson,  Glassermount. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  as 
many  torteaux.  Symcoats,  co.  Lincoln;  and 
London. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  spearheads  arg.  two 
staves  of  iEsculapius   chevronwise    each    en- 
twined by  a  serpent  ppr.     Jones,  Glan  Helen, 
co.  Carnarvon. 
Hearts 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  gu.  as  many 
martlets  or.    Bayliff,  V.    Bayliffe. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  arg.  as  many 
escallops  gu.  Pateshull  or  Patteshall,  co. 
Hereford. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hearts  or  as  many 
escallops  gu.    Pateshull,  co.  Hereford,  W. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hearts  or  as  many  es- 
callops gu.  Pateshall,  Allensmore,  co.  Here- 
ford, quartering  Allen  ;  the  heiress  m.  Lech- 
mere,  quartering  Burnam. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  hearts  or  as  many 
escallops  of  the  first.    Pateshall,  Laford,  co. 
Hereford. 
Hillocks 

Sa.  on   a    chev.  betw.  three  anthills  or   each 
charged  with   four  ants  ppr.  as   many  holly 
leaves  az.    Benedictine  Abbey  at  Pershore, 
co.  Worcester. 
Horns 

Az.  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  in  chief  two  bugle- 
horns  and  in  base  a  stag's  head  erased  or. 
Foyster,  St.  Pancras,  Middlesex;  granted  28 
June,  1784. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  buglehorns  stringed 
sa.  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  first. 
Birte,  co.  Devon.  Biut  or  Burt,  Candell- 
Marsh,  co.  Devon.     Byrt  or  Byrtt. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa. 
stringed  of  the  second  as  many  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or.    Burt. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa. 
stringed  gu.  as  many  crosses  croslet  of  the 
first.     Burt,  Maiden-Earleigh,  co.  Berks. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  arg. 
stringed  or  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 
the  second.     Crukerne,  Childhoy. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bugle- 
horns stringed  or  as  many  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  sa.  Cramphorne,  Ambury,  co.  Hertford ; 
granted  29  January,  1700. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa.  five 
crosses  croslet  of  the  first.    Bassett,  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa. 
stringed  or  an  escallop  of  the  last.  Forster, 
Cumberland  and  London. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  stringed  bugle- 
horns sa.  an  escallop  or.  Foster,  Draycot 
Foliot,  co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  stringed  bugle- 
horns sa.  as  many  estoiles  or.  Horne,  Kent, 
V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa.  as 
many  estoiles  of  six  points  or.    Horne,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  buglehorns  stringed 
sa.  as  many  roses  or  leaved  ppr.  Rodway, 
London. 

....  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  as  many 
lozenges  ....     Wermeston,  Northumberland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  stringed 
gu.  as  many  lozenges  or.    Rudd. 


528 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Horns  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  stringed  buglehorns 
gu.  as  many  mascles  or.  Sr.  Amand  de  Ruda, 
V.    Rudd.    St.  Amand. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  counterembattled  betw.  three 
stringed  buglehorns  or  a  mitre  with  labels  of 
the  first.  Samuel  Peploe,  Bishop  of  Chester 
1726-52. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  (buck's,  V*.)  hart's 
scalps  and  attires  arg.  a  mullet  for  diff.  Tho- 
mas Cox,  Tilmanstone,  Kent,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  buglehorns 
sa.  as  many  pierced  mullets  of  the  first.  Hoene, 
London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  buglehorns 
sa.  stringed  of  the  second  so  many  mullets  as 
the  first.     Hoene. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  buglehorns 
sa.  stringed  of  the  second  as  many  mullets  or. 
Hoeene.  Horune,  Kent,  Cotton  M S.  Tiberius 
D  10.  The  mullets  pierced.  Colboene, 
Barony  1839-54  ;  quartering  Ridley. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  stringed  bugle- 
horns sa.  as  many  mullets  or.     Hoene,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa.  as 
many  mullets  or.     Hoene,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  stringed  buglehorns 
sa.  garnished  or  as  many  mullets  of  the  last. 
Colboene,  Bruton,  co.  Somerset. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  buglehorns  or  as 
many  pierced  mullets  gu.     Hoene,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  sa.  a  pheon 
arg.     Foestee,  London. 

Arg.   on   a   chev.   vert   betw.    three   buglehorns 
strung  sa.  a  pheon  or.     Foester,  London. 
Horseshoes 

....  on  a  chev betw.  three  horseshoes  .... 

five  crosses  patty  ....      Cistercian  Abbey  at 
Fountains,  co.  York. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  horseshoes  arg.  as 
many  roses  of  the  first.     Rose,  V*.    William 
Rosse,  V.  (but?  the  field  sa.,  W.) 
Hourglasses 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hourglasses  arg.  as 
many  3-foils  slipped  of  the  first.     Shadforth, 
Red  Barns,  and  Darras  Hall,  Northumberland. 
Inkmolines 

Sa.  on   a  chev.  betw.  three  inkmolines  arg.  as 
many  mullets   gu.      Moseley,   Moseley,  'and 
Bilston,  co.  Stafford.     Mosley,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne. 
Keys 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  keys  and  in 
base  a  dagger  sa.  three  roses  arg.  Beonscombe. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  keys  palewise 
and  in  base  a  sword  sa.  three  (4-foils  some- 
times) 5-foils  of  the  first.  Branscomb  or 
Beonscomb.  Walter  Beownscomb,  Bishop  of 
Exeter  1258-80. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  arg.  as  many 
estoiles  of  the  first.  Matthew  Parkee,  Arch- 
bishop   of  Canterbury  1559-75,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  or  as  many 
estoiles  sa.     Paekee,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  erect  arg.  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.  Paekee, 
Bassingbourn,  Essex;  Baronetcy  1782;  quar- 
tered by  Elwes.  Paekee,  V*.  Parker, 
Sandwich,  and  Margret,  Kent ;  granted  by 
Borough. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  keys  erect  or  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  az.    Paekee;  granted  1772. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Keys  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  or  as  many 
estoiles  of  the  first.    Parker,  V*. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  arg.  as  many 
mullets  of  the  first.  Paekee,  Kent.  The  keys 
erect  or.    Paekee,  Kent. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  the  wards  to  the 
sinister  or  as  many  six-pointed  mullets  of  the 
first.     Paekee,  W. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  keys  the  wards  to  the 
sinister  or  as  many  mullets  sa.  Paekee,  Kent, 
W. 

Lamps 

Az.   (another,  sa.)  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three 
lamps  or  burning  with  a  flame  ppr.  a  leopard's 
head  gu.  enclosed  by  two  estoiles  of  the  first. 
Faemee,  Ratcliff,  co.  Leicester. 
Leaves ....  Cinnamon 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  cinnamon 
leaves  erased  vert  and  in  base  a  negro  girt  with 
white  linen  striped  blue  carrying  on  a  bamboo 
yoke  two  bundles  of  cinnamon  ppr.  three  cin- 
namon leaves  as  the  first.  Pybus,  Barnet,  co. 
Hertford;  granted  1768. 
....Holly 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  holly  leaves 
ppr.  and  in  base  an  unicorn's  head  erased  of 
the  second  three  mullets  gu.  Keie,  Knock, 
Scotland. 

Grass 

Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  tufts  of  grass 
vert  as  many  crosses  croslet  of  the  first.    Sykes, 
The  Berks  in  Wyersdale,  co.  Lancaster;  and 
Leatherhead,  Surrey. 
....Holly 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  arg.  as 
many  mullets  gu.     Kee,  Blackshiels. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  holly  leaves  vert 
as  many  bezants.     Dalling. 
....  Laurel 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  laurel  leaves  slipped 
vert  the  two  in  chief  inclining  to  each  other 
another  chev.  erm.     Coupee;  Baronetcy  1841. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  laurel  leaves  vert  as 
many  plates.     Foulis,  Ratho. 

Oak 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  or  as 
many  crosses  couped  gu.  Paesons,  co.  Buck- 
ingham. John  Paesons,  Bishop  of  Peterborough 
1813-19. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  slipped 
vert  each  charged  with  an  acorn  or  as  many 
leopard's  faces  jessant-de-lis  of  the  fh-st.  Smith, 
Willesden,  Middlesex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  oak-leaves  vert  as 
many  bezants.  Monnoux,  Wotton,  co.  Bed- 
ford ;  Baronetcy  1660-1814. 

....  Staff-tree 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  staff-tree  leaves 
slipped   or   as  many  bees  volant  ppr.     Leaf, 
Streatham,  Surrey. 

..  ..Vine 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  vine  leaves  vert  five 
gouttes  d'eau.  Joye,  Benefield,  co.  Northamp- 
ton; granted  1738.  Joy,  London.  Joy,  Hart- 
ham  Park,  co.  Wilts. 

Woodbine 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  woodbine  leaves  gu.  a 

ducal  coronet  of  the  first.     Gaewynton,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  woodbine  leaves 

vert  as  many  bezants.    Dalling. 


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.  cont. 


Legs  ((Beast)    Bear 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  at  top  gu.  betw.  tbree 
bear's  gambs  erased  and  erect  ermines  armed 
of  the  second  as  many  crescents  erminois. 
Harvey,  Eastry,  Kent ;  with  an  escucheon  of 
pretence  for  Maundy;  descended,  like  Harvey, 
Cowden,  from  Harvey,  Eythorne.  And  with 
a  martlet  for  diff.  az.  William-Maundy 
Harvey,  Colonel  79th,  or  Cameronian  High- 
landers, ob.  1813. 

....  Lion 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs 
erased  bendwise  sa.  as  many  crescents  or. 
Austen. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  couped 
erect  sa.  as  many  crescents  of  the  first. 
Asketine,  West  Peckham,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 
sa.  as  many  bezants.     Austyn,  co.  Somerset. 
(Bird) 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  eagle's  legs  couped 
gu.  a  book  or  purfled  vert  enclosed  by  two  bow- 
knots  of   the  first.      Prydeux,   Nutwell,  co. 
Devon  ;  granted  16  May  1 558. 
Letters 

....  on  a  chev betw.  in  chief  two  letters 

W  and  in  base  a   cross   patty    ....   another 

chev charged    at    bottom   with  a  pair 

of   annulets     ....       (Ascribed    to)    William 
Wandlesworth,   (but   with)   Andisworth  in 

the  margin,  seal 

Limbecks 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  limbecks  arg.  as 
many  roses  gu.  stalked  and  leaved  vert  seeded 
gold.     Company  of  Pewterers. 
Lozenges 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.  a  lion 
pass.   or.      Massey,   co.    Chester.      Massey, 

Baron  Clarina Massy,  Baron  Massy 

Massey,  Doonas,  co.   Clare;  Baronetcy 

And  with  a  bordure  gu.     Massey. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.  as  many 
church  bells  sa.    Henshawe. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  gu.  as  many 
martlets  or.    Welbeck,  co.  Derby. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.  as 
many  martlets  or.  Naylor.  Welbeck,  co. 
Derby,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.  each 
charged  with  an  ermine  spot  another  chev.  gu. 
Cabron,  V.  Caperoun  or  Capron,  quartered 
by  Slingsby ;  in  chapel  at  Scaglethorp,  co.  York. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  arg.  each 
charged  with  a  Cornish  chough  ppr.  another 
chev.  gu.     Caborne.    Cabourne,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  lozenges  erm.  an- 
other chev.  arg.  Cabron,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius 
D10. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  lozenges 
chequy  or  and  az.  as  many  crosses  botonny  sa. 
Warren,  Long  Milford,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lozenges  gu.  as 
many  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Maudley,  Wells,  and  Nunnys,  co.  Somerset ; 
granted  1537. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  as  many 
fleurs-de-lis  gu.  Hyde,  St.  Katharine's,  Mid- 
dlesex ;  confirmed  5  August  1037. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three 
lozenges  counterchanged  in  the  dexter  side 
as  many  gouttes  d'eau  and  in  the  sinister  three 
ermine  spots.     Hyde,  London. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Lozenges  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  az.  as  many 
buck's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first.  Staveley, 
Buckland,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  az.  as  many 
hart's  heads  cabossed  or.  Staveley,  Glan- 
duff  Castle,  co.  Limerick. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.  as 
many  buck's  heads  cabossed  or.  Staveley, 
V.    But  stag's  heads.    Staveley. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa.  as  many 
hart's  heads  erased  or.     Staveley,  co.  York. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lozenges  or  as 
many  mullets  gu.    Cateshull,  V. 

Az.    on    a    chev.    betw.    three   lozenges    or  as 
many  mullets  gu.      Castlehtll    Castlehyll 
Cateshall    or    Cateshull.       The    mullets 
pierced.     Castelhill.    Castlehyll,  V. 
Mascles 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  mascles  az. 
and  in  base  a  laurel  branch  slipped  vert  an- 
other chev.  erm.    Mitchell,  England. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  mascles  of 
the  last  and  in  base  a  boar's  head  erased  or  a 
mullet  gu.    Kinloch,  Scotland. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
mascles  as  many  martlets  counterchanged. 
Ryvett,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.  as  many 
roses  of  the  first  seeded  az.     Spring,  Suffolk. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  mascles  arg.  a  5-foil 
sa.    Challoner. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.  as  many 
5-foils  of  the  first.  Spring,  Pakenham,  Suf- 
folk, 1730. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.  as  many 
5-foils  or.  Spring,  Cockfield,  Suffolk.  But 
each  5-foil  charged  with  five  annulets  of  the 
second.    Spring,  Suffolk. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  gu.  as  many 
pierced  5-foils  of  the  first.    Spring. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  arg.  as  many 
5-foils  of  the  first  (another,  gu.)     Purvis. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  arg.  a  boar's 
head  erased  of  the  first  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis 
(?  for  diff.)  or.    Kinloch,  Gourdie,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  az.  as  many 
buck's  heads  cabossed  or.  Stanley,  Barn- 
staple, co.  Devon. 

Per  fess  gu.  and  vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in 
chief  three  mascles  or  and  in  base  a  unicorn's 
head  erased  of  the  third  as  many  mullets  of 
the  first.    Ker,  Newbottle,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  sa.  as  many 
bezants.      Wingar.      Winger,    V*.       John 
Wynger,  co.  Leicester,  W. 
Monster 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  a  griffin  pass, 
gu.  wings  erminois  and  in  base  a  boar's  bead 
erased  fesswise  ppr.  three  garbs  or.  Caradoc, 
Baron  Howden  1819. 

Monsters Cockatrices 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  cockatrices  or  five 
mullets  gu.  Seymes,  V*.  Henry  Seynes, 
Newark,  V. 

Griflins 

Sa.-on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  demi-griffius  couped 
the  uppermost  respectant  erm.  as  many  mart- 
lets gu.     Sr.  Thomas  Baldry,  London,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  demi-griffins 
couped  or  as  many  martlets  gu.  Baldry,  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1523. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within ....  cont. 

Monsters  cont.  Griffins  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  demi-griffins  erased 
gu.  as  many  towers  triple  towered  of  the  first. 
Browne,  Kent ;  and  London. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  griffins  segreant 
erm.  as  many  martlets  gu.    Baldrey. 
....  Seahorses 
Az.  on  a  chev.  embattled   counterembattled  or 
betw.  three  seahorses  naissant  arg.  five  gouttes- 
de-poix.     Tucker,  Woodland,  co.  Dorset ;  and 
Tenterden,  Kent. 
Barry  of  nine  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled 
betw.  three  seahorses  or  five  gouttes-de-poix. 
Tooker. 
Barry  wavy  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  em- 
battled betw.  three  seahorses  naissant  or  five 
gouttes-de-poix.    Tucker,  co.  Devon. 
Barry  wavy  of  twelve  (thirteen  az.  and  arg.  Harl. 
MS.  1149,  fo.  64)  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  em- 
battled or  betw.  three  seahorses  silver  finned 
and     unguled     gold     seven     gouttes-de-poix. 
Tooker,  Exeter.      Tucker,  co.  Devon;    and 
Cornwall. 

....Unicorns 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-unicorns 
courant  gu.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first  crowned  or. 
Collier  alias  Dymock,  co.  Stafford. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  demi-unicorns 
courant  gu.  as  many  acorn  slips  or.  Colliar 
or  Collyar,  Darlston,  co.  Stafford.  The 
acorns  slipped  and  leaved  ppr.  Collyer, 
London. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  unicorns  pass,  or  as 
many  human  hearts  of  the  field.  Yarker,  as 
confirmed,  32  George  II,  to  John  Yarker,  Esq., 
of  The  Hall,  Leyburn,  North  Riding,  co.  York ; 
and  his  descendants,  and  the  descendants  of 
his  grandfather,  Luke  Yarker,  Esq.,  derived 
from  Reinhold  von  Yarckaer,  a  knight  of  Flan- 
ders, who  came  to  England  during  the  wars  of 
the  Roses,  cc.  1440;  and  quartering  Forster, 
South,  Brabazon,  Braddyll,  Rishton,  Dodding, 
Sandys,  and  Rawson.  Yaeker,  Conynger 
Hurst,  Ulverston,  co.  Lancaster,  descended 
from  a  younger  branch  of  Yarker,  Leyburn  ; 
quartering  Leyburn,  Barker  with  Smith  in  a 
canton,  Woodburne,  and  Letham.  Yarker, 
Oakenclough,  Ashton-under-Lyne. 

Mullets 

Per  chev.  arg.  and  or  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  in 

chief  two  mullets  gu.  and  in  base  a  portcullis 

sa.  three  pigeons  ppr.    Dyer. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets 

and  in  base  an  earn  (i.  e.  hawk)  perching  on  a 

salmon  or  a  buckle  of  the  first.    Lumisden, 

Blenearn,  Scotland. 
....  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets 

arg.  and  in  base  a  cock  of  the  same  beaked 

gold  a  chain  sa.     Gally. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  mullets  or  and 

in  base  a  lion  ramp.  arg.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  az.     Wardrop,  Strathavon,  Linlithgow, 

and  Edinburgh. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  pierced 

mullets  and  in  base   a  lion   pass.   gu.  three 

5-foils  or.     Davey,  Redruth,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  three  mullets  and 

in  base  a  crescent  arg.  an  anchor  sa.    Martin. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.   on  a  chev.  betw.  three 

mullets    as     many     talbots     counterchanged. 

Martyne,  Crekars,  co.  Bedford. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Mullets  cont. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  as  many 
lions  pass,  guard,  (arg.  sometimes)  or. 
Barrett,  Lee  Priory,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  a 
martlet  for  diff.  or.  Kynaston,  Thorington, 
Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  an  eagle 
displ.  (of  the  first,  another)  or.  Lemon,  Car- 
clew,  Cornwall ;  Baronetcy  1774. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  an  eagle 
displ.  or.    Bakett.    Blaket. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  an  eagle 
displ.  of  the  first.     Blaket,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  as  many 
ducks  sa.    Russell,  V*. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  as  many 
eagles  displ.  of  the  first.     Blaket. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  three  rowels 
and  in  base  a  halbert  or  as  many  ravens  sa. 
Sym,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  as 
many  martlets  or.     Welbeck,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  as  many 
swans  sa.     Russell,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or  a  buckle  of 
the  first.     Lumsden,  That  Ilk,  co.  Berwick. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arc  as  many 
chessrooks  of  the  first.     Orrock,  That  Ilk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  sa. 
another  chev.  az.  charged  with  as  many  4-foils 
of  the  third.     Andros. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 
another  chev.  of  the  first.  Romney,  co.  Ber- 
wick. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  a  crescent 
of  the  first.  Wilson,  West  Wickham,  Kent; 
confirmed  20  July  1762. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets 
gu.  a  crescent  of  the  first.  M.  Philip  Daveye,S. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  six-pointed  mul- 
lets of  the  second  a  cross  patty  or.  Willis, 
London. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  six-pointed  mullets  gu. 
a  cross  patty  of  the  first.     Willis,  London. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets  or  as 
many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  sa.  Dryland, 
Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 
as  many  escallops  of  the  first.  Blackett, 
Matson  Hall;  Baronetcy  1673;  descended 
from  Blackett,  Woodcroft,  and  Wylam,  Nor- 
thumberland. Thomas  Browne,  Harwood, 
co.  Hertford,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or  as  many 
3-foils  slipped  vert.  Cousmaker  or  Coussmaker, 
Brabant;  certified  May  1779;  quartering  az. 
two  chev.  interlaced  one  issuing  from  the  chief 
and  the  other  from  the  base  betw.  eight  six- 
pointed  mullets  or. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  sa. 
as  many  4-foils  or.  Andrews,  V.  The  4-foils 
each  charged  with  a  hurt.     De  Andrews,  W. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  mullets  vert 
as  many  4-foils  or.    Andrewes,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  as  many 
4-foils  of  the  first.  Roger  de  Skerning  or 
Skerwyng,  Bishop  of  Norwich  1266-78. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  as 
many  5-foils  or.     Scarming. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  of  the 
second  fretty  of  the  first.     Morleton. 


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531 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets  of  the 

second  each  charged  with  an  ogress  fretty  sa. 

Moulton,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets  or  fretty 

sa.  Moulson. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets 

or  fretty  sa.    Moulson  or  Moulton,  London. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets  or  fretty 

of  the  first.     Moulson  or  Moulton,  London. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or  as  many 

acorns  slipped  and  leaved  vert.    Dawes,  Mid- 
dlesex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets  or  gouttes- 

de-sang.    Helliee,  Woodhouse,  co.  Stafford  ; 

granted  1763,  quartering  Shaw. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  of 

six  points  arg.  gouttes-de-poix  in  chief  a  cres- 
cent of  the  last.     Cruttendon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  a  talbot's 

head  erased  of  the  first.     Wilson,  Edinburgh, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu. 

an  otter's  head  erased  of  the  first.    Balfour  ; 

certified  May  1779. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  a 

selch's  head  erased  of  the  first.      Balfour, 

Balbirny. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  az.  and  in 

the  dexter  fess  point  a  bear's  head  erased  .... 

muzzled  ....  with  in  the  sinister  an  anchor 

erect  ....  cabled  ....  a  talbot's  head  of  the 

first.    Wilson. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  a  griffin's 

head  erased  of  the  first.    Secroft. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  a 

griffin's  head   erased  of  the  first.     William 

Secroft,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or  as  many 

lozenges  gu.    Butts,  Essex  ;  and  Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets   or  as 

many  mascles  az.    Bassenden. 
....  on  a  chev betw.  three  mullets   .... 

another  mullet  ....     Bolingbroke,  seal  1330, 

Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  306. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  as 

many  of  the  first.     Tingcombe,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  five 

palets   az.  a  bordure   wavy    of   the    second. 

Everett,  Heytesbury,  and  Upton  Lovell,  co. 

Wilts. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  of  six 

points  sa.  a  bezant.     Cuily,  co.  Leicester. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  mullets  or  two 

torteaux  each  charged  with  a  mullet  of  the  se- 
cond.     Ralph  Baines  or  Bayne,  Bishop   of 

Lichfield,  etc.  1554-59. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw..  three  mullets  gu.  as 

many    bezants    a     bordure     of     the     third. 

Macmillan,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  as  many 

bezants.     Mac  Millan,  Scotland. 
....  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  .... 

five  saltires  couped Simon  de  Feltone, 

seal 

Az.   on  a  chev.   arg.  betw.  three  mullets   or  a 

stirrup  enclosed   by  a  pair  of  buglehorns  ppr. 

stringed   gu.       Close,  co.  York ;  and  Drum- 

banagher,  co.  Armagh. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  as  many 

civic     wreaths     vert.        Brodie  ;     Baronetcy 

1834. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Nails 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wedges  sa.  five  mul- 
lets of  the  first.     Wadge,  Upton  Lewanneck. 
Packs 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  woolsacks  az.  as  many 
garbs  or.    Wolsay,  Norfolk. 
Pattens 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pattens  or  tied  of 
the  second  the  ties  lined  az.  two  cutting-knives 
conjoined  sa.      Company  of  Patten-Makers, 
London. 
Pheons 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  pheons  sa. 
and  in  base  a  fleur-de  lis  az.  another  chev.  of 
the  first  a  bordure  wavy  as  the  last.  Mayne, 
Powis,  and  Logie,  co.  Clackmannan;  derived 
from  Lockwood.  Mayne,  Viscount  Newhaven, 
1776. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  two  pheons 
and  in  base  a  unicorn's  head  erased  sa.  another 
chev.  of  the  first.    Main,  Lochwood,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  three  pheons 
and  in  base  a  dexter  hand  couped  sa.  another 
chev.  of  the  first.    Main,  Lochend. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  betw.  three 
pheons  of  the  second  as  many  crescents  or. 
Kutchin. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pheons  or  as 
many  crosses  patty  gu.  Whitwicke,  Marle- 
ston,  co.  Berks  ;  and  Whitwicke,  co.  Stafford  ; 
granted  1613.  Whitwick,  York  Herald,  ob. 
1722.  Wightwick,  Surrey ;  Coventry ;  co. 
Berks  ;  and  co.  Stafford. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  or  as  many 
escallops  of  the  first.  Westcar,  co.  Oxford  ; 
and  Surrey. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pheons  or  as 
many  escallops  of  the  first.  Forster,  Trot- 
ton,  Sussex ;  co.  Salop ;  and  co.  Worcester. 
Foster,  Wich,  co.  Worcester;  and  Stourton 
Castle,  co.  Warwick. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  a  fleur- 
de-lis  gu.    Holman,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  sa.  a  5 -foil  or. 
Smart,  London. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pheons  or 
gouttes-de-sang.  Hallman,  co.  Devon,  1607. 
Holman,  co.  Devon ;  granted  June  1608. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  a  wolf's 
head  erased  enclosed  by  two  mullets  of  the 
first.  Byrd  or  Byre,  co.  Northampton.  But 
a  griffin's  head.  Byer  or  Byers,  co.  North- 
ampton. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  gu.  as  many 
tiger's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  PERRis,London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  sa.  a  mul- 
let of  the  first.     Kyffin,  V. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pheons  arg.  as  many 
mullets  gu.  Newport,  V.  (?  Richard  Necport, 
1471,  seal.)  The  mullets  of  the  first.  Newport. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pheons  sa.  as 
many  frogs  or.    Overend. 
Portcullis 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  portcullises  or  five 
roses  of  the  first.    Port,  Poole,  co.  Dorset. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  antique  limbecks 
arg.  as  many  roses  gu.  seeded  of  the  second 
barbed  vert.  Company  of  Pewterers,  London. 
Rests 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  rests  or  a  cres- 
cent  ....  William  Arthur,  co.  Somerset, 
Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  94. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw,  or  within.  ...con t. 
Roundles. . .  .Bezants   . 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  in 
chief  two  bezants  and  in  base  a   fleur-de-lis 
arg.  a  lion  pass.  ppr.  enclosed  by  a  pair  of 
crosses  croslet  sa.     Peppercorne. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  cbief  two  ogresses 
each  charged  with  a  martlet  as  the  first  aud  in 
base  a  wreath  of  oak-leaves  ppr.  three  escal- 
lops of  the  first  a  bordure  engr.  vert.  Hamond, 
Holly  Grove,  co.  Berks  ;  Baronetcy  1783 ;  quar- 
tering Graeme. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  a  roebuck 

courant  of  the  first.    Hope,  Kers,  Scotland. 
Sa.    on    a    chev.  or   betw.    three  bezants  each 
charged  with  a  talbot  pass,  of  the  first  so  many 
crescents  az.    Allen,  Essex. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  as  many 
crosses  formy  fitchy  sa.      Smyth,  co.  Berks  ; 
Bosworth,  co.  Leicester;  and  London. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  as  many 

crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  first.     Smyth. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  as  many 
crosses  croslet  sa.    Smith,  Leeward  Islands ; 
quartered  by  Mathew. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  as  many 
crosses  patty  fitchy  sa.  Smith  alias  HERiz,With- 
cock,co.Leicester ;  and  Weald  Hall,  Essex ;  quar- 
tering Heriz.     Smith,  Edmondthorpe,  co.  Lei- 
cester; Baronetcy  1661-1721.    Smith,  Walcot, 
co.  Lincoln.     Smyth,   Middlesex ;    Kelmarsh, 
co.  Northampton;  co.  Lincoln;  andco.  Chester. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  a  3-foil 
slipped  of  the  first.     Golding,  Colston  Basset, 
co.  Nottingham. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  a  rose  gu. 

Hope,  Granton,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bezants  a  laurel 
leaf  slipped  vert.  Hope,  Baron  Hope  Viscount 
Aithrie  Earl  of  Hopetoun  1703,  Baron  Hope- 
toun  1809,  Baron  Niddry  1814. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  as  many 
palets  gu.    Hope,  Balcomy,  Scotland. 

....  Hurts 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  hurts  as  many 

annulets  of  the  first.     Webber.     The  chev. 

engr.     (?  Webber,  Amell,  Cornwall.) 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  hurts  as 

many  annulets  or.    Webber. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  hurts  a  lion  ramp. 

enclosed    by  two    fleurs-de-lis    of    the    first. 

Wain  wright. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts  each  charged 

with  a  fleur-de-lis  three  birds  with  wings  ex- 
panded of  the  first.      Streeter,  Kent.      The 

birds   volant.       Stonyng,    co.    Stafford ;    and 

Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts  each  charged 

with  a  fleur-de-lis  or  as  many  martlets  of  the 

first.    Stoning,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  (another,  gu.)  betw.  three 

hurts  as  many  (another,  six)  crosses  croslet  or. 

Baskervile,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  on   a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts  as  many 

crosses  croslet  or.     Sr.  Richard  Baskeryill,F. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts  crosses 

croslet  or.  Sire  Walter  Bascrevile,  N. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts  as  many 

fleurs-de-lis  or.    John  Baskervile,  Y.    Mon- 

sire  de  Baseerville,  Y. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hurts  as  many 

mullets  or.    Sir  Walter  de  Baskervile,  L. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Roundles  cont.  Hurts  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  vairy  or  and  gu.  betw.  three  hurts 
a  hurt  charged  with  a  lion's  head  erased  of  the 
first.     Hugon. 

.  ...Ogresses 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  a  cock  of 

the  first.     Longland. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  an  eagle 

displ.  arg.     Balle,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  each 
charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first  so  many 
birds  volant  as  the  field.    Stonyng,  co.  Staf- 
ford ;  and  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
crescents  of  the  first.    Walker,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
escallops  of  the  first.    Longland,  Toymoke, 
co.  Buckingham. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses   each 
charged  with  a  martlet  of  the  first  as  many 
escallops  or  a  bordure  engr.  vert.    Hammond, 
St.  Alban's  Court,  Kent. 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.    betw.  three  ogresses    each 
charged  with    a    lark   arg.    a   sixteen-pointed 
pierced  estoile  of  the  first.      Larke  or  Larke. 
The  larks  or.     Larke,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 

ostrich  feathers  arg.     Perkinson. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  a 
fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by  two  conies  of  the  first. 
Flegh   or  Flight,  London.      The  ogresses 
each  charged  with  a  martlet  or.     Flegh. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  each 
charged  with  a  bird  of  the  first  a  fleur-de-lis 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  conies  courant  incontrant 
arg.     Flight,  Caistor,   Norfolk,  quartered  by 
Harrison.      Flye  or  Flyght,  V.      The  conies 
sejant.    John  Flye  or  Flight,  V. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  each 
charged  with  a  martlet  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  of 
the  first.     Fly,  co.  Hants. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
roses  of  the  first.    Babington.    Baldington, 

V.      BOLDINGTON. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  ogresses  each 
charged  with  a  woolsack  arg.  as  many  garbs  of 
the  first.     Wolsey,  Newton,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
mascles  or.    Pratt. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  each 
charged  with  a  martlet  of  the  first  as  many 
mascles  or.  Baber,  co.  Somerset ;  and  co. 
Oxford.  Pratt,  Norfolk;  and  co.  Salop. 
Pratt,  Thurloxton,  Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  77. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  each 
charged  with  an  escallop  as  many  mascles  or. 
Pratt,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  the  two 
in  chief  charged  with  a  bird  of  the  first  and  that 
in  base  with  an  escallop  ....  as  many  mascles 
or.    William  Pratt,  Ryston,  Norfolk,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  the  two 
in  chief  charged  with  a  martlet  of  the  first  and 
that  in  base  with  a  3-foil  slipped  arg.  so  many 
mascles    or.      Pratt,  Ryston  Hall,  Norfolk. 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  a  pierced 
mullet  of  six  points  as  the  first.     Cherwood. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  each 
charged  with  a  leopard's  face  of  the  third  two 
palets  or.    Hengott  or  Henscott,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  ogresses  as  many 
bezants.    Kiliegrave. 


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533 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Roundles  cont.  Plates 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  plates  as  many 

annulets  of  the  first.     Webber. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  plates  each  charged 
with  a  griffin's  head  erased  sa.  a  lion  pass,  en- 
closed by  two  5-foils  gu.     Lyon. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  three  plates  each 
charged  with  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  collared 
as  the  second   so  many  crescents  as  the  last. 
William  Aleyn,  Rayley,  Essex,  V.   Alleyn,  V*. 
Or  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  plates  each 
charged  with  a  greyhound  courant  sa.  collared 
gu.  so  many  crescents  of  the  first.     Allen, 
Essex. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  plates  as  many  crosses 

croslet  sa.     Cheddington. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  plates  as  many 
crosses  patty  sa.     Leadbitter,  Deptford,  near 
Sunderland,  co.  Durham. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  plates  as  many 

lion's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Timins. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  plates  each 
charged  with  a  pyncheon  (or  goldfinch)  as 
many  pansies  (?  heraldic  roses)  slipped  ppr. 
Henry  Morgan,  Bishop  of  St.  David's  1554-59  ; 
granted  1553. 

....  Pomeis 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  balls  vert  a  crescent 
gold.    Blower. 

....Torteaux 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
annulets  of  the  first.     Killegrew,  Cornwall. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
Cornish  choughs  ppr.  Benedictine  Priory  at 
Tywardreth,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
4-foils  or.  Comport,  Eltham,  Kent;  granted 
1  December  1663. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  torteaux  as 
many  5-foils  of  the  first.  Hobson,  Chichester, 
Sussex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
5-foils  or.     Hobson. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
mullets  of  the  first.  Cranach  or  Cranadge, 
Cranach,  co.  Chester;  the  heiress  m.Needham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
bezants.  Boleche.  Boleigh,  V*.  Boleighe, 
V.  Boloch.  Boligh,  Lansallos,  Cornwall ; 
the  heiress  m.  Kellio. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  as  many 
bezants.    Bolley.    Killegrew,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  torteaux  five  be- 
zants. (The  ancient  arms  of)  Trejago,  Fen- 
tongollan,  Cornwall;  derived  from  Trejago, 
Trejago,  Cornwall. 
Sa.  on  chev.  betw.  four  plates  three  in  chief  and 
one  in  base  a  pellet.     Timmtns. 

Rowels  see  Mullets 
Saltires 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  saltires  arg.  an  an- 
nulet sa.       Goldston  or  Goulston,  co.  Salop. 
Shackles 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  six  shackles  in  pairs  or 
threeheath cocks  az. (moorcocks  sa.  Fenvother, 
V*.)  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  second  ogressy. 
Fenrother,  London,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  fetterlocks  arg.  a 
pheon  enclosed    by  two  pierced  mullets   sa. 
Kirkwood,  Pilrig,  Scotland. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Ships 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ships  of  as  many 
masts  sn.  a  lion  ramp.  or.     May. 
Spears 
Az.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  broken  spears 
erect    or    headed    arg.    as    many    bells    sa. 
Spearman,  Preston,  co.  Durham ;  and  Easle- 
wick  Hall,  Northumberland. 

Sprigs 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  holly  branches 
vert  fructed  ppr.  as  many  (doves  of  the  last, 
another)  woodpigeons  of  the  first  beaked  and 
membered  gu.  Hollis,  London  ;  Rotherham, 
etc.,  Hunter,  Sheffield,  183. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  sprigs  of  laurel 
each  consisting  of  three  leaves  vert  another 
chev.  erm.  Cooper,  Wortlington  House,  Suf- 
folk.   Couper,  Cogar,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  branches  of 
mountain  ash  vert  as  many  crescents  of  the 
first.    Rowntree. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  branches  of  rowan 
tree  (i.e.  mountain  ash)  ppr.  as  many  crescents 
or.     Rodie,  Liverpool ;  from  Scotlaod. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  sprigs  of  oak 
fructed  ppr.  a  Maltese  cross  as  the  first. 
Oaees  ;  Baronetcy  1815. 

Per  pale  az.  and  purp.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three 
oak  branches  arg.  (a  rose  enclosed  by  two  pinks, 
another)  as  many  marigolds  (another  pinks) 
ppr.  Augustinian  Priory  at,  Llanthony,  co. 
Monmouth. 

Square 
Arg.    on    a    chev.  betw.    three    pairs    of   open 
compasses    sa.    a   joiner's    square   or    and  a 
reel  as  the  last  stringed  az.      Company   of 
Carpenters. 

Staves 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pilgrim's  staves  each 
supporting  a  pouch  (or  palmers  scrip)  sa.  gar- 
nished or  a  crescent  for  diff.  Tasburgh,  St. 
Andrew's,  in  Ilkensall,  Suffolk,  Harl.  MS. 
1103,  fo.  83  b. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  staves  raguly  of 
the  last  inflamed  ppr.  a  fleur-de-lis  enclosed 
by  two  Cornish  choughs  (gu.  another)  sa. 
Meyrick,  Monktou,  and  Rush,  co.  Pembroke; 
descended  from  Rowland  Meryck,  Bishop  of 
Bangor  1559-66. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  staves  raguly  or 
inflamed  ppr.  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  enclosed  by  two 
Cornish  choughs  ppr.  Rowland  Meryck,  Bi- 
shop of  Bangor  1559-66.  Owen  ap  Meyrick, 
Bodeon,  co.  Anglesey ;  and  his  son  John 
Mericke,  Bishop  of  Sodor,  etc.  1575-99. 
Meyric  or  Meyrick,  Bodorgan,  co.  Anglesey  ; 
quartering  Meredith  ap  Cadwgan ;  descended 
from  Einion  Sais  ap  Cadaval  Yuad.  The  chev. 
or.     Cadafuel  Ynfyd,  1200. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pilgrim's  staves  or  as 
many  mullets  of  the  first.  Euinton,  co.  Lin- 
coln, W\  granted  by  Camden.     Evinton. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mariner's  cross-staves 
or  five  mullets  of  the  first.  Evington,  Spald- 
ing, co.  Lincoln. 

Stones 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  flint-stones  arg.  two 
lions  combatant  gu.     Flint,  Norwich. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  flint-stones  az. 
another  chev.  arg.    Stone,  London. 


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AN   ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Snns 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  the  dexter  chief  quar- 
ter a  sun  in  splendour  ppr.  and  in  base  two 
swords  points  upwards  in  saltire  encircled  with 
a  double  chain  or  three  pheons  gu.  Johnson, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1841. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  suns  gu.  as  many 
buck's  heads  cabossed  of  the  first.  Olyet, 
London. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  suns  or  as  many 
pierced  mullets  (gu.  V*)  sa.      Sonnclere,  V. 
St.  Clere. 
Swords 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  dirks  az.  hilted 
or  those  in  chief  points  downward  ppr.  as  many 
water  bougets  gold.     Glasham,  Scotland. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  swords  points  down- 
wards each  supporting  a  pouch  (or  purse)  sa. 
the  pomels  and  tassels  or  a  crescent  of  the  last. 
Tasburgh,  St.  Andrew's,  in  Ilkensall,  Suffolk, 
Harl.  MS.  155,  fo.  25. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falchions  palewise  sa. 
as  many  pierced  mullets  of  the  first.  Fust, 
Hill,  co.  Gloucester;  Baronetcy  1682-1779. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dirks  arg.  hilted 
or  a  torteau  enclosed  by  two  crescents  gu. 
M'Corhicik. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  daggers  palewise  those 
in  chief  points  downwards  ppr.  as  many  tor- 
teaux.     M'Cormack,  Scotland. 
Tails 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  ermine 
spots  one  in  each  piece  counterchanged  three 
escallops  ppr.    Walker,  Uppingham,  Rutland. 
Tents 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  tents  (without  poles) 
erm.  lined  az.  (another,  1730,  gu.)  as  many 
roses    gu.         Company    of    Upholders    or 
Upholsterers. 
Trees 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  oak-trees  eradicated 
or  as  many  martlets  of  the  first.  Wood,  Sand- 
wich, Kent. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  pine-trees  or  as  many 
martlets  of  the  first.    Wood,  V* . 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  cherry  trees  era- 
dicated vert  fructed  gu.  five  gouttes  of  the 
first.    Thornton,  Clapham,  Surrey. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  trees  ppr.  a  boar's 
head  arg.    Spottiswood. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  trees  eradicated 
vert  as  many  bezants.     Boys,  co.  Somerset. 
Spottiswood,  Dunipace,  Scotland. 
Tressure 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  within  a  double  tressure  flory 
counterflory  arg.  three  5-foils  az.    Fleming, 
Board,  Scotland. 
Tubs  or  Tuns 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  tuns  arg.  a  chessrook 
az.    Winter,  Northington,  co.  Leicester. 
Wells  see  Buildings 
Wheels 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  Catharine  wheels  sa. 
as  many  5-foils  of  the  first.    Carter,  V*. 
Wings 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wings  or  as  many 
griffin's  heads  erased  of  the  first.  Michell, 
co.  Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wings  az.  as  many 
bezants.     Cosowarth,  Cornwall. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  wings  sa.  as  many 
bezants.    Todeford  or  Todford. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within cont. 

Wings  cont. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  wings  arg.  as  many 

torteau x  each  charged  with  an  eagle's  head  or. 

Babeham. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  wings  arg.  as 

many  tnrteaux  each  charged  with  a  pheon  or. 

Richard   Babeham,   Cokham,    co.    Berks,    V. 

Babeham  or  Babehaw,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcon's  wings  az.five 

bezants.     Coswarth,  Coswarth,  Cornwall ;  the 

heiress  m.  Mynard,  and  the  heiress  of  Mynard 

m.  Vivian. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  sinister  wings 

elevated    sa.    five    bezants.        Codford,    V. 

Cosworth,  V. 
Arg.  on   a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  sinister  wings 

elevated     gu.    five     plates.      Codeford,    V. 

Codford. 

Woolsacks  see  Packs 
Wreaths 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  chaplets  of 
oak  and  in  base  a  lion  sejant  guard,  or  three 
buglehorns  stringed  sa.  Jowitt,  Eltofts 
Thorner,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  chaplets  of  flowers 
gu.  another  chev.  erm.  Borough.  Borowe. 
The  roses  seeded  or.    Borne. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  wreaths  of  oak  or 
an  Eastern  crown  gu.  Viveash,  Calne,  co. 
Wilts. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets  sa.  as  many 
roses  gu.    Lakingleech. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  three  chaplets 
of  hazel  or  and  in  base  a  plough  ppr.  three 
shakeforks  sa.  Peer,  Hazelwood,  near  Kings- 
bridge,  co.  Devon;  granted  1832. 

On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief.... 

Bird 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bibles  fesswise 
clasps  downwards  gu.  garnished  and  leaved  of 
the  second  an  eagle  rising  ppr.  enclosed  by  two 
red  roses  seeded  or  barbed  vert  from  the  chief 
a  demi-circle  of  glory  edged  with  clouds  ppr. 
therein  a  dove  displ.  and  nimbed  arg.  Com- 
pany of  Stationers,  London ;  incorporated 
1556. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  as  many 
(pinks  or)  gilliflowers  gu.  slipped  vert  in  chief 
three  annulets  or.  Thomas  Skevyngton, 
Bishop  of  Bangor,  1510-33,  E/,  afo'as  Skefflngton 
or  Pace. 

....    on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets   ....   as 
many   cherries    stalked    ....    in    chief   three 
annulets  ....     Thomas  Cheriton,  Bishop  of 
Bangor  1436-47. 
Canton 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  three  martlets 
arg.  an  eagle  displ.  enclosed  by  two  escallops 
sa.  a  canton  erm.  Weddell,  Newby,  and  Ripon, 
co.  York. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  ostrich  feathers 
erect  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  two  ogresses  enclosed 
by  a  canton  or.    Parkinson. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  arg.  betw.  three  dolphins  or 
another  chev.  gu.  a  canton  erm.     Fryer. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  so 
many  annulets  of  the  first  a  canton  cbequy  as 
the  second  and  az.  Dennis,  Fort  Granite,  co. 
Wicklow. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


535 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. ...cont. 
Canton  cont. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  couped  or 
as  many  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  a  canton  erm. 
Ludford;  quartered  by  Chetwode. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fox's  heads  erased  sa. 
as  many  crescents  erm.  a  canton  of  the  second. 
Nichols. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  erminois  betw.  three  tilting  spears 
erect  arg.  headed  or  three  bells  sa.  a  canton  erm. 
Spearman,  Eachwick  Hall,  Northumberland. 
on  a  Canton.... Bird 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  embattled  gu.  betw.  three  bear's 
gambs  erased  erect  ermines  armed  of  the 
second  as  many  crescents  erminois  a  canton  gu. 
charged  with  an  eagle  displ.  arg.  ducally 
crowned  or  standing  on  a  serpent  nowed  in 
fret  ppr.  Harvey. 
Birds 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  vert  betw.  three  hawk's  heads 
erased  sa.  so  many  thistles  slipped  and  leaved 
of  the  first  a  canton  as  tbe  third  charged  with 
three  martlets  like  the  field.    Anderson. 

Or  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  hawk's  heads 
erased  sa.  so  many  acorns  slipped  arg.  a  canton 
as  the  third  charged  with  three  martlets  of  the 
fourth.  Anderson,  Newcastle  ;  granted  3 
November  1547. 

....  Cup 

Erm.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  flory  az.  three 
fox's  heads  erased  or  a  canton  of  the  same 
charged  with  a  drinking  cup  as  the  third  bear- 
ing three  fleurs-de-lis  ppr.  on  the  urn  and  in 
the  centre  a  rose  gu.  Fox,  Grove  Hill,  Fal- 
mouth, Cornwall. 

....  Head 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads 
erased  az.  as  many  roses  of  the  first  a  canton  sa. 
charged  with  a  lion's  head  erased  or.  Clarke, 
Knedlington,  co.  York. 

....  Human  Figure 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  buckles  or  as 
many  storks  az.  a  canton  of  the  second  charged 
with  a  man  in  red  breeches  on  the  top  of  a 
tower  sa.  holding  a  Dutch  banner  on  it  a  bor- 
dure engr.  of  the  first  pelletty.  Fenrother, 
.in  Chobham  Church  1573. 
....  Mullet 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  sprigs  of  oak 
fructed  ppr.  a  Maltese  cross  as  the  field  a 
canton  gu.  charged  with  a  mullet  of  eight 
points  within  an  increscent  like  the  first. 
OAKES.Mitcbam  Hall,  Surrey;  Baronetcy  1815. 

Pheon 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  wolfs  heads 
erased  sa.  so  many  crescents  erm.  a  canton  of 
the  third  charged  with  a  pheon  as  the  first. 
Nicholl,  Islington,  Middlesex.  The  ptieon  or. 
Nicholls,  Saffron  Walden,  Essex. 
Saltire 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  heathcocks  az.  as 
many  5-foils  of  the  first  a  canton  per  pale  or 
and  sa.  charged  with  a  saltire  couped  counter- 
changed.  David  Pole  or  Poole,  Bishop  of 
Peterborough  1557-9;  granted  1557. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  faces  sa.  a 
crescent  as  the  first  a  canton  or  charged  with 
a  saltire  vert  betw.  in  chief  a  dexter  hand 
couped  at  the  wrist  in  base  a  cross  croslet  gu. 
in  the  dexter  fess  a  lizard  ....  and  in  the 
sinister  a  salmon  of  the  fourth.  Cosby,  quar- 
tered by  Nesbitt. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief..  ..cont. 
on  a  Canton  cont.  Staff 
Az.  on  a  chev.  counterembattled  betw.  three 
stringed  buglehorns  or  a  mitre  with  labels  of 
the  first  a  canton  erm.  charged  with  a  crosier  as 
the  second  surmounted  in  saltire  by  a  sword  gu. 
Samuel  Peploe,  Bishop  of  Chester  1726-52 
and  his  descendants,  Peploe,  Garnstone,  co. 
Hereford. 

....Tree 

Az.  on  a  chev.  embattled  betw.  in  chief  two  bear's 
paws  erased  and  in  base  an  anchor  erect  or  a 
bomb  on  fire  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  crescents  sa.  a 
canton  as  the  second  charged  with  a  slip  of  oak 
fructed  ppr.  grasping  a  crescent  gold.  Harvey, 
Ramsgate,  Kent. 

Chief 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bombs  sa.  fired  ppr.  as 
many  bezants  a  chief  of  the  second.     Heald. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  as  many 
annulets  or  a  chief  engr.  erm.  Cooper,  Benge- 
worth,  quartering  Beale,  Hayward,  and  Emms. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  counterembattled  betw.  three 
castles  sa.  as  many  bombs  of  the  first  fired  ppr. 
a  chief  az.     Pardoe,  Welwyn,  co.  Herts. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  two  couplecloses  gu. 
three  martlets  of  the  first  a  chief  vair. 
Hungepford,  Dingley  ;  for  Holdich  or 
Holditch,  Maidwell  Hall,  co.  Northampton; 
granted  1824. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  fishes  naiant  az.  a 
rose  of  the  field  a  chief  chequy  as  the  second 
and  first.    Macbride. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  in  chief  two  pistols  or  and  in 
base  a  silver  medal  of  Louis  XV  tied  at  the  top 
with  a  red  ribbon  a  laurel  chaplet  enclosed  by  a 
scalp  on  a  staff  and  a  tomahawk  ppr.  a  chief  em- 
battled arg.  Hopkins,  Maryland;  granted 
1704. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads 
erased  sa.  as  many  lozenges  erm.  a  chief  az. 
Hasellwood.  Haselwood  or  Hasselwood, 
Suffolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  torteaux  so  many 
roses  of  the  first  a  chief  countercompony  as 
the  second  and  or.     Hopson. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  torteaux  so  many 
5  foils  of  the  first  a  chief  chequy  as  the  second 
and  or.  Aopson.  Hobson,  V.  Hobsonn, 
Middlesex.  The  chev.  engr.  Hobson,  Wing- 
wood,  Isle  of  Wight.  Hobson,  V*.  Thomas 
Hobsonn,  V. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  on  a  chev.  engr.  az.  betw. 
three  torteaux  so  many  5-foils  of  the  first  a 
chief  engr.  chequy  as  the  second  and  third. 
Hopson,  Minster,  Isle  of  Sheppey. 

on    a   Chief Anchor 

....  on  a  chev.  quarterly  ....  and  ....  betw. 
three  garbs  ....  a  balance  suspended  by  a 
hand  ppr.  issuing  from  a  chief  barry  wavy  .... 
and  ....  charged  with  an  anchor  fesswise  stock 
to  the  sinister  ....  Company  of  Brownbakers, 
London;  Stow. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  holly  (another, 
woodbine)  leaves  vert  as  many  bezants  a  chief 
gu.  charged  with  an  anchor  enclosed  by  two 
martlets  of  the  first.     Dalling. 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased  or  as 
many  towers  like  the  field  a  chief  barry  wavy  of 
six  as  the  first  and  arg.  charged  with  an  anchor 
enclosed  by  two  frets  gold.    Boyer. 


536 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within., 
and  in  chief. , 


,cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Anchor  cont. 

Vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  lion's  beads  erased  or 
so  many  slipped  3-foils  of  the  first  a  cbief 
barry  wavy  az.  and  arg.  charged  with  an  anchor 
enclosed  by  two  frets  as  the  second.  Bowyer, 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1543. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads 
erased  az.  so  many  5-foils  like  the  first  a  chief  or 
charged  with  two  anchors  in  cross  as  the  third 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  3-foils  slipped  of  the  last 
each  charged  with  twelve  bezants.  Jackson, 
co.  York. 

....  Annulets 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions  pass. 
az.  fretty  or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  as  many 
annulets  of  the  first.  HALL,Brittly,  co. Durham. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  tbree  hawk's  heads 
erased  sa.  as  many  lozenges  erm.  a  chief  of 
the  third  charged  with  three  annulets  or. 
Haselwood,  co.  Northampton. 

....  (Beast)  Antelope 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  spearheads 
sa.  as  many  bezants  a  chief  paly  of  six  gu.  and 
oz.  charged  with  an  antelope  courant  or. 
Marshall,  London. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  lozenges  sa. 
as  many  plates  a  chief  paly  of  four  gu.  and  az. 
charged  with  an  antelope  courant  or.    Marshall. 
....  Beaver 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three 
5-foils  arg.  as  many  leopard's  faces  sa.  a  chief 
of  the  third  chai'ged  with  a  beaver  pass.  ppr. 
Smith,  Upper  Canada,  and  Preston,  North- 
umberland; Baronetcy  1821-39. 
Dog 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  crosses  patty 
fitchy  or  a  pierced  5-foil  within  two  escallops  gu. 
a  chief  of  the  third  charged  with  a  greyhound 
courant  sa.  enclosed  by  two  ogresses.  North, 
Feltham,  Middlesex,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lozenges  (arg. 
Stow)  or  so  many  griffin's  heads  erased  as  the 
first  a  chief  chequy  of  the  third  (arg.  Stow)  and 
gu.  charged  with  a  greyhound  courant  erm. 
Warren,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1537  and  1544. 

Or  on  a  chev.  siz.  betw.  three  hurts  fretty  of  the 
first  a  chief  sa.  charged  with  a  hound  pass. 
arg.  enclosed  by  two  mullets  as  the  field. 
Barker,  Norfolk. 

Goat 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  botonny  fitchy 
sa.  as  many  (buck's,  V*.)  roebuck's  heads  ca- 
bossed  or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  goat 
courant  arg.  (armed  gold,  V*.).  Boughton, 
co.  Warwick,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  crosses  pomelly  sa. 
as  many  buck's  heads  cabossed  or  a  chief  of 
the  second  charged  with  a  goat  pass,  as  the 
first.    Broughton,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  sa.  as 
many  stag's  heads  cabossed  orachiefgu.  charged 
with  a  goat  pass,  of  the  first.  Boughton, 
Lawford  Hall,  co.  Warwick;  Rouse  Lench,  co. 
Worcester;  and  Downton  Hall,  co.  Salop;  Ba- 
ronetcies 4  August  1641  and  28  July  1791, 
quartering  Rouse  and  Boughton. 
Leopard 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  lozenges  arg.  as  many 
griffin's  heads  erased  of  the  first  a  chief  chequy 
or  and  gu.  charged  with  a  leopard  pass,  as  the 
second  goutty  de  poix.    Warren,  London. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within  . . . 

and  in  chief. ..  .cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  (Beast)  Lion 
Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  as  many  ogresses  each 
bearing  a  talbot  (pass.  V*.)  statant  of  the  first 
three  martlets  arg.  a  chief  az.  charged  with  a 
demi-lion  ramp,  issuant  enclosed  by  two  dra- 
gon's heads  erased  or.  Allen.  Thomas  Alyn.F. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  goldfinches  arg.  as 
many  crosses  croslet  sa.  a  cbief  or  charged 
with  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first.  GoLDSMiTH,Ireland. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goldfinches  arg.  so 
many  roses  sa.  a  baton  of  the  third  a  chief  as 
the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  like  the 
first.     Gouldsmith,  Kent. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  az.  so  many 
escallops  of  the  first  a  chief  as  the   second 
charged  with  a  lion  pass,  like  the  field.  Hinde, 
Evelith,  co.  Salop. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  pears  stalked  and 
leaved  or  as  many  crosses  couped  sa.  a  chief 
erm.  charged  with   a  lion  pass,  of  the  fourth. 
Whieldon,  Springfield  House,  co.  Warwick; 
and  Welton  Place,  co.  Northampton. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
az.  attired  or  as  many  lozenges  of  the  third  a 
chief  sa.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  erm. 
Chicheley. 
Arg.   on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three    goat's  heads 
erased  az.  attired   and   collared    or  as  many 
lozenges  of  the  first  a  chief  sa.  charged  with 
a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  fourth.     Hind,  Kent. 
Sir  Francis  Hynde,  co.  Cambridge,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three   goat's    heads 
erased  az.  attired  and  collared  or  as  many  lo- 
zenges of  the  last  a  chief  sa.  charged  with  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  erm.     Hinde,  co.  Cambridge. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  goat's  heads  erased 
gu.  collared  or  so  many  lozenges  of  the  third 
a  chief  as  the  second  charged  with  a  lion  pass, 
like  the  first.    Hinde. 
Or  on   a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roundles  (?  sa.) 
each  chai'ged  with  a  martlet  arg.  an  estoile  of 
the  first  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass,  as  the  third. 
Larke,  V. 

....  Billets 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.  a  crescent 
or  a  chief  az.  charged  with  three  ingots  of  gold 
in  fess  crossed  by  another  in  bend  ppr.  Wilson, 
Sneaton  Castle,  co.  York. 

Bird 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  (elm  or  hazel, 
V)  leaves  vert  as  many  bezants  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  a  dove  enclosed  by  two  anchors 
of  the  first.  Monnox,  Chorley  Woods,  co.  Herts. 
Monox,  Walthamstow,  Essex;  granted  1561. 
Sr.  George  Monoux,  Alderman  of  London,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  (oak,F*)  leaves  vert 
as  many  annulets  (but  V*,  bezants)  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  a(bird,F*)martletenclosed  by  two 
anchors  of  the  first.  Monnoux  or  Monnox,  co. 
Bedford;  Essex;  and  London.  Monnox,  V*. 
....  Birds 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  tbree  spearheads  gu.  five 
plates  a  chief  az.  charged  with  tbree  birds  or. 
Rice  or  Rise,  London.  Ryce,  V*.  Symon 
Ryse,  London,  V. 

....  Cocks 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  leopard's  heads  arg.  as 
many  spearheads  of  the  first  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond charged  with  three  cocks  gu.  Aprice,  co. 
Hereford.  The  cocks  combed  wattled  and 
legged  or.  Price  or  PRYCE,Wrotham,co.  Herts. 


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On  1   CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. ..  .cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Martlets 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.  as  many 
acorns  ppr.  slipped  vert  a  chief  embattled  or 
charged   with  three   martlets  gu.     Nedeham, 
V*.     Nedham,  Wimeley,  co.  Hertford.      John 
Nydeham,  London,  V. 
Erminois  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads 
erased  purp.  as  many  plates  a  chief  engr.  gu. 
charged  with  three  martlets  or.     Vivian,  Pen- 
calenick,   Cornwall ;    the   heiress    m.  Tippet. 
Vivian,  St.  Columbe,  and  Key,  Cornwall. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
ppr.  as  many  annulets  of  the  first  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  three  martlets  arg.    Vivian, Bod- 
min, Cornwall.     The  heads  ppr.  and  the  mart- 
lets of  the  first.    Vivian,  Cornwall. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.    three   griffin's   heads 
erased  arg.  a  cbaplet  of  oak  vert  a  chief  of  the 
second    charged     with     three    martlets     gu. 
Humphery,  Clapham,  Surrey. 
....Buildings 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  as 
many  mullets  of  the  first  a  chief  silver  charged 
with  amongst  the  sea  and  rocks  the  Bell-Rock 
Lighthouse  with  temporary  lighthouse  men  at 
work  and  ships  in   offing  ppr.      Stevenson, 
Edinburgh. 
Vert  on  a  chev.  embattled  erminois  betw.  three 
hedgehogs  or  as  many  bombs  sa.  fired  ppr.  a 
chief  charged   with  the  gates  and  fortress  of 
Seringapatam   ppr.      Hareis,  Baron   Harris, 
1815. 

....  Canton 
Per  chev.  the  upper  part  per  pale  erm.  and  arg. 
the  lower  arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  on 
the  dexter  side  an  eagle  displ.  double  headed 
silver  holding  a  gauntlet  gu.  and  a  scimetar 
hovering  over  an  imperial  crown  on  the  sinister 
side  a  turbaned  Turk's  head  in  profile  couped 
fesswise  face  downward  the  neck  towards  the 
edge  of  the  escucheon  issuing  drops  of  blood 
over  a  Turk's  banner  staff  in   bend   sinister 
inverted  tasseled  and  headed  with  a  crescent 
and  in  base  a  Z  top  and  bottom  indented  sa. 
enclosed  by  two  ash  trees  vert  from  the  under 
part  of  the  chev.  a  pile  az.  thereon  a  sun  or 
six  ostrich  feathers  each  turned  towards  the 
centre  ppr.  a  chief  az.  charged  with  on  a  can- 
ton gu.  a  peer's  helmet.    Hesse,  Paddington, 
Middlesex;  confirmed  12  June  1772. 
....  Chevron 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhounds  statant 
arg.  as  many  sprigs  of  ash  ppr.  on  a  chief  vert 
a  chev.  betw.  three  greyhounds  courant  arg. 
Nash,  co.  Worcester ;  granted  .... 
....  Coronet 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  barbed 
and  seeded  a  wreath  of  laurel  gold  fretted  with 
a  dexter  sword  surmounted  by  another  sinister 
in  saltire  ppr.  hilts  and  pomels  or  a  chief  of 
the  second  charged  with  a  naval  crown  enclosed 
by  two  anchors  erect  or.   Ricketts,  The  Elms, 
co.  Gloucester;  Baronetcy  1827. 
Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  gu.  an 
anchor  of  the  first  surmounted  by  a  sword  in 
saltire  ppr.  pomel  and  hilt  gold  a  chief  wavy  of 
the  second  charged  with  a  naval  crown  or  betw. 
the  cross  of  the  Russian  Order  of  St.George  and 
that  of  the  Swedish  Order  of  the  Sword  each 
pendent  from   the  ribbons  ppr.     Marshall, 
Rochester,  Kent. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief.  ...cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Cross 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  holly   branches 
vert  fructed  gu.    two    cats    pass,    respectaut 
arg.  a  chief  az.   goutty   d'or   charged  with  a 
cross  patty  of  the  last.     Thomas  Gibbes,  V. 
Gibbs. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  erased 
sa.    langued  gu.  as   many  lilies   of  the   first 
leaved  vert  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  cross 
tau  enclosed  by  two  escallops   or.      Ltjpton, 
co.  York ;    granted  temp.   Henry  VII ;    and 
Thame,  co.  Oxford. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads 
erased  arg.  as  many  hurts  a  chief  or  charged 
with  a  cross  patty  fitchy  enclosed  by  two  an- 
nulets gu.     Henry  Beley,  elected  1509  Abbot 
of  Tewksbury ;   U,  Ashmol.  MS. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  maiden's  heads  arg. 
crined  or  so  many  lilies  gu.  leaved  vert  a  chief 
of  the  third  charged  with  a  cross  tau  enclosed 
by  two  roses  as  the  fourth.     John  Taylor, 
Bishop  of  Lincoln  1552-4,  Cole  MS.  xlix,  fo. 
251,  correcting  Browne  Willis. 
Sa.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads 
erased  or  as  many  Moor's  heads  couped  ppr. 
filletted   of  the   second   a   chief   as   the   last 
charged  with  a  cross  potent  enclosed  by  two 
fleurs-de-lis  gu.    John  Bell,  Bishop  of  Wor- 
cester 1539-43. 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  buglehorns  stringed 
sa.  as  many  mullets  of  the  first  a  chief  em- 
battled gu.  charged  with  the  Peninsular  gold 
cross  and  clasps  suspended  from  the  ribbon 
ppr.    enclosed    by    two    mural     crowns     or. 
Colborne,  Baron  Seaton,  1839. 

Crosses 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
az.  as  many  wrens  of  the  first  a  chief  gu. 
charged  with  three  crosses  croslet  or.  Mat- 
thew Wren,  Bishop  of  Hereford  1634,  Nor- 
wich 1636,  Ely  1638-67;  Parentalia.  The 
heads  purp.  Wranne,  V.  Wren,  Biiby  Hall, 
co.  Durham.    Wrenne,  V*. 

Escallop 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  sa. 
another  chev.  of  the  first  a  chief  of  the 
second  charged  with  an  escallop  enclosed 
by  two  round  buckles  as  the  field.  Clibborn, 
Moate  Castle,  co.  Westmeath. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  so  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.  a  chief 
of  the  second  charged  with  an  escallop  of  the 
first  enclosed  by  two  5-foils  as  the  third. 
Shedden,  Paulerspury  Park,  co.  Northampton; 
and  Knockmarloch,  co.  Ayr  ;Brooklands,  East- 
onton,  and  Efford,  co.  Hants;  London;  and 
Aldham  Hall,  Suffolk;  each  with  due  diff.  as 
descended  through  Shedden,  Roughwood, 
Auchingree,  and  Kerse,  from  Shedden,  Beith, 
Scotland. 

Escallops 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  bucks 
courant  as  many  pheons  counterchanged  a 
chief  az.  charged  with  three  escallops  of  the 
first.  Swtft,  co.  York.  The  bucks  trippant. 
Swift,  Rotherham. 
Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu.  a  chief 
as  the  second  charged  with  so  many  escallops 
of  the  first.  Shedden,  Auchinmede,  Kilwin- 
ning, co.  Ayr. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within . . 
and  in  chief. , 


.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Escallops  cont. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  dexter  wings  or  as 
many  griffin's  heads  erased  of  the  first  a  chief 
arg.  charged  with  three  escallops  sa.  Richard 
Wiltee,  V. 

. .  ..Feathers 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  each 
within  a  chaplet  gu.  as  many  estoiles  arg.  a 
chief  az.  charged  with  three  writing-pens  or. 
John  Hai.es,  Nakingden,  Kent,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10. 

..  ..Fleur-de-lis 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  eugr.  betw.  three  doves  arg.  so 
many  pierced  5-foils  of  the  first  a  chief  like 
the  second  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  enclosed 
by  two  escallops  as  the  field.  Jarvice,  Pat- 
ting, co.  Cambridge. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  eagles  close  or 
so  many  5-foils  of  the  first  a  chief  like  the  se- 
cond charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis  enclosed  by 
two  spearheads  as  the  field.  Wynchcombe, 
Bucklebury,  co.  Berks. 

....  Fleurs-de-lis 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  birds  or  so  many 
5-foils  of  the  first  a  chief  like  the  second 
charged  with  three  fleurs-de-lis  as  the  field. 
Tideman  de  Winchcomb,  Bishop  of  Llandaff 
1394,  Worcester  1396-1401. 
.. .  .Flower 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  as 
many  sa.  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  rose  en- 
closed by  a  pair  of  trunks  of  trees  eradicated 
or.  Thomas  Brown,  Bishop  of  Rochester 
1435,  Norwich  1436-45;  Blomefield,  Norfolk, 
1739,  ii,  379. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  two  escallops  arg.  a  Cornish 
chough  ppr.  enclosed  by  so  many  5-foils  az.  a 
chief  as  the  second  charged  with  a  rose  enclosed 
by  a  pair  of  fleurs-de-lis  like  the  first  seeded  or 
barbed  and  leaved  vert.  Peter  or  Petre,  co. 
Devon;  and  Essex. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  buck's  heads 
erased  gu.  attired  or  as  many  mullets  of  the 
last  a  chief  gold  charged  with  a  rose  of  the 
third  enclosed  by  two  3 -foils  slipped  vert. 
Buck,  co.  Hants. 

....(Flowers)  Columbines 

Sa.  on   a  chev.  or  betw.  three  plates  as  many 
5-foils  of  the  first  a  chief  arg.  charged  with 
three  columbines  ppr.     Cooke,  Kent. 
. .  ..Lilies 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  gu.  on  a  chev.  betw. 
three  annulets  or  a  grose  enclosed  by  two  adzes 
az.  a  chief  vert  charged  with  three  lilies  slipped 
stalked  and  leaved  arg.  Company  of  Coopers, 
London ;  and  co.  Chester. 

Roses 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  as  the 
second  fretty  or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  so 
many  roses  of  the  third   barbed   and   seeded 
vert.    Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 
5-Foils 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  hurts  as  many 
estoiles   or   a   chief    gu.   charged   with    three 
5-foils  of  the  first.    Bonde,  Coventry,  V. 
....Fruits 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  owls  sa.  as  many 
lozenges  erm.  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  three 
hazel  nuts  or.  Haslewood,  a  branch  of  Hasle- 
wood,  Haselbeech,  co.  Northampton. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. ..  .cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Hands 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  sa.  betw.  three  3-foils  slip- 
ped vert  as  many  lozenges  or  a  chief  az. 
charged  with  two  arms  issuing  from  clouds  ppr. 
vested  bendy  or  and  gu.  holding  in  the  hand 
a  rose  of  the  last.  Moodye,  Ipswich,  Suffolk. 
....  Head 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  gu.  two  doves  like  the  first  on  a  chief  as 
the  third  a  griffin's  head  erased  enclosed  by  a 
pair  of  serpents  nowed  or.  Thomas  Watson, 
Bishop  of  Lincoln  1557-9. 
. . .  .Heads 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  falcons  close  arg.  as 
many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  first  a  cres- 
cent for  diff.  a  chief  erm.  charged  with  three 
spearheads  sa.  points  embrued  ppr.     Gaskell. 
....  Heart 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  lions  counter- 
ramp,  arg.  baronially  crowned  and  in  base  a 
lymphad  sails  furled  gold  three  mullets  of 
the  field  a  (canton,  another  a)  chief  per  pale 
as  the  third  and  second  charged  on  the  dexter 
side  with  a  human  heart  regally  crowned  and 
on  the  sinister  with  a  thistle  leaved  and  seeded 
ppr.  Douglas,  Castle  Douglas,  co.  Kircud- 
bright; Baronetcy  1801-9. 
....  Horseshoes 

Az.  on  a  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  lions  ramp,  or  a 
bee  ppr.  enclosed  by  two  bezants  a  chief  arg. 
charged  with  three  horseshoes  sa.    Wyatt. 
Leaves 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass,  guard,  or 
as  many  crosses  sarcelly  sa.  a  chief  az.  charged 
with  the  same  number  of  laurel  leaves  vert. 
Leveson  Fowler,  Harnage  Grange,  co.  Salop, 
Z,  444;  (in  error?). 
....  Legs 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  men's  heads  couped 
sidefaced  or  as  many  crosses  croslet  fitchy  gu. 
a  chief  arg.  charged  with  three  bird's  legs 
erased  of  the  first.  Sandes,  Cumberland ;  and 
Surrey,  1512. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  Saracen's  heads  in 
profile  couped  arg.  so  many  crosses  patty  fitchy 
of  the  first  a  chief  as  the  third  charged  with 
three  eagle's  legs  erased  at  the  thigh  sa. 
Dame  Juliana  Bray,  impaled  by  Fenrother,  V. 
Fenroder. 

.. . .Lozenge 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  lions  pass.  arg.  hold- 
ing a  battleaxe  in  the  forepaw  or  so  many  lo- 
zenges sa.  a  chief  engr.  gold  charged  with  a 
lozenge  of  the  field  betw.  two  martlets  as  the 
fourth.  Cooper,  Toddington  Park,  co.  Bed- 
ford; and  Highgate,  Middlesex. 
.. .  .Lozenges 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  eagles  rising  or  as 
many  bars  geroel  gu.  a  chief  gold  charged  with 
five  lozenges  of  the  first.  Lopes,  Maristow 
House,  co.  Devon;  Baronetcy  1805;  quarter- 
ing Franco. 

....  Letters 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  two  ducks  ppr. 
and  in  base  a  naval  crown  as  the  second  a 
bomb  fired  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  estoiles  or 
a  chief  wavy  az.  charged  with  the  word  St. 
Domingo  within  a  branch  of  laurel  entwined 
with  another  of  oak  gold.  Duckworth,  Fen- 
teroon,  Cornwall;  and  Wear,  near  Exeter; 
Baronetcy  1813. 


BRITISH    ARMORIALS. 


530 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. . .  .cunt. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Lure 

Arg.  ou  a  chev.  betw.  three  hawk's  bells  gu.  two 
bars  gemel  as  the  first  a  chief  of  the  second 
charged  with  a  hawk's  lure  enclosed  by  a  pair 
of  martlets  like  the  field.  Sr.  Thomas  Bell, 
co.  Gloucester,  V. 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  (pinks,  V*)  gilli- 
flowers  gu.  stalked  and  leaved  vert  a  woman's 
head  of  the  first  hair  dishevelled  as  the  third 
a  chief  sa.  charged  with  a  lure  double-stringed 
enclosed  by  two  birds  (falcons,  V*)  arg.  (bil- 
led, F*)  legged  like  the  field.  John  Jewell, 
Bowden,  co.  Devon,  F.  The  head  ducally 
crowned  gu.  with  the  birds  beaked  sa.  Jewell 
or  Jule,  Bowden,  co.  Devon.  And  the  lure  or. 
John  Jewel,  Bishop  of  Salisbury  15G0-71. 
. .  .Mascles 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  martlets  or  as 
many  mullets  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second  charged 
with  three  mascles  as  the  first.  Thame,  Chi- 
nor,  co.  Leicester.  The  mascles  pierced. 
Thynne. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  martlets  or  as 
many  mullets  sa.  a  chief  of  the  third  charged 
with  three  mascles  of  the  first.  Thynne,  V*. 
The  mascles  pierced.  W.  Thinne,  Clerk  of  the 
Kitchen  temp.  Henry  VIII,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or  as  many 
mullets  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with 
three  mascles  as  the  first.     Fynte. 

(Monster)  Dragon 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  roses  az.  as  many  es- 
callops of  the  first  a  chief  per  pale  gu.  and  sa. 
charged  with  a  dragon  pass,  wings  endorsed 
erm.    Hawkins. 

....  Griffin 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.  as  many  es- 
callops arg.  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  a  griffin 
pass,  of  the  third.  Hawkins,  Marsham,  Berks. 
The  griffin  of  the  first.     Hawkins,  co.  Berks. 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  az.  as  many  es- 
callops gu.  a  chief  per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  charged 
with  a  griffin  pass.  erm.  Hawkins,  co.  Glou- 
cester ;  and  Sherington,  co.  Hereford.  The 
5-foils  pierced.  Richard  Harokins,  Shering- 
ton, co.  Hereford,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  bezants  as  many 
martlets  sa.  a  chief  or  charged  with  a  griffin 
pass,  wings  endorsed  per  pale  gn.  and  sa. 
Collin  or  Collins.  But  per  pale  sa.  and  gu. 
Collins,  Essex. 

Mullets 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  a 
cross  moline  of  the  first  a  chief  gu.  charged 
with  as  many  mullets  or.  Stevenson,  co. 
Chester. 

....  Fale 

Sa.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  a 
buck  pass,  enclosed  by  a  pair  of  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  as  the  first  a  chief  chequy  or  and  az. 
charged  with  on  a  pale  betw.  two  salmons 
haurient  arg.  a  rose  gu.  seeded  or.  Richard 
Cheney  or  Cheyney,  Bishop  of  Gloucester 
and  Bristol  1562-79. 

Piles 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  demi  lions  pass, 
gu.  as  many  bezants  a  chief  sa.  charged  with 
two  piles  of  the  first.  John  Hull,  Hameldon, 
Surrey,  V. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief. ..  .cont. 
on  a  Chief  cont.  Portcullis 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or  a 
cross  clechy  gu.  a  chief  of  the  last  charged 
with  a  portcullis  chained  as  the  second.  Byrch, 
Sussex;  and  Kent. 

....  Saltire 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  hind's  heads  erased 
gu.  fretty  or  a  chief  as  the  second  charged 
with  a  saltire  (both  engr.)  enclosed  by  two 
roses  in  pale  and  as  many  demi-fleurs-de-lis 
joined  to  the  dexter  and  sinister  sides  gold. 
Beckwith,  co.  York. 
....  Sprigs 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  owls  sa.  as  many 
lozenges  erm.  a  chief  az.  charged  with  three 
acorn  branches  or.     Foulke,  co.  Worcester. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  owls  sa.  as  many 
lozenges  erm.  a  chief  az.  charged  with  three 
hazel  branches  of  nuts  or.  Haselwood,  Med- 
well,  co.  Northampton;  co.  Oxford;  and  Wyke- 
waren,  co.  Worcester.  Haselwood,  V*.  But 
the  chief  az.  charged  with  three  hazel  branches 
eradicated  vert  each  carrying  as  many  nuts  arg. 
Edmund  Haselwood,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  owl's  heads  front- 
faced  erased  sa.  as  many  lozenges  erm.  a  chief 
az.  charged  with  three  hazel  branches  or. 
Haselwood,  co.  Northampton,  V. 

Gu.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  griffin's  heads  erased 
arg.  as  many  lozenges  az.  a  chief  embattled  of 
the  second  charged  with  three  nine-leaved 
birch  branches  vert.  Byech,  Essex ;  and  co. 
Bedford.  The  chief  or.  Birch,  Garnstone, 
co.  Hereford.  Byrche,  Essex,  V. 
Staves 

Or  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  az.  as  many 

crosses  clechy  of  the  first  a  chief  gu.  charged 

with  two  staves  of  Esculapius  in  saltire  or  en- 

twinedby a  serpentppr.  BiRCH,Croydon,Surrey. 

Staples 

Ermines  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  bear's  heads 
erased  erm.  as  many  escallops  gu.  a  chief  of 
the  second  charged  with  three  door-staples  as 
the  (third,  V*)  fourth.  John  Cooke,  Fulwell 
Hacche,  Essex,  V. 

....  Swords 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
az.  as  many  ermine  spots  or  a  chief  of  the  third 
charged  with  two  swords  in  saltire  as  the  first 
enclosed  by  a  pair  of  maunches  erm.  Norton, 
Suffolk. 

...."Wreath 

Or  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  lion's  heads  erased 
ppr.  as  many  annulets  as  the  first  a  chief  em- 

,    battled  gu.  charged  with  a  wreath  of  oak  like  the 
first  betw.  the  gold  medal  and  clasp  for  Saha- 
gren    etc.    and    the    silver    Waterloo   medal. 
Vivlan  ;  Baronetcy  1828,  Barony  1841. 
Wreaths 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions  pass.  az. 
five  barrulets  arg.  a  chief  gu.  charged  with 
three  chaplets  of  the  fourth.  Hall,  London ; 
granted  18  May  1768. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
az.  fretty  of  the  first  a  chief  of  the  second 
charged  with  as  many  chaplets  or.  Hall,  Ha- 
ninsley,  and  Streatham,  co.  Cambridge. 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions  passant 
az.  fretty  of  the  first  a  chief  gu.  charged  with 
as  many  chaplets  arg.  a  martlet  for  diff.  Hall, 
co.  Durham  ;  Dublin  ;  and  co.  Antrim. 


540 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief.... cord. 

on  a  Chief  cont.  Wreaths  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  demi-lions  ramp, 
erased  az.  fretty  or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  as 
many  chaplets  of  the  (fourth,  V*)  first  flowered 
as  the  third.  John  Hall,  Salford,  co.  Lancaster, 
V.  Hall,  co.  Lincoln ;  Middlesex  ;  and  Middle- 
Walton,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  lions  ramp.  az.  fretty 
or  a  chief  gu.  charged  with  as  many  chaplets 
of  the  first  the  roses  or.     Hall,  Middlesex,  V. 
Crescent 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  betw.  three  spur-rowels  arg.  five 
gouttes  sa.  in  chief  a  crescent  of  the  third. 
(?  Cruttendon).     Holden,  Cruttenden. 
Cross 

Az.  on  a  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  two  eagles  displ. 
and  in  base  a  garb  gold  gouttes  de  sang  iD 
the  centre  chief  point  a  cross  croslet  or. 
Sidebotxom,  Harewood  Lodge,  Mottram,  co. 
Chester. 
Fillet 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  ogresses  a  cock 
of  the  first  in  chief  a  fillet  vert  and  a  double 
rose  as  the  second  enclosed  by  two  leopard's 
faces  az.  John  Longland,  Bishop  of  Lincoln 
1521-47 ;  Lansdowne  MS.  255.  But  two  fillets, 
Add.  MS.  21974. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  arg.  a  boar's 
head  erased  of  the  first  in  chief  a  fleur-de-lis 
or.     Kinloch,  Gourdie,  Scotland. 
Flower 

Arg.  on   a   chev.  gu.  betw.  three  boar's   heads 
erased  sa.  as  many  5-foils  of  the  first  the  chev. 
ensigned    on    the    top    with    a    thistle    ppr. 
Nisbet,  Dirletoun,  Scotland. 
Head 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  az.  a  talbot's 

head  of  the  first  in  the  dexter  fess  (?  chief) 

point  a  boar's  head  erased  muzzled  and  in  the 

sinister  an  anchor  in  pale  cabled  ....  Wilson. 

Heads 

Az.  on  a  chev.  or  within  a  bordure  compony  as 
the  second  and  gu.  a  crescent  for  diff.  of  the 
last  in  chief  two  leopard's  faces  gold.  Foster, IT. 
Heart 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  sa.  a  boar's  head  erased  as  the  first  and 
in  chief  a  heart  of  the  second.      Kennedy, 
Garvinmains,  Scotland. 
Letters 

Arg.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  cock's  heads  erased 
the  two  in  chief  respectant  sa.  an  escallop-shell 
or  in  chief  the  letters  A  L  az.     Alcock. 
Level 

Or  on  a  chev.  sa.  betw.  in  chief  two  plummets  az. 
and  in  base  a  level  reversed  of  the  second  two 
soldering-irons  in  saltire  enclosed  by  a  cutting 
knife  on  the  dexter  and  a  shave-hook  on  the 
sinister  arg.  in  chief  a  cross-staff  fesswise  of 
the  second.  Company  of  Plumbers. 
on  a  Quarter 

Az.  on  a  chev.  betw.  three  estoiles  or  as  many 
lozenges  gu.  on  a  sinister  quarter  per  pale  arg. 
and  az.  two  lion's  gambs  erased'  in  saltire  of 
the  third.    Butts,  Norfolk. 
Roundle 

Erin,  on  a  chev.  az.  betw.  three  bull's  heads 
erased  sa.  two  swords  arg.  pomels  and  hilts  or 
surmounted  by  a  wreath  vert  in  chief  the  Tra- 
falgar medal.    Bullen. 


On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief.  ...cont. 
Sprigs 
Arg.  on  a  chev.  engr.  gu.  betw.  three  crosses  cros- 
let fitchy  az.  an  eastern  crown  supported  by 
two  lions  counterpass.  or  in  the   centre  chief 
a  branch  of  olive  saltirewise  with    another  of 
palm  ppr.      Barlow,   Calcutta,   East  Indies; 
and  Fir  Grove,  Surrey ;  Baronetcy  1803. 
Trowel 
Az.  on  a  chev.  engr.  or  betw.  in  chief  two  plais- 
terer's  hammers  arg.   handled  of  the   second 
and  in  base  a  treble  flat  brush  of  the  third 
handle  upward  like  the  third  a  rose  gu.  seeded 
or  barbed  vert  enclosed  by  two  fleurs-de-lis  of 
the  first  in  chief  a  trowel  fesswise  handle  to 
the    sinister    as^  the     third.         Company    of 
Plaisterers,  London. 

On  1  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

and  in  base .... 

Head  or  Horn 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  within  a  bordure  invecked  arg. 
three  stars  of  the  first  in  base  (a  stag's  head 
erased    ....,    another)    a    hunting   horn   or 
stringed  arg.    Ker,  Sutherland  Hall,  Scotland. 
Shackle 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  ogressy 
three   ducks   and   in   base  a  shacklebolt  arg. 
Farnother,  London. 

lj  CHEVRON  betw.  or  within 

Arg.  a  chev.  and  in  base  a  dexter  half  chev.  sa. 
all  betw.  three  chaplets  gu.  Asheton,  V. 
Ashton,  V* ;  quartered  by  Beconsall,  Harl. 
MS.  1549,  fo.  35;  and  by  Preston,  Arton  in 
Craven,  co.  York,  Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  140. 
The  half  chev.  sinister.  Ashton,  quartered 
by  Beconshall,  Harl.  MS.  1535,  fo.  48  6. 
Beekenshall,  co.  Lancaster. 

2  CHEVRONS 

....  two  chev and  over  all  a  cross  croslet 

fitchy  ....  Walter  de  Merton,  Bishop  of 
Rochester  1274-7 ;  Nichols,  Leicester,  ii,  649. 

Arg.  two  chev.  az.  Baged.  William  Bagod,  E  ; 
F.  Bagod,  V.  Bagot,  co.  Stafford.  Tyrrell, 
Essex;  and  Norfolk. 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  Chetwyn.  De  Brendon. 
Erndon.  Fallesby.  Fettlplace,  Rudder, 
co.  Gloucester,  220.  Sir  Rafe  Grandene,  I. 
Grandon,  V*.  Sire  Rauf  de  Grandone,  N. 
Sr.  Rauff  Grendon,  H.  Sr.  de  Grendon,  V. 
Grendon,  Grendon,  co.  Warwick;  quartered 
by  Chetwynd.  Robert  de  Grendone,  E;  F. 
Grey.  Langborne.  Langton,  Baron  of  Malton, 
co.  Lancaster.  More,  co.  Devon.  Mower,  co. 
Devon,  V.  Moyer,  Petsey  Hall,  Essex ; 
Baronetcy  1701-15.  Sir  Robert  Peche,  H; 
but  Perche  credo  Peche  in  margin,  Y. 
Robertfeld,  V*.  St.  Maur  or  Seymour,  St. 
Maur,  co.  Gloucester;  quartering  or  a  lion 
ramp,  within  an  orle  of  eight  crosses  croslet  az. 
St.  Maure.  (?  Steer,  Ireland.)  Sully,  Id- 
desleigh,  co.  Devon. 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  a  5-foil  for  diff.  az.    Fallesby. 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  az.  Grendon,  co.  Lei- 
cester. The  label  of  three  points.  Albini, 
co.  Lincoln.  But  of  four  points.  Hue  de 
Seymors,  G.  But  of  five  points.  St.  Maure. 
Lawrence  de  Seintmore,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


541 


2  CHEVRONS    cont. 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  az.  floretty.  St.  Maur. 

The   label   of    five   points    az.   charged    with 

fifteen  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Nicol  de  Seinmor,  E. 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  three  az. 

betw.  a  pair  vert.     Laurence  de  Seintmore,  A. 

Arg.  two  chev.  and  a  label  of  three  points  gu. 

Grendon. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  vair.  Sire  Robert  de 
Grandone,  N.  John  Grendon  (in  margin), 
Y.  Monsire  de  Grindone,  Y.  The  label  vairy 
arg.  and  sa.  Grandon. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  vert.  Monsire  Thomas 
le  Arcedyakne,  Y.  John  Grendon,  Y.  Lau- 
rence Seymore,  P.  Sire  Nicolas  de  Seinmor, 
N.  St.  Maur,  co.  Gloucester.  Monsire  de 
St.  Moore,  Y.  The  label  of  three  points.  Sr. 
de  Grandon,  co.  Gloucester,  V.  St.  Maur, 
North  Molton,  co.  Devon  ;  a  heiress  m.  Drury. 
St.  Maur,  co.  Gloucester ;  and  Castle  Cary,  co. 
Somerset,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  54.  Sr.  Lau- 
rence de  St.  Maure,  I.  Sr.  Nicolas  Saint 
Maure,  co.  Gloucester,  V.  The  label  of  five 
points.  Lorenz  de  Seinmor,  E. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  over   all   a  lion   ramp.    sa. 

Winthorp,  Groton,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  goutty  de  sang  two  chev.  gu.    Moore,  San- 
don,  and  Haddon,  co.  Hertford ;  and  London. 
Arg.  goutty  de  poix  two  chev.  gu.     St.  Maure. 
Arg.  two  chev.  engr.  gu.     Gairden  or  Gaudine, 

That  Ilk.     Graiden,  Scotland. 
Arg.  two  chev.  reversed  gu.    Newton,  Norfolk ; 
as  (without  tinctures)  Harl.MS.  1386,  fo.  35. 
Arg.  two  chev.  paly  of  six  az.  and  or.     Birt. 
Arg.  two  chev.  paly  of   six   or  and   az.     Birt. 
Tregareck  or  Tregarrick,  Tregarrick,  Corn- 
wall ;  the  heiress  m.  Trenowth. 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.      Ash  or  Ashe,  Twickenham, 
Middlesex;    and  Downton,  co.    Wilts;  Baro- 
netcy 1660-1734.    Ashe  or  Esse,  co.  Somer- 
set;   and    Sowton,    co.    Devon.      Ashe,  V*. 
Ashe,  Freshford,  co.  Somerset;  Fifield,  Heytes- 
bury,   and  Langley   Burwell,    co.   Wilts ;    co. 
Trim ;   Asbgrove,  co.  Limerick ;  Ashfield,  co. 
Meath,  originally  Esse  or   Essecourt,  Clyst 
Fornyson,  co. Devon.     Crouchman,  F*.    Esse, 
quartered  by  Yeo,  Harl.  31S.  3288,  fo.   56. 
Grigg,  V.     (?  Hugham.)     Kine.    William  de 
Kylaby,  V.      Kylahy.      Kynn.     Sire  William 
de  Lamboure,  N.    Milo  de  Lamburn,  F.    Sr. 
William   Lambdrn,   Essex,    V.      William    de 
Laborne  (or  Lamborne, Harl.  MS.  6137,  A,  or 
Lamburne,    E.      Lamborne.      M'Laren    or 
Mac  Laren,  Scotland.    Rosethe.    Staunton, 
Cargins,  co.  Galway ;  Baronetcy  . . . . ;  and  co. 
Nottingham.     Tyrrell,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  a  label  of  three   points  az. 
Kittelby  or  Kittleby,  Steple,  co.  Salop.  The 
label  gu.     Kettleby,  co.  Gloucester ;  co.  Lin- 
coln ;  and  Steple,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  two  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  martlet 
sa.     Stanton.    But  a  mullet  ....     Ashe  or 
Esse,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  two  chev.  and  over  all  a  pile  voided  sa. 

Atwill,  Exeter,  Harl.  MS.  1538,  fo.  1. 
Arg.  two  chev.  conjoined  in  fess  sa.     Halfehlde  ; 

granted  1560. 
Arg.  goutty  de  larmes  two  chev.  sa.     (?  Saint 

Maure.) 
Arg.  two  chev.  couped  sa.    Attelounde. 
Arg.    two  chev.    of    the    first     fimbriated     sa. 
Langham,  altered  to  Lugham  (?  for  Hugham), 
Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34  6.) 


2  CHEVRONS  cont. 
Arg.  two  chev.  couched  vert.     Couchmaster. 
Az.  two   chev.   arg.      Chawers    or   Chaworth. 

Latham.    Lathom.    Lathum. 
Az.  two  chev.   arched  couched  aud  fretted  arg. 

Bracegirdle. 
Az.  two  chev.  erm.      Wall,  Suffolk.      Wall,  V. 

Wallis. 
Az.  two  chev.  or.  Sr.de  Alfreton,  F.  Alfretton, 
F*  ;  the  coheirs  m.  Latham  and  Chaworth. 
Airault,  quartered  by  Piper.  Aufferton. 
Breton,  Leyrbreton,  Essex,  V.  Sire  Tho- 
mas  de  Chauworde,  N.  Chawells.  Chawers. 
Chaworth,  F.  Thomas  de  Chaworth,  A. 
Sr.  Thomas  Chaworth,  I;  J;  X.  Sir  Chris- 
topher Chaworth,  R.  M.  William  Chaworth, 
S.  Monsire  de  Chaworth,  Y.  Chaworth, 
Suffolk;  Alfreton,  co.  Derby;  and  Kempsford, 
co.  Gloucester.  Thomas  de  Chelwinch,  A, 
Harl.  MS.  6137.  Cheyney.  Fitz-Ranulph, 
co.  Derby ;  and  co.  Nottingham.  Latham, 
quartering  arg.  an  inescucheon  within  an  orle 
of  eight  pierced  5-foils  sa.  Latham,  quarter- 
ing gu.  a  fess  dancetty  betw.  six  billets  or. 
Lathum,  F.  Randolph,  Ireland.  Sheworth. 
Az.  two  chev.  or  a  label  gu.  Monsire  de 
Chinnorche,  Y.  The  label  of  three  points. 
Sir  William  de  Chaworth,  I. 
Az.  two  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  mullet  or. 

M.  John  Lyssoures,  X;  or  Lysours,  Y. 
Chequy  or   and  gu.  two  chev.   sa.      Clayton. 

Clayston,  F. 
Erm.  two  chev.  az.  Bagot  ;  Baronetcy  1627, 
Barony  1780.  Bagot,  Pype  Hall,  co.  Stafford. 
Bagot,  Blithfield,  co.  Stafford ;  Baronetcy  1730. 
Lewis  Bagot,  Bishop  of  Bristol  1782,  Norwich 
1783,  St.  Asaph  1790-1802.  Richard  Bagot, 
Bishop  of  Oxford  1829,  Bath  and  Wells 
1845-54. 
Erm.  two  chev.  gu.  Fanner.  Femynor 
Fenmer  Ferimor  and  Fermer,  Norfolk ;  and 
Suffolk.  Sr.  John  de  St.  Maure,  R.  St.  Maur 
or  Seymour,  Suffolk.  Sille  or  Sllley. 
Somer  or  Somner,  Kent ;  and  Suffolk.  Charles 
Richard  Sumner,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1826, 
Winchester  1827.  John  Bird  Sumner,  Bishop 
of  Chester  1828,  Canterbury  1848-62. 
Erm.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  of  four  points  az. 

Rauf  de  Seymors,  G. 
Erm.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  az.     Sire 

de  Seinmor,  N de  Semmaire,  F.     Sire 

Rauf  le  Semure,  J. 
Erm.  two  chev.  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  vert. 
Rauf  de  Seinmor,  E.    The  label  charged  with 
as    many    fleurs-de-lis    or.     Nicholas  de    S. 
Maure,  F. 
Erm.  two  chev.  or.    Sumner,  Puttenham  Priory, 
Surrey.      Sumner,  Hatchland  Park,  Surrey, 
quartering  Holme. 
Erm.  two  chev.  paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.    Roper, 

late  Viscount  Baltinglass,  1716. 
Erm.  two  chev.  purp.     Sr.  John  Selly,  V. 
Erm.  two  chev.  sa.    Sr.  Richard  Fenner,   Suf- 
folk, F.      Illeigh,  Northumberland.      Sr.  de 
Illey,  F.    St.  Maure  or  Seymour,  V.    Sire 
John  de  Ylee,  O. 
Erm.  two  chev.  engr.  sa.    Houghton. 
Gu.  two  chev.  arg.  Bawde.co. Lincoln.  Fentiman. 
Sr.  de  Fetiplace,  F.     Fetiplace,  co.  Worces- 
ter.   Fettiplace,  F*  ;  and  Chilrey,  and  Fern- 
ham,   co.  Berks;    Baronetcy    1661-1743;    the 
coheirs  m.  Pitts,  Lacy,  Bushel,  and  Broderick. 
Hyde,  South  Denchworth,  and  Kingston  Lisle, 


542 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


2  CHEVRONS  cont. 
co.  Berks.  Hyde,  Pangborne,  co.  Berks  ;  de- 
rived from  Alnwickes,  in  Letcombe  Regis. 
Lawrence, Cirencester,co. Gloucester.  Pannell, 
Norfolk.  Parnell,  Baron  Congleton,  Rath- 
league,  Queen's  County.  'Paynell,  impaled  by 
Sykes  in  church  of  St.  Andrew  Undershaft, 
London.  Paynell,  Boothby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Pennell. 
Gu.  on  a  chev.  arg.  interlacing  (another  reversed) 

or.     Sheddan,  Scotland. 
Gu.  two  chev.  that  in  chief  or  the   other  arg. 

Wills,  Botesfleming,  and  Saltash,  Cornwall. 
Gu.  two  chev.  arg.  a  bend  sa.     Parnell. 
Gu.  two  chev.  arg.  on  a  label  of  five  points  az. 
five  fleurs-de-lis  or.    Edmund  de  Waldeseuf, 
F.      But  fifteen.      Alain    de    (Waldesefth, 
Harl.  MS.  G137)  Waldefesth,  A. 
Gu.  two  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  az.     Fitz-Piers. 
Gu.  two  chev.  erm.    Dominus  de  Cheveron,  V. 

Cheverton,  V*. 

Gu.  two  ehev.  lozengy  arg.  and  az.     Fitz-Piers. 

Gu.    two    chev.    or.      Counte    de    Esterne  or 

Strathern;  D.       Fallesle    or    Fallvesle, 

Northampton.     Grendon.     Mare.    Le  Counte 

de  Stratherne,  Scotland,  Y.      Waldescheff, 

V.    Waldsheff.    And  with  a  label  of  three 

points  az.     Waldeschefe,  V. 

Gu.  two  chev.  that  in  chief  or  the  other   arg. 

Wills,  Botesfleming,  and  Saltash,  Cornwall. 
Gu.    two   chev.   vair.     Monsire  de  Turnell  or 

Turvell,  Y.    Robert  Turville,  Y. 
Lozengy  arg.  and  sa.  two  chev.  or.     Oram. 
Or  two   chev.  that  in   chief  gu.  the  other  az. 

Pope,  Shrewsbury. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  Sir  Thomas  Daventer,  V. 
Daventree,  V*.  M.  John  de  Fallesle,  S. 
John  Fallesley,  V.  Fallesley,  co.  Bucking- 
ham. Falvesley,  V*.  Sr.  Walter  Fitz  Robert, 
V;  and  Northumberland.  Sire  Walter  le 
Filz-Robert,  N.  Monson,  Reson,  South 
Carleton,  and  Burton,  co.  Lincoln;  Baronetcy 
1730,  Baron  Monson  1728 ;  quartered  by  Wat- 
son now  Milles  Baron  Sondes.  Mounson. 
Modnsor.  Robertfeld,  Northumberland,  V. 
Robartfield.  Le  Counte  de  Stracherne,  Y. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  in  the  dexter'  chief  a  crescent 
sa.  Sr.  Thomas  Fallesley,  V.  Salesley  or 
Salkesley.  But  a  5-foil  az.  Fallesley,  V. 
But  a  mullet  sa.  Sir  William  Robert,  W. 
Or  two  chev.  sa.  Alche.  Greike.  Kyme,  V. 
Lamborne,  Essex.  M'Lellan.  Mackleld. 
Maclellan,  Bomby,  Baron  Kirkcudbright, 
1633,  extinct  . . . .,  quartered  by  Lee.  Manny. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  sa.  two  chev.  counterchanged. 

Grymsby. 
Per  chev.  az.  and  arg.  on  each  side  of  the  chev. 
point  a  chev.  of  the  second.      Grimsby,  V*. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  two  chev.  counterchanged. 

Sawle. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.   two   chev.   in   chief  or. 

Tuckey,  Ireland. 
Per  chev.  gu.  and  erm.  two  chev.  counterchanged. 
Hankwell,  V*.    Hankewell  or  Sankewell, 
V.    Sanckwell  or  Sankwell. 
Per   chev.  sa.  and  arg.  in  chief  two  chev.  arg. 

Grymsby,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10,  fo.  753. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  on  each  side  of  the  chev. 

point  a  chev.  of  the  second.     Grymsby,  V. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  two  chev.  counterchanged. 

Grimsby,  V.    Grymsby. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.   two  chev.  in   chief  or. 
Grymsby. 


2  CHEVRONS  cont. 
Per  fess  arg.  and  gu.  on  the  first  a  chev.  sa.  and 

on  the   second   another   or.       Beardmore  or 

Berdmore. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  two  chev.  gu.     Flashman. 
Purp.  two  chev.  arg.     Sr.  de  Bawde,  V. 
Sa.  two  chev.  arg.       Butvillain  and  Butvillan. 

Burlyn.     Cecill,  V*.     Thomas  Cecyll,  V. 
Sa.  two  chev.  erm.     Millard. 
Sa.  two  chev.  or.     Borlyn. 
Vair  two  chev.  gu.  Balner.   Bellanx.  Bellenx, 

W. 

2  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Annulet 

Arg.  two   chev.  and  in    chief  an    annulet    sa. 
Browne. 
Beast 

Or  two  chev.  and  in  chief  a  lion  pass.  gu. 
Fitz-Ronard  or  Fitz-Roward,  co.  Bucking- 
ham. 

Beasts 

Sa.  two  chev.  arg.  in  chief  as  many  lions  com- 
batant or.     Chipenham. 
Birds 

Az.  two  chev.  or  in  chief  as  many  martlets  arg. 
Britain  or  Briton,  Lord  Mayor  of  London 
1294-97. 

Gu.  two  chev.  or  in  chief  as  many  martlets  arg. 
Wills,  Ireland. 
Canton 

Arg.  two  chev.  az.  a  canton  gu.    Dexter. 

Arg.  two  chev.  and  a  canton  gu.  Bertram  D'Orl 
. . . . ;  in  margin  '  Credo  Orlanston  vel 
Cryoll,'.E.  Crioll,  Croxton.  Feton  or  Fitton, 
co.  Chester.  Fytton,  V*.  Gawseworth. 
(?  Hable  or  Habley.)  (?  Keryell,  Kent.) 
Kiriel,  co.  Leicester.  Kyrell.  Orby,  Gos- 
worth,  co.  Chester.  Orreby,  V* ;  adopted  by 
Fitton  on  marriage  with  the  heiress.  Titton, 
V*.   Waspale  or  Waspoole.    (?  Werberton.) 

Arg.  two  chev.  and  a  canton  sa.  (?  Dalby.) 
The  chev.  engr.    Dalby,  V*. 

Az.  two  chev.  and  a  canton  or.     Rees,  V*. 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  a  canton  az.  Gegon  Gigon  or 
Jegon,  V*.    Pope,  co.  Salop. 

Or  two  chev.  and  a  canton  gu.  Bevell.  Criell, 
V*,  or  Kerriell.  Criol,  Albury,  co.  Hertford. 
Cryoill,  V*.  Kenell,  Kent.  Kirriell,  V*. 
Kyrell,  Sutton,  Kent.     Kyriall,  V*. 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  a  canton  sa.      M'Leish,  Scot- 
land, 
on  a  Canton ....  Anchor 

Chequy  arg.  and  az.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  or 
an  anchor  sa.     Clerke  ;  granted  1761. 

Annulet 

Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  on  a  canton  erm.  an  annulet 
of  the  second.  Browne,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1438  and  1448. 

....  Annulets 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  three 
annulets  arg.     Cryer. 

•  •  •  •  JDcilS  b 

....  two  chev on  a  canton  ....  a  lion  pass. 

....     Cassidy. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

lion  pass,  as  the  first.     Orbaston.     The  lion 

ramp.    De  Orbaston,  V*. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

lion  ramp.  or.     Oldston  or  Ollaston. 
Erm.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  lion 

pass.  or.    Orreby.  . 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


543 


2  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Beast  cont. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
lion   pass.   arg.        Fitz-Ronard.       Orleston. 
Reynard.      Rohandes    and    Fitz-Rohandes, 
co.  Leicester. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton   of  the  second  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  as  the  first.     Kyriell. 
.. . .Bends 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  arg.  three  hends 
of  the  second.    Balas,  V*. 

(Bird)  Eagle 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  caDton  az.  an  eagle  wings 

endorsed  or.  Jeggins  or  Jegon. 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  an  eagle 
displ.  as  the  first.  Pierson,  co.  Gloucester; 
Westminster ;  and  Hitchin,  co.  Hertford ; 
granted  1577.  The  eagle  displ.  or.  Pearson 
or  Piekson,  Westminster. 

....Falcon 
Arg.  two   chev.  gu.  on  a   canton    az.   a    falcon 
rising  or.      John  Jegon,  Bishop  of   Norwich 
1603-18. 

..  ..Crescent 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cres- 
cent as  the  first.     (?  Hall).     Hanlo,  V*. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cres- 
cent arg.    M.  Nicholas  Hanlo,  D.    Hawle. 
....Cross 
Arg.  two  chev.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross  bo- 

tonny  fitcby  or.     Modferley. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 

croslet  as  the  first.  Boolde  or  Bould. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 
croslet  fitcby  gu.  Moberly  or  Modburley, 
V*.  Mobdurley. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  cross 
patonce  or.  Bold,  V*.  The  cross  patty. 
Bald  Bold  or  Bawd  ;  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D 
10.  Bold,  V*.  The  cross  pometty  fitchy  or. 
Modberley,  V*. 

....  Cup 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  co- 
vered cup  or.  Waterbulton  or  Waterbuston, 
Surrey. 

....  Escallop 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  an  es- 
callop or.     Pope,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  436. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  an  escallop 
as  the  first.    Clarke,  East  Bareholt,  Suffolk. 
....  Fleur-de-lis 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  az.  a  fleur-de-lis 
or.    Freby.    Freche,  V*. 

....4-Foil 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  on  a  canton  az.  a  4- foil  .... 
Staunton,    Staunton,   co.    Nottingham ;    the 
heiress  m.  Charlton. 

....  Hammer 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  sa.  a  mallet  arg. 
Pope,  V*. 

....  Head 
Or  two  chev.  vert  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion's  head 
erased  arg.    Henshall. 

Heads 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  three 
leopard's  'heads  as  the  first.  Roiienal,  V*. 
Romenall,  V*. 

....  Key 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  key  as 
the  first.     Criall.     De  Cryoll  alias  Deicrow, 
London ;  and  Enfield,  Middlesex,  1634. 


2  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief cont. 

on  a  Canton  cont.  Mascle 
Or  two  chev.  engr.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 
a  mascle  arg.  Reynardson,  Plymouth,  co. 
Devon ;  and  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1649  ; 
granted  1632.  Reynardson,  Holywell,  co. 
Lincoln. 

Mullet 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
mullet  as  the  first.  Stanley.  Stanlow,  V*. 
The  mullet  pierced.  Stanley.  Stanlow. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a 
mullet  or.  Pope,  London.  Warbilton,  Cot- 
ton. MS.  Tiberius  D  10.  Warburton,  V*. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  mullet 
of  the  first.  Pope,  Hendall,  Sussex;  quarter- 
ing Weston.     Pope,  V*. 

. . . .  Round les 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the   last  five 
plates.     Bronex,  Kent. 

Wreath 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
chaplet  as  the  first.     Hall,  V*. 
Chief 
Az.  two  chev.  or  a  chief  chequy  of  the  second 

and  first.    Shiel,  Ireland. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  a  chief  vair.     St.  Quintin,  V*; 
and  co.  York.     St.  Quinton,  V. 
on  a  Chief.. .  .Beast 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 
pass,  as  the  first.    Ingle. 

Billets 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  or   three  billets 
of  the  second.     Stayll,  V. 
....  Escallop 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on    a   chief   of  the   last  an 
escallop  or.     Pope. 

6-Foil 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

5-foils  as  the  first.     Bradnox. 
Or   two  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
5-foils  arg.     Broadnax.    Brodnax,  Kent ;  and 
co.  Chester. 

....  Palets 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  or   three  palets 
of  the  last.     Stayll. 
....  Roundles 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
bezants.     Skilling,  co.  Hants ;  and  Draycot, 
co.  Wilts. 
Crescents 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  in  chief  as  many  crescents  az. 
Singleton,  Ireland. 
Escallops 
Gu.  two  chev.  and  in  chief  three  escallops  arg. 

Parnell,  Baron  Congleton,  20  August  1841. 
Gu.  two  chev.  arg.  in  chief  as  many  escallops 
or.     Fetttplace,  co.  Hants. 
Heads 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  in  chief  as  many  hart's  heads 
cabossed  gu.     Lavering. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  in  chief  three  fleurs-de-lis  of 
the  last.    Barber,  W. 
Mullets 
Az.  two  chev.  or  in  chief  as  many  mullets   of 
the  last.     Sr.  de  Breton,  V ;  and  Haxsted,  Es- 
sex.    The  mullets  six-pointed.     Breton. 
Az.  two  chev.  or  in  chief  three  mullets  of  the  last. 
Breton,  V. 
Quarter 
Arg.  two  chev.  and  a  quarter  gu.     CuiELLE,Kent, 
Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10,  fo.  645.    Fytton, 


544 


AN  ORDINARY  OF 


2  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


Quarter 
Gawsworth,  co.  Chester,  V.      John  Kyrell,  X. 
Orreey,  V.      Touch.      Roger  de  Wapail,  E. 
Roger  Wapaille,  X.    And  with  a  mullet  for 
diff.  sb.     Roger  Wappayle,  X. 
Arg.  two  chev.  engr.  and  a  quarter  sa.     Walter 

Dalby,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Az.  two  chev.  and  a  quarter  or.     Rees,  V. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  and  a  quarter  az.      Gigon  or 

Jegon,  V.  , 
Or  two  chev.  and  a  quarter  gu.  Robert  (Bertram, 
Harl.  MS.  6137)  de  Criell,  A.  Bertram  de 
Criole,R.  Cryoill,  V.  Sir  Nicolas  de  Kyriel, 
N.  Kyriell,  Kent,  V.  M.  Nicole  Kyryell, 
S.  Bertram  D'Orl  ....  (credo  Orleston 
vel  Cryoll,  E;  but  De  Criel,  E,  Harl.  MS. 
6137.) 

on  a  Quarter ....  Beast 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  lion 
ramp,  as  the  first.     "William  de  Orbaston,  V. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  lion 
pass.  arg.    Sire  Fitz-Ronaed,  N.    The  lion 
ramp.     M.William  deORLANSTON,D.    William 
de  Orleston,  A. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  lion 
ramp,  as  the  first.      William  de  Orlanstone, 
A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

....  Beasts 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  so 
many  lions  pass,  in  pale  as  the  first.    John  de 
Orbebi,  F. 

Bendlets 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  three 
bendlets  arg.     Sr.  George  Balas,  V. 

Crescent 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  cres- 
cent as   the  first.      Nicolas   Handlo,  V ;   or 
Hanlo,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10,  fo.  645. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  cres- 
cent arg.     Nicolas  de  Haulo,  A. 
....  Cross 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  cross 
croslet  fitchy  or.       Moberley,  V.      Sr.  John 
Modburley,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  cross 
patonce  or.      Sr.  John  de  Bold,  co.  Lancaster, 
V.    The  cross  patty.    Bold,  V. 

Flenr-de-lis 

Arg.  two  chev.  az.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  fleur- 
de-lis  or.    Esteven  Streche,  X. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  az.  a  fleur-de-lis 
or.    Freche,  V. 

..  ..Heads 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  three 
leopard's  faces  as  the  first.  Raffe  (Romenal, 
Harl.  MS.  6137)  Romenalle  or  Romevalle, 
A.  Romenall,  V.  Rohney,  Middleton,  Kent; 
granted  1615. 

....Mullet 
Arg.  two  cbev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  last  a  mul- 
let as  the  first.  Stanlaw,  V.  The  mullet  or. 
M.  Gefferey  Warbirton,  S.  Sr.  Gefferey 
Warbdrton,  co.  Chester,  V. 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  sa.  a  mullet  arg. 
Pope,  V. 

Wreath 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  on  a  quarter  of  the  second  a 
chaplet  as  the  first.     Hall,  W. 
Roundles 
Arg.  two  chev.    sa.    in    chief    three    ogresses. 
McLaggan,  Scotland. 


2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within 

Annulets 
Arg.  two    chev.  sa.  betw.    three    annulets    gu. 
Spaxon  or  Spaxton,  Scotland. 

Beasts Deer 

Per  fess  embattled  az.  and  gu.  two  chev.  or  betw. 
three  bucks  trippant  arg.  attired  and  hoofed 
of  the  third.  Robinson,  Batt's  House,  co.  So- 
merset; Baronetcy  11  November  1823. 
....  Lions 
Per  pale  indented  az.  and  sa.  two  chev.  betw. 
three  lions  ramp.  or.  Curtler,  Bevere  House, 
Worcester. 

Birds  ....  Eagles 
Az.  two  chev.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  eagles  and 
in  base  a  crescent  or.  Brettell  ;  granted 
1850  to  W.  Edwards,  Burway,  near  Ludlow,  on 
taking  the  name  and  arms  of  Brettell  and 
Vaughan. 

....  Falcons 
Gu.  two  chev.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  falcons  belled 
rising  or  each  charged  on  the  breast  with  a 
cross  patty  fitchy  az.  and  in  base  a  cross  as 
above  of  the  second.  Masters,  Ewdon,  co. 
Salop. 

....  Doves 
Az.  two  chev.  or  betw.  three   doves   (?  wood- 
wallises)  ppr.  Pinfold,  Dunstable,  co.  Bedford. 
....  Ducks 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  drakes  the  backs  sa. 
bellies  arg.     Ynys  Enlli  yn  Llyn. 
....  Eagles 
Gu.  two  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  eagles  displ.  or. 
Parsons,  Barbadoes.     Sir  John  Parsons,  Lord 
Mayor    of    London    1704;     and     Humphrey 
Parsons,  Lord  Mayor  1731. 

....  Falcons 
Gu.  two  chev.  betw.  three  falcons    arg.  beaked 

legged  and  belled  or.      Hadley,  co.  Hereford  ; 

and  London  ;  granted  1685. 
Gu.  two  chev.  or  betw.  three  hawks  belled  arg. 

Hedley,  quartered  by  Dent. 
....  Herons 
Sa.  two  chev.  or  betw.  three  herons  arg.    Heron. 

....  Martlets 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  three  martlets 

sa.  and  in  base  a  heart  crowned  ppr.    Oliver, 

Scotland. 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  sa.  Tanfield 

or  Tansfield,  Copswood,  Essex.    Tanfield, 

Essex  ;  co.  Northampton  ;  and  co.  York.     Sr. 

Robert  Tanfeild,  V.    Tanfild,  temp.  Edward 

IV,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44. 
Az.  two  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.     Hunt, 

Speckington,  co.  Somerset. 
Sa.  two  chev.  or  betw.  three  martlets  gu.  Baldry, 

London. 
Sa.  two  chev.  betw.  three  martlets  or.  Caseborne, 

Caseborne,  Kent. 

Popinjays 

Az.  two  chev.  or  betw.  three  woodwallises  ppr. 

Pinfold, Dunstable, co. Bedford;  granted  1501. 
....  Eagles 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  six   eagles   displ.  az. 

Tusses. 

....  Martlets 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  six  martlets  gu.     Cooke,  co. 

Worcester.     Cookes,  Bentley  ;  descended  from 

Cookes,  Nargrove,  co.  Worcester ;  quartering 

Jennetts   and   Denham.     Gennet  or  Jennet, 

Nargrave,  co.  Worcester.  Jennets,  V*.     But 

the  martlets  two  three  and  one.    Jenets,  V. 


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2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within. 


.cont. 


Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 

Arg.  two  cliev.  gu.  betw.  six  martlets  three  two 
and  one  sa.     Gennett.     Jennet. 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  six  martlets  sa.  Worcester 
College,  Oxford;  for  its  founder,  Cookes, 
Norgrove,  co.  Worcester ;  quartering  sa.  a 
buck's  head  cabossed  or;  Baronetcy  1004-1701. 

Bordure 

Arg.  two  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Rockley.  Tieeell,  Thornton,  co.  Bucking- 
ham ;  Heron,  and  Spingfield,  Essex  ;  Gepynge, 
Suffolk ;  and  Ryegate,  Surrey.  Tyrel,  Bore- 
ham  House,  Essex  ;  Baronetcy  1809.  Sir  Ro- 
bert Tyeell,  temp.  Edward  IV,  Harl.  MS. 
6137,  fo- 44.  Sr.  Thomas  Tyeeell.F.  Tyrrell, 
Stanford,  co.  Berks  ;  the  heiresses  m.  Hatch  and 
Nicholl. 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  az. 
Tyrrell,  Rushton,  co.  Stafford,  1583. 

Arg.  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  gu.  Ceioll  or 
Keeiell,  co.  Leicester.     Grandon. 

Arg.  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Kymber.     Macklellan,  Barclay,  Scotland. 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 
Gbendon. 

Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Tirrell.    Tyrrell. 

Arg.  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  sa.  M'Laren, 
Scotland.    Staunton,  co.  Nottingham. 

Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the 
last.  Staunton,  Longbridge,  co.  Warwick ; 
quartering  Crynes.  M.  Thomas  de  Staw'ton,S. 

Era),  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  Mushet, 
Burnbank.  The  bordure  charged  with  eight 
crescents  arg.     Mushet,  Holland. 

Erm.  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  Mushett. 

Gu.  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  arg.  Dean,  co. 
Lincoln;  and  Saltingstall,  co.  York;  usurped 
by  Deane.  Deane  or  Deene,  co.  Lincoln. 
Deen,  co.  Lincoln,  V.     M.  John  Paynell,  S. 

Gu.  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  arg.  over  all  a 
bend  sa.  Parnell,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  110. 
Paynell.    But  a  bendlet.    Paynell,  V. 

Gu.  two  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the 
last.    Pannell,  Norfolk.    Paynell,  V. 

Gu.  two  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or.   Tornill. 

Gu.  two  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  or  over  all  a 
bend  sa.    Parnell. 

Gu.  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  or.  Thomas  de 
Charneles,  E.  Charnells,  co.  Leicester. 
Daubeney.  Tharnell,  V.  Thornell,  V*. 
Tornill. 

Or  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  az.  Musard, 
Stavely,  co.  Derby. 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  az. 
Beewas. 

Or  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  gu.  Albany.  Sr. 
de  Baemoyt,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10,  but 
Beauvoyee,  V.  Dalbenay  or  Daebenay. 
William  Daubeny,  Beauvoir,  B,  or  Beauvaire, 
P.     Dawbeny.     Dawbney. 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  of  the  last. 
Dabigni,  F*. 

Or  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.  bezanty. 
Chauncey.    Chauncy,  V*.    Vannell,  V*. 

Or  two    chev.   sa.  within  a    bordure    gu.     Mac 
Lagan  or  M'Lagan,  Scotland. 
Buildings 

Or  on  two  chev.  betw.  three  wells  az.  watered  arg. 
as  many  lion's  gamba  erased  gu.  Powell,  co. 
Oxford. 


2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Buckles 
Or  two  chev.  gu.  in  chief  as  many  buckles  az.  in 

base  a  horn  of  the  last  stringed  of  the  second. 

Oeme,  Magdrum,  co.  Fife. 
Sa.  two  chev.  or  betw.  four  buckles  three  in  chief 

and  one  in  base  arg.   Beadbuey,  co.  Lancaster. 
Castle 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  castles  gu.    Castle. 

Chevrons 
Erminois  two  chev.  az.  betw.  as  many  gu.  Eveey, 

Egginton,  co.  Derby;  Baronetcy  1041. 
Crescents 
Az.  a  chev.  gemel  or  betw.  three  crescents  (of  the 

second,  Harl.  MS.  1008,  fo.  45)  arg.  Sire  Johan 

de  Hotot,  co.  Gloucester;  N. 
Escallops 
....  two  chev betw.  three  escallops   .... 

William  de  Wikehame,  Bishop  of  Winchester 

1307-1404,  seal  "  in  Curia  Ward."  ;  Add.  MS. 

5538,  fo.  1. 
Erm.  two  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  escallops  gu. 

Hope,  Northall  Court,  Middlesex. 
Gu.    two     chev.     betw.     three     escallops     arg. 

Parkinges.    Paekins.    Peekins. 
Gu.  two  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  or.     Deeves. 
Sa.  two  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  arg.     Bode, 

Feversham,  Kent.   With  six  escallops  two  three 

and  one.     Boade.    But  with  twelve  escallops 

six  three  and  three.    Boode,  Essex. 
Fire 
Arg.  two  chev.  az.  betw.  as  many  flames  of  fire 

ppr.      Wells.      But  three  flames.      Wells, 

Piercefield,    co.    Monmouth.      Wells,    1716. 

Wells,  co.  Worcester. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Arg.   two    chev.    betw.    three    fleurs-de-lis    gu. 

Babboe;  Upcot,  co.  Somerset ;  and  Fremington, 

co.  Devon.      And  with  a  bordure  of  the  last. 

Baebee. 
Arg.  two  chev.  wavy  gu.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 

sa.   Pilland,  co.  Devon.    ^Pyllande,  co.  De- 
von, Harl.  MS.  1380,  fo.  35  b.) 
Arg.    two    chev.    betw.  three    fleurs-de-lis    sa. 

Fanshaw,  Barking,  Essex. 
Arg.  two  chev.  wavy  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 

Pilland,  co.  Devon.    Pilland,  V*.    Pyllond, 

co.  Devon,  V.    Pyllonde,  V*. 
Gu.  two  chev.  engr.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or. 

Caeruthers,    Howmains.  Caruthers     or 

Carruthers,  Scotland.     And  with  a  bordure 

arg.    Carruthers,  Annandale. 
Or  two  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa. 

Fanshaw,  co.  Derby. 
Or  two  chev.  ermines  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis 

sa.    Fanshaw. 
Or  two  chev.  betw.  three  fleurs-de-lis  gu.  Barber, 

Suffolk;  and  co.  Hertford. 
Flowers 
....  two  chev betw.  as  many  roses  and  a 

crescent  ....     Felstead,  Great  Yarmouth. 
Gu.   two   chev.  betw.  in   chief  as    many    roses 

and  in   base   a  fleur-de-lis    arg.      Widmore, 

Hockington,  co.  Buckingham. 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  roses  gu.     Wykeham, 

Baroness  Wenman  1834,  heiress  of  Wykeham, 

Swalcliffe,  co.  Oxford  ;  (?  an  error). 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  roses  gu.  Wickham, 

Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  373.     Wykeham,  V*. 

Sr.  Thomas  Wykham,  V.    The  roses  seeded 

or  barbed  vert.     Drew,   Collinson,  Somerset, 

ii,  312.      Pynk.      St.  Mary  Winchester  or 

New  College,  Oxford ;   and  College  of  the 

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2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Flowers  cont. 
Virgin,  Winchester ;  for  the  founder  William 
de  Wikehame  (signature  1367),  Bishop  of 
Winchester  1367-1404.  Wickhamol-  Wykeham, 
Swalcliffe,  and  Tythrop  House,  co.  Oxford, 
quartering  Wenman;  Sherborne,  co.  Dorset; 
Horsington,  and  Frome,  co.  Somerset;  Abing- 
don, co.   Berks;    and  Kent. 

Arg.  two  cbev.  gu.  and  sa.  betw.  three  roses  ppr. 
Jeane,  impaling  erm.  on  a  bend  gu.  three  be- 
zants, Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  95. 

Az.  two  chev.  or  betw.  three  roses  arg.  John 
Roscel  or  Russell,  Bishop  of  Rochester 
1476,  Lincoln  1480-94. 

Or  two  chev.  engr.  vert  betw.  three  roses  gu. 
barbed  and  seeded  ppr.  Ilbert,  Rill  in 
Buckfastleigh,  Bowlingsleigh,  and  Horswell 
House,  co.  Devon  ;  quartering  Roope. 

Sa.  two  chev.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  Weller, 
Kingsgate  House,  Rolvendon,  Kent. 

Sa.  two  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  roses  arg.  barbed 
and  seeded  ppr.    Weller. 
3-Foils 

Arg.  two  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  (sometimes 
slipped)  vert.  De  Cardonnel,  Chirton,  North- 
umberland; granted  1773;  quartering  ermines 
on  a  chief  or  three  griffins  segreant  sa. ;  quar- 
tered by  Lawson,  and  by  Rice  through  Talbot. 
The  chev.  vert.     Cardonnel  (in  error). 

Or  two  chev.  az.  betw.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 
Spiers,  Oxford.  Thomas  Spyer,  Hunter- 
combe,  co.  Oxford,  W.  Spyer,  Walgrove,  and 
Shortletts,  co.  Berks ;  and  co.  Oxford  ;  granted 
1560.     Spyre,  V*. 

Or  two  chev.  betw.  .three  3-foils  slipped  sa. 
Abday,  Kent,  W.  Abdy,  Albins,  Essex;  Baro- 
netcy 1(160-1759,  quartering  Abdy;  and  Baro- 
netcy 1849 ;  descended  like  Abdy,  Moores, 
Essex,  Baronetcy  1660-62,  from  Abdy,  co. 
York  ;  Felix  Hall,  Essex;  and  Chobham  Place, 
Surrey;  Baronetcy  1641. 

Per  pale  or  and  vert  two  chev.  betw.  three  3-foils 
counterchanged.     WriCKENs,  Stochtbrtwen,  co. 
Northampton ;  confirmed  23  May  1640.     The 
3-foils  slipped.    Wiggins. 
5-Foils 

Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  gu.      Florack. 

Az.  two  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.     Clipsham. 

Gu.  two  chev.  betw.  three  5-foils  or.     Chiesly, 
Kersewell. 
Fusils 

Az.  two  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  fusils  or.  Chalons. 
Sussex. 

Sa.   two  chev.  or  betw.  three   fusils   arg.    each 
charged  with  a  martlet  of  the  first.     Caborne. 
Garbs 

Az.  two  chev.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  garbs  or  in 
base  a  pair  of  swords  in  saltire  ppr.  pomels 
and  hilts  gold.     Reed,  quartered  by  Cresswell. 

Gu.  two  chev.  compony  az.  and  arg.  betw.  three 
garbs  or.     Baron,  V*. 
Gouttes 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  gouttes-de-poix. 
Pitches. 

Arg.  two  cbev.  sa.  betw.  gouttes-de-larmes. 
St.  Maure. 

Heads  ....  Human  Figure 

Per  chev.  gu.  and  arg.  two  chev.  counterchanged 
betw.  in  chief  as  many  helmeted  heads  in  pro- 
file vizor  up  ppr.  garnished  or  and  in  base  a  lion 
ramp.  sa.  Griffith.  The  lion  reguaid. 
Griffith,  Llwynduris,  Cardigan. 


2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Heads  cont.  Beasts  (Boar) 
Az.  two  chev.  betw.  three  boar's  heads  erased  or. 
Cotin. 

(Deer) 

....  two  chev betw.  three  stag's  heads  ca- 

bossed  ....     John  de  Beckingham,  seal  1385. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  ca- 
bossed sa.    Bucknall.  Buoknell,  Crowcombe, 
co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa,  betw.  three  (buek's,  V*,  another 
hart's)  stag's  heads  cabossed  gu.  Lavering,  V. 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  buck's  heads  cabossed 
sa.    Buckworth,  London  ;  and  co.  Hertford. 
....(Dog) 
Sa.  two  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  greyhound's  heads 
erased    arg.   collared   gu.     Relf,  Wore,    and 
Ashburnham,  Sussex.     The  collars  ringed  or. 
Ralph.    Watts. 

Birds  (Eagle) 

Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  eagle's  heads  erased 
gu.    Edwards. 

Human  Figure 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  Moor's  heads  sa. 

Sandes. 
Arg.  two   chev.   betw.   three    Moor's   heads   sa. 
Sandes  or  Sondes,  Lees  Court,  Kent. 
....  Spears 

....  two  chev betw.  three  coronels   .... 

Freme,  feodary,  or  land-stewardT  of  the  Ber- 
keley estates  while  in  the  hands  of  Henry  VIII; 
formerly  on  brass  in  church   at  Berkeley,  co. 
Gloucester. 
Heart 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  a  human  heart 
of  the  last  and  in  base  a  hat  sa.  with  an  ostrich 
feather  ppr.     Huth,  London.  .    . 
Leaves 
Arg.  two  chev.  az.  betw.  three  leaves  erect  vert. 

Pierson,  Loudon. 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  oak  leaves  erect 

ppr.     Pierson;  confirmed  21  October  1577. 
Arg.   two   chev.    betw.    three    oak    leaves    vert. 

HOKELE  or  HOKLE,  V.      HUCKLEY  Ol-  HtJKELEY. 

Occle  or  O'Kull. 

Legs Beast 

Ermines  two  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased 
and  erector.     Pawson,  Allerton  Gledhow,  near 
Leeds,  co.  York;  and  Shawdon,  Northumber- 
land ;  quartering  Hargrave. 
Or  two  chev.  betw.  three  lion's  gambs  erased  gu. 
Powell,  Penkelly,  co.  Carmarthen. 
....  Human  Figure 
Az.  two  chev.  betw.  three  legs  couped  at  the  thigh 
arg.     Ga'mon,  Minchenden  House,  Middlesex. 
Letters 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  text  T  sa.     Tofte. 

Lozenges 
Sa.  two  chev.  arg.  betw.  three  lozenges  of  the  se- 
cond each  charged  with  a  martlet  of  the  first. 
Caboorne  or  Cabron,  Thrasthrop,  co.  Lincoln. 
Mascles 
Erm.  two  chev.  betw.  three  mascles  sa.     Schaw, 
England.     Shaw,  London. 
Monsters 
Or  two  chev.  az.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  griffins 
segreant  gu.  and  in  base  on  a  mount  vert  an 
oak  tree  ppr.     Cohen,  Brixton. 
Per  pale  or  and  sa.  two  chev.  betw.  three  griffins 
pass,  counterchanged.     Eveleigh. 
Mullets 
Az.    two    chev.    betw.    as     many    mullets    or. 
Brayton. 


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2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Mullets  cont. 
Gu.  two  chev.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  mullets  and 
in  base  a  rose  arg.  seeded  or.     Swete,  Trayne, 
and  Oxton,  co.  Devon.     Sweet. 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 

Sandes. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  sa. 

Sandes. 
Arg.  two  chev.  sa.  betw.  three  mullets  gu.    Davy, 

Beaford,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  sa.  Fkancey. 
NoRTH,Walkeringham,  co.  Nottingham;  granted 
1000.  North,  V*.  The  mullets  pierced. 
Fraunceis,  V*.  Fradnseys,  V.  Romney,  co. 
Berwick.  The  chev.  engr.  John  Stanbury, 
Bishop  of  Bangor  1448,  Hereford  1453-74. 
Az.  two  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.     Brayton, 

Thomas  Sutton,  V. 
Az.    two    chev.    arg.    betw.    three    mullets     or. 

Sutton. 
Az.  two  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  or  pierced  gu. 

Breton. 
Erm.  two  chev.  one  sa.  the  other  az.  betw.  three 
mullets  in  pale  of  the  last.      Paxton,  Watford, 
co.  Herts;  and   Middleton  Hall,  co.  Carmar- 
then ;  granted  13  May  1806. 
Gu.  two  chev.  betw.  three  mullets  arg.  Northe,  V. 
Or  two  chev. "betw.  three  mullets  in   pale   gu. 

Paxston. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  two  chev.  betw.  three  pierced 
mullets  counterchanged.      Morse,'  Sprowston 
Hall,  Norfolk  ;  quartered  with  Boycott. 
Fheons 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  pheons 
sa.  and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  all  within   a  bor- 
dure   wavy   az.       Mayne,   Powis,    and  Logie, 
co.   Clackmannan;    derived    from    Lockwood. 
Mayne,  Viscount  Newhaven,  1776. 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  pheons  sa. 
and  in  base  a  fleur-de-lis  az.  within  a  bordure 
engr.   of  the  last.       Mayne,  Farley  Hill,  co. 
Berks. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  as  many  pheons 
and  in  base  a  unicorn's  head  erased  sa.     Main, 
Lochwood,  Scotland. 
Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  betw.  in  chief  three  pheons 
and  in  base  a  dexter  hand  couped  sa.     Main, 
Lochend. 
Roundles 
Az.     two     chev.     arg.     betw.     three     bezants. 

Kydermaster,  Sussex. 
Az.  two  chev.    ermmois    betw.    three    bezants. 
Kydermaster,    London ;     and    Coushall,    co. 
Warwick. 
Az.     two      chev.      or      betw.      three      bezants. 
Kidderminster.     Richard  Kydermester,  Ab- 
bot of  Winchcombe,  U. 
Wreaths 
Arg.   two   chev.   vert  betw.    three    chaplets    or. 

Burrough,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  chaplets  vert. 
Burroughes,  Long  Stratton,  Norfolk;  quar- 
tering Ellis;  a  branch  of  Burroughes,  Bur- 
lingham  Hall,  Norfolk,  quartering  Negus  and 
Burkin. 
Erm.  two   chev.   sa.  betw.   three    chaplets    gu. 

Borough,  Middlesex,  V. 
Per  chev.  arg.  and  erm.  two  chev.  sa.  betw.  three 
chaplets  gu.    Borough. 
Wings 

....  two  chev betw.  three  dexter  wings  erect 

....     Richard  Yiveley,  seal  1357,  V. 


2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within 

and  in  chief 

Canton 

Az.  two  chev.  erm.  betw.  three  martlets  arg.  a 
canton  or.      Hunt,  Compton  Pauucefoot,  co. 
Somerset,  quartering  Husey. 
on  a  Canton 

Or  two  chev.  az.  betw.  three  ravens  sa.  on  a  can- 
ton of  the  second  a  staff  erect  as  the  first  en- 
twined with  a  snake  ppr.     Crowfoot,  Beccles. 
on  a  Chief 

Arg.  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  gu.  on  a  ohief  of 
the  second  an  escallop  or.  Pope,  Marnehull, 
co.  Devon  ;  and  co.  Dorset. 

Arg.  two  chev.  betw.  three  wolf's  heads  sa.  on  a 
chief  of  the  last  an  escallop  enclosed  by  two 
round  buckles  as  the  first.      Cllbborn,  Moate 
Castle,  co.  Westmeath. 
on  a  Quarter 

Arg.  two  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  or  on  a  quar- 
ter of  the  second  an  escallop  gold.  William 
Pope,  V. 

On  2  CHEVRONS 

Annulets 
Or  on  two  chev.  sa.  as  many  annulets  of  the  first. 
M'Clellan,  Edinburgh. 
Birds 
Gu.  on  two  chev.  arg.  as  many  martlets  of  the 

first.     Paynell,  V. 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  az.  four  birds  ....    Polgreen, 
Polgreen,  near  Fowey,  Cornwall. 
Chevrons 
Arg.  on  each  of  two  chev.  sa.  another  chev.  couped 
of   the  first.      Langham,  altered  to  Lugham 
(?  for  Hugham),  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34  b. 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  az.  four  couched  dexter  and 
sinister  or.     Cheyney. 
Crescents 
Or  on   two   chev.   sa.   as    many   crescents   arg. 
M'Clellan,  Gutton. 
Fleur-de-lis 
Gu.  on  two  chev.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  in  the  upper- 
most az.    Hyde,  Romsey,  co.  Hants. 
Gu.  on  two  chev.  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  in  the  upper- 
most of  the  first.     Fother. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Gu.  on  the  uppermost  of  two  chev.  arg.  three 

fleurs-de-lis  as  the  first.    John  Fotherby,  V. 
Or  on  two  chev.  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 

Barber  or  Barbery. 
Erm.  on  two  chev.  sa.  six  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Smith, 
Kent;  granted  by  Camden,  W. 
Flowers 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  sa.  six  roses  or.    Morris. 

5-Foils 

Vert  on  two  chev.  arg.  six  5-foils  gu.     Muswell; 
granted  by  Lovel. 

Mullet 
Az.  on  two  chev.  or  a  mullet  in  the  uppermost 

sa.    Breton,  Essex. 
Mullets 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  sa.  as  many  mullets  of  the  first. 

Esse,  Esse  Ralph  ;  from  which  derived  Ashe, 

co.  Devon. 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  sa.  as  many  mullets  or.     Sr. 

de  Esse,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Quarterly  az.  and  arg.  in  the  second  and  third 

quarters  a  chev.  sa.  charged  with  three  mullets 

of  the  second  over  all  on  a  bend  sa.  as  many 

eagles  displ.  of  the  first.     Howghton. 


548 


AN  OEDINAEY  OF 


Ou  2  CHEVRONS  cont. 
Nails 
Arg.    on    two    chev.    sa.    ten     horse-nails     or. 
Cleveley.     Clovel  or  Clovell.     Clovile,  V. 
Cloyyle  or  Clonvyle,  West  Hanfield,  Essex. 
Pales 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  az.  four  palets  or.     Brett, 
Cornwall. 
Ro  undies 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  sa.  as  many  plates.  Mackxellan, 

Edinburgh.  M'Clelland,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  engr.  sa.  six  bezants. 
Eothwell,  Ewerby,  and  Stapleford,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  engr.  sa.  ten  (bezants. 
Eothwell, V*.)  plates.  Eoshwell.  Eothewell, 
co.  Lincoln,  V.    Eothwell,  V. 

On  2  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief 

on  a  Canton Beast  (Lion) 

Sa.  on  two  chev.  arg.  six  mullets  of  the  first  a 

canton  or  charged  with  a  lion  pass.  gu.     Gill, 

co.  Hertford. 

....  Coronet 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  sa.  six  bezants  a  canton  gn. 

charged   with   a  mural    crown  of    the  third. 

Eothwell,  Southampton ;    granted   1  March 

1687. 

on  a  Chief. . .  .Beast  (Lion) 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  sa.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  or  a 

chief  az.  charged  with  a  lion  pass. of  the  third. 

Smyth,  Essex. 
Arg.  on  two  chev.  sa.  six  fleurs-de-lis  or  a  chief 

az.  charged  with  a  lion  pass,  of  the  third  op- 
pressed on  the  shoulder  by  a  lozenge  gu.     Sr. 

John  Smith,  Baron  of  the  Exchequer,  V. 

On  2  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within 

on  a  Canton. . .  .Beast  (Lion) 

Sa.  on  two  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  a  canton  gu. 
charged  with  a  lion  ramp,  guard,  or  and  in 
base  a  5-foil  of  the  second  three  mullets  in  the 
upper  chev.  as.  the  field.     Gill. 

Sa.  on  two  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  a  canton  or 
charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  and  in 
base  a  pierced  5-foil  of  the  second  three,  pierced 
mullets  in  the  lower  chev.  as  the  field.  Gill, 
Bokeland,  co.  Hertford,  W. 

Sa.  on  two  chev.  arg.  betw.  in  chief  a  canton  or 
charged  with  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  and  in  base 
a  5-ioil  of  the  second  six  mullets  as  the  field. 
Gyll,  co.  Cambridge;  Wycldial  Hall,  co.  Hert- 
ford; and  Wraysbury,  co.  Buckingham  ;  quar- 
tering Canon. 
Birds 

Arg.  on  two  chev.  betw.  three  escallops  sa.  six 
martlets  or.     Draper,  co.  Leicester. 
Bordure 

Gu.  on  two  chev.  within  a  bordure  arg.  six  crosses 
patty  sa.     Deane,  Tilney  Marsh,  Norfolk. 
Escallops 

Arg.  on  two  chev.  betw.  as  many  escallops  sa.  six 
martlets  of  the  first.    Draper. 
Flowers 

Erm.  on  two  chev.  engr.  az.  betw.  three  roses  gu. 
barbed  and  seeded  ppr.  ten  bezants.  Eothwell, 
Sunning  Hill, near  Bolton,  quartering  Heywood 
and  Crompton. 
Heads 

Arg.  on  two  chev.  engr.  vert  betw.  three  talbot's 
heads  erased  gu.  six  slipped  3-foils  or.  Bell, 
Haughley,  Suffolk. 


On  2  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief cont. 

Roundles 

Az.  on  two  chev betw.  three  plates  eight, 

ogresses.    Kidderminster  Inn  or  Six  Clerks' 
Office. 

Wells  see  Buildings 

3  CHEVRONS 

....  three  chev Amundevile,  Cotton  MS. 

Julius  F  8,  fo.  59.     Elworthe,  Collinson,  So- 
merset, iii,  525. 

....  three  chev.  arg.    Froghall. 

Arg.  three  chev.  braced  ....     Dease,  Ireland. 

Arg.  three  chev.  az.  Sir  John  Lewknor,  Q  ;  (?  in 
error,  Harl.  MS.  6589  and  6595.) 

Arg.  three  chev.  engr.  az.     Cother. 

Arg.  three  chev.  braced  az.    Brackenbdry. 

Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  Archdeckne  Archdekne 
or  Erchdekin.  Sr.  Robert  Banastre,  lord  of 
Newton  in  Makerfield,  and  Walton-le-dale,  co. 
Lancaster ;  the  heiress  m .  Langton.  Banester, 
co.  Lancaster.  Sire  William  Banestre,  J. 
Bold  or  Bolde,  quartering  sa.  a  cross  arg. 
Erchededekne.  Granden.  Grandon,  co. 
Leicester.  Houghton.  John  de  Langton, 
Bishop  of  Chichester  1305-37.  Langton, 
Langeton,  co.  Leicester,  temp.  Edward  I ;  quar- 
tering arg.  a  cross  flory  (another,  moline)  sa. ; 

a  heiress  m.  Fleetwood.     Sr Langton, 

Baron  of  Walton,  co.  Lancaster,  R  ;  V.  Tho- 
mas Langton,  Baron  of  Newton,  Y.  Langton, 
Lowe  in  Hindley,  co.  Lancaster;  quartering 
arg.  an  eagle  displ.  with  two  heads  vert. 
Langton,  Ledall,  co.  Lancaster.  Langton, 
Walton,  co.  Chester.  Eichard  Lougher,  Tytle- 
ston,  co.  Glamorgan,  1730.  Lougher,  Tytheg- 
ston,  co.  Glamorgan.  Peyting,  co.  Lincoln. 
Eavensberg,  Z,  489.  St.  Maure.  Singleton, 
co.  Lancaster.  Sullie,  co.  Devon.  Talbot. 
Monsire  de  Waceville,  Y.  Waternill,  Essex. 
Sire  Johan  de  Watevile,  N.  Wateville. 
Watvill,  Essex. 

Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  an  annulet  for  diff.  Langton, 
Heton,  Cumberland. 

Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  a  martlet  in  the  dexter  chief 
for  diff.  sa.  Sir  Eoger  Watevile,  L  ;  or  De 
Watevile,  N. 

Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  a  label  of  as  many  points  az. 
Barantine,  Essex.  Sr.  Nicolas  de  Barington, 
Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V;  or  Baringtone,N. 
Barrington,  Limerick ;  and  Cullinagh,  Queen's 
County  ;  descended  from  Barrington,  Barring- 
ton  Hall,  Essex  ;  Baronetcy  1611-1833  ;  Z,  444. 
Barrington,  Barony  and  Viscounty  1720. 
Shute  Barrington,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1769, 
Salisbury  1782,  Durham  1791-1826.  Gerard. 
M.  Christopher  de  Langeton,  S. 

Arg.  three  chev.  and  a  label  of  as  many  points 
gu.  Gerard.  The  label  vair.  Grandon,  co. 
Leicester. 

Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp.  sa. 
Winthorp. 

Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  over  all  as  many  lions  ramp, 
or.     Cromwell,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Arg.  three  chev.  over  all  a  fess  gu.  Andbly,  V. 
Andby  or  Andly.     AuDELBYE.HarZ.  MS.  1404, 

fo.  4.      AUNDBY. 

Arg.  three  chev.  engr.  gu.  Sr.  John  Wareyn,  V. 
Waryne,  Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34  b. 

Arg.  three  chev.  per  chev.  sa.  and  gu.  Sr.  Theo- 
bald Ferley,  V. 

Arg.  three  chev.  per  pale  az.  and  gu.     Merton. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


510 


3  CHEVRONS  cont. 
Arg.  three  chev.  sa.     Adam  de  Arcedeacon,  A. 
Sr.  de  Archdeacon,  Wigmore,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Archdeacon,   co.   Devon ;    and   co.   Hertford. 
Archidecknie.  Blackburn.   Chambers.  John 
Creseley,  V.      Deoyle.      Deyle.      Ederby 
(rightly  in  pencil  Enderby)  impaling  the  same 
coat,  V.     Grymesby.    Lane,  Ipswich  Suffolk. 
Ede  Lercedeakne,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  94. 
Sire  Thomas  Le  Ercedekne,  N.     Lowdham. 
Mancy.     Manney,  Harl.  MS.  1407,  fo.  73  b. 
Ness,  Scotland.  Newmaech.  Trecarrell,  Tre- 
carrell, Cornwall;  a  heiress  m.  Harris.  Wigmore. 
Arg.  three  chev.  sa.  a  label  of  as  many  points  gu. 
Geffery.     Kettleby,  co.   Salop.     The   label 
of  five  points.     Gefrai  le  Ercedekene,  E,  F 
Arg.  three  chev.  and  in  the  dexter  chief  a  fleur- 
de-lis  sa.     Wike,  V*.    Wyke,  V. 
Arg.  three  chev.  the  uppermost  couped  in  the 
centre  chief  sa.    A  quartering  of  Golldesburgh, 
co.  York;   Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  125. 
Arg.    three    chev.   braced     sa.      Brackenbury, 
Sellaby,   co.  Durham ;    quartering    Bellewell, 
Josley,     Denton,      Wickliffe,     and     Elerton. 
Brackenbury,    Scremby    Hall,    co.    Lincoln. 
Brakingbery,  V. 
Arg.  three  chev.  braced  sa.  Hedworth,  Durham. 
Arg.  three  chev.  voided  sa.     Hungham. 
Arg.    three    chev.    sa.    over    all    a   bend    erm. 

Enderbie,  co.  Bedford. 
Arg.  three  chev.  sa. overall  a  pale  erm.  Enderby, 

co.  Bedford;  Harl.  MS.  1404,  jo.  103. 
Arg.  three  chev.  sa.  over  all  ten  martlets  gu. 

Trenewith. 
Az.  three  chev.  arg.  Aspall,  co.  Northampton. 
Thomas  De  la  Leie,  E.  Leukenor,  V*.  Sire 
Thomas  de  Leukenore,  N.  Thomas  Leuknor, 
Y.  Roger  de  Lewkenor,  A.  Sir  John  Lewknor, 
Q.  Sr.  de  Lewknor,  V.  Lewknor,  West 
Dean,  Sussex;  and  co.  Worcester.  Luknor. 
And  with  a  label  of  five  points  or.  M.  Roger 
de  Lewknor,  D. 
Az.  three  chev.  or.  Ashpoole.  Sire  Robert 
Aspal,  N.  Sr.  de  Aspall,  Suffolk,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  V.  Chaworth,  Suffolk.  Latham. 
Lewknor,  West  Dean,  Sussex;  and  co.  Wor- 
cester. Sir  Roger  Lewknore,  temp.  Edward 
IV,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  44.  Walden. 
Az.  three  chev.  or  a  label  of  as  many  points  arg. 

St.  Albrizth. 
Az.  three  chev.  braced  or.     Fitz-Hugh,  temp. 

Henry  V.     Wickenden. 
Az.  three  chev.  or  over  all  a  fess  gu.     Town  of 

Monmouth. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  or  over  all  three  chev. 

engr.  sa.     Harpeley,  Suffolk,  V% 
Erm.  three  chev.  ermines.     Postred. 
Erm.     three     chev.    one     gu.      betw.   two  sa. 

Gallot,  France. 
Erm.  three  chev.  gu.  Monsire  de  Clare,  Y. 
Patman  or  Patmyne.  Roger  le  Pectenin,  F. 
Petmyn  or  Petoryn.  Sr.  Roger  le  Peytevin, 
co.  Lincoln,  V;  or  Paytemyn,  Cotton  MS.  Ti- 
berius D  10;  Peyteum  or  Pictanieny,  V*. 
Sir  Roger  Peytevyn,  N.  Peyton.  Roger 
Peytouin,  N,  Harl.  MS.  6589,  fo.  39  b. 
St.  Maur  or  Seymour,  Suffolk.  Bartholomew 
de  Saquevile,  B.  M.  Thomas  Sakevill,  S. 
Seickmore.  Selfe.  Selle.  Monsire  John 
Selley,  'Breton,'  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Selley,  Cornwall.  Sille  or  Silley.  Silly,  St. 
Wenn,  Trevelver,  and  Heligan,  Cornwall. 
Sulley.    Sully. 


3  CHEVRONS  cont. 

Erm.  three  chev.  engr.  gu.     Telfair,  That  Ilk. 

Erm.  three  chev.  sa.  Langtree,  Langtree,  co. 
co.  Lancaster.  Langtrey,  co.  Lancaster  ;  and 
Howlett,  co.  Northampton ;  quartering  erm. 
three  bars  az.  Postred.  Repes  or  Repps, 
West  Walton,  Norfolk.  Sr.  deREPPES,  Norfolk, 
V.  John  Reppis,  Y.  Sr.  de  Ripes,  Cotton  MS. 
Tiberius  D  10.     Smallman.     Wise,  co.  Devon. 

Gu.  three  chev.  one  arg.  betw.  two  or.  Bawde, 
co.  Lancaster. 

Gu.  three  chev.  two  arg.  and  one  or.  Bawde,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Gu.  three  chev.  arg.  De  Avan,  afterwards 
Williams,  Aberpergwm,  co.  Glamorgan,  quar- 
tering Einion  ap  Collwyn.  Aven  Aveney  or 
Avery,  co.  Gloucester.  Sire  Leysen  de  Avene, 
N.  Avery,  co.  Gloucester,  V.  Sire  William 
Banastre,  N.  Banester,  Westminster. 
Bannister.  John  Baud  (son  of  William  Baud, 
Knight),  buried  in  church  at  Rawreth,  Essex, 
temp.  Henry  IV,  V.  M.  William  Baude,  S,  or 
Bawde, Essex ;  Y.  Bawd.  Bawde, Curringham, 
Essex ;  and  co.  Bedford.  Bladen,  Glaston- 
bury, co.  Somerset.  Chalkhill,  Middlesex. 
Elderbeke.  Evans,  co.  Somerset.  Evans, 
Gnoll  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan  (as  arms  of 
Jestyn  ap  Gwrgant)  quartered  by  Mackworth. 
Gedinge.  Gurgant,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1149- 
83.  Nicholas  ap  Justine  or  Justyne.  Sire 
Leysen  de  Avene,  co.  Gloucester,  temp.  Ed- 
ward I,  N  ;  descendant  of  Morgan  Vychan  ap 
Morgan  ap  Caradoc  (lords  of  Avon)  ap  Jestyn 
(Prince  of  Glamorgan,  1090)  ap  Gwrgant  ap 
Ithell;  from  this  stock  descended  Leyson, 
Neath,  co.  Glamorgan,  through  Rees  ap  Mor- 
gan Vychan ;  and  Lysons.  Hempsted  Court, 
co.  Gloucester,  through  John  Lysons,  ob.  1587, 
son  of  John  ap  Lyson  ap  Thomas  (lord  of 
Avon)  ap  John  ap  Leyson  ap  Morgan  Vychan. 
Llewellen  (quartering  Davis)  ap  Griffith 
Vaur  ap  Jevan  ap  Llewellyn  ap  Kinyrig  ap 
Madog  second  son  of  Jestyn.  Llewellyn, 
quartering  Turberville.  Llewellyn,  Peter- 
stone-super-Ely-Coedriglan,  and  Stockland,  co. 
Glamorgan.  Lluellin,  co.  Hertford.  Lyson 
(in  error  Llyne,  Noble,  Life  of  Cromwell.) 
From  Jestyn  (quartered  by  Nicholl)  also  de- 
scended Jones,  Dol-ynEdeirnion ;  Myttley, 
Myttley;  and  Newton,  Haithly.  Meek. 
Meeke.  Mikelley  or  Milkiliy,  V*.  Sire  Ro- 
bert MlLKELEYE,  N.  MlLKELEY  Or  MyKELEY,  CO. 

Hereford.  Mykelley  or  Mylkeley,  co.  Hert- 
ford, temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Nune,  Thorp,  co. 
Northampton.  Parker.  Nicholas  Singleton 
as  claimant  against  Thomas  Baude,  1393-5, 
Harl.  MS.  1178  fo.  5.  Thomas,  Michael's 
Town,  co.  Glamorgan.  Williams,  formerly  de 
Avan,  Aberpergwm,  co.  Glamorgan,  quartering 
Einion  ap  Collwyn.  And  with  a  crescent  for 
diff.  Bruce  Pryce,  Dyffryn,  co.  Glamorgan ; 
quartering  Bruce  and  Knight  with  Lewis. 

Gu.  three  chev.  braced  arg.     Mathews,  Ireland. 

Gu.  three  chev.  arg.  over  all  as  many  lions  ramp, 
or.     Richard  Williams  alias  Cromwell,  V. 

Gu.  three  chev.  chequy  arg.  and  az.  Fitz  Piers. 
But  compony.  Fitz-Peirs,  V*.  But  counter- 
compony.  Fitz-Piers,  V.  Fitz-Piers,  Earl 
of  Essex  1199-1227. 

Gu.  three  chev.  erm.  Sr.  de  Baynard,  V. 
Baynham.  Elderbeke,  Essex.  Hankewell 
or  Sankewell,  V*.  And  with  a  label  of  three 
points  or.    Baynard. 


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AN   ORDINARY  OF 


3  CHEVRONS  cont. 

Gu.  three  chev.  the  first  or  the  others  arg. 
Bawde,  co.  Lancaster. 

Gu.  three  chev.  one  or  betw.  two  arg.  Bawde, 
co.  Lancaster. 

Gu.  three  chev.  or.  Town  of  Cardiff,  co.  Gla- 
morgan. Horn  or  Hobne,  co.  Oxford,  1730. 
Lee,  Middlesex;  granted  1592.  Mathews, 
England.  Matthews,  London  ;  Swansea;  and 
Down.  Monfichett,  Essex.  Montfichett. 
Sr.  de  Mount-Fichet,  V.  Mount-Fychett, 
V*.  St.  Owen,  co.  Gloucester.  Monsire  St. 
Owen,  Y.  Sire  Gilberd  de  Seint  Ouweyn,  N. 
Sir  de  Seynt  Owen,  co.  Gloucester,  V. 

Gu.  three  chev.  or  a  label  az.  Richard  de 
Montfichet,  B.  The  label  of  three  points. 
Montfichett,  Stansted  Montfichett,  Essex. 
But  five  points.  Clary.  But  seven  points. 
Richard  de  Monfichet,  seal,  Cotton  MS.  Julius, 
C  7,  fo.  136  b. 

Gu.  three  chev.  vair.  Fitz-Geffrey.  Tornell, 
co.  Worcester.  Sire  Nicholas  Torvile,  N.  Sr. 
de  Torvill,  V.  Turvile,  quartered  by  Leveret. 
Turvile,  Aston  Flamville,  and  Husband's  Bos- 
worth,  quartering  Fortescue;  and  Normanton 
Turvile,  co.  Leicester,  extinct  1776. 

Or  three  chev.  az.  Askeby.   Sr.  de  Whelple,  V. 

Or  three  chev.  ermines.     Clare,  co.  Salop. 

Or  three  chev.  gu.  Augustinian  Priory  at 
Anglesey,  co.  Cambridge,  impaled  with  or  a 
cross  gu.  Town  of  Cardiff,  co.  Glamorgan. 
Clare,  Earl  of  Gloucester,  V;  and  co.  Glou- 
cester; quartered  by  Nevill,  U.  Gilbert  de 
Clare,  Conte  de  Gloucestre,  P;  Y.  Sr.  de 
Every,  of  France,  V.  Fitz-Gilbert.  Countee 
de  Glocestre,  D;  F;  J;  or  Gloucestre,  E ; 
O;  L;  N;  Y.  Le  Conte  de  Gloster,  B ; 
impaled  by  Ralph,  Baron  Monthermer,  for  the 
Earldom  of  Gloucester,  K;    Earl  of  Clare, 

.  Gloucester,  and  Hertford,  Z,  49,  101, 140, 141, 
379,  441,  442,  444,  445,  quartering  Despenser 
379.  City  of  Gloucester:  assumed  for  the 
see  by  Giles  Thompson  or  Tomson,  Bishop  of 
Gloucester  1611-2.  Iverye,  Harl.  MS.  1407, 
fo.  73  b.     O'Brien,  Earl  of  Clare.    Wadhull. 

Or  three  chev.  gu.  a  crescent  az.  Clare,  Pem- 
broke ;  quartered  by  Mathew. 

Or  three  chev.  gu.  a  label  az.  William  de  Clare, 
B.  Sr.  Richard  de  Clare,  L;  N.  Thomas 
de  Clare,  C.  Every.  The  label  of  three 
points.  Clare.  Fitz-Clare  or  Gloucester. 
Gerard.  But  five  points.  Sire  Gilbert  de 
Clare,  J.     M.  Thomas  de  Clare,  D,  E,  F. 

Or  three'  chev.  gu.  over  all  a  lion  ramp,  of  the 
second.  Hasard,  Syngleton,  Essex,  temp. 
Edward  III.  Sr.  Haslard  de  Singleton,  Es- 
sex, temp.  Edward  I,  V. 

Or  three  chev.  gu.  over  all  a  fess  arg.  John  de 
Monemuth,  C\  or  Monemue,  Y.  The  fess 
az.  John  de  Monemu,  F  ;  or  Monemue,  B  ;  or 
Monemuth,  E ;  but  Guy  de  Monemueth,  Y. 
But  the  fess  gu.  charged  with  three  griffins  se- 
greant  arg.  Sr.  Thomas  Filloll,  Essex,  temp. 
Edward  I,  V. 

Or  three  chev.  gu.  over  all  a  crosier  in  bend  arg. 
and  sometimes  a  label  of  three  points  .... 
Cistercian  Abbey  at  Langthorne  at  Bogh, 
Stratford,  or  Stratford  Langthorne,  Essex. 

Or  three  chev.  engr.  gu.  Chanoey  or  Chanceys, 
Edgcott,  co.  Northampton ;  granted  1546. 
Chauncey.     Chauncy,  co.  Northampton,  V. 

Or  three  chev.  per  pale  az.  and  gu.  Martin  (in 
error  for)  Merton,  Bishop  of  Rochester. 


3  CHEVRONS  cont. 

Or  three  chev.  per  pale  one  gu.  and  az.  betw.  two 
az.  and  gu.  Merton  College,  Oxford,  for  its 
founder,  Walter  de  Merton,  Bishop  of  Roches- 
ter 1274-7. 

Or  three  chev.  sa.  Berton,  V*.  Richard  de 
Breon,  V.  Man,  Kent.  Manny,  Z,  207,  2<i8. 
Terry  de  Manny,  F.  Sr.  Walter  Manney,  Q, 
Harl.  MS.  6595.  Sr.  Walter  Manney,  Essex, 
V.  Manny's  Carthusian  Priory  in  London, 
afterwards  Sutton's  Charterhouse  Hospital. 
Mawne,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10.  Sutton, 
Norfolk.  Sr.  John  de  Sutton,  R.  M.  John 
Sutton,  S.  Richard  Sutton,  Norfolk,  Y.. 
Watton.    Yer. 

Or  three  chev.  vert.  Cornell  or  Cornull. 
Cornwall,  co.  Warwick.  Sr.  Richard  Cornyll, 
co.  Warwick  ;  V.  Cornille  alias  Tornille, 
Harl.  MS.  1407,  fo.  73  b. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  three  chev.  fimbriated 
counterchanged.     Say. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  or  three  chev.  gu.  Langton, 
Broughton  Tower,  co.  Lancaster. 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  chev.  counterchanged. 

LlTTLEBORNE. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  chev.  as  the  field  fim- 
briated arg.  Say,  co.  Devon,  Harl.  BIS.  1538, 
fo.  17  b. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  chev.  counterchanged 
of  the  field  and  fimbriated  arg.  Sr.  William 
Say,  V.  But  fimbriated  or.  Sir  John  Say, 
brass  at  Broxbourne,  co.  Hertford,  Waller. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  three  chev.  arg.  voided  of 
the  field.  Say,  Weston-Favell,  co.  Northamp- 
ton, and  Blechingdon,  co.  Oxford. 

Per  pale  az.  and  sa.  three  chev.  or.  Bourninge, 
Harl.  MS.  1385,  fo.  53.     Bowring. 

Per  pale  erra.  and  gu.  three  chev.  counterchanged. 
Willey,  Houghton,  Northumberland. 

Per  pale  erminois  and  gu.  three  chev.  counter- 
changed.    Welley,  Houghton,  co.  Durham. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  chev.  counterchanged 
of  the  field  and  fimbriated  arg.     Say. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  chev.  couped  (arg.  and 
voided  counterchanged,  or)  counterchanged 
and  fimbriated  arg.  Gey  alias  Saye,  Essex, 
Harl.  MS.  1465,  fo.  6  b. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  three  chev.  arg.     Mee. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  three  chev.  erm.  Wise, 
Hinton,  co.  Cambridge. 

Per  pale  or  and  arg.  three  chev.  sa.  over  all  a 
label  of  as  many  points  gu.  Cholwich,  Chol- 
wich  in  Holberton,  Oldstone  in  Blackawton, 
and  Farringdon  House,  co.  Devon  ;  the  coheirs 
m.  Lear,  Fowell,  and  Cholwich.' 

Per  pale  or  and  sa.  three  chev.  counterchanged. 
Sherlock,  'Surrey. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  three  chev.  counterchanged. 
Cholwich. 

Sa.  three  chev.  arg.  John  Arundell,  Gwarnick, 
Cornwall,  1613  ;  in  church  of  S.  Mary,  Lambeth, 
Add.  MS.  6409.  Carewell,  V.  Carwell. 
Cecill  or  Cessell.  Ereedeeke.  Kerlelayhon 
and  Lanlayron,  Cornwall ;  Cotton  MS.  Tibe- 
rius D  10.  Lalerion,  co.  Devon.  Lambaron, 
Cornwall.  LandsleydownLanleyronLanlairon 
or.  Langlaron,  Cornwall.  Sire  Serle  Le 
Lanleyeroun,  N.  Sr.  de  Lansladron,  Corn- 
wall, temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Lansladron  or 
Nansladron,  temp.  Edward  1.  Nastadran, 
Cornwall.  Trerice,  Trerice,  Newly n,  Corn- 
wall; the  heiress  m.  Arundel.  Treris,  V. 
Wyse,  co.  Devon. 


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3  CHEVRONS  cont. 

Sa.  three  chev.  erra.  Gwiss  or  Wise,  Mount  Wise 
in  Stoke  Damarell ;  quartering  Brett;  and  Sy- 
denham, co.  Devon;  the  heiress  m.  Tremayne. 
Plomsted,  Norfolk.  Trebet.  Wise,  Ford 
House,  and  Wonwell  Court ;  quartering  Aysh- 
ford.  Wise,  St.  Olave's,  1714.  Sr.  de  Wyse, 
Cornwall,  V. 

Sa.  three  chev.  erm.  a  crescent  or.     Wise. 

Sa.  three  chev.  or.  Akchdeacon.  Sr.  John 
Sutton,  Wyvenhall,  Essex,  V.  Svnton,  (in 
pencil  in")  IV.    Walton.     Watton. 

Vair  three  chev.  gn.     Balner.     Bernall. 

3  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief  ... 

Beast 
Arg.  three  chev.  and  in   chief  a  lion  pass.  gu. 
Penkevell    or   Penkevill,   Penkevell,  Corn- 
wall, temp.  Edward  II. 
Or  three  chev.  and  in   chief  a   lion    ramp.  gn. 

St.  Gulton. 
Per  pale  or  and  sa.  three  chev.  counterchanged 
in  the  dexter  chief  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  second. 
Frier, 'of  the  mountains  of  Dublin,' Harl.MS. 
1441. 

Beasts 
Or  three  chev.  gu.  in  chief  two  lions  ramp.  sa. 
Lacy.     Longespee,  Earl  of  Ulster,  Harl.  MS. 
1407,  fo.  74. 
Canton 
Arg.  three  chev.  and  a  canton  gu.    Crioll  or 

Kerioll. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  a  canton  sa.     Hardiman  or 

Hardyman. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  a  canton  vair.     Langton, 

Broughton  Tower,  co.  Lancaster. 
Az.  three  chev.  arg.  a  canton  erm.  Gainsborough, 
Crowhurst,  Surrey. 

on  a  Canton Beast 

Erm.  three  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

lion  pass.  or.     Oreby.     Orreby,  V*  ;  aud  co. 

Chester. 

Erm.  three  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 

lion  pass,  guard,  or.     Orby,   Croyland  ;  Baro- 

.    netcy  1058-1724 ;    the   heiress  m.  Hay,  and 

Hunter. 
Erm.  three  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second 

a  lion  ramp.  or.     Orreby,  co.  Chester. 
Erm.  three  chev.  sa.  on  a  canton  gu.  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  or.     Orby  or  Orreby,  co.  Lincoln. 

Castle 

Arg.  three  chev.  sa.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
tower  as  the  first.  Carvalle,  Harl.  MS.  1047, 
fo.  74  b. 

....  Saltire 
Vert  three  chev.  arg.  on  a  canton  az.  a  saltire  of 
the  second.    Bockley. 
Chief 
Arg.  three  chev.  braced  and  a  chief  az.     Thomas 

Beltoft,  V. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  a  chief  chequy  of  the  first 

and  second.     Trijscoat  or  Truscott. 
Arg.  three  chev.  braced  gu.  a  chief  chequy  of 

the  second  and  first.     Corrie  or  Corry. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  a  chief  vair.     St.  Quintin. 
Arg.  three  chev.  sa.  a  chief  gu.     Fields. 
Arg.  three  chev.  and  a  chief  sa.     Ratford. 
Arg.  three  chev.  braced  and  a  chief  sa.  Cleborne, 
Kellerby,    co.    York.         Cliburne,    Cliburne, 
Westmorland. 
Az.  three  chev.  braced  and  a  chief  or  . .    M.  Henry 
Fitz-Hugh,    S.      Dominus    Fitz-Hugh,    V. 


3  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief. 


.cont. 


Fitz-Hugh,  Z,  490.  Robert  Fitz-Hugh, 
Bishop  of  London  1431-6.  Fitz  Hugh,  co. 
Oxford,  and  co.  York,  temp.  Edward  III  ; 
quartered  by  Catherine  Parr,  sixth  wife  of 
Henry  VIII ;  Z,  490.  And  with  a  label  of  three 
points  gu.  Sr.  Henry  Fitz-Hewgh,  L,  Harl. 
MS.  6137. 

Gu.  three  chev.  braced  or  a  chief  arg.     Munton. 

Gu.  three  chev.  braced  vair  a  chief  or.  Wyvell, 
Croydon,  Surrey,  and  Little  Burton,  co.  York. 
(The  upw  coat  of)  Wyvell,  Osgodby,  co.  York, 
Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  322  b.  Wyvtll,  Burton 
Constable, co. York;  Baronetcy  1611.  Wyvtll, 
Nesham,  co.  Durham  ;  quartering  Pigot,  Fitz- 
Randall,  and  Scroop. 

Gu.  three  chev.  each  embattled  on  the  top  arg.  a 
chief  or.  (The  ancient  arms  of)  Wyvell, 
Osgodby,  co.  York,  Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  322  b. 

Or  three  chev.  braced  and  a  chief  gu.     Pilcher. 

Or  three  chev.  pu.  a  chief  vair.  Herbert. 
Le  Sire  de  St.  Quintine,  Y.  Edward 
St.  Quintyne,  Y.  Herbert  de  St.  Quintin,  Y. 
Sr.  Herberd  Saynt  Quintyn,  M.  Herbert 
de  Seinquintyn,  E ;  N.  Sentquint,  E. 
Herebert  de  St.  Quinton,  F.  Quintin. 
Robert  de  St.  Quinten,  A  ;  but  the  chief 
vairy  in  four  rows  arg.  and  az.,  A,  Harl.  MS. 
6137. 

Or  three  chev.  gu.  a  chief  vert.  St.  Quintyn, 
Harl.MS.  1407,  fo.  74. 

Vert  three  chev.  braced  ....  a  chief  or.  Allesley, 
co.  Warwick. 
on  a  Chief. . .  .Annulets 

Sa.  three  chev.  braced  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  as 
many  annulets  sa.    Ewbank. 
....Bar 

Or  three  chev.  gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  bar  wavy  az. 
Robert  de  St.  Quintin,  Llan  Blethian. 

....Lion 
Arg.  three  chev.  braced  gu,  on  a  chief  of   the 

second  a  lion  pass.  betw.  two  mullets  as   the 

first.    Mallom,  Walter-Acton,  Norfolk ;  granted 

4  May,  1685. 
Gu.  three  chev.  braced  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass.  az.      Ellishake,  co.  York.      Malham, 

Elslake,  co.  York,  V.    And  with  a  fleur-de-lis 

or  in  the  centre  fret.     Malhome,  Elslake,  co. 

York ;  Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  144. 
Gu.  three  chev.  braced  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  az.    Elsake,  co.  York. 
Gu.  three  chev.  vair  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  az.    Allaton  Allatton  or  Alton. 
Gu.  three  chev.  vair  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass,  of 

the  first.    Sr.  John  Alatton,   V.    Allatton, 

V*. 
Sa.  three  chev.  braced  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

ramp.  gu.    Harmer. 
....Crescent 
Az.  three  chev.  braced  or  on  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond a  crescent  sa.  charged  with  a  mullet  arg. 

Hewston,  Wigtoft,  co.  Lincoln. 
. . .  .Crosses 
Sa.   three  chev.  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  crosses  croslet  as  the  first.     Parnther. 
....Mullet 
Gu.  three  chev.  braced  compoDy  arg.  and  sa.  on 

a  chief  or  a  mullet  of  the  third.     Wyvell,  co. 

York,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  103. 
Sa.   three   chev.  braced   vair  on   a  chief  or    a 

mullet  of  the  first.    Wyvell,  Little  Burton,  co. 

York. 


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.cont. 


on  a  Chief  cont.  Mullets 
Arg.   three  chev.    braced   sa.  on    a   chief  gu.  as 

many  mullets  of  the  first.     Danby,  V*. 
Arg.   three   chev.   braced    sa.  on  a  chief  of  the 

second  so  many  mullets  as  the  first.       Danby, 

Thorpe.     Danby,  co.York,  Harl.  MS.  1487,  fo. 

275.  Danby,  Danby,  and  Yafford  ;  the  heiresses 

m.  Acklom,  Rokeby,  and  Strangwayes. 
.  ...Roundles 
Arg.    three    chev.    braced    sa.    on    a    chief    of 

the     last     as     many     bezants.         Sr.     Raufe 

Chamberlyn,  Gedding,  Suffolk,  V. 
Sa.  three  chev.  braced  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last 

as  many   ogresses.      Ewbank  or   Ewbancke, 

Durham. 

....  Sun 
Gu.  three  chev.  arg.  on  a  chief  az.   a   sun   in 

splendour  or.    Fonnereatj,  Edmonton,  Middle- 
sex;   and  Christ  Church   Park,  Suffolk;    de- 
scended from  La  Rochelle. 
Coronet 
Vert  tbree  chev.  erm.  in  chief  a  naval  crown  betw. 

two  lion's  heads  erased  or.     Dominick,  Great 

Marlow,  co.  Buckingham  ;  granted  1720. 
Fillet 
Arg.  three   chev.   braced   sa.    in    chief   a   fillet 

and  as  many  mullets  of  the  second.     Danby. 

Yafford,  co.  York,    V.     The  mullets  pierced. 

Danby,  quartered  by  Hawkeswortb,  Harl.  MS. 

1487,  fo.  172  b. 
Flowers 
Az.  three  chev.  or  in  chief  two  roses  arg.    Trent, 

Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  264,  impaling  paly  arg. 

arg.  and  sa.  two  fleurs-de-lis  counterchanged. 
5-Foils 
Arg.  three  cbev.   braced  gu.  in    chief   as   many 

5-foils   az.   a  chief  of  the  last.     Laurence  or 

Lawrence,  Ireland. 
Hands 
Arg.  tbree  chev.  and  in  chief  two  dexter  hands 

couped  gu.    Span. 
Head 
Gu.  three  chev.  hraced  or  in  chief  a  lion's  head 

erased  arg.     Bousfield. 
Mullets 
Arg.  three  chev.  braced    sa.  in    chief   as    many 

mullets  of  the   last.       Dawby  alias   Danbye, 

Harl.  MS.  1407,  fo.  74  b.  The  mullets  pierced. 

Stamps,  Norfolk. 
Roundles 
Or  three  chev.  sa.  in  chief  as  many   ogresses. 

Man,  Long  Sutton,  co.  Lincoln. 
Sun 
Arg.  three  chev.  braced  az.  in  chief  a   sun  gu. 

Fitz-Hugh. 

3  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within 

Beasts Deer 

Sa.  three  chev.  betw.  as  many  roebucks  tripp.  arg. 
Rogers,  Netherthorpe,  co.  York. 
. . .  .Lions 
Gu.  three  chev.  arg.  betw.  as  many  lions  ramp.  or. 
Cromwell  alias  Williams. 
Birds 
Arg.  three  chev.  betw.  as  many  birds  sa.  Waldoure. 

....  Martlets 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  betw.  as  many  martlets  sa. 
Singleton,  Lancaster,  V.  Singleton,  Brough- 
ton,  Lancaster;  Dykelborough,  and  Mendles- 
ham,  Norfolk ;  Suffolk,  1716 ;  and  Cornwall. 
Singleton,  Aclare,  co.  Meath ;  quarteringCorbet. 


3  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
Arg.   three  chev.   betw.    as    many    martlets    sa. 

Singleton,  F*. 
Gu.  three  chev.    betw.   as   many   martlets   arg. 

Singleton,  Singleton  Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 
Arg.  three    chev.    gu.   betw.    six    martlets    sa. 

Singleton. 
Bordure 
Arg.  three  chev.  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 

Arderne. 
Arg.  three  chev.  within  a  bordure  gu.    Wills. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.     Sire 

Robert  de  Wadeville,  0. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Sr.   Alexander   Selley,    V.     Watervill,  V* 

Sr.   Robert  Watevile.  L  ;  or  de  Wateville, 

temp.  Edward  I,  V.    Wille. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  indented 

sa.     Sire  Robert  de  Watevile,  N. 
Arg.  three  chev.  gu.  a  bordure  vair.    Langton. 
Az.  three  chev.  or  within  a  bordure  arg.     Aspall, 

Suffolk.     Thomas  de  Aspal,  seal. 
Gu.  three  chev.  within  a  bordure  arg.     Deane  or 

Deene,  co.  Lincoln. 
Gu.  three  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  engr.  sa. 

Rande. 
Gu.  three  chev.  arg.  within  a  bordure  '  risercele  ' 

sa.    William  Rande,  Y. 
Gu.  three  cbev.  or  within  a  bordure  engr.  az.  in 

the    dexter    chief   a    mullet    of   the    second. 

Brewes. 
Gu.  three   chev.  one    vair  enclosed  by  two  or 

betw.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of  the  last. 

Blakey,  Huntingfield,  Suffolk. 
Or  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  engr.   az. 

W.  Breus,  F.        Brewase,  V.        Johan  de 

Brewase,  E.    Winyard. 
Or  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  indented  az. 

John  de  Brusse,  C. 
Or  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  az.  bezanty. 

Clare,  co.  Leicester. 
Or  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  sa.     Clare, 

Dabiton,  co.  Worcester.     The   bordure   engr. 

Sr.  Nicolas  de  Clare,  L. 
Or  three  chev.  gu.  within  a  bordure  indented  sa. 

Sire  Nicholas  de  Clare,  N. 

Escallops 
Gu.  three  chev.  betw.  as   many   escallops   arg. 
Macbride,  England. 
Fleurs-de-lis 
Arg.  three  chev.  betw.  as  many  fleurs-de-lis  .... 
Minchin. 
Flowers 
Arg.  tbree  chev.  sa.  betw.  as   many   roses   gu. 
Wickham,  Harl.  MS.  1407,  fo.  74. 

4-Foils 

Az.  three  chev.  arg.  betw.  as  many  4-foils  or. 
Aspin,  co.  Buckingham. 
5  -Foils 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  three  chev.  betw.  as  many 
5-foils  counterchanged.  Maney,  Linton,  Kent. 
John  Maney,  Biddeudon,  Kent,  F.  Mayne, 
Essex.  Mayne,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  94 ;  Mainy 
or  Maynye,  Add.  MS.  5507,  fo.  208;  Kent. 
Mayney.    Myne,  Kent.     Ommanney. 

Heads. . . .  (Beasts)  Deer 
Az.    three    chev.    betw.    as    many   hart's   heads 
cabossed  or.    Hartford. 

....  Goats 
Sa.   three   chev.    betw.   as    many    goat's   beads 
erased  arg.    Bdlkley,  co.  Stafford. 


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3  CHEVRONS  betw.  or  within cont. 

Mullets 
Az.    three    chev.    betw.   as   many    mullets    or. 

Delafosse. 
Sa.    three   chev.   betw.    as    many    mullets    arg. 

Tirrey,  London  ;  confirmed  13  June,  1016. 
Sa.  three  chev.  arg.  betw.  as  many  mullets  or. 
Smerys   or   Smeys,  V. 
Reptiles 
Sa.  three  chev.  erm.  betw.  as  many  adders  arg. 
Wise,  Warwick  Priory.     The  adders  erect  or. 
Wise,  Brompton  Park,  Middlesex.     But  ser- 
pents embowed  vert.    Wise. 
Roundles 
Arg.  three   chev.  sa.  betw.   as   many   ogresses. 
Cuthbert,    Ireland.         Singleton,    Ireland. 
Umeler  or  Unneler,  V.    Umener.    Umler, 
V*.    Unnester,  V*. 
Or  three  chev.  gu.  betw.  tentorteaux  three  three 
three  and  one.     City  of  Gloucester,  assigned 
15  August  1652. 
Sprigs 
Arg.  three  chev.  betw.  as  many  pine  slips  vert.  Fig. 

On  3  CHEVRONS 

Annulets 

Erm.  on  three  chev.  sa.  as  many  annulets  in  the 
uppermost  arg.  Plomsted,  Plomsted,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  on  three  chev.  arg.  as  many  annulets  or. 
Buthall. 

Arg.  on  three    chev.   sa.    fifteen    annulets    or. 
Colvile  or  Colwall,  Kent  (in  error). 
Beast 

Or  on  three  chev.  (?  braced  in  base)  sa.  a  lion 
pass,  in  the  centre  one  as  the  first.  Monsire 
Walter  de  Mauncy,  Y. 

Or  on  three  chev.  sa.  a  lion  pass,  guard. '  in  the 
top  of  one  of  them'  as  the  first.  Sr.  Walter 
Manney,  Q,  Earl.  MS.  6599.  But  in  the 
uppermost  chev.  Walter  Mannye,  founder  of 
the  Carthusian  Monastery  of  the  Salutation  at 
London  :  at  the  Charterhouse  1619. 

Or  on  three  chev.  sa.  a  lion  ramp,  in  the  centre 
one  as  the  first.     Sr.  Walter  Manney,  Q,  Ash- 
mol.  MS.  1120. 
Chevrons 

Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  three  chev.  as  many 
couped  and  counterchanged.     Say. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  three  chev.  arg.  as  many 
of  the  field.  Say,  Weston  Favell,  co.  North- 
ampton ;  and  Blechingdon,  co.  Oxford. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  three  chev.  arg.  as  many 
couped  of  the  field.  Say,  co.  Devon,  Harl.  MS. 
1538,  fo.  17  b.  Say,  Weston-Favell,  co.  North- 
ampton, Harl.  MS.  109-4,  fo.  198  b. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  three  chev.  arg.  as  many 
couped  and  counterchanged  of  the  field.  Sr. 
William  Say,  V.  Sir  John  Say,  and  Say,  Dod- 
ington,  and  Weston-Favell,  co.  Northampton, 
Harl.  MS.  1553,  fo.  142  b. 

Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  on  three  chev.  or  as  many 
couped  and  counterchanged  of  the  field.  Say, 
Harl.  MS.  5803,  fo.  59.  Sir  John  Say,  brass 
at  Broxbourne,  co.  Hertford  ;  Waller. 

Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  three  chev.  arg.  as  many 
couped   and  counterchanged.      Say.    But  all 
the   chev.  couped.      Gey  alias  Saye,  Essex, 
Harl.  MS.  1465,  fo.  6  b. 
Escallops 

Arg.  on  three  chev.  sa.  as  many  escallops  of  the 
first.     Mayne,  Ireland. 

Arg.  on  three  chev.  sa.  as  many  escallops  in  the 
centre  chev.  or.     Hellynges,  V. 


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Fleurs-de-lis 
Or  on  three    chev.  gu.   nine  fleurs-de-lis    .... 
John  Feltgrave    (in   pencil   Fitz-Rafe),  X. 
The  fleurs-de  lis  arg.  Sire  William  Friz  Rafe, 
N,Harl.  MS.  6589;  or  Fitz  B,ATFE,N,Harl.MS. 
6137,  or  Fitz-Rauf,  N,  Harl.  MS.  4033  ;  Fitz 
Raufe,  V*.     Fitz  Raulf,  Suffolk.     The  fleurs- 
de-lis  as  the  field.    Fitz-Raulf,  Suffolk. 
Or  on  three  chev.  gu.  eleven  fleurs-de-lis  five 
three  and  three  arg.     Sr.  William  Fitz-Raufe, 
Pebmersh,  Suffolk,  V.    But  unnumbered.     Sir 
William  Fitz-Rauf,  N;  and  Lansd.  MS.  855 ;  or 
Fitz  Rafe,  Harl.  MS.  5803. 
5-Foils 
Arg.  on  three  chev.  az.  as  many  5-foils  of  the 
first.    Alderson. 
Fretty 
Or  on  three  chev.  gu.  fretty  arg.    Fitz  Ralph. 

Leaves 
Sa.  on  three  chev.  arg.  fifteen  leaves  vert.   Wise. 

Mitre 
Or  on  three  chev.  gu.  a  mitre  in  the  centre  chev. 
arg.    See  of  Gloucester,  as  borne  by  Bishop 
Fowler,  1691-1714. 
Mullets 
Az.  on   three  chev.   or  as   many    mullets    gu. 

Croasdaile. 
Or  on  three  chev.  vert  as  many  mullets   arg. 

Hagar. 
Gu.    on    three    chev.    arg.    nine     mullets     sa. 
Bairnsfather  or  Barnesfather,  Scotland. 
Nails 
Arg.  on  three  chev.  sa.  fifteen  nails  or.  Clonvyle 
Clovell  Clovile  or  Clovyle,  West  Hanfield, 
Essex. 

Roundles. . . .  (Bezants) 
Arg.  on  three  chev.  sa.  thirteen  bezants  five  five 
and    three.        Thomas    Le    Archdeacon   or 
Archdekin,  E. 
Arg.    on     three     chev.     sa.     fifteen     bezants. 
Archediacre.  Collingwood,  Northumberland. 
Cutbert  Colvyle,  Cornwall,  V.     Colwell,  V. 
Cuthbert  or  Cuthburst.    Cutbert,  V*. 
Or  on  three  chev.  sa.  fifteen  bezants.     Colvile 
Colvyle  or  Colwell. 

(Plates) 

Arg.on  three  chev.  sa.  fifteen  plates.  Malabassell. 

The  chev.  engr.    Rotherell. 
Or  on  three  chev.  sa. fifteen  plates.  Malabassell, 
V. 

....(Bezants) 
Arg.  on  three  chev.  sa.  bezants.  Colmel,  Nor- 
thumberland. Colvile  or  Colyvill,  Cumber- 
land; Kent;  co.  Lincoln;  co.  Northampton; 
and  Northumberland.  Cutbert.  Thomas 
L'Erchdiacre,  Y. 
Or  on  three  chev.  sa.  bezants.     Malabasse. 

On  3  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief 

Canton 

Arg.  on  three  chev.  gu.  so  many  mullets  of  the 
first  a  canton  as  the  second.  Casson,  Millom, 
and  Frith  Hall,  Cumberland ;  Newfield  in 
Seathwaite,  co.  Lancaster;  and  Blaenyddol, 
Festiniog,  co.  Merioneth. 

Sa.  on  three  chev.  arg.  as  many  ogresses  a  can- 
ton or.    Colquitt. 
on  a  Chief Mullets 

Arg.  on  three  chev.  sa.  so  many  escallops  as  the 
first  a  chief  of  the  second  charged  with  three 
mullets  like  the  field.    Mayne. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


4  CHEVRONS 

Erm.  four  chev.  gu.  Every.  Orebye,  Harl.  MS. 
.1405,  fo.  122  b. 

Erminois  four  chev.  two  az.  betw.  as  many  gu. 
Every,  Egginton,  co.  Derby;  Baronetcy  1641. 

Or  four  chev.  gu.  Everid.  Every,  Egginton, 
co.  Stafford,  impaling  Mosley,  Shaw,  Stafford, 
12 ;  Devon;  and  Somerset;  Collinson,  Somerset, 
hi,  24,  302:  (?  assumed  by)  Fewtrell;  Col- 
linson, Somerset,  i,  18. 

Or  four  chev.  engr.  gu.  Chancey  or  Chanceys, 
Edgcott,  co.  Northampton;  granted  1546. 

Or  four  chev.  sa.  Mamdye,  Harl.  MS.  1407,  fo. 
74  6.     Manndy,  Harl.  MS.  1465,  fo.  122  b. 

4  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief. . . . 

Erm.  four  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  last  a  lion 
(passant,  Oreby,  V*)  statant  or.  Sr.  Phillip 
Orreby,  temp.  Henry  III,  V. 

5  CHEVRONS 

Arg.  five  chev.  sa.    Hougham,  London.    Sutton. 

Az.  five  chev.  or.  Denew.  And  with  a  label  of 
as  many  points  gu.     Creythorns. 

Or  five  cbev.  az.  Avering.  Evening  (in  error 
for)  Evering,  Evering,  Kent. 

Or  five  chev.  gu.  Abrincis  or  Averinges,  Folke- 
stone, Kent.     Strongbow,  Earl  of  Clare. 

Or  five  chev.  sa.    Every,  Kent. 

5  CHEVRONS  and  in  chief 

Erm.  five  chev.  gu.  on  a  canton  of  the  second  a 
lion  pass.  or.  Orreby,  Hagneby,  co.  Lincoln, 
temp.  Henry  III ;  and  co.  Chester. 

6  CHEVRONS 

Arg.  three  pair  of  chev.  interlaced  fesswise  at  each 

end  an  annulet  (az.WASTLEY,)  gu.  Wastlay,  V. 
Arg.  six  chev.  alternately  gu.  and  sa.     Farlegh, 

co.  Devon. 
Arg.  six  cbev.  three  sa.  and  as  many  gu.  Farlegh 

or  Ferley. 
Arg.   six   chev.  sa.        Robert  de   Hugham,   A. 

Hungham. 
Per  pale  az.  and  gu.  six  chev.  arg.     Say,  Weston- 

Favell,  co.   Northampton ;    and  Blechingdon, 

co.  Oxford. 

CHEVRONELLY 

Chevronelly  of  four  arg.  and  gu.    Whithorse. 
Cbevronelly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.     Grymsby. 
Chevronelly   of  six  gu.   and   arg.       Chalkhill, 

Middlesex.     Sawle. 
Chevronelly  of  six  gu.  and  erm.    Hankewell  or 

Sankewell,  V.    Sanckwell  or  Sankwell. 
Chevronelly  of  six  sa.  and  arg.     Grimsby,  V. 
Chevronelly  erm.  and  gu.    Roger  Peitwyn,  Y. 
CHIEF 

(For  coats  with  a  chief  and  a  charge  over  all, 
see  the  charge  with  a  field  '  per  chief.) 

See  also  Per  Fess. 

....  a  chief  indented  ....  Thomas  de  Appleby, 
Bishop  of  Carlisle  1363-95.  And  with  a  label 
of  three  points.  Sir  James  Dormont,  Captain 
of  Gournay,  1441 ;  seal. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  a  chief  of  the  first.     Cuneon. 

Arg.  a  chief  az.  Albominster,  Cornwall. 
Beltoft.  Bicknor  or  Bykenor.  Checky. 
Chester,  Gow^?i,cxlviii,;  and  i,40.  Cheverell. 
Clinton,  co.  Wilts.  Clun,  V.  Clune  or 
Cloun.  Fitz-Alan,  Clun, co.  Salop.  Fitz-Allan 
Fitz-Alin  Fitz-Flaald  or  Fitz-Flade,  co.  Sa- 
lop. Glanvil,  Earl  of  Suffolk.  Lockton,  co. 
Lincoln.    Monstrell.    Saluce.    Santon,  San- 


CHIEF  cont. 
ton,  co.  Devon ;  the  heiress  m.  Stockhey. 
Saunton,  co. Lincoln.  Whitmore,  Thurstanton, 
co.  Chester.  And  with  a  martlet  for  diff.  or. 
Whitmore,  V.  But  with  a  label  of  five  points 
gu.     Roger  de  Lokintone,  E. 

Arg.  fretty  of  six  and  a  chief  az.     Curwen. 

Arg.  fretty  and  a  chief  az.  Sire  Roger  de 
Beltoft,  N.  Beltofts,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Elerker,  V*.  Sr.  William  Ellercar,  V. 
Ellerker,  co.  York. 

Arg.  fretty  engr.  and  a  chief  az.  Robert  Beltoft,F. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  a  chief  az.  Christofer  Cnowene 
(in  pencil  Corowen),  X.  Corwey.  Tho- 
mas Cospatrick,  Weirkington,  Y.  Curwen, 
Workington,  Cumberland ;  as  descended  from 
Gospatric,  Earl  of  Northumberland ;  the  heiress 
m.  Christian.  Morleigh,  co.  Lancaster.  M.  Gil- 
bert OULWENNE,  S.      WYRKINGTON. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  a  chief  az.     Curwin. 

Arg.  a  chief  dancetty  az.  Crawfurde.  Robert 
Fitz-Elys,  Newton,  P.  Glanvile,  Earl  of 
Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  chief  indented  az.  Boteler.  Cranford, 
South  Newton,  co.  Northampton.  Glanvile 
or  Glanvill,  Suffolk ;  and  Broomhall,  co. 
York.  Glanvill,  V.  Gilbert  de  Glanvill, 
Bishop  of  Rochester  1185-1214.  John  de 
Sanduiz,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  90.  Henry 
de  Sandwich,  Bishop  of  London  1263-73. 
Valence.    Valens,  V. 

Arg.  a  chief  chequy  az.  and  or.    Waren,  V. 

Arg.  a  chief  chequy  gu.  and  or.    Jerball,  V. 

Arg.  a  chief  cbequy  or  andaz.  Hasted.  Waren, 
V*.   Warren. 

Arg.  a  chief  chequy  or  and  gu.  Irball,  co.  Lan- 
caster. Jerball,  V*.  Jerball,  co.  York. 
Jerbaz,  Sussex. 

Arg.  a  chief  indented  erm.     Saxsam. 

Arg.achief  gu.  PersdeCAMPAiNE,F.  Champaigne. 
Pers  Champaine  or  Perse  de  Champaine,  E. 
Maheu  de  Columbers,  B.  Durward,  Nisbet, 
i,  74.  De  Fontibus.  Forts  or  De  Fortibus. 
Forse,  Norfolk.  William  de  Fortz,  Vi- 
vonia,  B.  But  William  (Fors,Z)  de  Forz,  Coup 
land,  Earl  of  Albemarle,  P.  Horsley  co.  Nor 
thampton.  Alein  Lasser,  C.  Massey,  Tatton, 
co.  Chester.  Menzies,  Castle  Menzies,  co. 
Perth  ;  Baronetcy  1665.     Menzies,  Pitfaddles. 

MUNSEMBERG.        WERKESLEY,  V*.        WoRSLEY, 

Worslay,  co.  Lancaster.  Worsley,  Hoving- 
ham Hall, co. York;  Baronetcy  1838.  Geoffrey 
de  Wyrkesley,  co.  Lancaster,  V.  And  with  an 
annulet  for  diff.  or.  Worseley,  Depingate,  co. 
Northampton.  But  with  a  crescent  for  diff. 
arg.  Worceley,  co.  Lancaster,  V.  Worcelley, 
V.  The  crescent  or.  Worseley,  co.  North- 
ampton. But  with  a  label  of  five  points  or. 
Fortibus.  But  with  a  mullet  for  diff.  or. 
Worsley,  co.  Lancaster. 

Arg.  fretty  and  a  chief  gu.  Thomas  Curwene,  Y. 
Sr.  Richard  Salkeld,  V.  Salkeld,  Baslington, 
Northumberland  ;  and  co.  York. 

Arg.  fretty  of  six  sa.  a  chief  gu.     Cockborne. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  a  chief  gu.  Murcaunt,  V*.  A 
quartering  of  Rogers,  co.  Dorset,  V.  Talmach, 
V*.     Sr.  William  Talmache,  Suffolk,  V. 

Arg.  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  Roger  de  Brome,  E. 
M.  Edmond  Hengrave,S.  Hengrave,  Suffolk. 

Arg.  a  chief  indented"gu.  Brightly  or  Brigley, 
co.  Devon.  Brome,  Norfolk.  Brony,  Suffolk. 
Heingrave.  Osmond  de  Heingrave  (in  pen- 
cil in  margin  Herngrave),  Y.    Sire  Edmon 


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CHIEF  cont. 
de  Hemegrave,2v\  Hemgrave.F*.  Hemingham, 
Norfolk.  Hempgrave  or  Hengrave.  Herman. 
Heringrave,  V*.  Sr.  Edmund  Herngrave, 
Norfolk ;  and  Suffolk,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Heyngraye.  Mandevile,  Essex.  Mergrant. 
Mortaine.  And  with  a  slipped  3-foil  for  din", 
of  the  first.     Maundevill,  V. 

Arg.  goutty  de  poix  a  chief  nebuly  gu.  Roydenhall, 
1716. 

Arg.  fretty  sa.  a  chief  or.     Curwen. 

Arg.  a  chief  or  bordured  az.     Broderley. 

Arg.  a  chief  paly  of  seven  (eight,  Harrington)  as 
the  first  and  gu.  Keith,  Baron  Keith  1380,  Earl 
Marischal  1455  ;  Nisbet.  But  later,  the  chief 
paly  of  six  (or  of  eight)  gu.  and  or  (aliter  or 
and  gu.). 

Arg.  a  chief  sa.  Airth,  Scotland;  the  heiress 
m.  Bruce.  Barent.  La  Porest.  Le  Forest. 
Penley.  Velayn,  V.  Velayne,  co.  Chester. 
Villane,  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  fretty  and  a  chief  sa.  Aymer  de  St.  Amont, 
B.  Sr.  Henry  de  Radford,  V.  M.  Henri  de 
Rydford,  S. 

Arg.  a  chief  dancetty  sa.  Bannett,  Suffolk. 
Sir  Roger  Baudwyn,  L.  Adame  Bevent,  A. 
Hilicke.    Le  Poer.     Power,  Ireland. 

Arg.  masonry  and  a  chief  embattled  sa.  Reynell, 
co.  Devon,  1716. 

Arg.  a  chief  indented  sa.  Arsnick.  Arsycke. 
Sir  Roger  Baldwyk  or  Baudwyn,  L.  Bament. 
Adam  de  Bavent,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137.  Bavent, 
V.  Sire  Roger  de  Bavent,  N.  Monsire  Ro- 
ger Bavent,  Y.  Sir  John  Harseck  or  Harsick, 
1384,  quartering  Calthorp  and  Gestingthorp; 
in  church  at  South  Acre,  Norfolk;  Gough,  i, 
146.  Harsick,  Norfolk.  Hilicke.  Hillick  or 
Hillock.  Hillock.  La  Poer,  Ireland. 
Le  Poer,  Curraghmore,  co.  Waterford.  De 
La  Poer,  Baronies  1375,  1452,  1535,  Viscount 
Decies  and  Earl  of  Tyrone  1673,  extinct  1704; 
the  heiress  m.  Beresford.  Poore,  Ireland. 
Dominus  de  Power,  Ireland,  V.  Power,  co. 
Oxford.  And  with  a  crescent  arg.  on  a  crescent 
gu.  for  diff.     Baron  Poer. 

Arg.  masonry  and  a  chief  indented  sa.  Raynell, 
Malston,  co.  Devon,  Harl.  MS.  4199,  fo.  62. 
Reynell, Pyttney, co. Somerset;  Trumpincton, 
co.  Cambridge;  and  Ogwell,  co.  Devon;  quar- 
tering Trumpington  and  Strighull.  Reynell, 
Castle  Reynell,  Reynella,  Woodfort,  and  Killy. 
non,  Ireland  ;  descended  from  Reynell,  East 
Ogwell,  and  Malston,  co.  Devon.  Reynell, 
Lalebam,  and  Shepperton,  Middlesex;  de- 
scended from  Reynell,  West  Ogwell,  quartering 
Spiller;  the  heiresses  m.  Reynell  and  Williams, 
Reynell,  Newton  Abbot,  co.  Devon  ;  descended 
like  Reynell,  Rivershill,  co.  Hants ;  from 
Reynell,  East  Ogwell.  Carew  Reynell, Bishop 
of  Down  1739,  Derry  1741-5.  Reynell;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1837-48. 

Arg.  a  chief  wavy  sa.    Aston. 

Arg.  a  chief  vairy  or  and  gu.  Fitz-Herbert, 
co.  Derby. 

Arg.  a  chief  vairy  or  and  vert.    Brooke. 

Arg.  a  chief  vert.  Ldmley,  Lord  Mayor  of  Lon- 
don 1623.     Meyler,  Ireland.     Myler. 

Arg.  fretty  and  a  chief  vert.    Beltoft. 

Arg.  a  chief  bevily  vert.    Beverley. 

Ai'g.  a  chief  indented  vert.    Poore. 

Az.  a  chief  arg.  Clun.  Beanvtll.  Kilpatrick. 
Maunstrell,  V*.  Monstrell.  Mounstrell, 
V.    Proyis,  co.  Somerset. 


CHIEF  cont. 

Az.  fretty  and  a  chief  arg.  Allesley.  Elluker. 
Holtby,  Tryton,  co.  York.  Sire  Robert  de 
Holteby,  N.  Sr.  de  Holtesby,  co.  Lincoln,  V. 
Thomas  Seint  Leger,  1'.  Rauf  St.  Legeir,  Y. 
Sr.  Thomas  Sutton,  V. 

Az.  a  chief  indented  arg.  Bechorn.  Due,  V. 
Due,  V*. 

Az.  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  Ikelinge,  V*. 
Ikeling  or  Ikling.     Pierpoint,  Sussex. 

Az.  a  chief  chequy  gu.  and  arg.  Ikelinge,  V. 
Perpount,  V. 

Az.  a  chief  chequy  orandgu.  Ikeling  or  Ikling. 
Pierpoint,  co.  York. 

Az.  a  chief  countercompony  gu.  and  or.  Robert 
de  Porponne,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  92  ;  but 
or  and  gu.    Robert  Perpount,  A. 

Az.  a  chief  erm.  Claus.  Seyliard  Suliard 
or  Sylyard,  Delaware,  Braxted,  and  Ighton, 
Kent.     Sulliard,  V*. 

Az.  a  chief  erm.  over  all  an  escucheon  or  a  chev. 
gu.    Erlescamp,  V*.    Erllescamp,  W. 

Az.  bezanty  a  chief  erm.     Keignes  or  Keynes. 

Az.  a  chief  gu.     William  de  Sentlegar,  A. 

Az.  fretty  arg.  a  chief  gu.  Cave.  Sire  Johan 
de  Sein  Leger,  N.    St.  Leger,  V. 

Az.  fretty  of  six  or  a  chief  gu.     Willoughby. 

Az.  a  chief  lozengy  or  and  gu.     Scobie. 

Az.  a  chief  or.  Beaneveill  or  Beavill.  Sr. 
Rauf  Beauvill,  V.  Beltoft.  Benevill. 
Benvill.  Bonvile.  Bovile.  Donham. 
Hasellwall.  John  de  Lusers,  V.  John 
Lusures,  Y.  Raffe  de  Seintleger,  A.  Sleger, 
Kent.  And  with  a  label  of  three  points  arg. 
Donham,  Harl.  MS.  1550,  fo.  17  ;  6829,  fo.  63. 

Az.  billetty  and  a  chief  or.     Dromer. 

Az.  fretty  of  six  arg.  a  chief  or.  William  de 
Sentleger,  F. 

Az.  fretty  arg.  a  chief  or.  Bridges.  Sr.  Raufe 
St.  Leger,  Kent,  V.  M.  Rafe  de  S.  Leger, 
D.  Sire  Rauf  de  Sein  Leger,  N.  St. 
Leger,  Annery,  and  Canonleigh,  co.  Devon, 
the  coheiresses  m.  Grenville,  Stucley,  Tre- 
mayne,  and  Arscott.  St.  Leger,  Castlemore, 
and  Heyward's  Hill,  co.  Cork.  St.  Leger, 
Ulcomb,  Kent ;  and  Doneraile,  co.  Cork,  Baron 
Kilmadow  and  Viscount  Doneraile  1703-67, 
Baron  1776,  Viscount  1785.  M.  Rauffe  Seynt 
Legger,  S.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  gu. 
St.  Leger,  V.  But  a  mullet  gu.  Sire  Thomas 
de  Seint  Leger,  N.  The  mullet  of  six  points 
gu.     M.  Renold  Seynt  Leggere,  S. 

Az.  fretty  and  a  chief  or.  Randolf  Fitz-Henry, 
P.  Sire  Henry  Fitz-Henry,  B.  Hue 
Fit'hary  or  le  Fitz-Henry,  E.  Sir  Henry 
Fitz-Hugh,  J,  or  le  Fitz-Hugh,  M.  Sire 
Henri  le  Fiz-Hue,  N.  Le  Sire  Fitz-Hugh, 
Y.  Henry  le  Fitz-Randolfe,  temp.  Edward 
I,  V.  And  with  a  label  gu.  Sir  Henry  le 
Fitz  Hugh,  L. 

Az.  a  chief  dancetty  or.  Fitz-Raulf.  M.  Ran- 
dolff  Fitz-John,  S.  Ormond,  Ireland,  Harl. 
MS.  1441. 

Az.  a  chief  indented  or.  Donham,  co.  York. 
Sr.  John  Dunham,  Karlington,  V.  Dunham, 
co.  Lincoln.  Randolf  Fitz-John,  Wodhalle,  P. 
John  Fitz-Randolf,  Spenythorne,  Y.  Mon- 
sire Randolf  Fitz-Raufe,  Y.  Fitzrandall. 
M.Rauf  de  Sanduiz,  A,  Harl  MS.  6137. 

Az.  flory  or  a  chief  paly  arg.  and  gu.  Henry  de 
Bernam,  C. 

Barry  of  four  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  of  the  second. 
Salley,  co.  Rutland. 


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CHIEF  cont. 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  vair.    Pympe, 

V. 
Barry  of  four  or  and  az.  a  chief  gu.     Manners, 

Baron  Ross,  1G16-32. 
Barry  of  four  (or  and  sa.  Add.  MS.  14307,  fo.  18.) 

sa.  and  or  a  chief  arg.    Frogenhall,  Kent. 
Barry  nebuly  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  chequy 

or  and  sa.     Adrian,  quartered  by  D'Oyley. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  erm.     Wigley. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  gu.     Lampkyn. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  per  pale 

erm.  and  gu.     Barlowe,  co.  Derby,  Cotton  MS. 

Tiberius  D  10. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.   a   chief  vair.     Sr. 

Thomas  Pympe,  Kent,  V. 
Barry   nebuly  of  six   az.   and   arg.   a   chief  or. 

Bydeford,  V. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  or  per  pale  counterchanged 

a  chief  the  dexter  side  per  bend  as  the  first  and 

second  the  sinister  per  bend  sinister  like  the 

second  and  first  over  all  an  escucheon  arg. 

Hageley. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chief  erm.     Talworth. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  chief  erm.    Bordeux, 

Harl.  MS.  1424,  fo.  105  b. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  chief  paly  of  six  as  the 

first  and  second.     Edfyn,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo. 

104.    But  paly  of  ten.     Edefin.     But  paly  of 

the  same.     Edefyne  or  Edfyne. 
Barry  of  six  sa.  and  or  a  chief  paly  of  ten  of  the 

first  and  second.    Edefin. 
Barry  of  ten  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.    Malephant, 

Harl.  MS.  1441 ;  and  of  Ireland,  W. 
Barry  of  twelve   (twenty-one,  Harl.  MS.  6137) 

arg.  and  az.  a  chief  indented  gu.      Elles  de 

Rochford, A. 
Barruly  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  gu.    Rochford. 
Barry  wavy  arg.   and   az.  a  chief   or  a  label  of 

three  points  ....     De  Bideford. 
Barry  nebuly  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  chequy  or  and 

az.     Adryan. 
Barry  bendy  sa.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.     Ralph  de 

Willington,  1230. 
Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  or.  Baldwyn,  V* . 

Baldwyn  de  Betun,  Earl  of  Albemarle,  temp. 

Richard  I,  W. 
Bendy  of  six  az.  and  arg.  a  chief  sa.      Little, 

Ireland. 
Bendy  of  six  az.  and  or  a  chief  erm.     Hankes. 

Hawke,  Treveven,  Cornwall.     Howkes,  V. 
Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  az.   Coleridge. 
Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  or  a  chief  az.     Danford. 
Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chief  erm.   Howkes,  V*. 
Bendy  of  six  sa.  and  or  a  chief  gu.     Linghaii. 
Bendy  of  six  vair  and  gu.  a  chief  or.     Cowcey. 
Bendy  of  six  vert  and  arg.  a  chief  erm.     Loat. 
Bendy  gu.  and   arg.    a  chief  or.      Baudwin   de 

Betun,  brother  of  the  Count  of  Flanders,  was 

Earl  of  Albemarle  and  De  L'Isle,  lord  of  Skip- 
ton  in  Craven,  m.  Hawise,  Countess  of  Albe- 
marle, Y. 
Chequy    arg.    and    az.    a    chief    gu.      Palmer, 

Barton,  co.  Warwick,  and  co.  York.   And  with  a 

crescent  in   the   dexter    corner  for  diff.   .... 

Palmer,  co.  Warwick,  1619,  W. 
Chequy  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  indented  or.    Walton, 

co.  Devon. 
Chequy   arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  az.     Gospatrick, 

Cumberland. 
Chequy    arg.    and    gu.    a    chief    indented    az. 

Micklethwait,  Iridge  Place,  Sussex;     Baro- 
netcy 1838-53;  Taverham,  and  Beeston,  Nor- 


CHIEF  cont. 
folk;  and  Maresfield,  Sussex;  quartering  Peck- 
ham  ;  derived  from  Micklethwait,  Kimber- 
worth,  co.  York.  Micklethwayt  or 
Micklethwaite,  co.  Lincoln ;  and  Swayne, 
Holderness,  co.  York.  Mucklewaite. 
Chequy    arg.    and    gu.    a    chief    erm.     Richard 

Fitz-John,  Y. 
Chequy   arg.    and    gu.    a    chief   or.      Colshill. 

Neham,  V*.    Nehun. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  engr.  or.    Walton, 

V*. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  per  chev.  wavy  of 

the  second  and  or.     Hauberke,  V*. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  vair.    Chichester, 

1730. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  erm.     Colshlll. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  or.   Brooke.    Cawod. 

Cawood,F.  Colshill,co. Devon.  Hankepenny. 

Hawkepenny. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  of  the  last  on  the 

second  cheque   a  crescent  or.      M.    Thomas 

Colshill,  S. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  vairy  of  the  first  and 

gu.    Fulkeram. 
Chequy  az.  and  arg.  a  chief  engr.  or.    Walton,  V. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  a  chief  per  chief  nebuly  of  the 

first  and  second.  Tavestoke.F*.  Tavystock,F. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  a  chief  per  fess  wavy  of  the 

last  and  sa.    Tavistock. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.     Neham,  V. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  engr.  or.  Walton,  V. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  per  chev.  wavy  of  the 

first  and  or.     Sr.  Nicolas  Hauberkes,  V. 
Chequy  gu.  and  or  a  chief  arg.     Forsham. 
Chequy    gu.    and   or   a   chief  az.     Hamond  de 

Bonet,  A.     Symon  de  Porpoune,  A,  Harl.  MS. 

6137,  fo.  92. 
Chequy   gu.   and   or  a   chief  erm.      Robert  de 

Ateshale,  F.     Sire  Roberd  de  Tatteshale,  J, 

Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  58  b.    And  with  a  label  or. 

Roger  Tateshalle  le  filz,  Y. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  chief  arg.     Garreig.     Sr. 

William  Gawre    (Garen   le  filz),  in   margin 

"  credo  Gwaren",  R.     Warren.      And  with  a 

crescent  for  diff.  gu.     Garein,  F*.     Guarein, 

V*.  Thomas  Garen  or  Garrenne,  V.  Warren, 

V*.    But  a  mullet  az.  Clifford,  Bartcy.  1838. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  chief  erm.     Clinton. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  chief  gu.     Palmer,  Barton, 

co.  Warwick ;  and  co.  York. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  a  chief  of  the  first.  Garen.  But 

with  a  crescent  in  the  dexter  chief  gu.  Garrig. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  chief  arg.     Comberworth. 

Hamberbras. 
Chequy     or    and     gu.     a     chief    az.       Hamon 

Bonet,  A  ;  Harl.  MS.  6137.    Bonett.    Brooke. 

Symone  Perpount,  A.     Pierpoint. 
Chequy     or     and     gu.     a     chief    indented     az. 

Mittlewell. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  a  chief  (barry)  wavy  az.  and 

arg.     John  Raley,  Y. 
Chequy    or    and    gu.    a    chief   erm.      Cashall. 

Roger  de  Clinton,  Bishop  of  Lichfield  etc. 

1129-48.     M.  Rauf  Cromwell,  Lord  of  Tatir- 

sale,  quartering  per  chief  gu.  and  arg.  over  all 

a  bend  sa.,   S.    Giney  or  Gynney,  Norfolk. 

Gynty,  V.     Stedman,  Dolgoer,  co.  Brecknock. 

Tatershall,  Norfolk.     Robert  de  Tateshale, 

B;  K;  or  Tatishale,  C;  or  Tateshall,£.    Sire 

Robert    Tatershall,   H.       Sire    Roberd    de 

Tatteshale,  J.    Sire  Roberd  de  Thatf.shale, 

N.    Robert,  Baron  of  Tateshall,  V.     Robert 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


557 


CHIEF  cont. 

Tateshale,    P;    or   Tatteshall,   Y.     Sr.  de 
Tattersall,  V.    And  with  a  label  az.     Sr.  Ro- 
bert Tatraesall  le  filz,  H. 
Cbequy  or  and  gu.  a  chief  ermines.     Tattersall, 

V*. 
Cbequy  or  and  gu.  a  chief  vair.  Chichester, 
quartering  Hopton.  Sr.  William  Chichester, 
co.  Devon,  V.  Robert  Chichester,  Bishop  of 
Exeter  1138-55.  Chichester,  Arlington,  co. 
Devon ;  Baronetcy  1841  ;  descended  like 
Chichester,  Hall,  co.  Devon;  quartering 
Hall ;  from  Cirencester  or  Chichester,  Ra- 
leigh, co.  Devon:  Baronetcy  1C41.  Chichester, 
Greencastle,  co.  Donegal;  Baronetcy  1821. 
Chichester,  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  541,  549. 
Chichester,  Baron  Belfast  1612-24,  Baron  and 
Viscount  1025,  Earl  of  Donegal  1647,  Baron 
Fisherwick  1790,  Earl  of  Belfast  and  Marquis 
of  Donegal  1791,  Baron  Ennishowen  1841; 
quartering  Itchingham.  Raleigh,  Raleigh, 
co.  Devon. 
Chequy    or    and    sa.    a   chief  arg.     Colshill. 

Muscampe. 
Cbequy   or  and   vert  a  chief   arg.     Brockley, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1433. 
Chequy    sa.    and    arg.    a    chief    or.      Richard 

Colsull,  V.    Sr.  de  Hinkpenne,  V. 
Chevronelly    of  six    or    and    gu.    a    chief   erm. 

Tatershall. 
Erm.  a  chief  az.     Arches. 
Erm.  a  chief  dancetty  az.     Litton. 
Erm.  a  chief  engr.  az.     Askeley.     Scaley. 
Erm.  a  chief  indented  az.     Nevill,  Reresby,  co. 
Leicester.     Rauf  Nevile,  Cletham,  Y.    Mon- 
sire  Rauf  de  Nevill,  Clechin,  F. 
Erm.  a  chief  wavy  az.     Kitchener. 
Erm.  a  chief  bendy  of  six.  or  and  (az.  another) 

sa.     Dabetot,  co.  Worcester. 
Erm.  a  chief  bendy  of  six  sa.  and  or.     Dabetote, 

co.  Worcester,  Hart.  MS.  1404,  fo.  104. 
Erm.  a  chief  bendy  or  and  az.     Sire  Rauf  le 

Fitz-Richard,  0. 
Erm.   a   chief  bendy  or  and  sa.      Sire  William 

Dabetoot,  N. 
Erm.  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and  gu.    Wilcock  (in 

St.  Sepulchre's  Church,  London  ). 
Erm.   a   chief  chequy  az.   and  or.     Arden,  V. 

Wilcocks. 
Erm.   a  chief  chequy    or   and  az.     Arden,  V*. 

Arderne.    Dode. 
Erm.    a    chief    chequy   or    and     gu.     Nowers, 

Knossington,  co.  Leicester.  Wilcox. 
Erm.  a  chief  chequy  or  and  sa.  Nowers  alias 
Wilcox,  co.  Leicester,  1732.  Joseph  Wilcocks, 
Bishop  of  Gloucester  1721,  Rochester  1731-56, 
with  cbequy  sa.  and  or;  portrait. 
Erm.  a  chief  gu.  Bullock,  Brecon.  Burdeloys, 
co.  Cambridge;  and  Norfolk.  Button.  Esmond, 
Ireland.  Habcourt.  Menzies,  Weems.  Wil- 
liam deMORRITON,£.  Mortaine,F*.  Mortayne, 
V*.  Sr.  William  Morteyne,  V.  Robert  de 
Morteyn,  "  Breton",!?.  Morteyne,  Eyam,  and 
Risley,  co.  Derby;  the  heiress  m.  Willoughby. 
William  de  Morteyns,  X.  Narburgh,  (in 
pencil),  F.  Newbury,  Ireland. 
Erm.  a  chief  gu.  a  label  of  five  points  or. 
Bullock,  Norton,  Onston,  and  Darley,  co. 
Derby ;  quartered  by  Mower  through  Latham, 
and  by  Dale  through  Hayne. 
Erm.  fretty  and  a  chief  gu.  John  Thornborough, 
Bishop  of  Limerick  1593,  Bristol  1603,  Wor- 
cester 1617-41.  Thornborough  or  Thornbury, 


CHIEF  cont. 

co.    Hants;     Westmoreland;     and    co.    York. 
Thornborowe,     Selsbeyd,    co.     Cumberland. 
Thornburgh,    Sbesheyd,     V.        William    de 
Thornburgh,  X. 
Erm.  fretty  of  six  sa.  a  chief  gu.     Gerard. 
Erm.  a  chief  dancetty  gu.     Astell  de  Basset,  A. 
Wat  de  Einegrove,  E,  Hart.  MS.  6137;   or 
Emegrove,£,  Hart.  MS.  6589.     Moreton,  co. 
Bedford. 
Erm.  a  chief  embattled  gu.     Aiskell  Aisktll 

and  Askill. 
Erm.   a   chief    indented    gu.      Ansel    Bassett, 
A,   Hart.   MS.  6137.      Brome,   Broom    Hall, 
Suffolk;   and    Norfolk.     Browne,   Broomhall, 
Norfolk.     Mortaine,  Earl  of  Cornwall  1068- 
1104.    Sire  Johan  de  Mortein,  N.     Sr.  John 
Morteighe,  V.    Morteine,  V*.    Morton  or 
Morteyne,  co.  Bedford.  Moreton.  Rincester. 
Turbervile,  co.  Buckingham. 
Erm.  a  chief  lozengy  gu.  and  erm.     Charles,  V. 
Erm.  a  chief  paly  az.  and  arg.     Becket. 
Erm.  a  chief  paly  of  (eight  V*)  ten  sa.  and  or. 

Sr.  William  Beketot,  V. 
Erm.  a  chief  paly  sa.  and  or.    Becktoll. 
Erm.  a  chief  per  (chief  V*)  fess  indented  gu. 

and  or.     Brome,  V. 
Erm.   a   chief  indented    per    fess    or    and    gu. 

Brome,  V. 
Erm.   a   chief  indented   per  pale    gu.    and    or. 

Browne. 
Erm.   a   chief  per  pale    indented    or    and    gu. 
Browne.     Shotesbrook,  V.     And  with  a  rose 
of    the    last    in    the    dexter    chief    for    diff. 
Shortesbrooke. 
Erm.    a    chief  indented    per   pale    or   and    gu. 
Shortesbrooke  or  SHOTiSBROOKE,Kent;  some- 
times an  annulet,  sometimes  a  rose,  of  the  se- 
cond for  diff. 
Erm.  a  chief  quarterly  gu.  and  or.      Peckham, 
Kent;  and  Little  Green,  Upmarden,  and  Lord- 
ington,    Sussex ;       the    heiress    m.    Phipps. 
St.  Nicolas,  Kent. 
Erm.  a  chief  quarterly  or  and  gu.    Fitz-Nicholas, 
V*.     Pecham   or  Peckham,   Chichester,  and 
Franfield,  Sussex;  and  Kent.     Peckham,  Nyton, 
Sussex;  the  heiress  m.  Smith.   John  Peckham, 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1279-92.    Peckham, 
Kent,  V.  St.  Nicholas,  Kent,  V. 
Erm.    a    chief    potent    quarterly    or    and    gu. 

Peckham. 
Erm.  a  chief  sa.    Angus.     Beleield,  co.  Lincoln. 

Okesley   or   Orkesley. 
Erm.  a  chief  dancetty  sa.    Banner. 
Erm.  a  chief  indented  sa.    Ban  or  Banne.    Bon, 
Essex.     Bonner.     Gent,  Moyns, Essex;  quar- 
tering Moyns.     Nevill. 
Fusily  erm.  and  sa.  (sometimes  in  error,  or  and 
az.)  a  chief  of  the  second.    William  Pattyn  or 
W'aynflete,  as  provost  of  Eton  College. 
Fusily  or  and  gu.  a  chief  sa.     Brooke,  London. 
Gu.    a    chief    arg.        Bewford.        Hampsted. 
Hansted.     Hercy,  S.     Hercy,  Cruchfield,  co. 
Berks.     Hercy,  Grove,  co.  Nottingham ;  quar- 
tering  Arches,   Leke,   Somers,   Staveley,   and 
Talbot.     Sir  Thomas  Hersay,  Grove,  co.  Not- 
tingham, V.  Kent.  Kersa.  Gilbert  deWAWTON, 
Kesperby,     P.      John    Wawton,    1411-2,    V. 
Workesley.      Worselley,  co.  Lancaster,   V. 
Worsley,  co.   Chester;  and  co.  York.      And 
with   a  crescent  of  the  first.     Kercy.      But  a 
label  (of  three  points,  V.)  az.    Sire  Huge  de 
Hercy,  JV.    Hersey,  Kent. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


CHIEF  cont. 
Gu.  a  chief  embattled  arg.  Bincesteh,  V*.  Sr. 
Richard  Byncester,  V.  Ryncester,  1716;  and 
Harl.  MS.  1386,  fo.  34  b.  Sr.  Richard 
Ryncestre, Co ttonMS.  Tiberius  D  10,  fo.  765. 
Gu.  a  chief  indented  arg.  Barett.  Brighley, 
V.    Sarcester.     Surcester,  V. 

Gu.  fretty  or  a  chief  az.  John  de  Fleming,  St. 
George ;  Enderbie. 

Gu.  a  chief  bendy  of  eight  az.  and  arg.  Horan, 
Ireland. 

Gu.  a  chief  chequy  or  and  az.  Sr.  William 
Hansted,  co.  Northampton,  V.  Hansted  or 
Hasted,  co.  Northampton ;  and  Northumber- 
land. Le  Sire  de  Hausted,  Y.  Sire  Robert 
de  Haustede,  N.  Hawsted,  co.  Northamp- 
ton.   Hunsted. 

Gu.  a  chief  chequy  or  and  sa.    Hasteed. 

Gu.  a  chief  erm.  Charless.  Chastelin  D'Aras, 
A ;  Harl.  MS.  6137 ;  but  Cheselen  de  Daras, 
A.  Davy,  Kent.  Narborough  Narburgh  or 
Newborough,  Norfolk.  Norburgh,  Norburgh, 
Norfolk,  V.     Spelman. 

Gu.  bezanty  a  chief  erm.    Keignes  or  Keynes. 

Gu.  fretty  of  six  or  a  chief  erm.  Dewye.  Wil- 
liam Mailot,  E,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Gu.  fretty  or  a  chief  erm.  Fouleshurst,  co. 
Chester;  Essex;  and  co.  Leicester.  Sr.  Tho- 
mas Fouleshurst,  Essex,  V.  Fulleshorst 
or  Foulthurst,  co.  Chester.  William  Mailott, 
E,  Harl.  MS.  6589. 

Gu.  a  chief  indented  erm.  Chames.  Charles, 
V.  Goldington.  Michaell.  Seynt  Michaell, 
Ireland,  V. 

Gu.  a  chief  nebuly  erm.     Goldington. 

Gu.  a  chief  or.  Caron  or  Carron,  Scotland. 
Nicholas  de  Criell,  A.  Favesend,  co.  Chester. 
Fitz-Henry,  (co.  Wexford,  W,  and  Harl.  MS. 
1441),  Ireland,  V.  Fitz-Symon.  Kemor  or 
Kemur,  co.  Glouc;  Kent;  Middlesex;  Gis- 
sing,  Norfolk;  Suffolk;  and  Sussex.  Veriet  or 
Weriet.  Walton.  Wanton,  V.  Worsley, 
co.  York. 

Gu.  crusily  and  a  chief  or.  Sr.  John  Arderna  or 
de  Arderna,  L  ;  or  de  Arderne,  N. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  a  chief  or.    Brogden. 

Gu.  fretty  vair  a  chief  or.  Wynall.  Wyvile, 
Stanton  Wyvile,  co.  Leicester.  Robert  Wyville, 
Bishop  of  Salisbury  1330-75.  John  Wyville,  Y. 

Gu.  a  chief  dancetty  or.     Grovall.     Kinner. 

Gu.  a  chief  indented  or.  Crowale  or  Cruall. 
Grovill,  V.  Grovyll,  V*.  Kamois  or  Lamois. 
Borough  of  Kinver,  co.  Stafford.  Kumer. 
Kyner.     Kynver,  V. 

Gu.  billetty  and  a  chief  indented  or.  Garton. 
Sr.  Thomas  Gerton  or  Gorton,  V. 

Gu.  a  chief  per  fess  (indented,  Thorelys,  V*,) 
dancetty  of  the  first  and  or.     Thorleys,  V. 

Gu.  a  chief  vair.     Geynes  or  Joynes. 

Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.  Keefe, 
Ireland. 

Gyronny  of  eight  gu.  and  sa.  a  chief  or.  Matthews, 
Scotland. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  chief  gu.    Sturdy. 

Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.  a  chief  gu.   Laugher. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  arg.  a  chief  erm. 
Dobree  or  Dobrey. 

Gyronny  of  eight  sa.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.  Paul, 
Ireland. 

Lozengy  ....  and  ....  a  chief  ....  Sr.  Walter 
Kilningeholme,  co.  Lincoln,  seal  1254,  V. 

Lozengy  az.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.    Aderson. 

Lozengy  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  erm.    Joel. 


CHIEF  cont. 

Lozengy  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.     Tutin. 

Lozengy  or  and  gu.  a  chief  arg.  Broki.ey, 
London. 

Lozengy  or  and  gu.  a  chief  az.  Broke,  V. 
Brokeley  or  Brook. 

Lozengy  or  and  sa.  a  chief  of  the  second.    Breton. 

Lozengy  sa.  and  arg.  a  chief  erm.     Merriman. 

Lozengy  sa.  and  arg.  a  chief  per  fess  indented  or 
and  az.     Stocker. 

Lozengy  sa.  and  or  a  chief  erm.     Mears. 

Or  a  chief  az.  Arderne.  Aston.  Beavill. 
Beltost,      Sainton,       V.  Dewar,      Scot- 

land. Randolf  Fitz-Robert,  Midelham,  P. 
Gascoigne.  Lesoures,  V.  Lysers  or Lysours, 
co.  Lincoln.    Lysures,  V.    Menne.     Meune. 

MUSCHAMPE.         MUSCHANC,      V.         MUSCHANCE, 

V*.  Sampton  or  Samton.  Sandmer.  Santon, 
V*.  Sire  Johan  de  Saunton,  N.  Sr.  de 
Saunton,  co.  Lincoln,  V.  Staunton,  co.  Lin- 
coln. 
Or  fretty  gu.  a  chief  az.  Novelle  or  Nowell. 
Or  a  chief  dancetty  az.  Boteler,  Earl  of  Or- 
mond  and  Ossory,  V.  Tebaud  (Richard,  Harl. 
MS.  6137)  le  Bottler,  E.  Sire  Tebaud  le 
Botiller,  J.  Richard  Boulers  or  Butler, 
Bishop  of  Hereford  1451,  Lichfield,  etc.  1453-9. 
Midleham.  Le  Counte  de  Ormaund  or 
Ormounde,  T.  Ormond,  Ireland,  Harl.  MS. 
1441. 

Or  a  chief  indented  az.  Boteler,  V*.  Monsire  le 
Botiller,  Ireland,  Y.  Theobald  Butelier, 
Conte  d'Ormond,  X.  Butler,  Viscount  Tul- 
loch  and  Earl  of  Arran  1663-85,  and  1693  ; 
extinct  1758.  Butler,  Earl  of  Tipperary,  cc. 
1300.  Butler, ViscountTulachphelim.  Butler, 
Baron  of  Aghrim,  Viscount  Clonmore,  and  Earl 
of  Gowran  1675-6.  Butler,  Viscount  Butler 
1603-13.  Butler,  PoJestown;  Baronetcy  1643- 
1723.  Butler,  Earl  of  Ormond  and  Wiltshire, 
Duke  of  Ormond,  Z,  333,  371,  543;  quartering 
Rochford,Brotherton,  and  Warren  487.  Butler, 
Baron  Arklow,  Earl  of  Carrick-mac-griffin  1315, 
Earl  of  Ormond  1328,  Earl  of  Ossory  1527, 
Viscount  Thurles  1535,  Baron  of  Ormond  1821, 
Marquis  1642-1758,  1800-1820,  1825.  Earl  of 
Wiltshire  1449-61,  Baron  Rochford  1495-1515, 
Duke  of  Ormond  1661-1758,  1682-1721,  Earl 
of  Brecon  1673-1721,  1800-20;  Baronies 
1665  and  1673-1721,  1800-20.  Butler,  Ba- 
rony and  Viscounty  1550,  Earl  Mountgarret 
1723.  Augustinian  Priory  at  Butley,  Suf- 
folk. Premonstratensian  Abbey  at  Corham 
or  CovERHAM,co.York.  Rauf  le  Fitz-Randolf, 
B.  Fitz-Randolph,  Northumberland.  Rauf 
Fitz-Rauf,  Middelham,  Y.  Randolf  de 
Glamvile,  Y.  Glanvele  or  Glanville.  Sr. 
de  Midleham,  V.  M.  John  de  Sandwis,  D. 
And  with  a  crescent  fordiff.  Butler,  Viscount 
Mountgarrett  temp.  Edward  VI.  Butler, 
Viscount  Ikerrin  1629,  Earl  of  Carrick  1748. 
But  a  fleur-de-lis  for  diff.  Butler,  Earl  of 
Kilkenny.     But  a  label  arg.     Boteler. 

Or  a  chief  bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  Keneram 
or  Keveram. 

Or  a  chief  bendy  of  ten  gu.  and  arg.  Kendram, 
Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  103. 

Or  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and  gu.     Ikeling,  V. 

Or  a  chief  chequy  of  the  first  and  gu.     Labibard. 

Or  a  chief  countercompony  erm.  and  az.     Hilton. 

Or  a  chief  gu.  Ablehall.  M.  Thomas 
Fitz-Simonde,  S.  Fitz-Symon,  V.  Fitz- 
Symond.    Launce.    Lomelyng  alias  Lumley, 


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CHIEF  cont. 

Great  Barfield,  Essex.  Lumley,  Bradfield, 
Essex;  Baronetcy  1640-1771.  Molton.  City 
of  Naples.  Squaer,  Scotland,  Nisbet,  i,  74. 
Worsley. 

Or  fretty  az.  a  chief  gu.     Wyloughby,  V. 

Or  a  chief  indented  gu.  Brighley,  V*. 
Bryghley,  V.  Augustinian  Priory  at  Butley, 
Suffolk  (in  error).  Dier,  W.  Dyer,  Totten- 
ham, Middlesex;  and  Spains  Hall,  Essex; 
Baronetcy  1678.  Dyer,  Middlesex;  quarter- 
ing Moreton,  Ducie,  Knightly,  Hardy,  and 
Prestwich.  Dyer,  Wincanston,  and  Roundhill, 
co.  Somerset;  and  Alpington,  co.  Devon. 
Swynerton,  London. 

Or  a  chief  lozengy  (arg.  and  gu.  V*.)  az.  and  gu. 
Sendesing,  V. 

Or  a  chief  lozengy  gu.  and  az.  Sendefyng  or 
Sendling.    Sendesing,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  61 . 

Or  a  chief  per  pale  az.  and  gu.  Archie  (Nisbet) 
or  Arthie,  Scotland. 

Or  a  chief  sa.  Browne,  Deptford,  Kent.  Forneaux, 
co.  Devon.    Penley. 

Or  fretty  and  a  chief  sa.  Phillipp  Breton,  V. 
Bretton,  V*. 

Or  a  chief  indented  sa.  Arsycke.  Harsack.  or 
Harseck,  Norfolk.  John  de  Harsick,  F. 
Le  Sire  de  Harsike,  Y.  Sire  Roger  Harsike, 
V.  Hersett,  Norfolk.  Power,  Ireland. 
Skerett,  co.  Devon. 

Or  a  chief  vair.  Copin.  Coppin,  co.  Hertford, 
1608. 

Or  a  chief  vert.     Henry  Vernay,  V.    Verney. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  of  the  last. 
Langford. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  or.  Gull,  Kent ; 
and  Hoppey.    Hoppey. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  sa.  Acwell. 
Hackwell,  France. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  of  the  first. 
Patishall,  co.  Devon. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  az.  Auchincloss, 
Scotland.     Kellall.    Kelhull. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  erm.     Filpot. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  or.     Ansdell. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  dancetty  or. 
Gonsel  Gonsell  or  Gonsley.      Goshell  or 

GOWSLEY. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  gu.  or  sa.  as  the  first  and  az. 
a  chief  erm.     Dagley. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  az.  Swinford, 
Essex.  • 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  wavy  az.  Burman. 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  vert  a  chief  sa.     Savory. 

Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  a  chief  of  the  first. 
Gull,  Sandwich,  Kent. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  az.  Kelhull, 
V.    Kellum.    Kethall. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  o.r  a  chief  vert.     Witney,  F*. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  vair  a  chief  or.     Ferington. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chief  erm.  Clinton. 
Payne,  co.  Dorset ;  and  Medborne,  co.  Lei- 
cester. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chief  gu.  Blossett. 
Degneall.    Foston,  co.  York. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chief  vair.     Whitney. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chief  indented  vert. 
Pelytoe  or  Pelytot,  Woodhall,  co.  Hertford ; 
the  heiress  m.  Boteler. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  chief  arg.  Jenny,  Nor- 
folk ;  and  Suffolk.  Mountney.  Patesole. 
And  with  a  mullet  sa.  in  the  dexter  chief  for 
diff.      Sr.  Robert  Monteney,  V. 


CHIEF  cont. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  chief  az.     Heligan. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  chief  erm.      Burdeaux. 

Sr.  Peirs  Filiol,   V.     Filliol,   V*.     Geney, 

Norfolk,  V.  Genney,  Norfolk.    M.  John  Gery, 

S.    Jenny,  Norfolk  ;  and  Suffolk. 
Paly  of   six  or  and   gu.   a  chief   as  the  last. 

Haversedge. 
Paly  of   six  or  and  gu.   a  chief   as    the    first. 

Haversage. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  chief  sa.    Shelley. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  chief  vair.      Francis 

Atterdury,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1713-23;  ob. 

1731.      Belches,  Scotland.      Wytteney,  co. 

Chester. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  a  chief  vert.    Sr.  Eustace 

de  Witney,  co.   Chester,  V.    Wytteney,  co. 

Chester. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.  a  chief  of  the  first.     Gull, 

Sandwich,  Kent. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.   a   chief    indented   vert. 

Peltot,  temp.  Edward  I. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  vert  a  chief  as  the  second. 

Pelcot.     But  with  a  mullet  for  diff.  of  the 

first.    Phillip  Peltot,  1452,  V. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  vert  a  chief  indented  of  the 

second.     Pai.etoot  Pelytoe  or  Pelytot,  co. 

Hertford.      Peltot,  London. 
Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  a  chief  gu.      Belwel. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  az.  a  chief  erm.     Payne,  co. 

Hereford.     Sr.  Edward  Payne,  V. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  a  chief  az.    Russell,  V. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  sa.  a  chief  vair.  Atterbury, 

W. 
Paly    arg.    and     az.     a     chief     gu.        Richard 

Caldecott,  Y. 
Paly  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  of  the  first.     Matheu 

de  Hayersegge.B. 
Paly  or  and  gu.  a  chief  erm.     Sire  Roger  Gyney, 

N. 
Paly  or  and  gu.  a  chief  vair.    Sire  Eustace  de 

Witteneye,  N. 
Per    fess    dancetty  arg.    and    sa.    a    chief    gu. 

Bluffeld,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  5. 
Per  fess    indented    arg.  and   sa.    a    chief    gu. 

Blufield,  co.  Stafford. 
Per  fess  az.  and  or  a  chief  paly  of  six  as  the  last 

and  gu.    Fawconbridge,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo. 

103. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  per  chief  indented 

of  the  same.    Hachet,  V*.    Hanchet,  V*. 
Per  fess  or  and  gu.  a  chief  dancetty  of  the  last. 

Thorelys,  V. 
Per    fess    dancetty    or    and    sa.     a     chief    gu. 

Blythfeld,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  5. 
Per  fess    indented   or    and    sa.     a     chief    gu. 

Blythfield. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  chief  or.     Barsham. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  indented  per  pale 

of  the  second  and  first.    Laing  ;   Nisbet,  i,  70. 
Per  pale  engr.   arg.  and  sa.  a   chief   indented 

counterchanged.    Laing. 
Per  pale  indented    arg.    and    sa.    a    chief    or. 

Willington,  temp.  Henry  V. 
Per  pale  indented  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  indented 

per  pale  of   the  second   and  first.        Lang, 

Scotland. 
Per  pale  az.  and  or  a  chief  dancetty  counter- 
changed.    Raffe  Perot,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  arg.  a  chief  or.      Barsham, 

Norfolk. 
Per  pale  or  and  arg.  a  chief  dancetty  sa.    Gill 

or  Gille,  London. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


CHIEF  cont. 

Per  pale  or  and  az.  a  chief  gu.  Caldecot,  V* 
Sr.  Ellys  Caldecote,  V.    Caldicot. 

Per  pale  dancetty  or  and  gu.  a  chief  az. 
Bermtncham. 

Per  pale  indented  or  and  gu.  a  chief  az. 
Beemingham. 

Per  pale  or  and  gu.  a  chief  of  the  first. 
Barsham,  Colkirk,  Norfolk. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  arg.  a  chief  indented  per  pale  of 
the  second  and  first.     Fitz-Warren. 

Per  pale  sa.  and  or  a  chief  dancetty  arg.  Laing, 
England. 

Purp.  a  chief  indented  or.  Sire  Randolf  Fitz- 
Rauf,  0. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  erm.a  chief  dancetty  of  the 
first.     Gataker. 

Quarterly  gu.  and  or  a  chief  indented  of  the  se- 
cond and  first.    Fitz-Warren. 

Quarterly  per  fess  indented  or  and  gu.  a  chief 
indented  of  the  second  and  first.  Fitz-Warren. 

Sa.  a  chief  arg.  Sr.  William  Penlay,  V.  Penley. 

Sa.  a  chief  indented  arg.    Barent. 

Sa.  fretty  erm.  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and  of  the 
first.  Gigge,  Suffolk.  Robert  Gygges,  Nor- 
folk ;  or  Suffolk;   V. 

Sa.  fretty  erm.  a  chief  countercompony  arg.  and 
sa.     Dixes,  Norfolk. 

Sa.  a  chief  or.    Boyvill.    Penley,  V. 

Sa.  fretty  arg.  a  chief  or.  Philip  Breton,  Col- 
bourne,  Y. 

Vair  a  chief  chequy  arg.  and  gu.  Slayne  or 
Sleyne,  Ireland.  But  chequy  gu.  and  arg. 
Robert  Flemtnge,  Y. 

Vair  a  chief  chequy  or  and  gu.  Fleming,  Lan- 
dith,  Cornwall;  and  Ireland.  Fleming,  Brat- 
ton  Fleming,  co.  Devon  ;  the  coheirs  m.  Bellew 
and  Dillon.  Fleming,  Landithy  in  Madron, 
Cornwall.  Flemyng,  Baron  of  Slane,  Ireland, 
V;  1613.    Slayne  or  Sleyne,  Ireland. 

Vair  a  chief  countercompony  arg.  and  gu.  (an- 
other or  and  gu.)    Fleming. 

Vair  a  chief  erm.     Bickworth,  W. 

Vair  a  chief  gu.  Bigwaies.  Clavill,  co.  Dorset. 
William  D'Estoke,  E ;  or  de  Estokes,  F. 
Rauf  le  Fitz-Rogee,  E.  Stoke,  Stoke,  co, 
Dorset.    Stokes. 

Vair  a  chief  or.  Fishborne.  Thicheborne. 
Tichborne,  Tichborne,  co.  Hants ;  Baronetcy 
1620;  Kent;  and  Norfolk.  Tichborne, Beau- 
lieu,  co.  Louth ;  Baronetcy  1697,  Baron  Fer- 
rard  1715,  extinct  1731.  John  TiCHBOnRNE, 
seal,  1391.  Tychbourne,  co.  Hants,  V. 
Tychebodrne,  V*.    Tycheburne. 

Vairy  az.  and  erm.  a  chief  chequy  or  and  gu. 
Sley,  Ireland. 

Vairy  or  and  gu.  a  chief  sa.  Sir  William  Estoke, 
co.  Dorset,  V.  Fitz-Henry,  Ireland,  V. 
Stokes,  W. 

Vert  a  chief  erm.  Doney.  But  with  a  label  of 
five  points  gu.     Donay. 

Vert  semy  of  fleurs-de-lis  and  fretty  of  eight  or 
a  chief  erm.  Peebo,  co.  Chester;  and  Middle- 
sex; granted  1620. 

Vert  a  chief  or.  Tychborne,  co.  Hants,  V. 
Verney. 

CHIEF  and  in  base.... 

Arg.  a  chief  gu.  in  base   a  point  indented  sa. 

Blithefild,  V. 
Per  pale  barry  of  six  erm.  and  gu.  with  az.  over 

all  a  chief  engr.  of  the  third  in  base  a  point 

indented  arg.    Actonley. 


CHIEF  and  BORDURE 

Arg.  a  chief  az.  a  (?  bend  over  all)  bordure  engr. 
gu.    Pembridge. 

Arg.  a  chief  gu.  a  bordure  chequy  &z.  and  of  the 
first.     Menzies,  Skein. 

Az.  a  chief  and  bordure  or.     Dalby. 

Arg.  a  chief  paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  within  a  bor- 
dure engr.  sa.  Keith,  Inverugie,  Scotland, 
Nisbet,  i,  74;  ii,  app.  5. 

Gu.  a  chief  dancetty  arg.  within  a  bordm-e  az. 
Baret,  V.  The  chief  indented.  William 
Barrat,  Harl.  MS.  6076,  fo.  22  b  ;  or  Garratt, 
Harl.  MS.  1049,  fo.  53  b,  Sheriff  of  London  1379. 
Barrett,  London, 1383. 

Gu.  a  chief  engr.  arg.  a  bordure  indented  or  a 
label  barry  of  the  second  and  az.  Sire  Philip 
de  Neville,  O. 

Gu.  a  chief  arg.  within  a  bordure  gobony  of 
the  last  and  az.     Hercy. 

Gu.  a  chief  or  within  a  bordure  az.  Harington, 
co.  Leicester. 

Gu.  a  chief  or  within  a  bordure  erm.  Ardenus,  V. 

Or  a  chief  indented  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  gu. 
Boteler.     Butler,  Viscount  Mountgarrett. 

Or  a  chief  indented  az.  within  a  bordure  vert. 
Butler,  Viscount  Galmoye,  1646  ;  quartering 
gu.  three  covered  cups  or  with  arg.  a  lion  ramp, 
sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  swan  wings  expanded  of  the 
first  betw.  two  annulets  or  and  erm.  a  saltire  gu. 

Or  a  chief  indented  az.  within  a  bordure  engr.  vert. 
Butler. 

Or  a  chief  gu.  a  bordure  sa.    Harington. 

Or  a  chief  sa.  a  bordure  az.  charged  with  three 
crescents  arg.     Erthe,  Scotland. 

Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  a  chief  erm.  with  a  label 
gu.  a  bordure  of  the  first  charged  with  three 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  second.    Pagan,  Scotland. 

On  a  CHIEF 

Anchors 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  two 
anchors  or.     Sish. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  anchors  or.    Pack. 
Annulet 

Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  an  annulet  betw.  two  billets 
or.    Watts,  Hockswold,  Norfolk,  1610. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  an  annulet  betw. 
two  coronets  or.  Leech  ;  Add.  3IS.  5507,  fo. 
188  b. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  an  annulet  or  betw. 
two  slipped  3-foils  arg.  Bamme,  Lord  Mayor 
of  London  1390. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  an  annulet  betw.  two  mullets 
or.     St.  John. 
Annulets 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  annulets  braced  or  over 
all  a  bend  engr.  az.    Lake,  co.  Devon. 

Barry  of  four  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  like  the  se- 
cond three  annulets  as  the  first.  Beardoe, 
Manchester.     Burdeux,  V. 

Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  se- 
cond three  annulets  gu.  De  Grey,  Baron  Wal- 
singham,  1780.  The  annulets  sa.  Cromlington. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  like  the  se- 
cond three  annulets  as  the  first.  John 
Moulton,  V. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  se- 
cond three  annulets  or.  Seymarke,  V. 
Seynakes,  V. 

Barry  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  annulets  gu.  Cooke.  De  Grey,  Baron 
Walsingham,  1780. 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Annulets  cont. 
Barry  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  se- 
cond three  annulets  gu.     Cookes,  V. 
BaiTy  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  an- 
nulets gu.     Yismill,  France. 
Barry  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  annulets  gu.      Sr.  John  de  la  Vifiulle, 
France,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10.      Vismill, 
France. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  annulets  az. 

Hirst  or  Hirste. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  annulets  of  the  first. 

Collys,  V*. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  annulets  of 

the  first.    Colls.    Collys,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  three  annulets  of  the  first. 

Offerton  ;  Edmondson. 
Gyronny  of  eight  erm.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  gu. 
three  annulets  or.      Rolfe,  Hadleigh,  Suffolk. 
Gyronny  of  eight  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  three 
annulets  arg.     Rolfe,  Heacham  Hall,  Nor- 
folk; quartering  Neville. 
Or  on  a  chief  dancetty  az.  three  annulets  arg. 
Robert  D'Hereford,  E  ;  or  de  Hereford,  F. 
The  chief  indented.    Hereford. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  annulets  of  the  first.   Ogan. 
Orfretty  vert  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three  an- 
nulets of  the  first.   Mardock,  Owlton,  Norfolk. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  of   the  last 
three  annulets  of  the  first.     Hinckes  Hincks 
or  Hinks. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  or  three  annulets  of  the  first. 
Hogan  Ogan  or  Ougan. 
Arrows 
Barry  nebuly  (wavy,  Fordam  or  Fordham)   of 
six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  arrows  in  sal- 
tire  betw.  as  many  towers  arg.     Fordham,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  three  bird  bolts  arg.    Boller 
(in  error  for)  Bolter,  Bolterscombe,  co.  De- 
von, quartered  by  Hooker. 
Axes 
Arg.    on    a    chief   gu.    three    battle-axes     or. 
Shepard  or  Shepherd,  Norfolk.    Sheppeard 
or  Shepperd.       The  chief  dancetty.     Robert 
Sheppard,  Kirby  BedoD, Norfolk ;  granted  1598. 
The  chief  indented.     Robert  Shephard,  J  661, 
in  church  at  Thames  Ditton.   Shepherd,  Nor- 
folk.   Butpoleaxes.    Shepperd,  Kirby  Bedon. 
Erm.    on    a    chief  sa.    three     battle-axes    arg. 
Shephard,  Pesmarch,  Sussex.   Sheppard,  V*. 
But  halberts.      Robert  Sheppard,  Pesmarch, 
Sussex;    granted    1574,    W.      But   poleaxes. 
Shepard,  Battersea,  Surrey ;  and  Peasmarshe, 
Sussex;  granted  1574. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  embattled  sa.  three  battle-axes 
arg.     Sheppard,  1674,  in  church  at  Hempsted ; 
Bigland,  Gloucester,  ii,  67. 
Erm.   on    a    chief  sa.    three    battle-axes    ppr. 
Shepherd,  London. 
Bar 
Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  bar 
indented  or.     Wittewronge,  Stantonbury,  co. 
Buckingham  ;  and  Rothamstead,  co.  Hertford  ; 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  26. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  bar  wavy  arg. 

Rayley,  W. 
Erm.    on    a    chief  arg.    a    bar    indented     gu. 

Shotesbroke,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  102. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  bar  of  four  lozenges  con- 
joined throughout  as  the  first.     Charles,  V. 
Erm.    on    a    chief    or     a     bar     dancetty     gu. 
Shottebroke. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Bar  cont. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  bar  dancetty  sa.    Shortland. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  barrulet 
dancetty  or.      Goshell.     John  Gousile,   Y. 
But  a  fess   dancetty.     Gansell  or  Gonsell. 
Goushill.     Hathersage  or  Hathersege. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  bar  in- 
dented or.     Sr.  Walter  Gousell,   V.    But  a 
barrulet  indented.     Gousell. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
a  bar  (another  a  fess)  dancetty  gu.    Heather, 
co.  Derby  ;  and  Surrey. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  bar  in- 
dented arg.    Bleset,  V.    But  a  fess  dancetty. 
Bleset,  V*.    Blesset. 
Paly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  bar  dancetty  or. 

Le  Sire  de  Goushill,  Y. 
Paly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  bar  dancetty  az. 
Rauf  Gousile,  Y. 
Bars 
Erm.  on  a  chief  (indented,  V*)   dancetty  gu.  a 
bar  gemel  or.     Sr.  Nicholas  Brome,  Norfolk, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  indented  or 

two  barrulets  wavy  az.     Gousell. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  two  bars  gemel  az.  Richmond. 

Barnacles 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu. 
three  pairs  of  barnacles  extended  or.     Smith, 
(JF),Smyth  or  SMYTHE,Dartmouth,co.  Devon. 

Beast    Badger 

Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  or  a  brock  pass, 
ppr.    Brooke. 

....  Beaver 
Barry  wavy  of  nine  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the 
last  a  beaver  like  the  first.  Town  of  Beverley, 
co.  York;  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10,  fo.  846. 
Deer 

Arg.  fretty  az.  at  each  joint  a  bezant  on  a  chief 
sa.  a  buck  trippant  or  betw.  two  mullets  of  the 
last  each  charged  with  a  torteau.  William 
Grene,  Mylton  Clyffedon,  near  Bruton,  V. 

Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  or  a  stag  pass, 
ppr.    Brooke. 

Sa.  on  a  chief  vert  a  buck  (couchant,  another) 
current  reguard.  arg.  attired  or.    Buckton,  V. 

Dog 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  last 
a  greyhound  current  per  pale  or  and  erm. 
William  Skipwith,  St.  Alban's,  V. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  a 
greyhound  current  per  pale  or  and  erm.  col- 
lared az.  William  Skipwith.  St.  Alban's,  co. 
Hertford  ;  granted  1507,  W. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  a 
greyhound  current  az.     Reskinner,  Cornwall. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  a 
greyhound  current  sa.  Cornuke,  V.  Skipwith, 
Skipwith,  co.  York;  Hever,  and  Ormesby,  co. 
Lincoln;  aod  Snowers,  Norfolk;  Baronetcy 
1670-1790.  The  greyhound  collared  or. 
Kepwith,  co.  Warwick.  Skipwith,  Prestwould, 
co.  Leicester;  Baronetcy  1622;  Newbold,  co. 
Warwick  ;  Baronetcy  1671-90 :  and  Methering- 
ham,  co.  Lincoln  ;  Baronetcy  1678-1756. 

Barry  of  eight  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  last 
a  greyhound  current  sa.  Mapowder,  Hasel- 
worthie  or  Holsworthy,  and  Pyeworthy,  co. 
Devon,  1620.     Sr.  William  Skipwith,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.  Richard 
Kellefet,  1595  ;  in  church  at  Egham. 

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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Dog  cont. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  talbot  pass.  arg.  and  in  the 
honour  point  an  annulet  for  diff.  gu.  Morden 
or  Murden,  Branston,  co.  Northampton  ;  and 
Morten  Morell,  e,o.  Warwick;  confirmed  1618. 
The  dog  or.  Marden  or  Morden,  co.  Warwick. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  vert  on  a  chief  gu.  a  grey- 
hound current  erm.     Popingay,  Portsmouth. 

Ermine  see  Weasel 

..  ..Goat 

Cbequy  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  goat  current 
gu.    Colshill,  V. 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  goat  current 
gu.  attired  or.      Colshill,  F*.      The  goat  sa- 
lient gu.     Colshill,  London. 
...  .Leopard 

Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  leopard 
pass.  or.     Acwell. 

....  Lion 

Arg.  masoned  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  demi  lion  issu- 
ant  of  the  first.  Beau.  The  lion  or.  William 
Beaw,  Bishop  of  Llandaff  1679-1706. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  as  the 
first  in  the  centre  a  5-foil  for  diff.  of  the 
second.  Weldon,  Cookham,  Bray,  and  Shaftes- 
broke,  co.  Berks;  Swanscombe,  Kent; 
and  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  co.  Northumberland. 
Wilding,  Hackney,  Middlesex.  But  with  a 
mullet  in  the  centre  for  diff.  gu.  Weldon, 
Kent.    Wilding,  Hackney ;  and  co.  Chester. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi  lion  of  the  first  armed 
or  langued  az.     Weldon,  Kent. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  or 
in  the  centre  a  5-foil  for  diff.  of  the  second. 
Weldone.  Weltden,  Weltden,  Northumber- 
land.    The  5  foil  pierced.     Weldone,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  ramp,  issuant  gu. 
Powell,  Packnall  or  Parkhall,  co.  Salop. 

Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  gu. 
Deniband,  as  quartered  by  Lempriere  of  Rozel. 
Deynband.  D'urban  or  Durban.  Karbyll. 
The  lion  issuant.  Denband  or  Denbaud. 
Markham,  Northampton. 

Az.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  gu. 
Geffrey  de  Gennevile,   A,  Harl.   MS.   6137. 

Az.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  demi  lion 
issuant  gu.  William  Fitzherbert,  Archbishop 
of  York  1153-4. 

Az.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  gu. 
Markham,  Sedgebrooke,  co.  Nottingham  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy 1642-1779.  Markham,  Coatham,  co. 
Nottingham;  and  Becca  Hall,  co.  York;  de- 
scended from  William  Markham,  Bishop  of 
Chester  1771,  Archbishop  of  York  1777-1807. 
Sr.  Richard  Markham,  V. 

Az.  billety  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp, 
issuant  sa.  Dormer,!7*.  Sr.  Robert  Dormore, F. 

Az.  billety  and  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp, 
issuant  sa.  Sr.  Robert  Dormer,  Eythorpe,  co. 
Oxford,  V.  Dormer,  Ascot,  co.  Buckingham. 
Dormer,  Z,  357  (the  lion  sometimes  incensed 
gu.).  Dormer,  Lee  Grange,  and  Purston,  co. 
Buckingham  ;  Baronetcy  1661-1726,  ancestor 
of  Dormer,  Baronetcy  1615,  Barony  1653,  Vis- 
count Ascott  and  Earl  of  Carnarvon  1621-1709. 
Dormor,  F*.  William  Dormore,  West  Wy- 
comb,  F.  And  with  a  crescent  for  diff.  .Michael 
Dormer,  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1541.  The 
crescent  on  the  lion.  Michell  Dormore, 
Thumley,  F. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Beasts  cont.  Lion  cont. 
Barry  of  four  gu.  and  erm.  on  a  chief  as  the  last 

a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  like  the  first.  Draton, 

F. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  as  the 
last  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  with  two  tails 

vert  armed  and  langued  gu.     Suttie,  Balgone, 

co.  Haddington;   Baronetcy  1702,  quartering 

Semple. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  demi 

lion  ramp,  issuant  az.     Turrell,  Harl.  MS. 

1441,  fo.  45. 
Barry  of  seven  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  last 

a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  gu.     Egrenhall,  F. 
Barry  of  eight  gu.  and  erm.  on  a  chief  as  the  last 

a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  like  the  first.     Sr. 

Freyne,  V. 

Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on   a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 

ramp,  issuant  az.     Robert  de  Bruere,  A  ;  or 

De  La  Bruere,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion 

ramp.  sa.     Laborne. 
Erm.  on    a    chief  az.    a   demi    lion    ramp.   or. 

Bromhall.     But  issuant  and  with  a  label  of 

three  points  arg.  charged  with  as  many  erm. 

spots  sa.    Bromhall,  F. 
Erm.   on   a  chief  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  issuant   or. 

Elwood,  Ireland ;  and  co.  York. 
Erm.  on   a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant 

vert.     Heglise,  F. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  erm. 

Wherton,  V.    But  the  lion  vert.    Wharton. 
Or    on    a    chief   gu.    a    demi    lion    ramp.    arg. 

Abney. 
Paly  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a 

demi  lion  ramp,  of  the  first.     Manwood,  Kent. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  gu.  Brames, 

Kent. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  crusily  and  a  lion  ramp,  issuant 

gU.      BODDINGTON.      BoDINGTON,  V. 

Sa.  bezanty  on    a  chief  arg.   a   demi  lion  ramp. 

issuantgu.    Jadwyn,  F*.    Jadwin  aliter  Jauin, 

V.    Juyn,  F. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Masters,  V.    Masters. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  of 

the  first.     Manlery.  Manters,  F*.  Mantery, 

V.     Matres. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp  az.     Mantory 

or  Mantres. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp.  gu.  Markham, 

Nottingham. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  or  a  demi  lion  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Mantory  or  Mantres. 
Vair  on  a  chief  gu.  a  demi  lion  ramp,  issuant  or. 

Terell. 
Vert  on  a  chief  arg.  a  demi  lion  ramp.  gu.    Gise. 
Vert    on    a   chief  gu.    a    demi    lion    ramp.    or. 

Terroll,    co.    Hants.      Tirrell.      The    lion 

issuant.     Terell,  co.  Hants,   F. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  a    lion   pass,   of  the   first. 

Aston,  co.  Stafford. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass.  or.     Sir  William 

St.  George,  temp.  Edward  I,  F.     Standen. 

Stawndon,  V. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on   a   chief  az.  a  lion  pass.  or. 

Ormestone. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indeuted  az.  a  lion  pass.  or.     Sir 

Hugh  Croft,  L.    Standon. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Chaucer,  Suffolk.    But  crowned  or.     Granell 

(?  France). 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lion  cont. 
\.vg.  goutty  de  poix  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  of  the  first.     Drope,  co.  Huntingdon  ; 

and  London. 

g.  goutty  de  poix  on  a  chief  engr.  gu.  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  of  the  first.     Foller. 

<*.   on   a   chief  gu.   a    lion    pass.    or.     Bray. 

Moland,  co.  Stafford.     Roger  de  Molend  aliter 

Longespee,  Bisbop  of  Lichfield,  etc.  1257-95, 

Harl.  MS.  6128,  fo.  5*.    Noble,  Reresbie,  co. 

Leicester. 
Arg.    fretty    sa.    on    a   chief    gu.  a    lion  pass. 

or.      Mapertshall,  V*.      Mepertishall,  V. 

Mepertshall.        The     lion      pass,      guard. 

PuRSTHALL. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  dancetty   (indented,   V*)  gu.  a 

lion  pass.  or.     Sr.  Thomas  Chamber,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.    Brey. 
Arg.  goutty  de  poix  on   a   chief  gu.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  or.     Sr.  Robert  Drope,  Lord  Mayor  of 

London  1474. 
Arg.  goutty  de  poix  on   a  chief  (engr.  Gwillim) 

indented  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.     City  of 

Chichester,  Sussex. 
Arg.   on    a   chief   gu.   a   lion   ramp,   guard,  or. 

Lancaster. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  or   a  lion  pass.   az. 

Urmestone. 
Arg. fretty  gu.on  a  chief  orcrusily  and  a  lion  pass. 

of  the  second.     Brett,  co.  Devon,  V. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  or  crusily  and  a  lion 

ramp,  of  the  second.     Brereton,  co.  Devon. 

The  croslets  fitchy.     Brett,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.   on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion    pass,   of  the   first. 

Bamburgh,  Kent,  V.    Cardemen.    Cardemew, 

V.    Cardmene  or  Cardmewe.     Gardemow. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion  pass.  or.     Cardimew  or 

Cardinden.     Nanscuke. 
Arg.  fretty  of  six  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  a  lion 

pass.  or.     Milcombe. 
Arg.   on   a   chief  sa.   a    lion    pass,    guard,    or. 

Malyfant. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first.  Vale, 

Ireland,  V.     Wall,  Ireland. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  first. 

Vale. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass.  gu.    John  de 

Betune,  A.     Gapper. 
Az.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a   lion   pass.  gu. 

Jefferay.M  ailing,  Sussex,  quartering  Mel  ward. 

Jeffryes,  Chiddingley,  Sussex. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu.  Geffry. 
Az.  (?  gu.)  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gu. 

and  in  the  centre   a   fleur-de-lis   for   diff.  or. 

Brock. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  squir- 
rels sejant  gu.     Sutton. 
Az.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the 

first.    Hall  ( in  error  for)  Wall,  Hoxton,  Mid- 
dlesex ;  granted  by  Camden  1613;  Add.  MS. 

4964.,  fo.  45. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  gu.        Glanvile. 

Lancaster,  Ireland.       Sir  John    Sucton    or 

Sutton,  L. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  ramp.  gu.     Markham, 

co.  Leicester  ;  and  co.  Worcester.     Sutton. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  ramp.  betw.  two  squirrels 

sejant  gu.     Sutton. 
Az.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion  ramp. 

betw.  two  mullets  gu.     Lementon. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  sa.     Markham. 
Az.  on  a  chief  engr.  or  a  lion  ramp.  vert.  Lizars, 

Edinburgh. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Beasts  cont.  Lion  cont. 

Barry  of  four  org.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 
pass.  or.  Demardestone.  Deneston,  V.  But 
pass,  guard.  Demardeston  Denardeston 
Deneston  or  Deveston. 

Barry  wavy  of  four  arg.  and  az.on  a  chief  as  the 
second  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.  Taylour, 
London. 

Barry  wavy  of  four  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  as  the  first.  Mole,  Molton, 
co.  Devon  ;  granted  1592. 

Barry  of  four  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  first 
a  lion  pass.  or.     Mardeston. 

Barry  of  four  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  se- 
cond a  lion  pass,  guard,  like  the  first. 
Burnby,  V. 

Barry  of  four  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
a  lion  pass.  arg.  Hill,  co.  Somerset,  V.  The 
lion  gold.  John  Torington,  V.  Robert 
Tregoz,  V. 

Barry  of  four  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
a  lion  pass,  like  the  first  in  the  centre  an  an- 
nulet for  diff.  gold.  Vyell  (hut  ?  Massie,) 
Harl  MS.  1543,  fo.  126. 

Barry  of  five  arg.  and  gu.  ( ?  gu.  and  arg.  Harl.  MS. 
1392)  on  a  chief  as  the  first  (sic)  a  lion  pass, 
like  the  second.     Sr.  AdamLowTHE,  V. 

Barry  of  five  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 
pass,  as  the  first.     Marbray,  V. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 
pass.  or.  Lankin.  But  pass,  guard.  Lamkyn,  V. 

Barry  (nebuly  or)  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  (an- 
other, sa.)  ou  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  or. 
Merchants  of  the  Staple,  London. 

Barry  nebuly  (or  wavy)  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a 
chief  quarterly  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  gold 
with  or  two  roses  in  fess  gu.  barbed  vert. 
Merchant  Adventurers  of  the  Old  Trade,  or 
Hambrough  Merchants.  But  barry  wavy 
with  the  same  chief  and  an  escucheon  az. 
charged  with  a  sceptre  or.  Merchant 
Adventurers  of  the  New  Trade,  or  French 
Merchants. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion 
pass.  or.    Inglefield. 

Barry  wavy  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a 
lion  pass.  sa.  Philips.  The  lion  collared  or. 
Phillips,  Ireland  ;  granted  1600. 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 
pass.  az.  Eglesfield,  V*.  Sir  Francis 
Englefeild,  co.  Berks,  V.  Englefield,  En- 
glefield,  and  White  Knights,  co.  Berks ;  and 
Wotton  Basset,  co.  Wilts;  Baronetcy  1612- 
1822.  Englesfield,  V*.  And  with  over  all 
a  bend  sa.  Enfield. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass. 

sa.    Englefield,  Harl.  MS.  1241,  fo.  123. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  a 

lion  pass,  like  the  first.     Tregose,  Cornwall. 
Barry  of  six  sa.  and  arg.  on   a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass.  gu.     Phillips,  Ireland. 
Barry  of  seven  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  gu.     Walleron,  V. 
Barry  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass.  az.    Inglefield,  co.  Berks. 
Barry  of  eight  gu.  and  or  on  a  chief  per  pale  as 
the  second  and  first  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Inkepenne, 
V*. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  gu.  on   a  chief  as  the  se- 
cond a  lion  pass,  like  the  first.     Enkpen.    But 

pass,  guard.     Sr Spygornell,  V. 

Barry  of  eight  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  per  pale  as 
the  same  a  lion  pass.  arg.    Inkepenne,  V. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  a  CHIEF  cent. 
Beasts  cont.  Lion  cont. 
Barry  of  ten  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass.  sa.     Sr.  Thomas  Malefant,  Ireland,  V. 

Malefont. 
Barry  of  twelve  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass.  gu.     Wallerain  de  Luceinboch,  A,  Harl. 

MS.  0137. 
Barry  of  twelve  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion 

pass.  gu.    William  de  Lucenbueth,  A. 
Barry  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  az. 

Sire  Roger  de  Ynglefeld,  N. 
Barruly  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  sa. 

Inglefield. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass. 

sa.    Sr.  Thomas  Combeewoeth,  V.    But  pass. 

guard.    Combeewoeth. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  a  lion 

pass.  az.    Combeewoeth. 
Chequy  or  and  purp.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  of  the  first.    Alfeed,  the  King. 
Chequy  or  and  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  as  the  first.    Higham,  Higham, 

co.  Chester;  and  Essex. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  ramp.  arg.    Agee  or 

Awgee,  Kent ;  and  co.  Gloucester.    The  lion 

or.    Angee  or  Angiee,  Kent. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass.  or.    Clyssell. 

Dealchambee,  co.  Oxford.  Landeth.  Londeth, 

V. 
Erm.  on   a  chief  gu.   a  lion    pass,   guard,  or. 

Boedeley  Boedeleys  or  Boedeloys,  co.  Cam- 
bridge.   Sire  Gefferey  de  Boedeleys,  N.    Sr. 

Thomas  Boedeleys,  co.  Cambridge,  V.    Sr. 

Geoffrey    Boedleys,     temp.    Edward    I,    V. 

BUEDELEYS.      DELECHAMBEE. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  ramp.  or.    Beodles. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion   pass,    guard,    gu. 

Geancestee.    Geauncestee,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  a  lion  pass, 
counterchanged.     Kee,  Earl  of  Ancram,  quar- 
tering Kerr. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion   pass,  of  the   first. 
Laurens  de  Beoc,  E.     Beoc,  V.      Beock,  V*. 
Beock  or  Beocke,  Upton,  co.  Chester.     But 
pass,  guard.     Beock  or  Beocke,  Upton,  co. 
Chester.    Beook  or  Beooke. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  first. 

Beooks,  Whalley,  co.  Lancaster. 
Gu.  fretty   arg.  on   a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  of  the  first  over  all  a  bend  az. 
Spigeenell.    Spygeenell.    Spygouenell. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass.  sa.      Manscuke, 

co.  Devon. 
Gu.  fretty  of  six  ....  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  as  the  first.    Jeffeey,  Suffolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  az.     Pacefoed. 

Pacifoed,  V.    Patfoed. 
Gu.  fretty  of  six  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass,  as 

the  first.     Spigeenell,  co.  Buckingham. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass,  of  the 
first.  Beett, co.  Devon,  V.  Le  Sire  Spigurnell, 
Y.    Spygernell  or  Spyngouenell,  Essex. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
of    the    first.       Spigeenell.       Spigoenell, 
V*.     Sire  Henri  Spigouenel,  N.     Sr.  Henry 
Spiguenell,  temp.  Edward  I,   V.     And  with 
over  all  a  baton  az.     Spigeenell.     Sire  Johan 
Spigoenel,  N.    Spygeenell.    Spygouenell. 
Gu.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass. 

as  the  first.    Twyfoed. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass.  sa.     Dymock  or 
Dymott,  co.  Lancaster.      Sire  Davy  Dymot,  N. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lion  cont. 
Dymott,  Westminster,  V.     Howell,  V.    Sr 
David  Veeyet,  V.    Weeiet.    Weieswall. 
Gu.  fretty  arg.  on   a  chief  or  a  lion   pass,   si 
Yesten,  V.    Yeston,  V*.    Yescon  or  Yestc 
Wales. 
Gu.    on    a    chief  dancetty    or   a  lion  pass. 
Glincestee.     Glowcestee,  V.    The  chief  in- 
dented.    Gloucestee,  London. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  dancetty  or  a  lion  pass,  guard,  sa. 

Gloucestee,  Harl.  MS.  1556,  fo.  108. 
Lozengy  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass,  of 
the  first.    Kipping,  Tewdley,  Kent.     The  lion 
betw.  two  bezants  each  charged  with  a  fleur-de- 
lis  of  the  second.     Keppyng. 
Or  fretty  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  arg.  betw.  two  martlets  as  the  first.  St. 
Amond,  V*. 
Or  fretty  sa.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
arg.  betw.  two  martlets  of  the  first.     Anthony 
St.  Amand  or  St.  Amond,  V. 
Or  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  ramp.  gu.    Ascoum. 
Or  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first.  Aston, 

co.  Stafford.    Aston,  V. 
Or  on  a  chief  dancetty  az.  a  lion  pass,  of  the 

first.    Bandulph. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  az.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first. 

Midleham.    Ribald,  Middleham,  co.  York. 
Or  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first  armed 

gu.     Canton,  Ireland. 
Or  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass,  guard,  of  the  first. 
Aston,     Tixall,     co.     Stafford;      Erdeswick. 
Beasham,  V. 
Or  on   a   chief  az.  a  lion  ramp,   of   the  first. 

Aston,  V*.    Lanncelot. 
Or  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  Abney,  Abney, 
co.  Derby  ;  and  co.  Leicester.  Abney,  Masham 
Hall,   co.  Derby.     Ingwaedby,  Willesley,  co. 
Derby;  a  coheiress  m.  Abney. 
Or  on  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  a  lion  pass.  arg.  a 

crescent  for  diff.     Glenestee. 
Or  on  a  chief  embattled  gu.  a  lion  pass,  guard, 
of  the  first.     (Augmentation  granted,  1605,  to) 
Titus,  Bushey,  co.  Hertford. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion  pass.  arg.     Meggs,  co. 

Warwick. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion  pass,  of  the  first.  Smyth, 

London. 
i  Or  fretty  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass. 
1       guard,    arg.  betw.  two  martlets   as   the  first. 
Anthony  St.  Amand,  V.     St.  Amond,  V*. 
Or  fretty  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass. 

as  the  first.    Milcombe. 
Or  fretty  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  as  the  first.  Gygges,  V*.  Miltecombe. 
Myltecombe,  V. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 
pass,  as  the  first.  Bagwell,  Ballyloughane,  co. 
Tipperary;   and  Burgagery,  near  Clonmel. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 
pass.  or.  Backwell, Middlesex.    Thelionpass. 
guard.     (?Acweld.    Blackwell.  Lodington, 
V.       Lodington,  Weldingworth,  co.  Lincoln. 
Lodyngton,    Chief   Justice     of    the     King's 
Bench  1418-19,  brass  at  Gonby,  co.  Lincoln. 
Ludington,  co.  Lincoln. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass, 
guard,  sa.     Goldfinch  or  Gouldfinch,  Kent. 
Goldsmith. 
Paly  of  six  nebuly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the 
first    a    lion    pass,    guard,    like    the  second. 
Aemoey,  Kerry,  Ireland. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


565 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Beasts   cont.   Lion  cont. 
I  Paly  of  sis  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  first  a 
lion  pass.  sa.     Langford,  Bratton,  co.  Devon. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  ax.  a  lion 
^r  pass,  as  the  first  ducally  crowned  or.      Lewis. 
Wenham,  Moorhall,  Sussex.     And  with  a  cres- 
^cent  for  diff.     Wenham,  Laughton,  Sussex, 
x-aly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion 
pass.  or.     Langford,  co.  Wilts  ;  and  co.  Berks. 
Sr.  Christopher  (?  Thomas)   de  Langford,  Ii. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion 
pass,  guard,  or.    Cardemen.    Langeford,  V. 
Le  Sire  de  Langford,  F.      Langford,  Lang- 
ford   Hill,   Cornwall;    the  heiress   m.  Wolla- 
combe.       Langford,    Tremabe,    in  Liskeard. 
Langford,  Trungle,  and  Penzance,  Cornwall. 
Langford,  Hallatrow,  co.  Somerset,  1620  ;  de- 
scended from  Langford,  co.  Wilts.     The  lion 
reguard.     Langford,  co.  Devon. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  a 
lion  pass,  like  the  first.  Stormyn,  V.  Winyard. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 

a  lion  pass,  guard,  or.     Beckwell. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  or.     Laxton. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
a    lion    pass,    like    the  first.      Uftwayte  or 

USTEWAYTE.  Thomas  USTEWAITE,F.  USTEWAYT, 
V.      VUSTEWAYTE,  V*. 

Paly  of  six  erm.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 

pass.  or.    Barnes.    The  lion  guard.   Altham, 

London ;  and  Essex. 
Paly  of  six  erm.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 

ramp.  or.     Altham,  Baron  of  the  Exchequer, 

at  the  Charterhouse,  1619. 
Paly  of  six  gu.  and  vair  on  a  chief  or  a  lion  pass. 

sa.     Devereux. 
Paly  wavy  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  or.  Allanson,  quartered  by  Preys. 

Allenson. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion  pass. 

guard,  as  the  first.     Higham,  Echingham,  Sus- 
sex. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  lion  pass. 

sa.    Langsford,  W. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a  lion 

pass.  arg.    Sr.  Phillip  Preys,  V*.    Phillip. 

The  lion  pass,  guard.    Preys,  V*. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  chief  vert  a  lion  pass. 

of  the.  first.    Langsford,  Cornwall. 
Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion 

pass,  (guard.  V*)  or.    Redlefeld,  V. 
Paly  of  ten  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion 

pass,  guard,  (as  the  first,  V*)  ....   Bellwell. 

Sr.  John  Bellwelle,  V. 
Paly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  lion  ramp. 

guard,  or.     Sire  Johan  de  Bakwelle,  N. 
Paly  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  lion  pass.  or. 

Sire  Johan  de  Lakgeford,  0.     The  lion  pass. 

guard.    Thomas  Langforde,  ¥. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion  pass. 

or.    Kirkby,  Stainbridge,  co.  Hants.    Kirkebe, 

V.      EjRKEBY,  V*.      KlRKLEY. 

Per  pale  erm.  and  ermines  on  a  chief  indented 
or  a  lion  pass.  vert.  Godman,  Leatherhead, 
Surrey;  granted  1579.  Godman,  Wevilsfield, 
and  Chichester,  Sussex. 

Per  pale  indented  erm.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 
lion  pass,  guard,  or.     Mackworth. 

Per  pale  pily  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the 
second  a  lion  pass,  like  the  first.  M'Dermot 
or  M'Dermott,  Ireland. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Beasts  cont.  Lion  cont. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  lion  pass,  of 

the  first.     Kirkley. 
Purp.  on  a  chief  dancetty   (indented,  Skipton, 

V*.)  arg.  a  lion  ramp,  of  the  first.   Skypton,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  a   lion  pass.   gu.      Diable 

Dibble  or  Dible.    Gerard  de  Giable,  D. 
Sa.   fretty   or   on    a    chief    of    the  first   a  lion 

pass,  guard,  as  the  second.    Myltecombe,  V. 

Myttecombe,  V*. 
Vairy  purp.  and  erm.  on  a  chief  gu.alion  pass. 

or.     Taswell. 

....Wolf 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  a 

wolf  courant   az.      Reskymer   or  Roskymer, 

Reskymer,     Cornwall ;     the    coheiresses    m. 

Trelawney,    Mohun,    Courtenay,   and   Lower. 

Roscomours,    V*.      But  pass.      Reskinner, 

Hailsford,  Cornwall.  Roscomours,  V. 

Weasel 

Or  on  a  chief  vert  an  ermine  pass.  ppr.  Watson, 
Newport,  co.  Salop. 

Beasts Leopards 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  two 
leopards  pass,  as  the  first  betw.  so  many  an- 
chors or.     Bond,  London. 

Gyronr|y  of  eight  sa.  and  or.  on  a  chief  as  the 
first  two  leopards  like  the  second.  Crow,  Bil- 
ney,  Norfolk. 

.. .  .Lions 

Az.  bezanty  on  a  chief  arg.  two  lions  pass,  re- 
spectant  sa.  Preston,  Crickett,  Harl.  MS. 
1385. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  two  lions  ramp.  or.  Dypden, 
V*. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  two  lions  ramp.  or. 
Bures,  co.  Somerset. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  two  lions  ramp.  or. 
Bowres. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  sa.  two  lions  ramp.  or. 
Bures. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  two  lions  ramp.  or. 
Bery.  Sire  Robert  de  Bourrel,  N.  Bures, 
Essex ;  and  Suffolk,  1730.  Burr,  Ramsay, 
Dover  Court,  and  Wrabnese,  Essex.  Bowers, 
Essex.    Bures,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  III,  V. 

Or  on  a  chief  az.  two  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 
Dypden,  Suffolk,  V. 

Or  on  a  chief  sa.  two  lions  ramp,  combatant  arg. 

COWNTERLE,  V. 

....  Deer 

Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  harts  of  the  first. 
Hart,  Grimmons.  And  with  a  fleur-de-lis  in 
the  centre  for  diff.  silver.     Hart,  Ireland. 

Or  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  harts  gu. 
Hart  or  Hert. 

Leopards 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 
leopards  or.  Lidwell,  Dromard,  Clonmore, 
and  Cormackstown,  co.  Tipperary. 

.. .  .Lions 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 
Sire  Johan  de  Bykenore,  N.  Sr.  John 
Bicknor,  Kent,  temp.  Edward  I,  V.  And  with 
over  all  a  baston  gu.  Sire  Thomas  de 
Bikenore,  N. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first 
crowned  or.     John  de  Bikenor,  A. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  M. 
John  Depden,  S. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 

Yonge,  V*. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  guard,  of 
the  first.    Yonge,  V.      Younge,  Metheley,  co. 
York. 
Arg.    on    a    chief    gu.    three    lions    ramp.    or. 

Frame. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  of 

the  first.    Poore  or  Power,  Baron  of  Dunoyle, 

1327. 

Erm.on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Henry 

Fitz  Aucher,  V.  Joban  Sauvage,  G;  N.  Raffe 

Savage,  A.       Savage,    Kent,    V.       Sir   John 

Savage,  L. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Archer, 

Bishopsburn,    Kent;     Baronetcy     1666-1723. 

Archer, Essex.  Sr.  AnthonyAucHER,  Otterden, 

Kent,  V.  Henri  Aucher,E;  F.  Bures.  Depden, 

Suffolk.     Fitz-Archer.     Henry  Fitz-Atjcher, 

Y.  Sire  Auger  le  Fitz- Henri,  NV  Fitz-Henry, 

Essex.       Aucher    Fitzhenry,     Y.       Monsire 

Richard  Fitzhenry,  Y.    Young,  Westminster. 

Erm.  ou  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp,  palewise  or. 

Ancher  or  Anchor,  Kent. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  az.  three  lions  ramp.  or. 

Ormesley. 
Erm.  on  a  cbief  embattled  az.  three  lions  ramp. 

or.     Acher,  Kent. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  lions  ramp.  or. 
Norkesley,   Essex.       Sr.   William  Orkeley, 
Essex,  temp.  Ill,  V.  Sire  William  Orkesleye, 
N. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp,  or  armed 
and  langued  gu.      Auchi?r,  Losenham,  Otter- 
den,  and    Bishopsbourne,    Kent;     Baronetcy 
1660-1723;    the  coheiresses  in.  Corbett,  and 
Blomer. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  lions  ramp. 

or.     Orkeley  or  Orkesley. 
Erm.   on    a  chief  gu.    three    lions    ramp.    arg. 

Frakckcheney,  co.  Devon. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  lions  pass.  or.  Londeth, 

V*.     Sir  Thomas  Lordeth,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Oliver, 
Wollescott    Hall,    co.   Worcester,    quartering 
Milward.     Oliver,  Croombill.  Kent.    Quinton 
alias  Oliver,  Heyborne,  and  Leyborne,  Kent ; 
and  Boulton,  co.  Wilts.     Quintin,  co.  Wilts, 
1716. 
Erm.    on    a    chief   sa.    three   lions    ramp.    arg. 
Gleane,    Norwich,    and    Hardwick,    Norfolk. 
Oliver,  Exeter,  co.  Devon.     Wheler,  Lon- 
don. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  lions  ramp. 

arg.     Bowers,  Essex;  and  Suffolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Loxdale, 

Ryton  Grove,  Shrewsbury.     Oliver,  Ireland. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  lions  ramp. 

or.     Bowers,  Essex. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  vert  three  lions  ramp.  or.     Ed- 
ward  Oliver,   1697,  in    church  of  St.  Mary, 
Newington,  Surrey;  Add.  MS.  6409. 
Erm.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  lions  ramp,  of 
the    second.       Treslove    or    Truslewe,    co. 
Northampton  ;  Aubery,  co.  Wilts  ;  and  Bever- 
ley, co.  York. 
Erminois  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp.   or. 

Lile  or  Lisle,  Middlesex. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  lions  ramp.  az. 
Wormley,    co.    York,    1716.      The    lions    sa. 
Wormley,  Halfield,  co.  York. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Beasts  cont.  Lions  cont. 

Gyronny  of  eight  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  or  three 
lions  ramp.  gu.  Colmer,  Wyghton,  or 
Tolwyn,  Nighton,  i.  e.,  Tolwin,  Aylsham,  and 
Wighton,  Norfolk. 

Lozengy  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  lions 
ramp,  of  the  first.  Baker,  co.  Lincoln ;  and 
Smallborough,  Norfolk. 

Or  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  Nicol  de 
Menne,£,  F;  but  De  Incule,  E,  Harl.  MS. 
Sandwell  or  Sandwyer.     Viennus. 

Or  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp.  arg.  crowned 
or.     Jon  de  Bikenore,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137. 

Or  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 
De  Insula  or  Lisle,  Moyles  Court,  and  Wode- 
ton,  co.  Hants;  the  coheirs  m.  Taylor,  Manley, 
and  Taylor.  Sir  John  Del  Yle,  N.  Samuel 
Lisle,  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph  1744,  Norwich 
1748-9.  Sir  John  Lisle,  /;  and  co.  Hants, 
temp.  Edward  I,  V.  John  Lisley,  E.  Lisley, 
Collinson,  Somerset,  ii,  443.  Thomas  de 
Sandurs,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  91. 

Or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 
Thomas  de  Sandair,  A.    Saunder. 

Or  on  a  chief  vert  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 
Raynolds  or  Reynolds,  Attleborough,  Norfolk  ; 
confirmed  14  October  157C. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  lions 
ramp,  of  the  first.  Kiddell  alias  Benner,  i.  e., 
Ridell  or  Ryddell  alias  Bonner,  Camden,  co. 
Gloucester  ;  and  Swaiford,  co.  Oxford;  granted 
1574. 

Per  pale  or  and  arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa. 
three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first.  Beevor,  Hethell, 
Norfolk  ;  Baronetcy  1784 ;  descended  from 
Beevor,  Heckmoudwicke,  co.  York. 

Sa.  (on  a  chief  ....  in  error)  three  lions  pass, 
betw.  two  bendlets  engr.  arg.     Browne,  V*. 

Sa.  on  a  chief  or  three  lions  ramp,  of  the  first. 
Vynall,  Kingston,  near  Lewes,  Sussex. 

Vair  on  a  chief  gu.  three  lions  ramp.  or.  Younge, 
Gienford,  Middlesex;  and  Dunford,  co.  Wilts. 

Bells 
Arg.  fretty   gu.  on   a  chief  of  the  second  three 

hawk's    bells    of    the    first.        Radford,    V. 

Ratford,  V. 
Az.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  hawk's  bells  gu. 

Radford,  V*. 
Az.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  hawk's  bells 

arg.     Radford,  V. 
Az.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  bells  of  the 

second.     Radford. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  church  bells  arg.  Bell, 

Essex. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  church  bells  sa.     Bell, 

Cumberland,    V.      Richard    Bell,    Bishop    of 

Carlisle  1478-95.     Bell,  Northumberland. 

Bend 

Gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  bend  nebuly  out  of  which 
issue  rays  of  the  sun  ppr.  (An  error  for) 
Lysons,  Hempsted  Court,  co.  Gloucester. 

Gu.  fretty  arg.  on  a  chief  or  (a  lion  pass,  guard, 
of  the  first  over  all)   a  bend  az.       Sir  John 
Spygurnell,  Harl.  31S.  2116,  fo.  38  b. 
Bendlets 

Erm.  on  a  chief  or  two  bendlets  az.  Claypoll. 
And  with  an  annulet  in  the  centre  for  diff. 
....     Claypoole,  V. 

Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  bendlets  gu.  Burslam 
or  Bursleh. 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

Bendlets  cont. 

Az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  bendlets  arg.     Mawrice. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  or  three  bendlets  sa.  Babetote, 
V*.     Sr.  William  Dabetote,  V. 

Or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  bendlets  gu.    Kinneram. 
,     Billet 

Arg.onachief  az.  a  billet  fesswise  or.     Broderlet. 

Barry  of  five  or  and  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
a  billet  betw.  two  esquires  based  dexter  and 
sinister  of  the  first  on  an  escucheon  (?  gu.)  a 
fess  and  chief  erm.     Butler. 
Billets 

Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  billets  or.  Watts,  Nor- 
folk. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  billets  or  gads  engr.  or. 
Wattys,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  cbief  gu.  three  billets  or.    Wattys. 
The  billets  engr.     Wattys. 
Bird 

Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  a  chief  dancetty  counter- 
changed  in  the  dexter  quarter  a  bird  arg. 
legged  gu.     Beasy. 

....  Crow 

Arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  Cornish  chough  (another 
a  raven)  ppr.  Hoard.  Richard  Hurd,  Bishop 
of  Lichfield  etc.  17  74,  Worcester  1781-1808. 
The  bird  sa.     Hurd. 

Eagle 

Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  a 
demi-eagle  displ.  sa.  Covert  or  Court,  co. 
Somerset. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or.  Campion 
or  Campyon,  London;  Combwell;  and  Col- 
chester; and  Danny,  Sussex;  quartering  Court- 
hope.  Campyon,  Essex,  W. 
Arg.  on   a  chief  wavy   gu.   an   eagle   displ.   or. 

Charles,  V.     Charles,  Tavistock,  co.  Devon. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  an 
eagle  displ.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Town  of 
Burton-upon-Trent. 
Barry  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  as  the  second 

an  eagle  displ.  like  the  first.     Catenys. 
Erm.   on   a   chief  wavy  gu.  an  eagle  displ.  or. 
Charles,  Tavistock,  co.  Devon.     Southmead, 
Wrev  ;  perhaps  from  marriage  with  Chaelis, 
•    Moreton,  co.  Devon,  Harl.  MS.  3288,  fo.  23. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  an  eagle  displ.  double-headed 
or.   Greffry  or  Greffy, co.  Warwick.    Gressy. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  an  eagle  displ.  sa.     Burghes. 
Gyronny  of  eight  vert  and  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the 
last  an  eagle  displ.  gu.     Crowgay    Crowgey 
or  Crowgie. 
Gyronny  of  twelve  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  an 
eagle  displ.  double-headed  of  the  first.   Nicholas 
Lemprew,  V.    Lempeeur,  V. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  first  an 

eagle  displ.  like  the  last.     A'Court. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  as  the  first  an 
eagle  displ.  sa.     Couete,  V.     Court  or  Covert, 
co.  Somerset.     Court,  Collinson,  Somerset,  ii, 
470. 
Paly  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  as  the  first  an  eagle 
displ.   double-headed    sa.     Court,    Collinson, 
Somerset,  i,  222. 
Per  chev.   az.   and  or  on  a  chief  engr.  of  the 

second  an  eagle  displ.  sa.     Henneber. 
Vert    on    a    chief    arg.    an    eagle     displ.     sa. 
Salthouse. 

. .  ..Falcon 

Arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  hawk  sa.     Hoord  Hord  or 
Howrd,  Parkbromage,  co.  Salop. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Bird  cont.  Falcon  cont. 
Paly  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a  falcon 
close  ppr.    Faulknee. 
....  Finch 
Per  saltire  erm.  and  ermines  on  a  chief  gu.  a 
goldfinch  ppr.  betw.  two  roses  or.     Goldsmid. 

Kingfisher 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  kingfisher  of  the  first  belled 
or.     Geffrey  Warton,  V. 

Martlet 

Az.  on  a  chief  or  a  martlet  ppr.     De  Hoede,  co. 

Salop.    Horde.    Hooard.      Howaed,  Surrey. 

Gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  martlet  sa.     Remys,  V. 

Per  saltire  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  a 

martlet  as  the  second  charged  with  a  5-foil 

gold.     Haelow. 

Peacock 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 
peacock  in  pride  ppr.  betw.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or. 
Town  of  Newark,  co.  Nottingham. 
Birds 
Per  pale  ....  and  ....  on  a  chief  ....  two 
birds  ....  O'Hagan  ;  in  old  church  at  Balli- 
n as ere en. 

..  ..Eagles 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  two  eagles  displ. 

arg.     Day,  London. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  two  eagles  displ.  or. 
Gent,   Doddinghurst,    and    Steeplehumstead, 
Essex. 
Per  chev.  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  two  eagles 
rising  or.     Wybeed,  Walrish  Hall,  Essex. 
. . .  .Martlets 
Arg.  on  a  chief  or  two  martlets  with  wings  displ. 

sa.     Fishee. 
Erm.   on  a  chief  az.  two  martlets  or.     Haye; 
granted  1028. 

. ..  .Moorcocks 
Erm.   on    a   cbief  indented   sa.  two  heathcocks 
(moorcocks  T7*)  arg.     Banne,  V. 
....  Swallows 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  two  swallows  rising  overt  ppr. 
Speed,  London  ;  Harl.  MS.  0095,  fo.  9. 
Birds 
Az.  billety  and  on  a  chief  or  three  birds  of  the 
first.     Dormer,  Wing,  co.  Rutland.     The  birds 
sa.      Dormer,    V*.       Sr.    Robert    Dormore, 
Wyng,  co.  Rutland,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  birds  or.     Bartholmewe 

de  Morston,  A. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  birds  or.     Corben,  V*. 
The  birds   either  ravens   or  jays.     Tregean 
Tregian  or  Tregyan,  Cornwall. 
Barry  nebuly  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  .arg. 
three  birds  as  the  first.     Geimseie,  Brachlowe, 
co.  Leicester,  temp.  Henry  VIII. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  three 
birds  az.     Fleming. 
....  Cocks 
Barry  of  four  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  last 
three   cocks   like   the   first.     Blackstone    or 
Blakestone,    V*.     Plackeston,    Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne,  V. 
Gu.  on   a  chief  arg.  three  cocks  of  the  first. 
Hancocke,  Comb  Martin,  co.  Devon;  granted 
1588. 
Paly  of  six  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  cocks  like  the  first.    Galliers,  Stapleton 
Castle,  co.  Hereford  ;  quartering  Vaughan. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  ravens  sa.     Corben,  co. 
Stafford,  V.     Corben  Corbin  or  Corbyn,  co. 
Stafford ;  and  Suffolk. 


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AN   ORDINARY   OF 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Birds  cont.  Crows 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  ravens  or.    Teegean, 

V.    Tbegian  Teegean  or  Teegian,  Cornwall. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  three  ravens  ppr.    Coebyn,  as 

quartered  by  Levinge. 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chief  engr.  or  three 

ravens  ppr.  each  charged  on  the  breast  with  an 

ermine  spot  of  the  third.     Coebin,  La  Porte, 

Guernsey. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  or  three  ravens  ppr.     Coebyn 

....  Doves 
Or  on  a  chief  az.  three  doves  arg.    Feedeeick, 

Westminster,   and   Burwood    House,    Surrey ; 

Baronetcy  1723.    The  doves  ppr.    Feedeeick, 

Hampton,  Middlesex. 
....  Ducks 
Barry  wavy  of  four  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg. 

three  ducks  (or  swans)  as  the  first.   Geimesby. 
Per  pale  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  shovellers 

sa.    Calcot  or  Caldecot,  Willscot,  co.  Oxford. 
....  Eagles 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  three  eagles  displ.  sa.    Haeeison, 

Norton    Place,    co.    Lincoln  ;     quartered    by 

Cholmeley. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  eagles 

displ.   or.      Kyrle-MoNEY,   Much   Marcle,   co. 

Hereford;  Whetham,  co.  Wilts  ;  and  Pitsford, 

co.  Northampton ;  Baronetcy  1838;  quartering 

Kyrle,  Washbourne,  Dabitot,  Ernie,  Malwyn, 

Finamore,  Kyrle,  Scudamore,  Gifford,  Tregoz, 

Ewyas,  Windsor,   Stoughton,   Thorold,    Rich- 
mond, etc. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  eagles  displ. 

or.    Gent,  Essex. 
Or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 

Haeeison,    London ;    and    North    Riding,   co. 

York.     Haeeison,  of  the  North ;  granted  1574. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  eagles  displ.  of  the  first. 

Haeeison,  Hurst,  and  Finchamsted,  co.  Berks; 

granted  1623. 
Paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  on  a  chief  az.  three  eagles 

displ.  arg.     Weekes,  Gloucester,  V. 
Paly   of  six  gu.  and  vair  on  a  chief  or  three 

eagles  displ.  sa.     De  Aquilis. 
Paly  of  eight  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three 

eagles  displ.  double-headed  as  the  first.   Weeks. 
....  Falcons 
Or  on  a. chief  az.  three  falcons  jessed  and  belled 

or.    Loke,  London. 

.. .  .Herons 

Sa.  on  a   chief  arg.   three   storks   of  the   first. 
Hobbs,  Ireland. 

....  Martlets 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Feedeeick,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az- three  martlets  or.    Blanfoed. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  martlets  or. 

Maetyn. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Weay. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  martlets  or.     Moeston, 

Kent,  V.    Wogan. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  martlets  or. 

Mandevile  or  Mandeville,  co.  Buckingham; 

and     Nottley,     Essex.        Sire     Thomas     de 

Mandevile,   N.      Speyes    or    Spyes,   Essex. 

Sr.  Thomas  Speys,  Essex,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  martlets  o  f    the  first. 

Hogan,  Wales. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  martlets  of  the 

first.    Levins. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Birds  cont.  Martlets  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  martlets  or.    Wogan, 

Wiston.   Sir  Walter  Wogan,  cc.  1190.   Wylde, 

Kempsey,  co.  Worcester. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  martlets  gu.     Weay. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  three  martlets  gu.     Ray,  co. 

Lincoln.       Webb.       Webbe,    Bottisham,    co. 

Cambridge.     Weay,  co.  Lincoln,   W.     Weay, 

Beamish,  co.  Durham.      Weay,  Asbby,  co.  Lin- 
coln; Baronetcy  1660;  ext Weay,  Cus- 

worth,  co.  York.     Weay,  Kelfield,  co.  Lincoln  ; 

descended  from  Weay,  Glentworth,  co.  Lincoln ; 

Baronetcy  1612-1809;  quartering  Casey;  theco- 

heirs  m.  Innes,  Dalton,  and  Arthington. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  three  martlets  gu.  in  base  a 

mullet    for    diff.        Wray,    Chester  le-Street 

Church,  co.  Durham. 
Az.  on  a  chief  indented  or  three  martlets   gu. 

Ray,  Howleigh,  Suffolk;  granted  8  March  1770. 
Az.  billety  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second   three 

martlets  sa.     Dormee. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 

three  martlets  az.     Moulton,  Norfolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  martlets  or 

each  holding  in  the  beak  a  3-foil  slipped  arg. 

Rider,  Lichfield ;  granted  1722. 
Erm.     on     a     chief    gu.    three     martlets     or. 

Fitz-Hugh    or    Fits-Hewe,    Wanendon,    co. 

Buckingham. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  martlets  or.    Teegean 

or  Tregyan,  Wolfedon,  Coi'nwall. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  martlets  sa.     Chabnor, 

co.  Hereford.     Toulmin. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  martlets  sa. 

Baeeett.    Lovelace,  Kent. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  or  three  martlets  sa. 

Lovelace. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  martlets  arg.     Luke, 

Cornwall. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  martlets  arg. 

Lovelace,  Hurley,  co.  Berks;    Lovelace,  and 

Canterbury,   Kent.     Sir  Richard  Lovelas,  V. 

Lovelass,  V*. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  martlets  or. 

Lovelace,  Barony  1627-1736. 
Or  on   a  chief  gu.  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Owgan,  V*.    Seyngee,  V. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three   martlets   of  the   first. 

Ongawyn.      John    Owgan,    Wiston,    V.      Sr. 

Henry  Owgan,  Boliston,  V.    Owgan  or  Ougan, 

co.  Pembroke.     Pakeman.     Woegan,  impaling 

arg.   a  chev.  betw.  three  pierced  mullets  gu. 

Collinson,  Somerset,  i,  168. 
Or  on  a  chief  vert  three  martlets  of  the  first. 

Seyngee.      Watson,    Hughfield,    Middlesex ; 

and  Gisborough,  co.  York. 
Paly   of  six   arg.   and   az.  on  a  chief  or  three 

martlets     gu.        Chenell.        Cheynel,    V*. 

Cheynell,  V. 
Paly  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  three 

martlets  or.     Ferman  or  Feeyman,  London. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  as  the  second 

three  martlets  gu.     Cheynell,  V*. 
Paly  of  six  gu.  and  compony  arg.  and  sa.  on  a 

chief  or  three  martlets  gu.     Chaweyn. 
Paly    of  six  or  and   az.   on   a   chief  gu.   three 

martlets  arg.     Maetyn.     The  martlets  gold.» 

Maetyn,  London  ;  granted  10  January,  1572. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  three 

martlets  gu.     Cheynell,  V. 
Paly  of  eight  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  or  three 

martlets  gu.    Chevill  or  Cheynell. 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

Birds  cont.  Moorcocks  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  (moorcocks,  V*.)  heath- 
cocks  sa.     Corben,  co.  Stafford,  V. 

Owls 

Arg.   on   a   chief  gu.    three    owls    of  the    first. 

CROPLEY.Middlesex ;  co.  Cambridge :  Harl.  MS. 

6095,  fo.  3  ;  and  Offord-Cluney,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Barry  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  owls  like  the  first.     Wakefield. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  owls  arg.      Copley, 
London  ;  and  Soham,  co.  Cambridge;  1730. 
....  Popinjays 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  jays   or.     Tregean 
Tregian    or   Tregyan,  Tregian,  and  Golden, 
Cornwall. 

Swallows 

Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  or  three 
swallows  with  wings  expanded  sa.  Moriskines. 
....  Swans 
Barry  wavy  of  four  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three 
(ducks,  or)  swans  as  the  first.     Grimesby. 

Eagles 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  six  eagles  displ.  arg. 
Day,  London. 

Martlets 

Or  on  a  chief  gu.  six  martlets  of  the  first.  Seynger. 

Blades 
Or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  scythe-blades  erect  arg. 
Sethington,  V.;  and  Harl.  MS.  1385,  fo.  94. 
Book 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  an  open  bible  proper  clasped 
betw.     two   ink-molines   of  the   first.     Wood, 
Singleton  Lodge,  co.  Lancaster. 
Bordure 
Arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  bordure  az.    Broderley. 

Bongets 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  two  flesh-pots  or  porridge  pots 

without  handles  or.    Potter,  V. 
Az.  on    a    chief    arg.   three  water-bougets    gu. 
Du-Vernet  or  Duvernette. 
Buckle 
Arg.  on  a  chief  paly  of  six  gu.  and  or  a  buckle 
....  Keith  ,Auquhorsk,  Scotland  ;  Nisbet,  i.75. 
Buckles 
Arg.  on   a  chief   gu.  three  round  buckles  or. 
Stryvelin.      The    points   dexter.      Sir  John 
Strevelyn,  Q. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  buckles  or.     Sterlyn. 

Sternling. 
Arg.  on   a  chief   sa.  three  round    buckles  or. 
Rtreveling.    The   points  sinister.     John  de 
Strevelyne,  V. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  lozenge  buckles  points  dex- 
ter of  the  first.    Thorogood  or  Thorowgood, 
Thorowgood,    and    Shartfield,   co.    Hertford  ; 
granted  1594.    Throgood,  V*.   Throogood  or 
TROOGooD,Tbomhall,co.Northampton;1594.TF. 
Erm.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  buckles 
points  fesswise  gu.  Rowley,  Highley,  co.  Staf- 
ford. 

Canton 
Barry   of  five  az.  and  arg.  on   a  chief  per  fess 
dancetty  erm.  and  as  the  second  a  canton  or. 
Hotham,  V. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  canton 

(of  the  first,  another)  or.  Hotham. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  indented  erm. 
a  canton  or.  Hotham,  Cotton  MS.  Tiberius  D  10. 
Barry  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  a 
canton  erm.  Barlow,  co.  Derby  ;  V.  The 
chief  gu.  flory  or.  Barlow,  Bramfield,  co. 
Chester. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

on  a  Canton Bird 

Arg.  a  chief  erm.  on  a  canton  gu.  an  owl  of  the 
first.     Barton,  co.  Buckingham. 
. .  ..Estoile 
Erminois  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  a  gold  medal 
pendent  from  a  ribbon  of  the  last  fimbriated  az. 
betw.  two  crescents  arg.  and  below  it  "  Orthes" 
on  a  canton  erm.  the  Order  of  the  Tower  and 
Sword  pendent  from  a  ribbon.     Harvey. 
..  ..Roundle 
Arg.  on  a  chief  vert  two  mullets  or  on  a  canton  gu. 
a  bezant  pierced  by  a  pair  of  arrows  saltirewise 
of  the  third.     Drewry. 
....  Sal  tire 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  canton  az.  charged  with  a 
saltire  arg.  oppressed  by  an  escutcheon  of  Scot- 
land  ensigned   by  a  regal  crown.     Menzies, 
That  Ilk  ;  Baronetcy  1665. 
....Wreath 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  a 
demi   lion   issuant   ....  on    a  canton  as   the 
second  a  garland  gold.    Garland. 
Cantons 
Barry  of  five  or  and  az.  (but  six  az.  and  or,  Feme, 
202)  per  pale  counter-changed  on  a  chief  paly 
per  fess  two  cantons  gyronny  of  eight  trans- 
muted over  all  an  escucheon  arg.    Pressignie. 
Barry  of  six  gu.  and  or(?  per  pale  counterchanged) 
on  a  chief  per  pale  two  cantons  one  per  bend 
the  other  per  bend  sinister  transmuted  overall 
an  escucheon  arg.     Sr.  de  Hageley,  V. 
Chequy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  two 
cantons    one    dexter    the    other    sinister  az. 
Hamberkers,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  59. 
Caps 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  three  (ducipers  or)  caps  of 
maintenance  ....     Bradshaw. 
Castles 
Per  chev.  erm.  and  vert  on  a  chief  gu.   three 
towers  arg.    Horncastle. 
Chessrook 
Erm.  on  a  chief  quarterly  or  and  gu.  a  chessrook 
in  the  dexter  corner  sa.   Barrokes.F.  Parrock, 
Parrock,  Kent. 
Chessrooks 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  three 

chessrooks  as  the  first.    Chamberlayn. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  chessrooks  az.  Verdon, 

V. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  chessrooks  of  the  first. 
Arthoby.    Arthorig,  V*.    Arthory,  V. 
Chief 
Barry  of  five  az.  and  arg.  on   a  chief  as  the  se- 
cond   another    dancetry    erm.    a    canton    or 
Hotham,  V.  . 

Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  of  the  second  an- 
other nebuly  as   the   first.      Tavestoke,  V*. 
Tavystock,  V. 
Chequy  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  sa.  another  wavy  of 

the  second.    Tavistock. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  oranother  indented  gu.  Brome.F. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  another  plain  or. 

Brome,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  another  dancetty  (indented, 

Thorelys,  V*.)  of  the  first.    Thorleys,  V. 
Lozengy  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  az.  another  in- 
dented or.     Stocker. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  another  in- 
dented or.     Gousell,  V. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second  an- 
other   indented     as    the    first.       Hachet    or 
Hanchet,  V*. 

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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

on  a  Chief 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  cbief  az.  charged  with  three 
crosses  (croslet,  another)  patty  of  the  first  an- 
other chief  arg.  charged  with  so  many  leopard's 

faces  like  the  second.     Michael  Carvenell,  V. 
Bendy  of  nine  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  erm.  another 

arg.  charged  with  three  fleurs-de-lis  sa.  Draper, 

Strond  Green,  granted  1613,  Harl.  MS.  6095. 
Cloud  see  Cloud 
Coronet  and  Crown 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  mural  coronet  or.  Worsley, 

Overton  Hall,  co.  Derby. 
Chequy  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  ducal  coronet 

or.    Plomer,  Ireland. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  sa.  a  ducal  coronet  or 

betw.  two  escallops  arg.     Taylor,  W. 
Vairy  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  wavy  of  the  second  an 

eastern  coronet  gu.  betw.  two  mullets  of  the 

first.     Benyon,  quartered  by  De  Beauvoir. 
Coronets 
Arg.  goutty  de  lames  on  a  chief  az.  three  baron's 

coronets   or.      Kington,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo. 

102,  b. 
Arg.  goutty  de  sang  on  a  chief  az.  three  ducal 

coronets     or.       Earlesman,     in     Hampshire. 

Kington,   V*.      Kyngton,    V.      But  crowns. 

Kingston. 
Arg.  goutty  de  sang  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three 

ducal  coronets  or.     Kington,  V*. 
Arg.  goutty  de  sang  on  a  chief  wavy  per  pale  gu. 

and  vert  three   ducal  coronets  or.     Kington, 

Charlton  House,  co.  Somerset. 
Arg.  goutty  de  poix  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three 

Saxon  crowns  or.      Erlisman,  Westover,  Isle 

of  Wight. 
Erm.  on    a  chief  az.   three   ducal  coronets   or. 

Litton,  Ireland. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  ducal  coronets 

or.    Letton,  Hertford.     Litton,  V*.     Sir  Ed- 
ward Lytton,  V.     Lytton,  Ly tton,  co.  Derby ; 

and  Knebworth,  co.  Hertford;  the  heiress  m. 

Bulwer,  now  Lytton,  quartering  Bulwer,  Baro- 
netcy 1838. 
Erm.  on  a  cbief  gu. three  regal  (orimperial)  crowns 

ppr.      Company  of    Glovers  and    Skinners, 

Exeter. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  prince's  coronets  or 

with   caps   the    first    tasselled    of   the    third. 

Company  of  Skinners,  London;  granted  1551. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  three  ducal  coronets 

or.     Leech,  co.  Lincoln  ;  Kent ;  and  Surrey. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  coronets  or. 
Ackworth.     But  crowns.     Leach,  Cornwall; 

and  Crediton,  co.  Devon.     Leach  or  Leache. 

Leche,  co.  Derby;  and  Carden,  co.  Chester; 

quartering  Cawarden.    Leche,  Chatsworth,  co. 

Derby.     Sir  Philip  Leche,  V.    Leche,  V*. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crowns  or.     Leach,  co. 

Devon. 
Erm.  on    a   chief  sa.   three  ducal  coronets  or. 

Barksteade,  Tower  of  London,  1654.   Stephen 

de  Berkstead,  Bishop  of  Chichester,  1262-87. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  engr.  sa.  three  antique  crowns  or. 

John     Earle,    Bishop    of    Worcester    1662 ; 

Salisbury  1663-65. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  eastern  crowns 

or.    Earles  ;  granted  1  Aug.  1660. 
Crescent 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  a  crescent  betw.  two 

mullets  or.     St.  John,  co.  York,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  vert  a  crescent  of  the  first  betw. 

two  mullets  or  pierced  gu.     Ordway. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Crescent  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  or   a  crescent   ....      Samore. 

The  crescent  gu.     Samoure. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  per  pale  or  and  az.  a  crescent  gu. 

Peckham. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  crescent  arg.    Danderley. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  indented  per 

pale  a  crescent  and  a  leopard's  face  counter- 
changed.     Riton,  Harl.  MS.  1465,  fo.  17. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  or  on  a  chief  indented  vert  a 

crescent  betw.  two  mullets  ....     Ordway. 
Per  pale  (dancetty  or)  pily  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chief 

gu.  a  crescent  betw.  two  ermine  spots  or  in  the 

centre  a  rose  for  diff.  of  the  third.  Henderson, 

co.  Chester. 
Crescents 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  crescents  of  the  first. 

Bigwood. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  crescents  or.  Belet,  Lord 

of  Marham,  Norfolk.  Bigwod, F*.  Bygwod,F*. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  two  crescents  or.     Bigwod. 
Per  pale    ....   and  ....  on    a   chief   per  pale 

two  crescents   all  counterchanged.     John    de 

Nectone,  seal. 
Per  pale  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  per  pale  two  cres- 
cents all  counterchanged.  Farnham,  Quorndon, 

co.  Leicester. 
Per   pale  or  and   gu.   on  a  chief  per  pale*  two 

crescents    all  ^counterchanged.      Nicholas   de 

Farnham,  Bishop  of  Durham,  1241-9. 
Vairy  on  a  chief  ....  two  crescents.    Bockland. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Symson,  Polton. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crescents  or.    Daggett. 

Sir  John  Dudley,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Bigwood.    Lamorley  or  Lambiorle,  Norfolk ; 

and  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crescents  or.      Bigwod 

or  Bigwood,  V.    Bygonds. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  crescents  or. 

Preston,  Ireland. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  vert  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Simpson,  Udock,  Scotland.      Henry  Simpson  or 

Sympson,  London,  1716.     The  chief  indented. 

Simpson,  Thorntoun,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crescents  arg.  Damarell, 

North  Huish,  co.  Devon:  the  heiress  in  Trench- 

ard;  and  Milton  Damarell,  co  Devon.    Moone 

or  Moyne. 
Az.  on  a  chief  or  three  crescents  gu.     Samore  ; 

this  is  apparently  an  error  in  Burke,  Armory, 

through  confusing  two  entries  in  Berry,  Diet. 
Barry  of  (five  V*)  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  of 

the  second  three  crescents  or.    Frampton. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crescents  or.    Hebden, 

Easthorpe  Park,  and  Appleton,  co.  York.     The 

chief  indented.     Hebdon,  co.  Oxford. 
Erm.     on     a     chief    sa.    three    crescents    arg. 

Winchingham. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crescents  or.    Preston, 

Becston  St.  Lawrence,  co.  Norfolk,  Baronetcy, 

1815.   Preston,  Suffolk,  V.  The  chief  indented. 

Preston,  Stanfield  Hall,  Norfolk. 
Ermines   on   a   chief    arg.  three    crescents   gu. 

Preston,  Ireland. 
Erminois  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  crescents 

arg.     Harvey,    Beacham   Well,    and   Thorpe 

Lodge,  Norfolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 

Goldfrap. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crescents  arg.   Damerley. 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Crescents  cont. 
Or  on  a  chief -indented  az.  three  crescents  of  the 
first.    Rauf  Pikenham,  Thorneton  Watlous,  F. 
Harvey deW'ATLONS,  F.    Hervey  de  Watlous.P. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crescents  arg.   Anderley. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  crescents  arg. 
Harvey,  Comb-Nevile,  co.  Surrey  ;  descended 
like  Harvey,   Rolls   Park,  Chigwell ;   the  co- 
heiresses m.   Lloyd,  Eustace,  Tower,   Drum- 
mond,  Bramston,  and  Fane,  from  Harvey,  Folk- 
stone.      Harvey,  Kyle,  Wexford ;    quartering 
Champney    and    Hutchinson ;     a    branch    of 
Harvey,  Bargy   Castle,  Wexford  ;    descended 
from  Harvey,  Bosworth,  co.  Leicester. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crescents  of  the  first. 
Preston,  Ireland;  and  Preston,  co.  Lancaster. 
Preston  ;    quartered    by   Ludlow.      Preston, 
Viscount  Gormanston  1478;  quartering  O'Brien 
with   Landres   and   az.  a    saltire    betw.    four 
leopard's  heads  arg.;  but  quartering  Birming- 
ham, Harl.  MS.  1603.     The  chief  indented. 
Preston,  Ireland. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 
crescents   as    the    first.      Mence    or    Mens. 
Meus,  V. 
Paly  wavy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the 
second  three  crescents  like  the  first.  Beawshin. 
Bewshin. 
Paly  wavy  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the 
second  three  crescents  arg.      Lambroke,  co. 
Somerset. 
Quarterly  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crescents 

of  the  first.     Preston. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  first  so 
many  crescents  like  the  second.    Sileto,  Italy. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  paly  as  many 
crescents  all  counterchanged.    Burleigh. 
Cross 
Arg.   on   a   chief  vert  a  tau  betw.  two  mullets 
pierced  or.     Drury,  Thurston  Rougham,  etc., 
Suffolk  ;  Colne,  co.  Huntingdon  ;  Riddlesworth, 
Norfolk;  Baronetcy  1627-1712  ;  and  Overstone, 
co.  Northampton;  Baronetcy  1739-59. 
Barry  of  six  erminois  aod  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a 
cross  patty  arg.  betw.  two  suns  in  splendour. 
Nicholson,  Roundhay  Park,  co.  York. 
Chequy  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  a  cross  wavy 

arg.    Raleigh. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  cross  engr.  of  the  first. 

Bacon,  V. 
Or  on  a  chief  az.  a  long  cross  arg.  Lizars, Scotland. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  a  cross  moline  fitchy  of  the 

first.     Hall,  London. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  cross  cros- 

let  arg.     Anwick,  London. 
Sa.'on  a  chief  arg.  a  cross  patonce  of  the  first. 

John  Boluron,  V. 
Vair  on  a  chief  gu.  a  cross  patonce  arg.     Rauf  le 
Fitz-Barnard, E. 
Crosses 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  crosses  croslet  of  the  first. 

Farrand  or  Farrant,  CharltoD,  co.  York. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  crosses  patonce  chequy  of 

the  first  and  az.    Farrant,  Surrey. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  crosses  fiory  vair  ( with 
properly)  a  5-foil  for  diff.  az.     Ferrand,  St. 
Ives,  and  Harden  Grange,  co.  York ;  quartering 
Walker  and  Dale. 
Arg.   on  a  chief  gu.  two   crosses   patonce  vair. 
Ferrant,  Mitcham,  Surrey;   and  Harden,  co. 
•    York.    Ferrand,  St.  Ives, and  Harden  Grange, 
co.  York  ;  quartering  Walker  and  Dale. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  on   a  chief  sa.  two  crosses  or.     Cistercian 
Abbey  at  Tame  or  Thame,  co.  Oxford. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  per  pale  gu.  and  sa.  two  crosses 
patouce  vairy  or  and  az.  Farrant,  Northsted 
House,  Chelsfield,  Kent. 

Bendy  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
two  crosses  patty  as  the  first.  Meddew,  Great 
Yarmouth.    Meddus  or  Medowes,  co.  Chester. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  two  crosses  croslet 
arg.    Bamme  or  Baum. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  of 
the  first.    Fitz-Oseert. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses  patty  of  the  first. 
Fitz-Osbert.  The  crosses  patty  fitchy.  Clare, 
Pembroke.  Marshall.  Ogie.  Ogye.  Osbert. 
Strongbow,  i,  e.  Gilbert  and  Richard  de  Clare, 
Earls  of  Pembroke,  1138-76. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  or. 
Strongbowe,  V*.    Strongbow,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  of  the  first.  John  de  Otterburne,  1*. 
The  chief  indented.  Gargrave,  co.  Lancaster. 
Gargrave,  Craven,  co.  York,  V.  Otterbourne, 
V.    Otterburne,  V* 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses  patty  of  the  first 
and  in  the  centre  point  a  5  foil  for  diff.  of  the 
second.  Dyall,  Mile  End,  Middlesex;  grai.ted 
1758. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  crosses  patty 
of  the  first.  Perceval,  Royton,  co.  Lancaster; 
the  heiress  m.  Pickford  afterwards  Radcliffe; 
descended  from  Perceval,  co.  Somerset. 
Perceval,  Temple  House,  co.  Sligo ;  quarter- 
ing Crofton  and  Carleton ;  descended,  like 
Percival,  Kilmon  Hill,  co.  Waterford,  Anne- 
field,  co.  Dublin,  Cappaheaden,  co.  Kilkenny, 
and  Kilcunart.  co.  Cork,  from  Perceval,  Ty- 
kenham,  and  Weston,  ancestor  of  Pergeval, 
Barony  1715,  Viscounty  1722,  Earl  of  Egmont 
1733,  Baron  Arden  1770;  quartering  Lovel : 
Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  173-6. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses  patty  fitchy  of  the 
first.     Dyall,  Berkswell,  co.  Warwick. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  crosses  tau  of 
the  first.  Thurland,  co.  York,  Harl.  MS. 
1404,  fo.  118. 

Arg.  on  a  chief,  engr.  gu.  three  crosses  croslet 
fitchy  or.     Otterborne,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  crosses  patty 
or.    Perceval,  Barntown,  co.  Wexford. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses  patty  vair. 
Ferrard,  Skipton,  co.  York ;  granted  1586. 

Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  per  fess  of  the  first  and 
az.  in  the  upper  part  three  leopard's  heads  as 
the  second  in  the  lower  so  many  crosses  patty 
like  the  field.     Michael  Carvenell,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy  or. 
Fitz-Osbert.  The  chief  indented.  Orwey, 
Orwey,  co.  Devon  ;  heiress  m.  Hampton. 

Barry  of  four  sa.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three 
crosses  croslet  as  the  first.    Aundeligh. 

Barry  lozengy  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 
crosses  croslet  of  the  first.   George  Monteigne 

MOUNTAGNE    MoUNTAIGNE     Or    MoUNTAINE,    Bi- 

shop  of  Lincoln  1617,  London  1621,  Durham 

1627,  Archbishop  of  York  1628;  granted  1613. 
Bendy  of  six  arg.   and  az.  on  a  chief  sa.  three 

crosses  patty  or.     Calbreath,  Scotland. 
Bendy  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 

crosses   croslet  or.     Heritage,  Britams,  co. 

Warwick. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

Crosses  cont. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  or  three  crosses 

botonny  az.     Bubges. 
Chequy  gu.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three  crosses 

croslet  az.     Bubges,  Cornwall. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses  ....  fitchy  arg. 

Sheppaed. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses  tau  or.  Peifet. 

Peosett.    The  chief  indented.    Theeland  or 

Thubland,  Ryegate,  Surrey;    aDd  Garnstone, 

co.  York.     Thubland.  V;  and  Harl.  MS.  1404, 

fo.  117  ;  and  co.  Nottingham.     Totoeell,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  crosses  wavy 

or.    Thubland. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crosses  hotonny  arg. 

Dimocke. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  crosses  croslet 

arg.    Bamme  or  Baum. 
Erm.   on   a   chief  sa.  three   crosses   patty   arg. 

Newman.  Wichingham  or  Witchingham,  Yox- 

ford,    Suffolk.      Wickingham.      Wychinghon, 

V*.    Wychington,  V. 
Erm.   on   a  chief   sa.    three    crosses   patty  or. 

Newman,        London.  Wichingham        or 

Witchingham,  Yoxford,  Suffolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  crosses  patty 

fitchy  or.    Obway. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  crosses  tau 

arg.    Thubland,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  118. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  crosses  patty  of  the 

first.    Debbeig. 
Gu.  on    a   chief   arg.    three    crosses    patty   sa. 

Peisott,    V*.       Peysett,    V*.       Sr.    John 

Peysott,  V. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  crosses  tau  sa.   Pbisett 

or  Peosset.   Peofett,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fo.  118. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  crosses  croslet  fitchy 

arg.    Damebley. 
Or  on  a  chief  ....  three  crosses  tau  of  the  first. 

Peescop.     The  chief  arg.    Pbisett,  co.  Salop. 
Or  on  a  chief  dancetty  arg.  three  crosses  patty  of 

the  first.     Cobdelee. 
Or  on  a  chief  (dancetty  Harl.  MS.  6595)   in- 
dented az.  three  crosses  croslet  of  the  first. 

Syr  William  (or  Galyon)  Coedee,  Q. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  crosses  croslet 

fitchy  arg.     Gaegbave,  co.  York. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  crosses  formy  of  the  first. 

Tannee,  Ireland ;  granted  1613. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 

crosses  formy  as  the  first.  Peter  Mew  or  Mews, 

Bishop  of  Bath  etc.  1672,Winchester  1684-1706, 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses 

croslet  as  the  first.    Almewake  or  Alnwick. 
Paly  of  six  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses 

patty  as  the  second.  Alnewick,  V.  Alnewyke, 

V*. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses 

croslet  arg.     Meres.     The  croslets  fitchy.    Sr. 

John  de  Mews,  V. 
Paly  of  six    or   and  az.  on    a    chief   gu.   three 

crosses  patty  arg.     Mewes,  Isle  of  Wight.     Si-. 

Walter  Mews,  of  the  Wight,  V.     The  crosses 

fitchy.    Demews,  V*. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  crosses 

patty  of  the  first.     Meres  or  Mebos.      Meaux 

or  Meux.  Kingston,  Isle  of  Wight;  quartering 

Drew;    Baronetcy    1641-1706;    quartered    by 

Worsley    through   Miller.     Meux,   Theobald's 

Park, co. Hertford  ;  Baronetcy  1831.  Mewes,  P*. 
Arg.  on   a  chief   gu.  four    crosses    croslet  or. 

Latimee. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Crosses  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  five  crosses  croslet 

or.    Wiltshiee. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  (ampty)  enty  az.  crosses  or.    M. 

Raphe  de  Wilshibe,  Y. 
Cups 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  two  flesh  pots  (or  porridge 

pots)  without  handles  or.     Potteb,  V. 
Arg.    on    a    chief   sa.  three    covered    cups   or. 

Botelee,  Teston,  Kent;  Baronetcy  1641-1772. 

Botellee,   V.     Nicholas   Butlee,   Hailes  in 

Over  Rawcliffe,  co.  Lancaster ;   and  London, 

1730.    Boteekeb. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  covered  cups 

or.    Butlee. 
Az.  on  a  chief  indented  or  three  covered  cups  of 

the  first.    Lawlesse  or  Lawley. 
Barry  of  four  gu.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  three 

goblets  or  drinking  cups  (open  bowls  V*)  of 

the  first  inside  silver  feet  gold.     Halghton,  V. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  cups  covered  of 

the  first.    Botelee.    Butlee,  Baron  of  Kayre, 

Harl.  MS.  1607.    Lawles. 
Cushion 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  cushion  betw.  two  spur- 
rowels  of  the  first.    Maejoribanks,  Lees,  co. 

Berwick;  Hallyards,  Mid  Lothian;  Baronetcy 

1814.    Mabjoeibanks,  Leuchie,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  a  cushion  or  in  the  centre  a 

mullet  for  diff.  gu.    Mabjoeibanks,  Bowbardie, 

Scotland. 
Cushions 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  cushions  or.    Johnston, 

quartered  by  Murray. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  lozenge  cushions  of  the 

first.    Randall,  Scotland. 
Escallop 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  au  escallop  of  the 

first.    John  Cubwen,  Cumerton,  V ;  co.  York. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  an  escallop   or. 

Cutting. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  an  escallop  arg.     Umonee. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  an  escallop  betw.  two  bells 

arg.    Bell,  Essex. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 

an  escallop  like  the  first.    Bayons  or  Bayos. 
Vair  on  a  chief  gu.  an  escallop  betw.  two  pierced 

mullets  or.     Babnaed,  V. 
Escallops 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  two  escallops  arg. 

Rous  or  Rosse,  Suffolk.   Sire  Thomas  le  Rous, 

N.     Geffry  Rous,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  escallops  or.    Raw,  Lon- 
don ;  and  Skipton,  co.  York ;  confirmed  1563. 

Raw,  Sandwich,  Kent;  and  Rishangles,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  escallops  of 

the  first.     Kendall. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  escallops  of  the 

first.     Stbickland,  Suffolk. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  escallops  or  over  all  on 

a  bend   gu.   as   manv   lozenges  of  the   first. 

Gamage,  Harl.  MS.  1404,  fc.  3L. 
Arg.  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  escallops  or. 

Coewen,  V.   Sr.  Gilbert  Cubwen,  Camerton,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Beoughton. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  escallops  or.    Ps.  de 

Beonton,  F. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  escallops  or. 

Bassett,  co.  Gloucester. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops  of  the  first. 

Tayler,  Middlesex. 


BRITISH    ARMORIALS. 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Escallops  cont. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  escallops  of  the 
first.  Burton,  Ireland.  Negus, Bedford.  (Attri- 
buted  to)    John   Taylor,  Bishop   of    Lincoln 
1552-4. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops  or.     Patrick 
de  Graham,  V.    Graham,  Scotland.    And  with 
a  crescent  of  the  third  surmounted  by  a  mullet 
as  the   second  for   diff.     Graham,  Duniblane, 
Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  dancetty  sa.  three  escallops  or. 

Graeme.    But  indented.     Gr#:me,  Scotland. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  escallops  gu.    Plays,  V. 

Playse. 
Az.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  escallops  sa. 

Barrett. 
Barry  of  four  az.  and  or.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  escallops  like  the  first.  Clarke. 
Barry  of  eight  or  and  arg.  on  a  chief  indented 
sa.  three  escallops  or.    Henry  du  Boys  of  Use- 
burne,  X. 
Bendy  of  six  ....  and  ....  on  a  chief  ....  three 

escallops  ....  John  Egleshed  ;  seed.  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  nebuly  az.  three  escallops  or. 

Negus,  Norfolk ;  and  Brome,  Eye,  Suffolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  escallops  arg.  Bellew, 

co.  Chester. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gn.  three  escallops  arg. 
Rouse,  V*.   Sr.  Thomas  Rous,temp.  Edward  I, 
V.     Sir  Thomas   Roose,  L ;  or  de  Roux,  L; 
but  de   Ronye,  L,  Harl.  31 S.  6137.     Tayler, 
Grafton,  co.  Oxford. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  three  escallops  or. 
Sr.  Edmond  Basset,  co.  Gloucester,  V.    The 
chief  indented.     Basset,  V*.     Edmund   (the 
second  son  of)  Basset,^.  Sire  Edmon  Basset, 
N.  Bassett,   co.    Gloucester.       Child,     V*. 
Taylour,  co.  Lancaster;  and  Middleton  Che- 
ney, co.  Northampton. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops  arg.  Tayleur, 
Rodington,  and  Buntingsdale,  co.  Salop ;  quar- 
tering Skrymshire. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  sa.  three  escallops  arg. 
Taylor,  Strensham  Court  and  Mosely  Hall,  co. 
Worcester.      The  chief  indented.    Tayler,  V. 
Taylour. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops  or.    Taylor, 

quartering  Wheeler. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  escallops  or. 
Taylor,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  London ;  granted 
24  December  1674. 
Erminois    on  a   chief  arg.  three  escallops   sa. 

King,  Middlesex. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  escallops  of 

the  first.    Baret,  V.   Barrett,  co.  Hereford. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  three  escallops  sa. 
Barrett,  co.  Hereford;    co.  Salop;    and   co. 
Oxford. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  escallops  vert.    Glasco, 

Ireland. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  or  three  escallops  of  the 

first.     Poer. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  indented  or  three  escallops  sa. 

Andrew  Barrett,  Bishop  of  Llaudaff  1395-6. 
Or  on  a  chief  dancetty  az.  three  escallops  arg. 
Reginald  Boulers  or  Butler,  Bishop  of  Here- 
ford 1451,  Lichfield  etc.  1453-9. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  escallops  (arg. 
Stratton,    Suffolk,     V;    but)     of     the    first. 
Stratton,  Suffolk. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  escallops  arg.    Graham, 
Scotland  j  and  York,  1718. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Escallops  cont. 
Or   on  a  chief  sa.  three   escallops  of  the  first. 
Graham,  Barony  1445,  Baron  and  Earl  Graham 
1722,  Earl  of  Montrose  1504,   Marquis  1044, 
Duke  1707.     Graham,  Esk,  Cumberland  ;  Ba- 
ronetcy   1629 ;    quartering   Stewart ;   Viscount 
Preston,  1680-1739.    Graham,  Norton  Conyers, 
co.  York;  Baronetcy  1662.  Graham,  Netherby, 
Cumberland  ;  Baronetcy  1783.  Graham,  Airth; 
quartering  arg.  a  fess  embattled  betw.  three 
roses  gu.;  Killern;  Mossknow,  co.  Dumfries  ; 
Petham,  Kent;  and  Sewerby  House,  co.  York. 
Or  on  a  chief  embattled  sa.  three  escallops  of  the 
first.     Graham,  Meickle,  Scotland ;  descended 
from   Montrose.    The    chief  engr.     Graham, 
Braco,  Scotland  ;  a  scion  of  Montrose. 
Paly   of  six  arg.  and   az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three 
escallops  of  the  first.     Higham,  co.  Bedford. 
The  escallops  or.     Heigham,  V*.     Sr.  Roger 
Heyham,   co.   Bedford,  temp.   Edward   I,   V. 
Higham,  co.  Bedford. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 
three  escallops  arg.     Robert  Chamberlayn,  V. 
Paly  of  six  erm.  and  erminois  on  a  chief  indented 
sa.  three  escallops  or.  Taylor,  Hollycombe,  co. 
Sussex  ;  Baronetcy  1828. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  escal- 
lops arg.    Nevill.    Newport.    The  escallops 
as  the  second.     Nemle  ;  Edmondson. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  three 
escallops  like  the  first.      Baye.      Bayeaux,  co. 
Lincoln;   temp.    Henry    III.       Bayons,    V*. 
Bayos.    Bayous,  V.    Boys,  or  Boyas,  London. 
Paly  arg.  and  az.on  a  chief  gu.  three  escallops  or. 

Sire  Roger  de  Heyham,  N. 
Per  pale  indented  erminois  and  sa.  on  a  chief  per 
pale  of  the  last  and  or  three  escallops  counter- 
changed.  Graham,  Kirkstall,  co.  York;  and 
Edmond  Castle,  co.  Cumberland;  Baronetcy 
1808. 
Sa.  fretty  arg.  on  a  chief  or  three  escallops  of  the 

first.     Thompson. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  az.  four  escallops  of  the 
first.     Robert  Stretton,  Bishop  of  Lichfield 
etc.  1360-85. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  five  escallops  or.    Grely. 

Escucheon 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  an  escucheon  arg.  Ummoner. 

Esquires 

Barry  of  six  gu.  and  or  per  pale  counterchanged 

on  a  chief  per  pale  of  the  first  and  second  two 

esquires  based  dexter  and  sinister  transmuted 

over  all  an  escucheon  arg.  Hageley  (in  error). 

Estoiles 

Arg.   on   a   chief  indented   gu.   two  estoiles   or. 

Edward  St.  John,  seal,  1345. 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  estoiles 

or  a  crescent  for  diff.  ....     Bonwick,  Surrey. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  two  estoiles  or.     Raynor; 
granted  1588.     The  chief  indented.     Rayner, 
East  Drayton,  co.  Nottingham. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  estoiles  arg.     Douglas, 

Whittingham,  Scotland. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  two  estoiles  sa.     Prust,  Gor- 

ven,  and  Hartland,  co.  Devon.     Prust,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  three  estoiles  or.   Dymoke,  V. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  estoiles  or.     MoRisdN. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  estoiles  or.     Dimocke. 

Dymock,     Dymok,  or  Dymoke,  co.  Devon. 
Barry  lozengy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three 
estoiles  or.    Payntell  or  Poyntell,  London  ; 
granted  June  1611. 


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AN  ORDINARY  OF 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Estoiles  eont. 
Barry  of  six  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  pierced  estoiles  like  the  first.  Pitt,  Cure- 
yard,  co.  Salop;  and  co.  Worcester. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  three  estoiles  or.     Raynor. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  estoiles  org. 

ESCOURTE.      ESTORLLS,  V. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  gu.  three  estoiles  or. 
Eastcourt,  W.  The  chief  indented.  Bassett, 
co.  Gloucester.  Escourte.  Estcourt,  Est- 
court,  co.  Gloucester.  Estcourt,  Newton,  co. 
Wilts  ;  and  co.  Gloucester,  1023. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  per  pale  gu.  and  az.  three  es- 
toiles or.  Edwai'd  Rainbow,  Bishop  of  Carlisle 
1661-84. 

Or  on  a  chief  az.  three  estoiles  of  the  first. 
Lawes  or  Lawse,  Kent ;  and  Norfolk  ;  granted 
1584.  Lawes,  Rothamsted  Manor  House,  co. 
Hertford  ;  quartering  Bennet  and  Wittewronge. 

Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  estoiles  of  the  first.  Lewis, 
Canterbury. 

Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  estoiles  gu.    Priest. 
Eyes 

Barry  (nebuly,  Gwillim)  of  six  az.  and  arg.  on  a 
chief  of  the  second  three  eyes  gu.  Delahay, 
Ireland. 

Feathers 

Chequy  or  and  az.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  ostrich 
feathers  in  plume  issuant  of  the  first.  Drax, 
Middlesex;  co.  Somerset;  and  co.  York  ;  con- 
firmed 1561.  Drax,  Charborough  Park,  co. 
Dorset;  and  Ellerton  Abbey,  co.  York;  quarter- 
ing Erie  and  Sawbridge.  Drax,  Sibsey,  co.  Lin- 
coln ;  and  Barbadoes. 

Fess  see  Bar  and  Lozenges 
Fetterlocks  see  Shackles 
Fireballs 

Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  fireballs  ppr.  Bodycoat 
or  Boycott.  But  three  grenadoes  ppr.  Boycott, 
Boycott,  Buildwas,  and  Rudge  Hall,  co.  Salop. 

Paly  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  engr.  erm.  three 
hand  grenades  ppr.  Boycott,  Sprowston  Hall, 
Norfolk ;  the  heiress  m.  Morse  ;  and  the  two 
coats  are  now  borne  by  John  Hall  Morse- 
Boycott,  Sennowe  Lodge,  near  Great  Ryburgh, 
Norfolk;  and  Sennoweville,  near  Bushey,  co. 
Hertford;  quartering  Hall,  Carter,  and  Thomp- 
son. 

Fish ....  Dolphin 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  dolphin  naiant  of  the  first. 
Fischer. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  dolphin  embowed  naiant  of 
the  first.  Fisher,  Maidstone,  Kent.  John 
Fisher,  Bishop  of  Rochester  1504-35. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  dolphin  embowed  or.  Fisher, 
Maidstone,  Kent,  W. 

Gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  dolphin  az.     Elmore. 
....  Salmon 

Sa.  fretty  arg.  on  a  chief  cousu  gu.  a  salmon 
naiant  or.     Salmon,  France. 
Fleur-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  a  fleur-de-lis  betw.  two  pierced 
estoiles  or.    Sault,  1786. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.a  fleur-de-lis  or  over  all  a  bend 
engr.  az.  Leeke,  Ludlow,  and  Longford,  Salop. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  betw.  two  lo- 
zenges of  the  first.  Weyman,  quartered  by 
Gascoigne,  Uarl.  MS.  1487,  fo.  2686.  Wymen, 
in  church  at  Sprotborough,  co.  York. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  or  in  the  centre 
a  mullet  for  diff.  sa.  Rogers,  Dowdeswell;  and 
Castle  Hale,  in  Panswick,  co.  Gloucester,  1730. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Fleur-de-lis  cont. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.  Roger,  V. 
Rogers,  co.  Dorset.  And  with  a  mullet  in  the 
centre  for  diff.  of  the  last.  Rogers,  V.  The 
mullet  sa.  Rogers,  Bryanstone,  co.  Dorset. 
Rogers,  Cadbury  House,  co.  Somerset. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  or  a  fleur-de-lis  sa.  Rogers, 
Brianston  ;  Collinson,  Somerset,  iii,  532. 

Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Horde. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  betw.  two  boar's 
heads  couped  erect  or.  Taylor,  Baronetcy 
1704,  Baronies  1760,  1831,  Viscounty  1762, 
Earl  of  Bective  1766,  Marquis  of  Headfort 
1800.* 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  a  fleur-de-lis  betw. 
two  boar's  heads  erased  erect  or.  Taylour, 
Dublin ;  granted  1668. 

Gyronny  of  eight  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  a 
fleur-de-lis  betw.  two  crescents  gu.    Prentice. 

Paly  of  six  gu.  and  vair  on  a  chief  or  a  fleur-de- 
lis  issuant  sa.     M.  Henry  de  Basores,  D. 

Paly  vair  and  gu.  on  a  chief  or  a  fleur-de-lis  issu- 
ant sa.     Robert  de  Basseches  or  Basseges,  C. 

Quarterly  arg.  and  erm.  on  a  chief  or  a  fleur-de- 
lis  gu.    Rogers,  co.  Dorset. 

Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  fleur-de-lis  gu.     Saschant 

or  Sasthant.     The  fleur-de-lis  issuant.     Sire 

de  Susane,  A  ;  or  Susat,  A,  Harl.  MS.  6137  ; 

but  Sr.  de  Saschant,  Harl.  MS.  6137,  fo.  71  b. 

Fleurs-de-lis 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  two  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first. 
Mountford,  Norfolk. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or.  Clinton, 
co.  Warwick.  Sir  John  Clinton  or  de  Clinton 
alias  Quingeton  or  Quingenton,  L.  Sire 
Johan  de  Clintone,  N.     Monford,  V. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  two  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Tracy. 

Per  fess  indented  sa.  and  or  on  a  chief  arg.  two 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  first.     Hinton. 

Arg.   on     a    chief   az.    three    fleurs-de-lis 
Mountford. 

Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  fleurs-de-lis  or.     I 
Robert  Washingley,  V.     Wasingley,  V. 

Barry  of  four  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  as  the  se- 
cond three  fleurs-de-lis  like  the  first.    Senker. 

Barry  of  six  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  sa.  Norman,  Shipton  Mallet,  co. 
Somerset;  the  heiresses  m.  Bremer,  Roby.and 
Elphinstone. 

Bendy  of  six  ... .  and  ....  on  a  chief  three  fleurs- 
de-lis  ....  John  de  Trilleck  or  Trillek, 
Bishop  of  Hereford  1344-60. 

Bendy  of  six  gu.  and  or  (or  and  gu.  V*)  on  a  chief 
per  chief  sa.  and  erm.  in  the  upper  part  three 
fleurs-de-lis  arg.     Norman,  V. 

Bendy  of  eight  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three 
fleurs-de-lis  az.    Farmer. 

Bendy  of  nine  or  and  gu.  on  a  chief  per  fess  arg. 
and  erm.  three  fleurs-de-lis  in  the  upper  part 
sa.  Draper,  Strond  Green,  granted  1613; 
Harl.  MS.  6095,  fo.  28. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Brown, 
Hartrigg,  Scotland. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.    Washingley,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  fleurs-de-lis 
arg.    Baymyn. 

Or  on  a  chief  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  arg.  Flerior, 
V.    Willy,  V. 

Or  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  fleurs-de-lis  of 
the  first  a  canton  erm.    Cramer. 


BRITISH  ARMORIALS. 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Fleurs-de-lis  cont. 
Arg.   on   a   chief  az.   fleurs-de-lis    of    the   first. 

Skinner,  Cowley,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.   on   a  chief  az.  fleurs-de-lis  or.     Skinner, 
Cowley,  co.  Devon  ;  granted  1587;  W.   Skinner 
or  Skinhur,  Cowlegh. 
Erm.    on   a  chief  indented   az.  fleurs-de-lis  or. 

AUBEMOND  Or  AUBEMUNDE. 

Flower Rose 

Chequy   arg.  and   sa.  on   a  chief  or  a  rose  gu. 

leaved  vert  seeded  of  the  third.     Halfpenny. 
Erm.   on   a  chief  per  pale   indented  arg.  and 

gu.  a  rose   in    the  dexter   side  of   the    last. 

Shotisbrooke. 

Flowers  ....  Roses 
Arg.  on  a  chief  az.  two  roses  of  the  first.    Cock, 

V*.     Cock,  Scotland. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  two  roses  of  the  first.     Priory 

of  Austin  Canons  at  Southwick,  Hampshire. 
Erm.  on    a    chief  indented    az.  two  roses   arg. 

Glyborne. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  two  roses  arg.  Sir  John 
!  .  Carett,  v. 
I  ....Lilies 

Fusily  erm.  and  sa.  on   a   chief  of  the    second 
j     three  lilies  slipped  arg.      William  Patten  or 

Pattyn  or  Barbour,  commonly  called  William 

of  Waynflete ;   founder  of  Magdalen  College, 

Oxford  ;  Bishop  of  Winchester  1447-87. 
Lozengy  erm.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 

lilies  slipped  arg.     Magdalen   College,  Ox- 
ford ;  for   the   founder,  William  (Barbour  or 

Patten  or  Pattyn)  of  Waynflete. 

Roses 

Arg.   on   a   chief   gu.   three  roses   of  the  first. 
,    Silborne     or    Sinborne.     Swinborne.     Sr. 

William  Swynburne,  V.  The  roses  barbed  vert. 

Becket,  Norfolk. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  roses  of  the 

first.    Swinborne,  V*. 

:g.   on   a   chief  indented  gu.  three   roses   or. 

Roser,  V.    Rosier. 

jg.  on   a   chief   sa.   three  roses   of   the   first. 

Darrell.     Hill,  London. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  roses  or.  Rosier, 

co.  Rutland. 
Arg.  fretty  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  three  roses 

gu.  leaved  vert.   Fortescue. 
Arg.  fretty  vert  on  a  chief  az.  three  roses  or  barbed 

of  the  second.  Younge,  London;  and  Drayton, 

co.  Stafford;  confirmed  by  Segar. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  roses  arg.     Sichebery 

or  Sicherbury,  co.  Bedford. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  roses  or.     Atwater. 

Faukethbery,  Ferontbery,  or  Fountbery,  co. 

Bedford.   Sr.  John  Foulthebury,  co.  Bedford  ; 

temp.  Edward  I,  V.  Sichebery  or  Sicherbury, 

co.   Bedford.     Sire  Johan    di   Southburi,   N. 

Southbury. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  embattled  gu.  three  roses  or. 

Grubb,  North  Minims  Parsonage,  co.  Hertford. 

Grubb,  Horsenden.co.  Buckingham,  quartering 

Ratclifl'e. 
Erm. on  achiefsa.  three  roses  arg.SATHERTHWAYTE, 

co.  Lancaster. 
Or   on    a  chief   indented   sa.  three    roses   arg. 

Carett,  V*.    Caret  or  Carrett. 
•Per  pale  az.  and  or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  roses  arg. 

Talcot,  V*. 
Sa.  fretty  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  roses 

gu.    FitzChamberlayn,  V*.     (Quartered  by 

Fortescue)  V. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Flowers  cont.  Roses  cont. 
Yairy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  threo 

roses  of  the  first.     William  Partrich,  London, 

W.    Patrick,  V*.    The  roses  seeded  or  barbed 

vert.    Partridge,  Kent,  1630. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  five  roses  of  the  first.    Laoer. 

3-Foil 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  a  3-foil  slipped  betw. 

two  annulets  arg.     Adam  Bamme  or  Bawne, 

Lord  Mayor  of  London  1390.    Bamme,  Kent.F. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  dancetty  sa.  a  3-foil  slipped  betw. 

two  annulets  or.    Bamme,  Kent,  quartered  by 

Walsingham. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  3-foil  slipped  vert  betw. 

two  hurts.   Walmsley,  Foston  Hall,  co.  Derby. 
3-Foils 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  arg.  two  3  foils  slipped 

sa.    Bawne. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  two  3-foils  slipped 

arg.     Bamme,  W. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  3-foils  slipped  of  the 

first.    Gamuell  or  Gamvill,  Storton. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  gu.  three  3-foils  of  the 

first.     Mandeville. 
Arg.   od   a   chief  gu.  three  3-foils   slipped  ppr. 

Bonville. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  3-foils  slipped 

of  the  first,    Maundevil,  V*.  Maundevyle,  V. 
Erm.   on   a  chief   az.   three    3-foils   slipped   or. 

Mllcham,  Norfolk. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  3-foils  of  the 

first.     Tayler.     Taylour. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  indented   sa.  three  3-foils  or. 

Taylour. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  3-foils  slipped  vert. 

Coore. 
Or  on    a   chief    gu.    three   3-foils   slipped    arg. 

Ganuble.     And  with  over  all  a  baston  in  bend 

sinister    company    arg.    and    sa.       Ganuble, 

Spalding,  co.  Lincoln. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented   gu.  three  3-foils   arg. 

Mandevile. 
Or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  3-foils  slipped  of  the  first. 

Bamfield  or  Bawmefield.   Bamvile,  Chester. 
Or  fretty  gu.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three  3-foils 

slipped  as  the  first.     Slade,  Ireland. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  three  3-foils 

slipped  all  counterchauged.     Mychell,  V*. 
Per  pale  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  per  pale  three 

3-foils  slipped  counterchanged.     Mychell,  W. 
4-Foil 
Per  pale  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chief  erm.  a  4-foil  of 

the  second  betw.  two  hurts.     Walmesley. 
4-Foils 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  three  4-foils  vert.     Wedson  or 

Widson,  Loudham,  co.   Nottingham ;  granted 

1574. 

5-Foil 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  a  5-foil  betw.  two  annulets  of 

the  first.     Cooke,  Norfolk. 
5-Foils 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  5-foils  of  the  first.   Bellet. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  two  5-foils  or.     Belet. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  two  5-foils  (another  pierced) 

gu.    Vickare,  Donkeswell. 
Or  on  a  chief  az.  two  5-foils  of  the  first.   Belett. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  two  5-foils  gu.     Vicary,  Dun- 

keswell,  co.  Devon,  and  Warminster,  co.  Wilts; 

granted  1558.     Vicarey  or  Vickary,  co.  Devon. 
Arg.   on  a  chief  gu.  three   5-foils   of  the  first. 

Becket,  Norfolk.      Sire  Yngram   Belet,  Ni 

Belet,  co.  Worcester,  V.    Bellet    Bellett 


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On  a  CHIEF  cont. 

5-Foils  cont. 
or  Bellot,  Moreton,  co.   Chester,  Baronetcy 
1663-1714.    Bellot,  Corsbam,  co.  Wilts,  and 
Becbym,  co.  Cornwall;  the  heiress  m.  Hawkins 
and  Hele.  Billet,  Ashe,  co.  DevoD;  the  heiress 
m.  Drake.     Gayee. 
Arg.   on    a   chief  sa.   three  5-foils   of  the   first. 
Bellett,  Norfolk;  and   Wiltshire.      Palmer, 
Dorrington,   and  Lymington,  co.   Gloucester  ; 
and  co.  Warwick. 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  5-foils  like  the  first.     Stocewyth,  Harl. 
MS.  1404,  fo.  96, 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  5-foils  like  the  first.   Walden,  Harl.  MS. 
1404,  fo.  96. 
Barry  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 
three  5-foih  or.    Brown,  Collinson,  Somerset, 
ii,  135. 
Bendy  indented  of  six  arg.  and  az.  on  a  chief  sa. 
three  5-foils  or.     Rigby,  Burgh,  co.  Lancaster. 
Chequy  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  5-foils 
or.    Thomas  Chabnor,  Mowsley,  co.  Hereford, 
1586,  W. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  5-foils  arg.    Gay,  V*. 

John  Gaye,  Fowey,  V.    Fowey. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  embattled  gu.  three  5-foils  arg. 

Btjrland. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  5-foils  or.     Sir  John 

Sodbery  or  Sudburye,  L. 
Erm.  fretty  or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  5-foils  of  the 

second.    Rowley. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  or  three  5-foils  vert.  Wyddowson. 
Lozengy  gu.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  second 

three  5-foils  of  the  first.    Baggs. 
Lozengy  gu.  and  arg,  on  a  chief  or  three  5-foils 

az.    Bagge,  Stradsett,  Norfolk. 
Or  on   a  chief    az.  three   5-foils   of   the  first. 

Mocket,  Kent. 
Or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  5-foils  of  the  first.   Hugh 
Bellot,  Bishop  of  Bangor,  1586,  and  Chester, 
1595-7. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  5-foils  arg.  pierced  gu. 

Gentill,  co.  Lancaster. 
Or  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  three  5-foils  of  the 
first.    Launce,  Penair,  Cornwall ;  and  Suffolk. 
Payne,  Great  Marlow,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Paly  bendy  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  or  three 
5-foils   az.       Bagge,    Plymouth,    co.   Devon ; 
granted  1607,  Harl.  MS.  6095,  fo.  9. 
Paly  of  six  or  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  second 

three  5-foils  like  the  first.    Potman,  Kent. 
Per  fess  gu.  and  az.  on  a  chief  arg.  fretty  of  the 

second.     Morrys,  Harl.  MS.1404,  fo.  110. 
Sa.   on   a   chief  arg.  three   5-foils  of  the  first. 

Vickery. 
Vairy  az.  and  arg.  on  a  chief  of  the  last  three 
5-foils  gu.      Partheriche   or  Parthericee, 
Middlesex. 
Vert  on  a  chief  arg.  three  5  foils  az.    Heath. 

6-Foils 
Paly  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  '  sit-foyles' 
or.    Hubert  Monfer'ant,  F. 
Fret  and  Fretty 
Arg.  on  a  chief  sa.  fretty  or.  Jeffrey.  Fitz  Piers, 

as  quartered  by  Viscount  Townshend. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  sa.  fretty  or.  Fitz  Piers. 
Az.  on  a  chief  arg.  a  fret  gu.     M'Carlie. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  fret  arg.     Ribford,  co. 

Leicester. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  a  fret  or.     Swynerton,  co. 
Stafford. 


On  a  CHIEF  cont. 
Fret  and  Fretty  cont. 
Erm.  on   a  chief  gu.  fretty  or.     Abbeford,  co, 
Leicester.     Ribbeford.     Rippesford,  co.  Lei- 
cester.   Henry  de  Ribesford,  E ;  or  Ribeford, 
F.  Sire  Henry  de  Ribbesfoed,  2V.  Sywnerton, 
co.  Stafford,  V. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  or  fretty  gu.     Rippesford,  co. 

Leicester. 
Erm.    on    a    chief   sa.    fretty    or.      Henry    de 

Ribbesford,  temp.  Edward  I,  V. 
Or  fretty  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  fretty  like  the 

second.    Bretton,  V*. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  first  a 
fret  betw.two  crescents  like  the  second.  Gibson, 
East    Beckham,   and    Thorpe,    co.    Norfolk ; 
granted  1591. 

Fruit Pears 

Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  pears  or.      Holden, 
Hockridge,  Kent;  granted  20  May,  1663. 

Wh'iat 

Az.  on  a   chief  arg.  three  ears   of  wheat  ve* 
Levinge,  Ireland. 
Fusils 
Erm.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  fusils  or.     Gerbridge. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  sa.  three  fusils  or.     Cheeke  or 

Cheke,  Burton,  co.  Somerset ;  and  Suffolk. 
Gu.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  fusils  sa.     Blewet. 
Or  on   a  chief    az.  three  fusils  of    the    first. 
Lancelot.    Lanselatt. 
Fusils 
Or  on  a  chief  gu.  three  fusils  arg.    Sarellyng,  V. 
Sa.  on  a  chief  arg.  three  fusils  gu.      Molines. 
Richard  Mollins.F.  Monsire  de  Molins,  being 
the  arms  of  Montagu  in  the  chief,  Y. 
Erm.   on   a  chief    gu.  five    fusils   of    the   first. 
Charles,  Bridgenhall. 
Garb 
Barry  of  four  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  as  the  last  a 

garb  or.    Weaver. 
Erm.  on  a  chief  az.  a  garb  or.    Hold. 
Paly  of  four  or  and  gu,  on  a  chief  az.  a  garb  cect 
as  the  first  betw.  two  escallops  arg.     Piper, 
Ridgewell,  Essex. 
Garbs 
Arg.  on  a  chief  indented  az.  three  garbs  of  the 
first.  Wakefield.   The  garbs  or.   Wakefield. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  garbs  ....     Whateley, 

quartering  Thompson. 
Arg.  on   a  chief  gu.  three  garbs   of  the   first. 
Richard  Wetley,  V.  Wheatley,  V*.  Witley 
or  Whiteley,  co.  Salop. 
Arg.  on  a  chief  gu.  three  garbs  or.    Whiteley  or 

Witley,  co.  Salop.    Whitley. 
Arg.  on    a  chief  indented    sa.    three   garbs 
Lawless,  Baronetcy,  1776 ;  Baron   CloDcurry, 
1789. 
Az.on  a  chief  or  three  garbs  gu.  Woods,  Ireland. 
Erm.  on  a   chief  vert  three   wheatsheaves   arg. 

Prosser. 
Or  on  a  chief  sa.  three  garbs  arg.     Cartland, 

Ireland. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  gu.  on  a  chief  az.  three  garbs 

or.     Dale,  Rutland ;  confirmed  1602. 
Paly  of  six  arg.  and  vert  on  a  chief  az.  three 

garbs  or.     Pain. 
Sa.  on   a  chief   arg.  three    wheatsheaves  vert. 
Kearney,  Ireland. 
Gouttes 
Chequy  arg.  and  sa.  on  a  chief  of  the  first  four 

gouttes  de  sang.     Colshill,  Devonshire. 
Chequy  or  and  az.  on      "^iflf  arg.  gouttes  de  sang. 
Colshull. 


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